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ATTENTION, EOLDIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.


IL e the 81 ct sssn 3
GERMAN BITTRRS" win cure nine ths Of ths
diseases induced by exposures and priy2 incl.
dent t. emp life. In the Lists, published alnoss
daily in the on the arrival Of the siek
suffering rom debility. Every o.ss Of that att iisS
Ssssses rs.ulsns ron dsorder. Of II. asess1:
ersans arc speedily reE1oysd : We have 40 hs.its-
.ssd among our Soldiers. hundreds 81 fiyss NAH
b saved that otherwise viii be lost.
.rsssIe and Wsn susssntiss..d surs IF .n. u iss
esoP heroes: I h fs 70 use his own a.snsss.
PHrLApHxpHIA, A4sussod I'm
EssSs Jena { Epans.-Nsh, esnMsmsn, ySur
Hooaandt German Bitters has saved nay MS. 1hers
Il no IN a II i sss:nss 0s ~
and Who we're folly sosnisaat Of all DIE eire.n-
IA. Of 81 s::s sS1 1
battery, and under tae immediate command 81 CAP
sso a my .raaea: aaass, was .ttssfsd il HoT.ns
ber last via inaannRtion of the lungs, AHA IVES
f s.:s ~ sa,
dysntsrY. I was tlen removed from hs white
msss t d &: BE
ofJuns, Since that time have ossa Absat Is low
~: .s;os Ming sd il did ioT:s 1os:.l ss.s,
IT was immediately thrown up again
:sd nG OF ss
seen WORKING fsithfunI, enough unsaseessfaay. o
tsssi, to- e asS q ons q.
sdvissa me sS me- t nna and h 70 ME- '0ss
A.
:sd snas
i sSa A;% the sssn2 "a
getting Better Theush have taken , bst two b.t
Of Being Sermttsd to rejoin my wife and
from Whom 1 have heard nothing for eisateeS
h. n7ss.
able Bttsrs owe the certainty Of life which has
the he g s
bosom those Who are dearest to me In hls.
w.fully een:u. in shs truth Of tn. shove s..ss-
H ne Malone 81 restored to health. cur '0mrsas'
SshSSe SSSD I5kfsk G - SsS yGst B.ss.r,
fk%Ys eAExIfIsk 81 s, New \; ~! Ye as;n''
s sRsk%Ekt NJ 90 af a 8 sasss,.
HHEEssk kEE + aaSssk G. b. g. g. ct. x....,
skSRzS g. & S. S:'s:.
join JOINT ssNkiNs G.. = S eli + fss n ''
llwAII OF ooUNgIR1IITsi
=; Z; ~: WIFE II :; r.. & ,e s T.
pIIoY PXR BOTTLE ~ o1Exs,
OR MALI DOE. FOR %.
atoulA ysuf nearest l-seEiss not have Ne EtaAla
rnay 10 o6srsA in its pAss, bat sSr1 -
"a "a . Vin forward. sssafely DaaksA. ~ &c.
R1lsuAh Qss1e1 AS9 KAxvPAs9eH.
Ne eB1 A1QK Of.
JONES = lvAHH,
Ulslians q Q. =. 1sskssn os.,y
HDUksszA1
80 ~ = nRsS1u nd DsAlAn n swe
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DRo PosALS FOR HORSES.
VAVlLRY BUREAU,
OfffS af the Chief OvnSfsr sfsx

QGes Of the Chef Quartermastsr, )
WASHINGTON, d. O., August Is. 1868. \
PROPOSALS are solicited and will be received at
this oface for furnishing Cavalry Horses to be de-
Myered at Pittsburs. Pennsyl vania; Philsdelphis,
Washin ston CITY, Syracuse N. T., or Indianapolis
Proposals will be consider for the furnishing OF
Horses in lots Of not less than twenty. Ave, (25)
The Horses to be from fifteen l6) to sixteen 16)
broken to the saddle, compaetly built, in good
nesh, and free from all defects
must be guaranteed by two responsible PERSONS
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
antee.
The responsibility of the suarantors must be
shoNn by the Official certificate Of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
District Attorney
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel @. G. sswtelle, Chief Quartermaster Cav.
Airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
"PHoposals for Horses"
O. g. sAWTRLLE,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quartsrmaster,
Al 10 II CAYalry Huraau.
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40, ,,,..,, =; 5s g ..,, ..sy5 Z
Silver Modal .x.rasd ~ A.s,l.aa Inssisassof
A''' 1''' = s;sPs.;. s. $780, 1.''
~: q Ssaa, III = s: 81 go 1 -:
~ III RsSi i 3A!# is;,'''''''' q
x00Ri 3 sSfti ;at r.uu.,
'A1l't ozhSs4 4sf Isk.3 e1f sAas,
, .:ns. z. Of Sss:7:s "a Esss:.s.. -m ,,...
ss ss4 Ss 81: fiauu1s
!9TS1s oov1a.o ed .lrA1zzD ., aIor,
JXHis Q. roFHAM.
1RIKs L II Ar.
1rasttt p Ksse! L<a9s Psssst @ D.slssA, e.l
f :1 -. 9 & 4: I S. q d s. Sss 4
S as + ihzazJhsa4t1oass's !, 'i 4R
81: sI:osa:1 ses xsiss oossi!. and ossss: s., s
he health Oft r.! 4stS 2s5G. e ~ ss'
Dor ~ Impurities q The system. a. ven = sscosSa1v
VI: :. Other insrs sis q .: .;
=. II H.. =: md V's
S 4: .sea s!s y: s:is.
Sold In tin ease. st o eAsA, Or four % eas.s 1.
sas .S s. ~ sas: a;.Rs
70. Wholesale and retail b. DR. a. 4. BxRhSSSSi.
s.s 9c. GSsi; N 9 9.1ss1
mittsnee, Dr. Barrow viii forward friesemsr To- anc
81 sas . tS e. e and
p RrSn.ssG Also b DR. BARROW. Tat eopul.
yl.i,sy Price cents Triessnsr and bo sH@ a..
3 csta1se y s'a' authority from iok1,
s1 90 y LLiSsses ot5FH1ss5 3; .;
1ss. ,0 e w .hlss s;se
.aXALi. sTlPHMs + co.,
e n@ Ninth snd Tenth sweets
SuTL1Rs. ATr1ETIoEI
=, boxes s sss.sHf &f.s S4ts s.nn,,
ss ed :;.: 4 "a e: -
Ro0TS AND sK0lS 10 SUIT I'm Y111a
We azs nov HaHIfAstufhl Au ki.ds az MONS
md 1H0Ie, and ecnstAntiy rsssfviss nS-1SSIs
zfy q laaAors-nAa6s work Of every GAscriS- ~
d?a, AaAs expressly 70 order, and v1h fsR
eol1 6t Q RRah lover YYioo than has 6Sesv ~
fs1ula Z. want q ROOTS sad hH0zs q, sss,,-.
q 0t1dl1Ao Veak. Win alvS$s ma anSd ss.s-s
mPat h n0ss - IS rs ANsgt prisss. 6fv1 =.
sai aHIrI@ I601RSi,
vTSHI lIVOUA0 AND FH1 DAFTIS 15ILD:
L 81, CaHpaign ASetshss In virginia au1 III.
lAnd by Oa8t Geo. ,. Noyss. q. Vols eI1.
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au3 corner eth street and Canal.
JAY COOKE & co..,
BANK e g,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
We SHALL CONTINUE TO FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE WENTY BONDS
At par until further notice.
~ Persons desiring Information concerning this
By mall Circulars answering al aus;iions ssasm
vsBuY AID SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTlg
C1TIFICATEs, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN. CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES YoR
CERTlFICA TIE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE & co., Rankers
aus-n 452 Fifteenth street.
p ITTENHOUsD. PANT co..
B A N Z R 8,
NO. $50 pennsylvania AVlNU1,
viii continue to furnish
o. 3. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
As long as issued by the Government. at par.
3. Coupon c's of 1881.
q. 3. 80 Treasury Notes.
o. 8. Certificates Of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts Of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
on Commission.
uD RITTlNHoUss, PANT & 90.
KENDALL's
AABOLIHR FOB TIN HAIR,
AxBoLINs
MoISTENS,
3EAUTIFIES,
0DORATEs,
LEN9HrHENs,
INVI6ORATES,
NOURISHBS,
EABELLISHBS
The HAIR.
KEHDALLB AABoLIN1 IL . rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs. fer the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PlR-
AAN8nT vIGoR Of the HAIR.
HIGHLY beneficial where tAs hair requires
gentle Edmulant." Da. OHILfON.
"Havs never had anything which perfectly
answers H. purpose Of . hair dressing"
WARRlN WARD, Nsq..
No. 277 Canal street, N.Y.
After being bald for seven Year, year AMBo-
LINZ has covered the satire scalp With NEW
HAIR" Prof. John elNIA,
No. 80 King street. NJ +.
For sals BY an DTussists and Pane, Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes. (eoatailins two bottlss,)
Dries u.
AAnufAetufod And for s11o q Vholeeale By
KENDALL L BANNISTKR.
eMem No. $40 BloADvAY,H.Y.
ByW.L. WALL L CO.. A.saa.ssrs.
HoRsn AND o4p5essff 46R1 BAZAAR AID n
1xDfsssly forth
sALl OF HoRsAs. oARRIA91s. STOCK, &c..
% Louiaiana Avenas.
Between Ninth and Tenth strssts.
oAs1 ADvAHolD On OoHsIe1ABx1s.
1fofARA 6np
srses. Carriages. &e.. received for Drivats .
ny -n ". L. ". WALL & CO.. Aoots.
SrxAM1R KIYPoRr. oARE =. A. sYFHn
e.. ia i, III A!:1s = s.
H!y R:tarnins l:.yss We.linstoa sysry runs
W1Gsds. 1s:as ~. ..s e sss.fb 70
from Gen. Hsiassismso required 70 hass 2aa:''
nA!LY LINZ 70 oAP1 MAY.-0a and aftsR
T;:s. md r AfIsos sHiIGGs g.,
:. SO Il. S :
trains. Returning. will Leave OaDe Nay daily 1t
:s:s:sss + s.sa %
CLANs11D o1Dn .
~: III 81
mics TO suit p1HohaaaIs - 3en1'
Hetei asszs.s, %1lsrs ana sn ssAss n want az q
6n1no 0ls bGops0 V1FSNS18n1 oiSSVfS,S - "
un~ ssm,,. -, g. e.
2, T. "1's1sss.:s. . E 81;
..Fs!zE5:z 4e.lf1 IT,. >
811DoyQAzHA1 A011I. q
60 80 p. s,.ss. VS',Y,
0SHU y 70 HoEIyY eUTL1B o. m
saa s lioSS ns1s0 q Ell q yx6QNf ~. ~.
''''s'''s z mr.: + ..1s "a $3.50 e1aS
T!oz1us ~ GusDs, ...--
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INDECENT ExPesURE-Lewis Cop persmith
was arrested by Officer Williams, Third Ward,
Tor grossly indecent ex posure of his person in
the street on the 9th inst, and taken before u.s.
Gcs Thompson, where several very respeeta-
Bile witnesses testified to the facts; and also tn at
The offence charged was the repetition of the
same offence at variousAimes before. The Jus.
tire ordered CoppersmIth to pay fine OF gil. a5
The case aroused the anger Of several res pecta.
bic citizens, who seem DESTROYS to prosecute
the case further, The acc used being a Govern.
ment clerk.
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ATAHSIY COLLINS OO.B
PHILADELPHIA
DRAU6HR ALE AND PORTER.
lam NOW receiving large Quantities Of DRAU6HT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery
shieh am prepared to furnish on short notice 10
Ill persons who will favor mo with their orders,
SAtisfacton GUARANTEED
Orders given TO my drivers Win b promptly a.
tended to.
Goods delivered In AL parts Of Waahinston md
4Soreetown, free Of charge
Terms :-0ssA ~ Slhssyt
Riley A. 6HINH, Assnt.
UHiss BsuKsS DsSa, ~ Green H.,
noe Georgetown, D. q.
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E0n WASHINGTON, Aug, IL, 1865
OUU BOXES SUPERIOR TABLE CLIRiT. ius,
received and for sale by
GEO. L fHoS. PARKER co.,
gu Il 4w 3l3 and 345 Pa avenue

KIX Yong 4Np IfyikFooL. 1eaes
ROWLAND AsTs FL ss.sh.Sa,s Agents; III
wsi za 4 r ! 4 oAKs5% saa.sdi.,.
yson LIVERPOOL W. 1aon ssv YelK.
Va e II k 7ssis 2sa
,,r.t o.,,, from ssah port. a.. =, .,.,
Second sr ea5iP. s.1e room 5er,hs. meal: 20 sS
,foIai;;hsd g separate table, .e e.; {. ~ eD
second cabin only, . fare and half.
y II
5.ss sH ssD WITH superior
Price Of passage from Liverpool. name rates -
All farss payable in gold. or it, equivalent i. o.
isah 1s...ns.r .lloxed . suhis feet Of hssaz..
For passage only t slRi1h Z 4. vz1rr4.,
I';s.; ~; s:!ss =: IS.
ee 'H4 1Apa44aE1S ) co. go
,.er.s =. 81: s'' s:s.::: Va 1 "a IA n.
,ss ps. s,,ss., s.ar I "a. Es,,.,s. H.sa
r1sBLl and P1slseoPIo sPzoTAoL1s, or.
''' l ttS SESSS.. '''' ''' every '''A'A'
.s.. fdkhAOAEf1kb,
'01fsA6Hsszz{S SI4zsssssg, 1ssrngn.srs.
fAo ?SHkEsss Il stys WITS,
r .. Tssh And 'A' lowest a''''rs
WARRINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI HEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
WASHING TON ssd GEOR6ET0 WN, D. G.
alk '1 siiS$sSS 5S H*S1s'' 41k
Resalas Saline Day, W1DN1sDAYs and SAT
ssess.se.n .aa Fer 6 loot TO" 81 Va. ss4:.s NV
Agents, foot Of High stIest.
JAMS iGGiztssiPs ; 2ssa.,
SHooTINe sIMPLIFIED. By J.. "A. DON
Tie shoos.r S Hand Book. London.
tsSis A@. ri an s1o ora nan London
9f.yens Yspps spoTt;ma9' ;. Manual London.
R,sfs S H. s SH And HuseAia.on on tn. Dog.
+: e. s.: q. 81 r. 3 s::.P s Hssss
IT,. Gun; and how to a''i: s.k ksedsn TAYLOR
uAPpINnss Oh M1s1RYi-rHAY ID I'm
dsEfsST 81 ' THBHbIs 81 IsATo1H
sad HkDIoIE1, have dstsrninsa. -essaf1lsse 81
=: .ss ss.:
800 Lsssar:' On Masrtsss a. II; Diaeaalias,-
yss ,, :1 s..s s. 81
ssyfns tAoseAnds, md win BE forwarded Tree O thS
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. OOpf OODM

w 00pi WOOD"
OFFICE o. 9. BAKERY,
ALs1AHrnIA, Va Sept. 4, 1858
snhRs a shis Biis rith 9Es THoQsANp
until Be- pte mber 18TH (i2) NJ, noon Wool TO be
delivered BY November lst, 1888.
Gs7n Capt. @. q VS..
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AAYeRs OyIIoE, August ls 1855
ROPO6AL6 Will Do eeeived 1t this on oe until
II s'elosi m. on Monday. the 18th instant, for
sr aiding and 6rAvelinG usetts ~ snue from
18th street west to f4th street west, the gravel
TO be of quality to be approved BY the Commits
sionsr and AesistAnt Comm issionerp and to be nine
inches deep in the centre. 1sperins off four inches
towards the gutter line; the gravel to be well raj
Of all stone of improper sze and to be ven rolled
with heavy roller.
BIDDERS Win state the price Per cubic yard for
part Of the appropriation will be paid the CON
tractor except upon the certiacate of the Dom.
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
work has been properly executed.
WIN. RUTHERFORD
Commissioner Second Ward
JAMES B. MUNROE
W. W. WEAVER
se9td Assistant Commissioners
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ACCIDENT on THE CITY RAILRoAD-Wed.
nesday, about noon, a little boy named Charles
Rowan. attempted to jump of a city car at the
corner OF East Capitol street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and in doing SO struck his leg against
the iron hub Of one of the wheels, causing
deep cash in the flesh and a spraining Of the
ankle: Fortunately no bones were broken, as
the wheels did not pass over him. The driver
jump until the car stopped, but he refused to
heed them He was conveyed to the home OF
the Sanitary Commission, where his wound
was dressed.
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MAYORS OFFICE, Sept 8, las.
Il PROPOSALS Will be received at this OH ca upt hi
u oeicsk No. on Tuesday; the 18th instant, for trim
street to Seventeenth st. west the Gravel 10 be
nine inches deep In the center. ysring off four
inches on ards the gutter line and be % Atty
approved by the Commissioner and Assistant Com
missioners the gravel TO be veil rAksd OF all stone
Of improper niZe and well rolled with heavy
roller
Bidders viii state the price per square yard for
sravslins, including wha'essr trimming may BE-
Iesuirsd 10 make the streets 10 rs astsfActiOn OF
the Gem MiasiO nsrs and Afaistant Com mf sonsrs,
Ne 1ars Of the appropriation VIZ b y..d tss
contractor except upon ths sernneats or the JON
npi,siensr and Assistant ConantasionsrS that tie
r. =. DORSHYT.
OonRissioper first Ward
,THOM As T. GILT, ARisSaps
WIN RUIZ kfORD
0nMr!esioAsf Second Wara
j. ksCLukLANO, Aasises.<
JOHN J. 6ARE l6
Ghmnissiensy Third Wssi
YHO9AS FAY, Assf,tsar
WI. DOUGLAS
Gonmtssioner HoaftS Ward
sest u 81OR6I PARKER Iasisee:t
Iae JAHn6 r. HALIDAY
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE RHfoRrs.-Seeo~d Prseinet-Oonrad
Rrmner, riotous and disorderly; for hearing.
Thomas Lucas, creating nuisance; nns not re-
ported.
Ya,rd Prees~et Two disordsrIy soldiers:
turned over TO military. David Jordan, Ohas
Parker, j. Edding, Jas. H. Smith, John Ford,
Timothy WEIGH, disorderlv: 42.4i each. John
duion. assault and battery; jail; VIM. War
drunk; workhouse.
1uxrfA Precinet-Jas Duncan, drunk and
s, .,i.sS e. n Anna Butler petit. larceny;
LHhy, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. ~
Etzth Precinct Charity jackson, arson; Jail
for hearing r. L. Hyde, disorderly; dismissed
1ichl O'neil, assault and battery; Joseph
DIN ger. and Frances Olinger bail for peace.
jas. Loden, drunk and disorderiy; military.
7sah Precinet.-Margaret wilson, disorderly;
Sio.e4. Matilda Light and Mary Stevenson,
DO; eS.e4 each. Lucy Hepburn, Thos. Lincoln,
Ghas Brown and Jas Parns, do; 50 81 each.
Dannis Long and Mary Butler, do 81 SO. Ar
cher Green. do; dismissed. Albert Withers,
larceny; and isabella Penny, DIR unk; do. VIM.
Lanison, absconding from his parents; sent
home. Jas. Davis, resisting q cons table; dis.
missed.
HUss AMONG THE WoMsN.-Mrs. Mary o.
born and Mrs. Mary Jane Smith live adjoining
40 each other near the Marine Barracks, and
on Monday last Mrs Smiths child was struck
with stone by one Of Mrs. Osborn's children,
and Mrs. Smith went to expostulate with Mrs
Osborn, who, instead of giving any salts faction,
aoused her, using very indecent language Mrs.
osborn wfs then arrested on the charge, by
Sergeant Clark, and she was taken before JUS
hee Gull, where Mrs. 0. expressed her sur
prise that Mrs. Smiths oath was to be taken,
when II was well known that soldiers were
constant: visitors at her house; and Mrs. Smith
charged that mrs. Osborn received policemen
as visitors, and more favors were therefore
shown her. Mrs. Smith explained that she
took in washing for some marines, who often
came over after their clothes. The justice fined
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\" BOYS CLOTHIN8,
SoYg sad oHILSsHNS 6I6F i HtISS a% 3; I. Of
.svsst styles, suitable for the present ss.su. -,
ersM and school wear. TO which 10 invFte ~
WALL, sT1PHINs h co..
3o2 PSansyiAnia Avenue betws..
i. Ninth and Tauth
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E1E yAHne 3. HALLIDAY 11F
do RIAL rs FAT1 HR KDn SIS
SIS 1LIyl85H n71lHI
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SEL1OT BOHOOL,
Ul16S NE. PROUT informs her friends aud the
public generally that she win open select School
for girls the 6rst Monday in Hsptembsr, ct No IL
street, between I'd and Sd. Applications may 10
made to her until that time ut her residence 5O3
street between I'd and Sd; ON ANA after that date
At the school room, An U-aoaW
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MERsON INsTITU TE.
SELE CLASSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
Fob BOYS
Nth 9froaf hafvoan I And X

i: FIMALB ACADEMY,
Corner Of l4th street and Netu York arenxe
The Fourte snth Annual Session commences Eep
TENDER 7, 1863
Circulars at the Bookstores. Al 17-H
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Ul WILL REOPEN
HER SCHOOL
On MONDAY, Sept 18Th
~ 39l Il street. An 2t-eotOetI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Hoard OF Aldermen.

Acreeably TO o call, d special meeting oil thls
hsd yesterday afternoon Pesaelt WALSH IL tse
chair taking dehae action in regard
IfcstioD received
III. N.yof smbarins Joint communication from himself,
tL. porafiou Counsel Controller AMI Cav Inspector In
f.rence % resolution passed by the Common Csnnct
,kin. officials TO sc in concert III cesnins ine ee
ard concluding With plsn recommendation 70 tue Com
MN sgps Tor Performance Of tie duty The dooulsot
forth that, Of to. persois named IN the rec
IN rpptonr S39 - to pay the expenses OF tae Cry In
cesning operations rad isied of "sns
of funds i,sr snch ps,nsst ts TOE Sht ihspec
tor proceed uuder the Hsck-y contract to do the ~o
IA. Of sckley AMI MS ufees ShoGd 'he 'aeues
m TO nov then City Inspector IS 70 sur suon saoun
tue fand TO tue ~osueh e,'u'es
AZ. then GO aorogste the Heckey contract sno
tic Inspector OtneT oihcia sushoiiAoa 70 sS
c-.s " ,h the ci.sniBg OF tho ,tIeeis
IN connection with this mattel sresolIuon was onefeo ~
HARDY ngpropstng tue sunl Of SSl vi ~ 70 ia> '@S
th. exp-us- OF ceauus che streets By ne Wy
Hr. BuoLk Offered tho I"Lo"iut s"O'ss"'' ""e" W.
adopted nuIously: . -, - .-..---
h..red That, la accordance with the RECOMMENDATIONS
co,,.u.d an III, received this DAY noun 1hs
N,or onfoter Inspector, Counsel 10 be tofpo-
,ap th- sun Of ~ be- AID she same Is beey sp-
work done aud rrnishei ia cleaning the streets !Teui
m Is day Of MAY up tae 9Th day o. Jane ondef te az
lection OF tho CITY Inspector; which 'eld atnpuh' We
Cetfo- hereby authorized and directed 10 paw on re
r.ision Iiiy Inspector. out OF the ap1opoa ''
cI-aning stree ,y,, D..
Mr Mc ool presented ordnance sahishtns bursan
of n.e. which referred 10 toe committee on Sas'es
,pa drs, The sum OF Loco donated IN ava Of NJ
funds of the Ne~lork OptLs mic Hospital sd y" 10 me
On eh Good shepherd to ENABLE tue '"c,r! 20 Pey
take. aud against their pfo'efy Inc boAi1 HsA
81 IouTned until to-day
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Hoard of Counciip,en.
SPECIAL MEETING.

A Sneeal Meeting of this Board was held yesser-
.v afternoon at O'clock In pursuance Of request OF the
M.vor Controller City Inspector and CORPORATION N0un'eI
for the purpose Of tsADg soNon on te subject Of ess
cleaning. -. A, ~. c,.,,ot..
civ lnpec,or and Corporation Course, rscommrud In
.at that h. Council Horostle the uac@J cou-
TACT authorize pay Of ,he "oAneH up %
hi. Tim. by the City Inspector aui adopts es0u;n en-
powsiur the City Inspector TO clean The ueoS uh 10"
contract or other gngcuienI snsI be made
IN, communication received spd ordered on NE
an. PKEspEN shsu offered resoouons giving tic Cen
,,ler ia pourr AID hori'y clean the stress ana 70
-moy, Nil ashes ssrbags SC. and directing the suP-nu-
,ndrt OF S.uit., ns .cton Heath Nadeps aud deputy
H. m Walrn. aud Street Inspectors TO asset him Ia the
work aud authorizing the payment 81 Tue mon toas
n,r illegally employed by the Ctt Inspector
Mr. JoSEs that he had OoJ-ctin view" ana ina
W Inc -dy aud effective cit aiming OF the streets e ssLos
In f,yor OF s5wns MI Delsvan take charge OF the matter
OF elesuiug tho street,. lie tM Jone got oeiee ms
u,ley.n q @ IN pete person TO perform the dlty
Nj SANFORD though. that tie matter deserved immediate
attention; thA hourly exposed 70 some epidemic
and h. could not what obi cYn there should DO 10 The
. 81 proposed by the heads olds piItments- - .
Mr. JONs- s,trd na no gentleman tAr Ssrtctd) dad nos
r Nj D-svsn but for bimse There had eesn sew
r threats made tho board and LIE wanted the gem
temsn (Mr SArt0rd) TO distinctly understand he va, not
afraid OF him, although lie smaller man. its Ahh
Joues prepared state that hed pieces ua
der The CT ' Inspector through Other usmes
Mr. SASPoRp stated that lie had dawn no pay SINCE me
LIST dav oi January
Mi JoNE,-It H. true Whist havs asserted
Nj sANFoRp-l defy you to name the party .,.-
Mr.. JoNEs-rhers is man who rrceFrs n'"'"' 10y
which Is immediately paid over to Mr. ssnoi.L 49,,
Mr.. SANFOKD-l pronounce the ss.ciilo" lsis'po
MI Jo.xs-i hus IN, lie back TO the tee.n
The CHkpMAS this pout called tue W - -
After tuthsE discussion 20. "noS suNyo'' VS.
fsnsd till to-day. Adjourned TO " o e0oN 'I' p "'
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Il. 6. JnicrnGl nepcnue.

4 SSE-SORs NOVlCE.-UNlTgD STATES
n I~rErs,L REygsrE. 5syASTH pisTsicr.-Ihs Tar
,,rt o. All. hereby notified ti lgf'ua .
,ro,,ous Of iho At OF Congress passed jay io'-i
.t,..i "Au at ~ provide internal Revenue, &o' end
M the net 10 amend The sani-. persci March y iooJ 'ne
.roud Annual A,i.s.ul'ut " u ut made
Tie A,.ss. most siil embrace the following tau.;
Isl INcOhAs-Darng the year endiH. Dec Ji' 1872 fom
,sta.eyrr suutcrt derived ..
"a iyrNr.arkD AtrfcLFsAn article, named In section
Of IN. b. Gsse-s"d ieI the take. TO which
tsy Az labi. auns 'lo year eudins May Iva Va
Iaratrs. Kept tor use
billiard tablet KEEPS fot use
Silver P.ie. Aept for ute.
O3i Plate, spi i)f lse.
Yachts o.,
a. LtcHysKs-Ai poous engaged N business II coming
within tho pfDvisu q law trlprns thsn TO pay hcep'o
TO the United States. will 10 Irlfei on the inst Jay oi
v 1893 90 application for ecn'e fo te year ebdu
Apnl 80 lih4. co. ,
o.s holding uncrpHei license, viii DO assessed only or
DO expiration VI theh respective Licenses
snd ains L. lJbi ,., 1T, ..u,..
ton return. Tegsfdius tho snnusi lot Drior the 2'
aay oil Julo ogneTes a.ses,Esni viii be made by Tie
A-...sr III,
6Pm oho"oI 80, ss,ro,h p,,,,,c,
Nos 81. - and - Bible House Astorpiacs
Eew.York. May /, 1903.
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COURT CALENpAR-TsI. Day.

COURT CALENDAR--TgIs Day.
SUPREME CoURT-GEyERAL IERN.-Adjourned
10 "Wednesday jane II.
SupREMg CoURr-CIRcUIT-Par I-Adiourned
10 Tuesday, June re- Part iLNo 3.46 35s. $780, SEA
&c., 3l6G J5j $40 372, 1874 $40 $40 JlsJ 3bt 5lS
3l6b 38s JgO 3lS2, 3x. Rsri ilISos 1891, lGl3 80
3d. l3 1868 2ac3 1885, I3 1853 49, e'' isiO i'i
23o7. Zef3 l-e3 eos $500 n ~ 900 a,.
SuPaENE Ce5;,, 30 &c IERs-Nos. l9o 254,
i'A f4s Of ssu-s Of law anu fact and 10 OF a.oursts
SUPERIoR CouRr-Part I.-Ne-zosf..s H. 2t7s 2s.3.
80 ~. ~ M 100 1850 3c6. l23i zs2J. iii2
2y9 COZ ss. ise4 1914, 2376. 1913, 2J9O. - o,.
COrRr on COMMON PLEAs.--Part l.--Nos. Ibid.
1890 1850 Per, lad ourned tor the term