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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-14
The United States Of America,
The Household Goods of John
y -.-- KnntR -. - u
= ~ % i-7-7TT1
In Rem; In a cause
Of forfeiture and
Qoniseation.

The United States of America, lsi'iis. i'..t,
.'l .i - VS." F fetA~'1 In Rem, in q cause
The Household Good. Of John Fs.tsiess and
lNKTHEREAs, on the end, day of July, 1858, an
wv. Information was filed in the District Court of
the United States for the Western District of Vir-
ginia on behalf Of the Unitt BIZ the Attor;
ney thereof for said District against the Household
goods Of John Knote, late OF Ohio county, in said
District and described in schedule to said informa-
ton annexed in which Information It is In substance
alleged that the said John Knote is engaged IN the
existing rebellion against the United States, that he
has acted as officer in the army Of the so.caled
Confederate States of America, that he has held an
Office and agency under; the. said confederacy and
under the rabellious government Of the State Of
Virginia. at Richmond that he Is the owner of said
property and that tame has been seized forfeited
TO the United States. q a bti s-iH sos
Now therefore, in pursuance ottheI monition un.
der the seal of the said Court, to me directed and
delivered, ohereby give public notfcetto all per-
sons claiming any interest in the said property,
in the thereof to appear before the Judge
of the District Court of the United States for the
Western District OF YirgfuB.at Wheeling, the eth
day Of September 1868, If the same shall be
day of Jurisdiction, not on tho next day of juris
dIction thereafter and there TO interpose their
claims and make their allegationsin that behalf.
/ - Iti1i pin5is4sss9 9BDWARD M.sN0RT0N,
us. MArshal W. d. of Val
BRNI q. SMITH. q. g. Attorney. IulT lat =
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Martial Law IN Cineinna The
l7s7s $ i3i7s Morgan Raid = 70 4i..,s.

l. CisciasATf, July .4B dtnsids has de-
clared martial lawiin Cincinnati, kGoEfng
ton, and Newport. Business has been sis,
pended i All citizens are req utred or.
the state aud municipal auth 6ritses. Moth
ing definite Of Mstgs3 hsfeab bouts. It
around atie city aud Cross the river between
here and Maysville. The militia arerapfd.
In conceutratius.Io aoif;5fSsst a
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sAssignee'S SaIe.I

DY virtue Of q deed of assignment to me made by
ID David Jenkins on the sd day of March, 1851,
recorded in Deed Book No. 8, pages 81 % and %, Of
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby offer at private
sale all the following property, to wit: Ascertain
parcel of land aud premises situated adjoining the
town of New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, on the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirty perches, or less which
is erected f1rstclass steam saw mill in good rum
ming order. doing large business. Any person de-
string safe aud paying investment will be satisfied
by making this property also Offer at private
sale by yirtueiof sad assignment fine two story
frame house and lot situated in said town OF New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw mill.
This house e very comnodiously and pleasantly
situated, ont buildings excellent. . 49, So
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sale until the LIST day Of Sept mbef next, which
day not sold prior VIII then be offered a
Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ Any person DESTROYS Of purchs!
sing either both Of the properties above
will please call on or address the undersigned al
Freeman's Landing, Hancock County. west Va,
who will give any Information desired. Terms Of
JUL Ems THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
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--.,-7savIngs Bank 81 Wheeling:
sTATFMBNTsI = 8 - iIii

wnlal1se, W. ", July 9, 1863
THE Board e q tsa, SS5s ont
80 Ss$SSots far the last SIX mouths; payable 70
g sFs On demand, free from gu taxea
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DlElIIlI;YiiDEND.
- 20 .lProplRs, lRAnK, ]

wheeling, West yas July J, 1865 q {;
XVI directors OF this Bank have this day declared
III aDiyfd0ud Of (six 9 per cont on the OapIal
STOCK ont Of the profits Of the last pay
ihe Stockholders on demnndS nae OF Federal
1JniSs5-fss 9E5Esiay 'sst Y;J.R- D1CKKYs CASH
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9lE '16S>TRk WooI MkRxEr.5L The markets 81
v's'arouhd care improving wanishot the
manufacturers compelling them to advance
upon their original offers. A wool circu-
{ 4at1 for July says that tddri6g the pas.
ESmonth the usual number of buyers have
% been through the wool axings districts
Offering 70 take the shstssss 81 sky Eve
NJ cents, Finding few RfiliHg q sell at those
prices, the dealers have most of them re-
~ ~. turned home, whilst themanufacturersh aYe
Na4 taken hold of the wools during the last few
days in. good earnest. accepting the terms
of Ihe growers, and with evident disPosi-
.tiontaitakeyery large quaint 4, indeed,
=, = q they do not make d clean sweep ~ seventy
Ito eighty cents for choice Ohio wools.-
AEannfactarsfs Viii therefore hayethe field,
Ids dealers tWilIla6s be disposed totcomPete
Il with them ct 80 high i'd >. =.
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sPECIAI NOTICES.
.augh!inls O!d Home BiHeEs
THE PRIDEoF vIRGIN1A

~ y -tt-
necessary article this warm Wsathsr. That's
what's the matter. You want q bottle.
Don't go about complaining of being 50 weak and
feeling so exhausted by the weather. You Gamble
relieved very easily by using asY VI a4gs "a
Laukhlin's Old Home Bitters,
Us THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. IS $3.50
No use going to the Spring. and spending tsonSny
ofthose +sgreenbackSl You WIN cat better and Of
course teelbetter, and natural look
better, by using a $ --tss Y = s. n
Laug hlin's Old Home Bitters,
--'s ma THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. II 81
These Bitters are agreeable to the taste, mild in
operation, the most delicate using them With impu-
nifty. Speedy In action and penetrating the seat Of
disease, they impart new health and yigor to the
system. The exquisite favor, tbs, delicate aroma
and pleasant taste of this preparation renders
cullarly acceptable to thefevered and languid
patient. r. ~ Prepared only by Ny. sleset.1
iesszi. .EAUGHLtNs' q BUsHFiELD. y =, - !,
jul2 dssi! Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling SD
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The immense sales testify to the merits of this
remedy.
The numerous daily repo, Is Of astonishing oures
attest its value.
It has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease ind mparting tons and strength
to the system. -, I ysiN
Is safe and harmless to the infant and powerful in
the adult case. ~ 49,
"THE SOLDIERS lERlEND,"
Mothers find it superior to any soothing syrup for
children teething; freed from the injurious effects of
Narcotics; gives rest to the snfSser.by removing
the dldeases Sold BY respectable SDssisF every
where. g
PRICE, rs GENTS a BOTTLE. > II Prepared only by
jun97 en- wM.F.DAvIDsoN, Cincinnati, o..
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Attachment in debt.

~ John Meilowan Is, u assEta ~ X w.
The object this suit is to recover Of the defend.
ant the sum of $l63 50 with interest and costs OF
suit. ans X . -. nj = 80. -
The defendant not having entered his appearance,
and It appearing from an affidavit filed in the cause
that he is not resident of this State, motion of
the plaintiffs by their attorney it Is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within one month af-
ter the due publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest in this suit
and that q! copy of this be published once week
for four successive weeks in newspaper printed
In the city of heeng, and that copy of the same
DO posted ct the front door of the Court House of
Ohio County. l.I44lttgf
q Gopy-Teste; JACOB BURKLE. Clerk.
J. g. CHANDLER, pltffs atty. s;fz4 julS
The United States Of America, In Rem.
Pour hogsheads ofTobacco, the fixture and Com
property of John Jennings. iscation.
NTHEREAS, on the 30th day of June, A. D. 1885,
wv an information was filed In the District Conrt
ofthe United States for the Western District of Vir
ginia behalf the United States by the Attorney
Tobacco, the property of John jennings described
in said tntormation-tn which information it Is IN
substance allege that the owner thereof is engaged
In the existing rebellion against the United States,
that at the time Of his becoming engaged he was
the owner Of the property aforesaid that he Is hold
ing ofce under the socalled Confederate States OF
America or under the rebellious government Of the
state of Virginia sitting at Richmond, and praying
that said property may be eonaseated and sold as
forfeited to the United States Whereas order of
Spring term a. D. 1863 OF the District Court of the
United States for Western District of Virginia at
Wheeling. - - ~
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal of the said Court to directed and deliy
cred do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in said property, the pro-
ceedS thereof to appear before Judge the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the Western
September, A. d 1868, If the same shall be dayof
jur sdiction; IL not the next day of Jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf.
EDWARD II. NORTON,
q. 8. Marshal w. D. Of Va.
BENZ. q. snrn, q. s. Attorney. julsl4t
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NEW YORK. July 12.-Harrisqurg .des-
patches to the Herald, says intelligence
from London, on Sunday states the enemy
ARE pressed in front and on both TANKS by
Meade, who holds them tightly. where they
are. Itis raining tonight, and the, Poto-
mac has not fallen. l.is b 5,lf s1a.55 I.isfoa
A despatch to the Herald dated near
FunkstoNp. july 2thi, \ says the right
wing. of. our army under Sedgswick rest
tow ., and. were. TO advance on Sunday
morning! i It Iis, believed that no rebels
will be found on this side of the Potomac.
b. GREEsoAsrLE,l July IL, via Chambers.
burg.-The corps of Ewell aud Hill re-
turned aud occupied Hagerstown about 2
O'Clock, yesterday, and they have strong
picket force. four miles1this side of the
town. ,HiA'gcorps passed through town
taking the Gettesburg turnpike. Capt.
Boyd with one company Of cavalry got
within one mile and half of Hagerstown.
on the national road, when he discovered
. large body Of rebel infantry moving in :.
to that town, bylway of the Williamsport
road! Firing was heard to-day in the di !
tection of Clear Spring and Gettysburg,
probably oceasioned by ;onr troops driy4
ing inIthes enemy's optposts. There is no
good reason known for Lee army evacut
atIng 6RgersIoWus uno Lnen EeoCcupy1nS
| it withipia few tours, with the same troops
unless he was disappointed in his facilities
for crossing the river. 4as yiaesF "a a..A~
ia PHILADELPHIA, Julysla.-=The Enquirer
has special from Boonsboro' ofithe 18th,
stating our forces are steadily advancing
aud are in sight ofthe rebels. No fight
ing to-day reported. Theienemy made an
attempt to turnAou right near Hagerstown
but we're EePqlsed. 10 SS6 81
FREDERIcK, Mp, July, 12,-7=4Accounts
from the front represent Lee. Is s9frouuded
at OF near Williamspptt. Our 9Th corps
OCCUPY Hagerstowna andl ltt corps Forks
town. We are rapidly pushing Lee to the
river. Gen. Kelly il reported 6niathe VIII
| einia side Of The Potomac to stop the pro-
keress ofsLee. The best Information shows
therebals have not crossed 1but got over
most Of their wounded and Z. 20 crossed their
ammuullpn. - srtg95x fsfns{
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8 : To&Wolol1l 5IGl;s5rE.oWersG
! .5;T0. LIADIEs,. g &. 8 ]

- -. ~ : :. TO sc stT - 81 SO
APPLIoATIeNsh aS6 from time to
= ~ fine been made to mo by Ladies' for instrucs
Ion IN vrftfl land other subiec Of study IN the
wait TIL Others should begin. j inform
AZ Interested that class of Ladies has NOW com,
T1leneEds and shall be glad TO receive more, 10
oet3o-H - : - u. AEfCHC0oks-
s.zig.lasl = LACE oUREAins.s NJ
IA JEW settS of Nottingham Lace ourtainsl 1t
ja,s ssa Ss s p.,ss = = sENsESBYs.
kFTS4IE FinestNCigars and Tobacco In the city can
always be found At the Odd Fellows Hall Drug
Storss1oll9 hss s1IGg{ is3H y. BOOKING AEt.5
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14a b6eONE ofIthe rebelttp risonersi recently
brought 10. ffsomna the yistpity of Clear Spring
was artested by our while visiting fsp5
l. young womanatoSwhomh he was very mnene
g, attached, and, whom he, had not seen'sinee,
the breaking ont Of war. When 11aIl ospr
boys visited the ,hsusenthey Witnessed q
I scene between the prisoner and his sweet
heart something like that which took gaks place
between Romeo, and Juliet, before the for
me- nirer TOOK his depaftars for lMantusy The
youngrwomeps while shielding to her lover
urged him Z, q eeg9ns and live or stay ana =,
Diet Our informant says it, was q lndic-
roasly setioas thing 70 see gee our boys dEag=
ging the ragged grey back away fFOmethe
ARMS ofitheyoung lWomanSswho had been.
4 washing, and in her tender Neutrality-suspicious.
'alh had very abundantlyI sprinklsdg the Rrsb1
with soap sadS q. The cruel hearted = fsD1
afterwards alludedsto the Young woman as
q being a little ..spooney, Land hoped she
would endure his IN. ,.,i. IL
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~ MoRE RAlN.AMe had another most
welcome rain yesterday evening. Passen-
gers gers from Pittsburgh, who arrived last
evening. say that great rain storm pre-
vailed along the, line Of the road, and that
the streams were running torrents of
water.
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Henry K. List, John List,
Robert Morrison and Ben
jamin Davenport, partners
as List Morrison &co.
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ap9 SEEp LEMONS 10 tTHE .SoLD1ERs.r
Thousands of us. says ap exchange, living
at home and at ease, have said a great
deal these few days past about the suffer-
ipgs of our soldiefs5 lying wOunded4
many Of them INTO death, lingering and
painful-this close, sultry weather, in such
numbers that it is,vain to,shope they can
already be supplied with what suth suf
ferers need. We seek, comfort in the
thought that,tbe Sanitary Commission is
at its godlikey work; carrying Refreshments
and relief to the scene ofEdistress, faster
even than the mighty and benifcent power
of the government itself could do without
the aid of this messengerg of private love
and bounty. We rejoice, too9 when we
hear that many of our ladies are busted
in-preparing jelliesyand refreshing drinks
from the fruits OF. this. bounteons. season,
with which to- moisten the iparchedI lips
aud quench the burning thirst OF those
who have gone out to fight and to die for
us comfortablepeople4 4 fikI
But just now let US send lemons. There
is not any other shape in which IS much
of comfort isappas kedi in SC. small compass.
We say that, if. once an egg is. taken from
Its shell, no human power can put it en-
tirely back, Sc. closely has nature slowed
it. So of a lemon; we may truly say thai
80 much refreshment could not becontriy
ed by the most spioIs Ar q loving n ar'
within the size of "a small. handd grasp, a.
..st,.lli ~ ! L1II.g AKA Of vhat II
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b8r ThR DRArr.-seyefaI gentlemen
temporarily ssoieurpipg. in. this. city, but
residents of Pittsburgh. have lately drawn
prizes in the lottery which has been lgo-
ing on in the latter place for several days.
The Pittsburgh papers have been publish
ing the names Of the 7drcfted men,, and
from the long lists which appear daily, 1T
would seem as ifs2half the able bodied
population was inilpck. e,rrs,.l. -
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.WheeIing RatteTY..

a.oS,,ft EpINTs OF POSTS and Proves. Mar
aEs qnested 70 send any men belonging
an LIST vs.. Light Artillery, TO report
e - nthiS at Whselin West Va, where the
~ via Sc ead toE service
As sgesaily e young, able bodied mon
kts ~ An mn this Battery, and will b taken
y, snniIcation 20 eIiher the officers
beionihs y tts'as CJt4F. JOHN SoARLIN,
d9sR n sD = LIST Va. Light Artillery, asai
= tsfi - CommandinE.ll
INST RECEIVED, . large stock Of Single and
n noubIe Trnsses, Supporters, Ladies, Gents, and
TSSp Shoulder Braces made 1nneet and best
aS.atsriaIs Every article warranted.
lbs - Il. 2 Agent.
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aep6-A MIsrAKE.-We'as stated yesterday
that the three, regiments Of Pennsylvania
soldiers who arrived here on Sunday morn
ing,i did not get off owing to the want of
transportation. We are informed that this
is a mistake: ALI efthe regiments left on
Sunday, and are doubtless now at the end
of their. present journey.
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Nl IL Q
10-A wHEEE1sa Boy ABROAD The
Cincinnati GOmgssretqtrin. noticing the de-
pstturs of. the new light dreught gunboat
VICTORY, says she is -officered as follows. .
Ensign Frederick Read, commanding,
Ensign Chas.,Js Stanley, Executive officer;
Ensign Jacob9H. Singleton; Masters Mates,
John. Moloney, Ross Myers, David Wagner;
Engineers, John Winston, John Cullum,
Frederick Heuse; Pilots, B. F.sHGll, Geo.
Hughes. '-7'fA'!z 7Fj'
The Jacob W. Singleton" mentioned
above Is a Wheeling boy and has been en-
plOyed Id the yysrpnsp beFyics on the
river for the, past eighteen mouths. We
are glad he has obtained a position in the
Naval service for We are sure he viii make
good officer. 81. : ss7'l sr!i 'e 80. ~
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BEsg. .H. s.uFH. o. 5. AGO.

Thc United States Of America,
iiipF eleE z0iVS. ,sssJif3S 5nsIs
Three horses and one colt,
/. seized in.LeWis and a1join-
sing Counties by the military
4 Ianthorfties of the us. as the
,nraTarfNr IF RahaIa "a
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: f.-f ]. = FlG.sE 49,
E SS-AHl URsETs < 4 Yssterday . one horse
buggy, containing no less than. three men,
was upset at the corner of the n. aud NJ.
Bank. All of the men were thrown out
and the horse was thrown down. lO6sman
had a few Of his teeth hooked out and the
other Two were slightly bruised. Luckily
the horselwasa quiet one, not much given
TO excitement, or the occupants of the,ve-
hicle might not have Jared so WE'LL ;ss!t
: Everything seemed to have disposition
to run away yesterday. The horses were
mad and npmanageable. About the time
Of the above occurrence there were three
runaways on the same street, all of which
we are glad to say, resulted ifoyorably to
life and Limb: -, i9s. ~ 59kE - 3il sis
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IA a NV evenings go party Of four

"a AsFEw evenings ago a partyo four
young gentlemen were out "dpon a lark, y
when slightly intoxic4tedi individual from.
Harrison countystumbled into, the crowd.
Harrison c0untySwes invited sto join the
party in drink at a peighboripg liquor
house, of which the gentleman extending
the invitation was proprietor. After ta-
king the drink theJptoprietor, who isffoud
of a joke. insisted that Harrison county
should pay for IL The intoxicated person
hesitated a moment and then pulled QUITE
dollar. After waiting few moments-in
vain for his} change, he folded up his
pocket book and walking indignantlyaws
from the crowd; said :fs. Gentlemen, 1 don't
say you are all thieves. but if was a
chicken aud . lived around here LwRould
roost id high sa d. st5s;5 ). Il,
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Sherifs@Sale.

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Sal5 60 CUmmehce atg O'CLOCK. A. n. =
.-E5.i9f rs 500 q. E.-.i 20 ALONZ0 LoRING,
JulStd Sheriff Of Ohio, County,
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oa5 flsIaaoiS .4grii =
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" EDUCEDtTHIS DAY-S7H cents fRiEaFed IA
Id reyes 20 1s2< cents Also = great many othaH
Drea Goods a. reduced prices. A-5s.st gsfSIf -
tnl25 80. sl---.-f s..ls. ...W!B. sENsENRYsa
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DoCRING's UNR1VkLLRD BAKING POWDER
ID stil continues to giEe satisfaction GItis con-.
6idered the best Baking Powder seEer offered. Try
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Every negro who has been seen by the
mob has been murdered or horribly beaten.
Some twenty thus far have been killed.
One orotwo newspaPs Offices have been
threatened.5 The citizens are arming. The
tolored orphan asylum has been destroyed
by the mob. .isse ss..a ii Is elzift
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20
SAW MILL.
NOTICE.

T WISH ALL PERSON HAVING ANY LAW
i fnl claims against the Steamboat Molly Funk
10 present them on board the said boat before the
fifth day of September next. All clrims after this
date will be null and void.
June Is, 1853 FRANCIS PIATT,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20
CITY EDVTRTIsEMENT.

AN ORDINANCE to amend the Fourth Section of
an Ordinance passed Jely 8, 1859, entitled An
Ordinance concerning the Wharf of the City of
Evansville. and repea ing former Ordinances"
Passed June 80 1868.
SIC l. Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the City of Evansville, that hereafter, instead of
the rates of wharfage fixed by the 4th Section of
the Ordinance passed July 5, 1889, entitled An
Ordinance concerning the Wharf of the City Of
Evansville, and repeating former Ordinances" the
following rates shall he charged on all boats which
may come To said wharfs, viz:
On Steamboats, Of less than fifty tons burden, one
dollar.
On Steamboats, If fifty tons, and less than eighty
TONS dollar and fifty cents.
On Steamboats, of eighty tons, and less than two
hundred tons, two dol ars.
On Steamboats, Of two hundred tons, and less
than three hundred tons, two dollars and fifty
cents.
On Steamboats, of three hundred tons, and less
than four hundred tons. three dollars.
On Steamboats, Of four hundred tons, and less
than five hundred tons, four dollars
On Steamboats, of five hundred tons, and less
than six hundred TONS five dollars
On Steamboats, OF six hundred tons, and less
than seven hundred tons, six dollars.
On Steamboats, of seven hundred tons and over,
eight collars.
SEC. 2. 1t shall hereafter be unlawful for any
Captain, or other person comm anding or having
charge of anv Steamboat mOored or lying at said
wharf, 10 cause permit the furnace or CRATES of
such boat to be cleaned while lying at said wharf,
or TO cause or permit any cinders, ashes, other
rubbish, 10 he threwn from such boat while at or
near said wharf.
SEC. Any rers"n or persons violating any pro-
vision the second section Of this ordinance shall,
uFon convict n, forfeit and lay any sum not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars. W. BAKER,
Mayor.
Attest: A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.