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T. MRS MccORNIcK's scHooI,

NJ INKS McCORNICk'S SCHOOL, So
VRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform hsr
nen6s And the public generally that she vll resxme
the duies OF her School on the lat Monday in Sep-
TENDER next.
The course az study pursued viii COMPRISE an ths
ton. "e~
In addition 70 her day scholars she 10 de,rpps OF
reeSylng into her family a few pupils g. bosrders
agen rom IN To II years, Who will be under her I'M
med late care and oversight IS
FOR terms and further particulars Apply ct her
reeldsnce-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexsndria, Va
JyTn - :,
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY, = Y
lIOC,AIEnmins beautiful and healthy village. y
a S1.i, Baltimore RAILROAD, Rocommended by The
rmlaneiphm Annual Conference Of the Mfthodist
Eniscopal Church. Students prepared for co spssr
had to Dickinson College A large shilYsophIcal
apparatus u used 20 explain the study Of pRfioso-
ply. Ihe fourth year ylll commence on Sept. In,
ls5a Terms for session Of u weeks, Bosrdfhg and
Rev; J. Hervey Barton, A. NJ, Principal. teach
er Of Latin. Greek and German; Stephen c. Hal,
81 s P,sI Q, mat. Miss Annie Kelly teschsr
,keisrences, T. A. Lutz, Ese., Washington, AID
Messre w M. King, and Daniel p. Gordon, Geoff~-
town. The Principal can be seen for a few DAYS a.
the residence Of "a. Lutz, No. as @ street.
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The VENERABLE GEN. DISCO, whose illness was
notieed In the Star on Tuesday. expired at his
residence In Georgetown early yesterday morning
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INTERESTING TRoTTISG RAcE-Th- admirers
of rapid quadrupedical locomotion will. to-mor.
row afternoon, have an opportunity of witnessing
what Is believed will be the best appointed and
fastest trotting match ever seen on the Piney
Branch Course. The Club, under whose auspices
the course was established and is controlled have
made arrangements to accommodate a large
number OF visitors, ladies and gentlemen The
courseS solely under the control of gentlemen
OF character and being located on one of the most
beautiful suburban drives OF Washington, ought
To be patfonized by the best classes Of orr popa.
another column.
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SAVE YOUR GARDENS -
Mr.. e. Lyon, q French Chemst oi,coy.rad a,
Assnc plant, the powdered leaves of which is a
huss ticks, feas and all species of insects wii y,
mrssoses'y hdImtsss to nankind and domestic All
rldls' chlld can eat II. He has received medals
merous medical colleges and societies. II lie most
important discovery The idea FLEEING rid of these
hear the bed bugs lament 0"H "o"
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
VIII our race exterminate
Arrangements are made through Messrs Barue.
farkio 81 New York. to sell it thl0uIhout the
name of f. Lyon - - GU 's"is the
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in a .rice.
, magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and mice
sample Flasks, Is cts regular sizes 81 cts and 81
BARNES h PARk, New York.
Also, the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
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Nv j. z: MCGUIRE q co Ancnnneers-

BY J: z: MCGUIRE a co, Aucnoneers,
I'RUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUARiE I'M
4 PROVED PROPERTY on Sixth STREET WEST
BETWEEN AND n STREETS NORTH. AT PTRI -
AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Au.
cyst yin, AZ 61a O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue
OF q deed from George McNaug hton and wife da !.
TED August 5th 1855, and duly recorded in IIber j.
e. No 49, follos l7s, ct seq, the subscriber will
sell at public auction Lot numbered twelve I9I IN
Square numbered four hundred and Ell G4asI
fronting twenty hve t25D feet sixth street vest
between and II streets north, ng hack 81 hty
hive tS5) feet to an alley, with the Improve ments
c0nsistlng Oh two story brick Dive ling House.
Terms: One fourth cash the reSIdue in six
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest, secured
Ing at the cost of the purchaser
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee.
~ 10 eo6 dis J. q. MCGUIRE A CO. Anct'rs
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AUCrIOH 1AI.H

By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctione,r..- :
ONhrkiDAY, August sth, at 6 O'Clock .. M, se
:, 81, seil a the Second Presby terrain Church,
Gi,c,r reWs, large and small stoves, Carpets and
Chsneas. Also, Sp feet new Picket Fence, and
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE Co Anc,ion.e,.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
- COURT OF SuPERIoR ROSEWOOD Piano For ~
APP oHa3psFHoLD EFFECTs.-0n SATURDAY.
MUkNlNG, August 1t =, at nine O'Clock in from,
OF the Auction rooms Of Jas c. Mcclure Il Co.
shal sell, by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Courtior w ashlngton county, ID. c., a lot Of Far.
plture and Household Effects, com prising-
stool and cover.
Handsome, suite of Walnut crimson Brocatelle.
covered Parlor Furniture,
Suite OF Crims on and rlush-coyered Parlor Furni.
ture, I'm
Marh!e.t top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Su.e OF DIue And gold aad crimson Damask Cur
=, talns, Cornlce, Lace Curtains, &c,
Helyet and Brussels Parlor Ca pets, Rugs,
0llcloth, Mating, Stsi Carpet
Bedsteads, Bureaus. Washstands,
mattresses, Boosters aud Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads
Mahogany SIdeboard. mahogany Chairs
CHINA, Class and Cr0ckery Ware.
&c. ~ O'ohshs'
Terms; Is and under cash; over that sum s
circuit OF g. and % days, for satisfactorily endort
notes, bearing interest.
CHAS. 5. WALLACE, Executor.
d03 }. 4. MEG U1RE Il Co. Auct'rs
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auctloneers
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
CORNER OF THlRrEENrH STREET WEST Ann
NORTH sTREET.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON August sch, at 61a o clock. on the premises
We sha sell that valuable property situated at the
corner Of Thirteenth street and north street
heng parts of Lots Nos. q and p. in square So
e31a feet on Thirteenth, with the buildings consist
ing OF q two-story double Brick House, recently
occupied ny 81 yoseph's Orphan sylum,
rms property is beautifully located IN one of the
most desirable sections Of the CITY for
ldence. and the sale should command attentiou
lite lndIsputable and sale without reserve
Terms: One-fOurth cash: the residue in ri,
Twelve, eighteen and twenty four months with in
terest, secured by deed Oftrust ON the premises.
au "a J. Z. MCGUIRE & CO. Apct'r.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

o~UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN-A
IlS meeting of the shareholders of tn, Union
Hotel Company will be held at the Council Cham
Der on TU ESDAf EVENING, the 9Th instant at .
O'Clock As proposition To purchase the hotel will
be laid before them il is desirable that every share
holder should be present.
ac45 w. Fl, TENNEY, Tres
nor NEW YORK-The packet schooner RE
Il bscc." is now loading AMI will sail as "A
above with di patch; For freight apply TO ~
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MEN's Dlfss sv1rs, go. 30 .r- .f-s
yourv., D, Ass's Bxsissss Ssiss,
CHLDRxN's DRHss SUIrs. s' S"''''

Chfld,en'S School Sxits.
stNNoAH WLkER Co., Marble Hail Clothing
sore, Broxn,s Hotel Building, would respectfully
snnounoe mat their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. Il
ris sa q an assortment Of Gentlemep's and
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
r. i9 those who study excellence with economy, in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. - 49, ' 0-''' an Sayy,H
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L CLOTHING.

ZINE READY-MADE
l. CLOTHING.
Black Drap d. Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Black Alpaca do. do.
White aud Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do
Buff DO
Travelling Busters, 60.
Having connection with the LARGEST manufaotur-
Ing establishment north, we enjoy superior sdynn-
taees Tor supply the very best goods AZ the low
est possible prices The styles are found To eycel
anything in Washington and the workmanship lar
excels any thing heretofore offered IN this market
and Il SO ACKNOWLEDGED by ell who patronize our
We also nave on hand superior stock Of Cent?
furnls hing Goods, ana make 20 order Garments Of
every description, at short notice, at q small ad-
vance on the prices Of our resdy made clothing,
j. NJ. McCAMLY A. Co.
Jyl under National Hotel.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE. FIR NITIJP ,.
On TUESDAY MORNING, August 9th. A. m
O'Clock. at the esdence of Mrs. II. NJ. Pyfer cor
nsr Oh ssh ara streets, we shall sell all the FurnI-
ture and Effects, cOmprIsing- 49,
Rosewood Piano Forte, by Wakemyer Henick.
suite oi crimson brocateile-cOvered PaTlor Furnl-
Marble top centre and sofa Tables.
ahcy ChSirs, handsome walnut Whatnot,
Arm and Reception Chairs.
SsiVet Brussels and ingram Carpets, Oilcloth
III ana pun WIDdov Shades, Vases, &C.,
uand some enameed mar BILE tor Cottare Set
SyHRrIlor walnut carved ma bic top Chamber Set
Mahogauy ETench and other Bedsteads,
bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Sets
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
lane ana wood sot Chairs. Lounge,
EXTENSION Dining Table, Refrigerator
G Ehnna Siass and Crockery Ware,
COOKING ana other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils. &c.
Terms: SIS and under, cash over thai .Sm .
credit Of 60 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endoTsed
notes, bearing interest
au SD ]. c. MCGUIRE A. CO A,o,.
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-One that under.
~ stands the business and cau bring good RECON-
me ndations. Address Medicine, Box No. - Star
Ofnce.
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
" HOUSE, NEAR "FRANkLIN Row" AT AUCTJoS
~ "a CLOCK, On the premises, We shall sell a very
desn able and well built thI story and Attic Brick
Anoith sidel between nth and l2th .treets west
Inc House Is well OGI { and handsomely finished
win gas throngnout,a pump Of excellent water in
tue Satd, ana rs IN every respect very desi rabe
nome LOT small family. The property may be ex
anILed 10y app ication on the pfeuises
Iernsi One-fcuIth cash; the residue i'm 6. L. "a
ana - mouths, with Interest, secured BY deed OF
trust on the p emises. "
ausd j. C. MeGIIIRE& On Ana.
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Crow HILL IN CoMNorIoN night nnm.
Der Of Germans met at house on Sixth street.
north, where lager is wont to be drunk, and in
the course Of the evening two of them got into
quarrel, and finally, by way of settlement. one
struck the other blow under the jaw that effectI
ally prevented the possibility Of his indulging in
seized chair and smashed that to pieces upon bis
opponent; but in the midst of this proceeding
three others, so says the party who claimed to be
nrsf attacked, entered the ring and gave him a
early application at the office of Justice Dom for
warrant, in order to have the dispute settled by
legal process.
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FOR RENT-HOUSE No. AL on I. between
II 9th and 10th streets. INQUIRE of IA MIS- =
HALLIDAY, Esq, CITY Hall. auI-St.
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w Want. Apply to X. -. BARNARD, at
WAL Barnard's Auction Rooms, 9TH street ard
"a avenue aus st
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AN ExPERlMRSr.-We noticed on Pennsylva-
ma avenue this morning, at the plumbing estab-
hshmcnt Of j. w. Thompson Il Brother, several
prominent gentlemen assembled for the purpose
OF witnessing a new method Of tapping the water
mains Amongst others, the Mayor of Washing
ton, Capt. NJ c: Meigs, r. Coyle, Esq Water
Registrar; +; d. r Myers, Esq Assistant Engi-
neer OF washington Aqueduct, under whose su-
Perintendence the laying of these mains was done
The new method spoken Of is an invention of
Mr.. Thomas, now engaged on the L.. $ Capitol
EA.ehsloh, ana consists OF drill and tap so ar
ranged that the pipe is first drilled nearly through
nolnlng but scale being left; the tap Is then In
serted and the hole tapped. The ferule is then
OF the stop. by which the scale or crust is emit re
cut out, leaving the stop firmly screwed in The
advantage of this is its security against accident
by tipping, so many of which have occurred by
the old method Of drilling since the recent intro
ductlon OF water. We learn from Messrs Thomp-
son Brother that they have tried this method In
isfactory. -
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The LiGHr INFANTRY, Capt. Davis in command
paraded our streets this morning, en- route to
Arlington, making their usual soldierly appelr.
ance. They were accompanied by witbers,s
band. We presume every body who can get out of
town will be at Arlington to-day, NO set of men
have a wider circle Of friends, male and female
than tine members Of this ''ancient and honorable,
company. .-h1 eEas.G.. T Hrs.a'
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FORE NT OR SALE-Two HOUSES, one on
rooms; water in the yard. The other a small but
comfortable Brick House on 9th street, near NJ Gas
through both houses. Rent moderate to a punctus /
tenant. Inquire of JNO. b. KIBBEY. no. IS
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lNI TITTE

A RE YOU INSURE Dl-Ampe indemnify
NGToS iSstrR NEE = 9 S6sSp y She WASH
corner OF Penn: avenue and 10Th al. Stookholders
8rectors and ofcerr al citizens Of washine ton and
JAMES C. MCGUIRE. President
'" ~ hANsoN- SA~- ia-~eSr
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WANTS.

WANTED-A COLORED WOMAN to do the
w work OF a small family. None hut a good
Ta Vas ana irGner MED apply. Gail at MARI &
18th street. An 81.
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A YOUNG MAN "a SWISS WANTS. Place
"A IN private family. lie makes himself useful
about the house and garden. re has good recon-
mendstions. and speaks English and German Adj
dress -. H., star Once. @-2ts
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The CLOSING of the Long Bridge, which will
take place about the hrst of September, to enable
the workmen to complete certain heavy repairs
contemplated on the south terminus will create
necessity for the establishment Of Temporary
ferry across the Potomac river We understand
tat on 'he closing of the Long Bridge. such a
mode OF communication for farmers, gardeners
and Others, with the District from the Virginia
shores will be established at the Bridge and
probably another at Georgetown
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GNrkE hARkEr.-rhe supply in the vegetable
a run department is still increasing, and the
demand IS brisk and sales quick The Quality Of
Tue supply offered in this department was never
PCSsH % be the best judges The prices OF .oat,
aILels have advanced fraction over those OF H.
pSr a. they become The market
siIsS ,Is,;ae s,euy observed, and good order
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BREAK DowS.-About III O'Clock as the four
wheel wagon, belonging to Ellis and Brother
was conveying heavy iron boiler from their
foundery, the heavy beams which sustained the
weight broke, on nnsylvania avenue, near
Twelfth street, aHd stopped the further progress
The boiler was made for Browns Hotel, and is
Intended for use In heating the building, and for
other purposes requiring steam power - ~
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WANTED-By a settled American girl, a SIT.
" UATiON to nurse and do chamberwoIk Has
no objection to the country. Apply at No. 531 nth
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The Levy COURT, at their meeting on Monday
last, agreed to adopt late survey made of road
to connect those parts of the Piney Branch road
which have been separated by the location of the
Washington and Rockville Turnpike Company.
fhe supervisor was charged with the duty Of layy
ing out the road as surveyed, and the sum of 100
was appropriated by the Court to be expended for
that purpose Upon the submission by Mr.. Ken.
nedy OF report on the unsafe condition of the
bridge near the Eastern Branch bridge, leading
to the Insane Asylum, the Court decided that the
bridge In question was not under supervision Of
this Court, but of the United States A commit.
zee vas appointed TO examine and report to the
condition Of the bridges on Piney Branch and
Broad Branch roads
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IuaE f a5RFES D%SaflsskE S sfssspr' OLD
d;,i have had n store and mat seseiyed lsrgs ID
BRANDY, and WINS. which win sell I'll sissii
JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer.
je 3 eoev No. 327 Pa sv.. bet 9Th and 7th stx,
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CkIAINALCocR1-To-da the Court met at the
usual hour. I'D r.. 80.
Samuel Stott, convicted of renting house to
woman for illicit purposes. came into Court and
was sentenced to pay fine of $50 and costs
An application was made for continue nee in
the case of Henry Williams, charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill isaac EntwistIe.
whose trial was set for to-day. on ground of the
absence OF material witness for the defence Zone
Mr.. Gibbs.)
The court sustained the affidavit. and the case
was continued until the next December term.
There being no further business to be transacted
the jury was finally discharged, and the court
adjourned until the next court in course.
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SPEyIAL NOTICR-HORsE, CARRIAGE
- AND HARNESS AT PKIyATEN
s $500; - a excellent opp9rtumty is novS
Hshment very liberal terms. Apply al HOW
ARU'S Livery Stable, 18th street, between ri and I.
~ Is cow =
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EORSALE-HOUSEA AND LOT IN GEORGE
l. TOWN-Parts of Lots so and 90, on the
corner OF let and ingan Streets fronting the south
west corner of Trinity Church, and improved by
small two story dwelling house. Terms liberal,
inquire corner Al street and Louisiana avenue.
washington. w. Y. FENDALI..
jy l8-eOlms Attorney for Owner
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
NJ for remaining and keeping SheI

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
for repairing and keeping in repair for one year the shell
The repairs u all the she'll roads of the city shall be ndud
Gated into two separate and distinct contracts follows
FiRsr the shell roads existence in that
p,sOa Of hs city abe a The center Of Canal
that portion Of the city situated below the center Of Canal
The shell roads included In the first therefore
The soue side Of Canal o street from 6 obeSns t. Broad
Garroon Avenue from Canal street to the New Canal
. sfss
Canal Thaia street from Benton 10 Howard street On
drew from Tchouptouas Magazine Pytania
Apollo street and Josephine street from Apollo
And the shell roads included in the
from oso syss IS s9 sosd
the northeast side Of Canal along bayou 81
street 81 enss street ct
es csas stS,
ense to Canal aroton Asenas from Canal to Or
isans street. from qarroen Avenue u Msaiie Road ii
phine street from Louisa y Independence street.
q s a e &C. o to the
they begin the work and said shall be bound With
manner using for said repairs but clean and sount
The contracios shall also boun during the continuance
s, M keep and KEEP IN the Ss repsr
rus and depressons their rst appearance with
sound lake shells in such manner as to preserve the osna
some q shell roads such Common Bisav!e Washing
St, John roads, being worn below orsiaa
roads, shall receive covering If shells Of six inches in thick
as may be required This part q the work 10 b done BY Ii.
contractors without extra and within three months
The contractors also bound during the continuance
@ asa
each side of said shell roads and shall also clean and
original sizes and depths prevent siasnaon of water
eals and labor required the repairs specified
sa s% s. 70 d. sss
be liable fine Of dollars for each neglect and the Street
Ike The The e and
thus incurred to be deducted out of of the monthly
Each Of the shall furnish good solvent
the Of his contract conditioned to the faithful
s e H. s. %sss monthly on the certificates Of
Street Commissioner and said Stree. obedience
e
Landings and the Treasurer retain in guarantee until the
every monthly certificate which cent shall be paid
condition Of said in The condition Of the
shall daily he
The Be- adadcated for term Of year
A''ef INC Of e
that in case of failure by the
i Ss sssf as
,sssl.s ss;s s %
u ssf .s the
n as' s'' sa az
N saa
s and
s @
sale o. rssdadcson AZ WINCH may DO adudicated at re
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

sss . /. @ assas Gl H. a s to
sass on each side Of ths markets Oh 'e
a Thu, al vendors rs. # n meat ; within the
Of their stands into the barrel. tubs
the to be disposed of as in the OF other daily
SIC s. That any vendor markets who shall throw or
be thewu meat fish, fruit vegetable whether
markets. shall BE- liaes tha "of
nn than dollars a each rs before
paid to the ne balance dep0ss the Giy Treasury
person sei damaged dssnysd fruit in The
o s & s to I'D. u n s1 ten Sasa
more ore, than y. twenty hye dollars.
nss, % BET f .a sss Il ss
il S as .s sis e"s s and
SEE g. That fla be the duty of the comm,,ae. of the
markets s. e to snss to b posted up all sas,
& That all fines fixed this ordinance shall be recover
the city, With the exception Of that mentioned S.
ss]s That the Commissay Of the Vegetable Market,
@ be r b f Without TO s ii
SEC 81 That shall be the duty Of the Commisae the
to aSs te ae plugs closed and kept closed na
any violation IF this coradssry shall be- dis i
missed from Office
city shall be under the special instructions OF the Chief of Poce
A. The Mayor shall appoint Comnissay for each Of
SEQ. A. That the saary the cernssary the ST. Masvs
market, the LIST hereby liked
SEC A. the salary Coa,nissary the Poyiras
market from and the Is, July, ls is hereby fixed
SIC THAI salary of Cosnnissary Claiborne
market from and after the LIST july 1861 hereby fixed $50
| per month.
sEe As That the salary of the Comnissary of Dyaes
ke from and after the LIST july 1861 hereby fixed $50
| mouth
SEo That the salary the Conamssary Vegetable
market Second District from and after the LIST July 1860 is
hereby fixed ut 500 per month
SEC A. That the salary of the Commsary of the Beef
ket Second District from and after the LIST July, 1860 here
by fixed at $50 per month.
SEE That the salary of the Conmissary the Trtnt
market from and after the s July 1860 is hereby fixed 800
SEC TO- That salary of Coumissay Port market
from and after the LIST July 1850 hereby fixed 500 per
month
Sgc So That salary of Coumissary of Magazine
per month
SEE That salary Colnnssary the soraparu
market from and after the lst July 1850 hereby fixed S6
See. 81. That salary Commissay of the Ninth
Street market from and after the lst July 1850 is hereby
fixed at $50 per month.
SEC That salary Commissary ST. Bernard
market, from and after the LIST July 1860 Is hereby fixed S6
per month
market from and after the LIST July 1850 is hereby fixed So
month
That all ordinances parts of ordinances contrary
conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance
Signed JOHN I. MONROE,
,s,.., President Board Of As U Y. Aldermen
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nov % 1850
| signed GERARD sTITH Mayor.
a true copy,
| j. l., FABRE, Secretary.
is hereby given that MONDAY 9Th day of Decem
revenues. V. DUPIEssIS,
nj Comptroller.