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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-12

AT THE FAIR GROUNDS SUNDAY.-The fete
chsmpetTe by the French Society at the Fair
Grounds Sunday evening, was a success. Thous.
ands of people were in attendance, and the fes.
tiviues were divided between base ball, chasing
the CREASED pig, the decapitatiOn Of an unforlu-
nate chicken by blindfolded executiOner, dane
ing and the various side shows and entertainments
very pleasant, and the festivities we're continued
by tOrchlight well into the evening. Two bands
of music lent their assistance.
OPERA HoUsE.-A meeting Of the stockholders
for the next was held on Sunday last IN the
Opera House. Mr.. g. Z Girardey was called 10
the chair, and Mr.. A. Granger was requested to
act ss secretary of the meeting. The executive
committee reported that the greater part of the
boxes had been subscribed for, and that with a
little more exertion the whole Of them could be
easily rented that for the parquette seats the
subscriptions had not been very active. but It was
believed that by receiving subscriptions for twice
or three times week, large number OF seats
could rapidly be disposed Of.
Under these circumstances, considering the sue
cess of the plan as already assured, the meeting
adopted resolutions declaring that the obligations
contracted by subscribers, which hitherto were
only provsory, were hereby made binding and of
full force. Il was understood that all subscribers
would be bound by such rules as they should
adopt in general meeting.
An executive committee Of five was appointed
TO act in concert with the managers OF the Opera
for the purpose OF carrying out the objects Of the
plan and the resolutions thus adopted.
IL was suggested that the societies and clubs be
| invited 10 subscribe for one or more parquette
seats for the of their members not subscribers
All subscribers were invited to CO operate with
| the committee for procuring new subscriptions
| and the meeting then adjourned to Friday next
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pRoPosALs FOR PAPER AND TwINEs.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

WASHING Ton, d. o., November 7, 1855 {
partment until the lUth day OF January next at -
oclCck n DON, Tor furnishing Wrapping Paper and
States, Tor enc year from the first day of February
The said articles to be delivered free of expense
to the Department at the Blank Agency OF the
Post Office Department at Washington D.
hH b msssd Of each article and the
size Of material and quality equal 10 ali re-
and I: weigh 2 pounds to the resm. and each
$50 resms Of the same Kind OF paper .sx.O inches in
,oo oos size ncn to weigh q pounds 20 the ream
sns o. Hs5
one pound each.
5000 B .S1d. Of Coarse Hemp Irvine, about one.
pro weigh q. from rom one to two pounds:
rs.sly or for all the articles. - '''''
TIE contract or e9atracts VIII be awarded to the
lswe fn, ana pest bidder 20 be determined after
ing which bid Will in iis practical ats, be most
More or lees than mi the estimst.d qusutitie, NAV
be ordered, As the necessities Of the Department
may require, At the discretion of the Postmaster
samples of sqch articles as now used at the
& the Blank Agency Of the Post oss psp.rs
ment
Bidders win send samples of such articles as they
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal
guarantee OF bis ability 10 comply with his bid
end certificate frem postmaster that such Gu ar
sDtors reliable persons
Two sufficient sureties will be required to a con-
tract.
A failure to furnish an article contracted for
promptly. OF furnishing article inferior TO tn 1T
contracted for, will he considered Q sufficient
cause Tor forfeiture of the contract.
Bids not made in conformity with this notice
will not be onsicered.
Proposals. must be marked on the envelope with
the name Of the article bid for. and the letter al
6resst 10 the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, d. u.
ALEX. W. RANDALL
no 9-1av6w Postmaster General.
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ITO ALL WHOM II aAY CON OERH.
OF ZEE INTERIOR
PENSION OFIlcR. Iuly 18th. ne

,Allncation having been made under the act Of
s Sn Land Wsrrants which are alleged to have
that at the date following the descriptio Of each
warrant, new certificate or warranf Of Ike tenor
will be reissusd, II NO valid objection should then
appear. O. q. COX, Commissioner
No II 03l, Tor leo acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, 1855, in the nam ,of Abraham Hall. and
YVES granted October %, 1856. January 8, 1859
No. ~ ,Sa, for leo acres, issued uudsr the act n
September. 1850 in the name OF Lucinda WIDOW
Of r., LoyeJoy, and was granted August 81, 1855.
March e. ls69 - 0~''
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bis use In Asiatc Cholera, either as preyestiv.
or cure, lie OF more value to the world thaR All
other discoveries in vogue.
. IL instantly secures rest, stops the Cramps and
cpasms and holds the constituents of the blood to-
gether, equalizing the circulation and preventing
the of the wstery stituents from the
and purRfng 10 YeIlos Fever IL fs likewise al
potent, and with the assistance Of Radwsyis Pills
Viii protect those exposed from attacks, and cure
them that may be seized
in Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
ard ether fevers, its use will always insure .
cure.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cont, Tic Doloreur
Sore Throat Diptheria. Influenza. in ell cases ~
inhAmma tion, the Ready Relief, assisted when re-
quired with the Resolvent and Pills, will ssrely
effect care
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OPFIoE,

n, a.. M.h;s.aIssJoNi p o., Noyembsr Is, 1888.
dence, Rhode Island, praying for the extension of
patent granted him on the 18th day Of March
Steam Engines "
It ie ordered that the said petition be heard 1t
person may oppose this extension. Objections dc,
pos1tions, and other papers should be fed in this
ELISHA F0OTE
no 0-loWJW ComNis sioner of Pafanfa
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STATES PATENT OrrIor

T. WARRINGTON, ID. o., December In, 1879
On the petition of OSCAR VILLAS of Cr..
, rn hs s1sn psaying for ths extension OF
tSSS, ICE On improvement in Centrifugal Water
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard NJ tb,.
once on the I'd day Of February next 4ny nsr
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dspo.
sinone, and ether papers should he fIes in this
once tVenfy days before the day Of hearing
.,s, ELISHA FU0TE,
ue ~ i~SS" Commissioned G. Patents
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X. r. r.

We will first consider in its capacity rs a special
lily our lar famed remedy, RadNay = Ready slief,
eymboliZet throughout the civilized world under
the hlgulhcant ALTERATION X. Y. n. This remedy
IL hal PLY possessed OF properties that give imme
tiete ana posltiye proof Of its excellence that the
most sk ptlcal can feel its power ia q few see nds
especially where the sufferer il thu victim OF eN-
cruclatinE pain. IL l. not a question with this
remedy II tine 10 takes remove the perez pti en-
OF henraiion OF pain, or OF the cost, Tor the mo-
ment II IL applied to the part Of the BODY where
pain exists the patient Is seved. And IL the
pam IL from en- established disease. q cure will
DON follow.
The Ready Relief is a vegetable remedy IL il
sure safe, and innocent AZ is quicker in subduing
pain aud making the patient comfort able than
Morphine, ChlOrOfoTm. Ether, Opium. or any other
agent Its simplicity Of application renders IL
valuable household necessity. and its usefulness
covers the entire range Of family accidents that
liable 70 occur al any moment. The Really Relief
should be kept in every house. Tor IL any injury or
accident occurs to child grown person, its use
viii prove Of immediate service. IL matters not
what the DIFFICULTY may be. Burn SCaid, Fail,
Bruise, Cut, Wound, Poison, sprAin, Strains.
Pain. Ache, Cough, Cold, Group, aud a hundred
other snnoyancts that are constantly taking place
10 every family, this READY BELIEF will, in a
lev minutes, prove its value. IL suddenly sci Zed
but wish for doctor the Ready Relief will sue pend
or check the progress of the disease once aud in
ninety times out Of one hundred cure the patient
before the doctor arrives. 1t can never do harm,
but viii always do good.
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ORPHANS COURT, December 9, lSSs-DIs.
~. TRICr OF COLUMBIA, wAsHTNGToN COUNTY,
10 f-It:-In the case Of MANY ELIZABETH
GRIN kS, Exeoutri1 OF Alfred 7. Grimes, deceased
the Executrix aforesaid has, with the apprsba.
tion Of the Orphans court Of Washington County
Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY. January 2d
1859, for the final settlement and distrfbution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of
the assets in hand, as far the sane have been
collected and turned into money; when and where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased no.
or they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from All
benefit in said decessed's estate: provided CO py
OF this order be published once week for three
to the said day. Test:-JAs. Il. O'BEIhNE,
de 9-lWSwr Register of W ills
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ITS GRAND POWER IN THE PREVENTION
AND CURE OF PEsTlLENTIAL AND
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
IL is IN diseases where ipnmedi ate and absoluta
assistance and relief L. required wherein thr rene
dy proves its superior, and might say, an par-
health.
In cases where Epidemic Diseases, pestflence
small Pox, fevers, 6e., exist. this remedy proye.
the potent power Of disinfectant neutraliZer and
cure No one that uses the keady Relief when
Asiatic Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever
small Fox Dlptheria, &c, prevail in . cOmmu nj ty
viii be seized with these diseases, and III seized
when using u. will be cured IL the directions are
followed. simple this remedy IL, a posse, ses
the elements OF cure OF the most violent, PAINFUL
and fatal diseases that scOurse the earth.
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THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY RE-
LIEF ARE CoUNTER-IRRITANT, RUBEPA
CIENT, AETLsPAsMODIo, DIsINFECrANr
AETIsEPTIO, DIFFUsIyE sTIMULANr
TONIC, NEkvINE, ASoDYNE, AEr-ACID.
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A LII OF TIE POPULAR PATENT nEDy.
a GIBBS aud DYE srUFFs CO, be baa 81 n X
D0OL ES y Drag store, east Sd street and Penn.
sylvaLis avenue, Capitol Hill dc 5-lm
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4 TNITEp sATHs PATENT OFFIOF.

On the petition Of L0oMis K R1Ns6s,s 's, :,
Trenton Michigan, praying for the exten sion OF a
patent granted 70 him on the 10th day Of March.
Tits ORD cred that said petition be heard st Tnia
ONCE on the LIST day Of March next. ANY person
may oppose this extension. ObJectione denosi
lions, and other papers should be filed In this ocs
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTB, 3
den U3W Commissioner Of pafautn f
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

WAshIseIos, ID; p.es.ber u, 1873.
VILE N assachusetts. praying for the sxfensiou Of
patent granted 80 him on the 20th day of March.
1875. for an Improvement In Ppmps.
IL In ordered that said petition be heard AZ
this once on the lkt day OF March next Any
person may oppose this extension. Object 4
depCsitions, and other papers should be fils,i in
this Office twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA FOOrE
de u. w3w Commissioner OF Patents 7,
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COOPER'S WORKS. Finely bound in half
TURKEY morse yOls.--..-............-.....-. - 90
Bound in English half calf "a vols. ) 9 o 90
WAYERLY NOVELS, (Edinbursh's Edi-
tiOD.D Aslf hoXbDry binding gilt tops,
Beautifully Illustrated with Steel Engrsv-
iLgs As Nols-..-- , L 0O.OO
WASHINGTON IRvING's WORKS %
vols Bound in the finest half cali bind
ing glIt. = 90 90
RUSKIN' ;w0BKs. u vols. Fine half
RoXhury binding, gilt tOps................. 90
sUAKsPEARE. II vols. Half calf (Bos-
ton edition 900
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION s vols. London edition.
hull bound in English calf binding .....-. % 90
STRICKLAEDS LIVES OF TIE
CUEEN, OF ENGLAND. Full Engifsh
Calf binding, gilt. 6vols.................. 81 90
LIFE OF MAN SYMRCLIZED BY THE
nONTHS OF THE YEAR. fun Bound,
- 90
ROLLIN S ANCIENT HISTORY. IvoIs
octave. Half bOund............... 1880. 6 90
CLARKE'S SHAKESPEARE. 4voIs Half
call, gllt..-... -......----...-..-. , o 90
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dan bound-- -..~......-----sl S 90
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II. R. R.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.
ThKEN INTERSALLY-H.r.tes spoont,,a
and siren sthening.
APPLIED rxTERNALLy-w there lie PAL,
Inflammation. HsOrds instant ease.
STOPS PAIN quicker than morphine, ohIero-
form, opium, or any other snOdyns known 10 the
world.
III SUDDENLY SEIZED with pain, one tN
spoonful IN glass Of water will, in fec min atss
remove all uneasiness.
PERSONS SUBJECT TO sppoplery, heart Dis
esse. headaches, sudden Paintings should Keen the
Relief near them: teaspoOnful ia uater. Viii
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We shall be opening daily,
FROM NOW TILL NEW YEARS,
PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS
Suitable for
THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
Our Stock Of
JUVENILES
Is large and well selected, and for variety can
be surpassed by any house in the city.
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
SWISS, FRENCH, AND SCOTCH
FANCY ARTICLES,
FINE JEWEL BOXES,
NICELY IELAID WITH PEARL.
VIENNA AND PARIS GOODS,
PORTFOLIOS, PORTMoANaIEs,
GENTLEMEN's DRESSING CASES.
FRENCH 1 RICHARDSON,
BOOKSELLERS And sTlrIozeRs,
$50 PIsasYLvAH1A Avnxun,
dsn-e sIs NINTH srRnlr.
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AN ACT 10 grade and pave alley in square So.
BE 1t e. 1cted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington,
That the Mayor be. and he is hereby, authorized
and requested to cause the alley In square No.
So TO be graded and paved, and TO defray the
expenses OF said improvement a special tax
equal to the cost Of the same is hereby levied
and imposed on all lots or parts Of lots border
ing on said improvement, to be assessed and
collected IN conformity with existing laws.
Approved, November Is, 1868.
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AN ACT authorizing the Mayor to employ a
Waterman at the City Hall.
BE II enact. by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the CITY Of Wdshing ton,
That the Mayor be, and, ana he is hereby, au-
tborized to employ suitable person as watch
man for the west wing of the City Hall. at
salary not exceeding fifty dollars (S5O) per
month. lApproyed, November l6, ISJs
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is ITS SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUR.
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aud a sniff cient sum to defray the expense
of the Fourth Ward. The work TO be done
under the direction of the City Surveyor, the
superintendencs OF the Commissioner of the
Fourth Ward. and two assistant commiss toners
10 De appointed by the Mayor.
Approved, November q, 1865.
AN ACT to authorize the attendant OF the
Washington Asylum to release hogs and
geese taken MP ana conveyed to the asylum
on certain conditions.
Be 1T en0ctedby the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington,
That the Intendant OF the Washington Asy lum
be, and he is hereby authorized 10 release hogs
and geese imposnded at the asylum on appli.
dollar for each hog reclaimed by the owner,
and twenty-five cents Tor each goose reclaimed
by the owner: Prorided, That such reclama-
ton be made within three days subsequent to
the time such hog or goose is received at the
asylum, or from the passage OF this act.
BE IL further enacted, That the money re.
ceiyed Tor the reclamation of hogs and geese
under the provisions OF the foregoing section
shall be used by the Intendant for the bene iii
OF the asylum, and that he shall make a de-
tailed report OF the moneys so received, to.
gether with the purposes tor which the same
were appropriated, to the Mayor annually.
Approved, November 9, Is6s.
AN ACT appropriating one hundred dollars
(sIO0) TO compensate Perry Carson for ser.
vices rendered.
Be IL enacted BY the BoQrd of Aldermen aud Board
Of Common Council 9 the cary q washington
fnat the sum OF one hundred collars $500 be-
and the same IL hereby. appropriated out OF
the general fund To pay Perry Carson for two
months services as night watchman in the wesl
wing Of the City Hall building, from June 2
1883 to the sth day of August, 1868, aud tn al
the Mayor be, and be is hereby. authorized and
requested to cause the said sun TO be paid.
approved, November I3, io6s.
AN Act to grade and gravel b street south
from Sc yenth street east " Eleyenth street
east.
Be1 erae,ei bp the Board Of AldermeH and Boar
| of Compa,ri Council Of tie City 4 Wdshfng ton
| That the Sum OF nine hundrrt and seventy ii w
( collars, $780, OF 80 much thereof 40 may be
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PERSONS SUBJECT to sppoplery, heart dis
esse, headaches sudden Paintings. should Keep the
Relief near them; tesspoOnful ia water, Will, an
three minutes, remove ell din Guilty.
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OFFICIAL.
CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the sixty-fif,h Cou,eu


JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing The Ma,
invite proposals for Constructing a 49, -
over hock Greek, at the terminus of X strss,
north. N sucet
Resolred by Ne Board of Alderns, NJ, D.,
G tonoson Council Of fte City of Wa.K,ao,o,,
Ihat the mayor b. requested to immadistsIv
InNhe proposals aud plans for the coustruction
sWIougnt-iron or heayy-tmber and iron
oLiuge' 70 span Rock Greek at the western tar
minus oi street north. the plans 20 be an
RIONto by the Mayor, and the construction Of
euc oiiuge 70 be under his direction, and an
PtiIntended by competent engineer: Pr
rtded' Inc cost Of saId bridge shall not excsad
we sum OF ten thousand dollars, (sIO,UOGl \ al
ready appropriated therefor.
approved, October 81, l-65.
an ACT 70 set the curbstones and nave tho
ioctWays and cutters the north side of n
and North Capitol street
BE q Enacted D. t6S Bo1Tf Of 47TsrU,e1 and llo.,
- common Cousci Of ne Cifu Of UasL,D,.,
Dat the MsyOT b., aud he is hereby. anf6nr
lzed. and requested to cause the curbstonas %
% So ard the fOOtways aud cutters pavsd ON
me LeTth side of y street south. between NJ
JeIS'y avenue and NOTlh Capitol street To-
"CiA 10 De contracted for, aud executed in ths
IdahhtT an q under the superiDtendeuca DroviJ
"a y faS ST G-tO dsfTay The expenses fssiI in,
I4oNrlf etts special tax equal TO the co-t
tntftcI = hereby imposed and levied on AM
So g IATLs OF lots bordering on the line of inc
improvement, the sand TAX to be assessed anS
COR Cttd IN conformity vi the proyisIons oT
the set approved October II. I-t.j -
approved. October IL, Is.
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AN ACT AUTHORIZING the building OF of q sewer
along the south side of square No. 2l2, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west
Be 1t enacted by the Board Of AlJermen and
Board Of Common Council of the City If Wdshinq-
ton, That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, au-
thonZed and requested TO cause a two-feet bar
rel sever to be built along the south side of
square No. 2l2, between Fourteenth aud Fiji.
tenth streets west, and to connect either with
the drop at the southeast corner of said square
or with the Fourteenth street sewer: and thai
the expenses of the same be assessed on the
property bordering said sewer. the work TO ba
done under the direction of the So perrin tendent
and Inspector of Sewers. and the Commits
sioner OF the Second Ward
Approved, November 10, 1865.
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AN ACT for the relief Of F. A. gosusu cit,

register
n - MATED by TIE BoGrf o. AldsrHae q and Boo5
- ..tn'"H CoUHeii et tn city IF Wasbin7foD.
IaIS' tS99o,) or so much thereof as NAV he ne
Sessary, be- and the same is hereby, appronri-
ateu OUT OF the general fund to reimburse p a
Boswell, city register, for expansss $500 "a
by MIN IN the employment OF an addItIona al
Slerk IN ms office during the fiscal year ending
p PToridsd, That the clerk herein provided ,o-
hot having been authorized by law, be imrne,
dlately dismissed. ~
Approved, October u, IS6S
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II. r.. R.
The GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.

TAKEN NATURALIZATION esspocnfui n
iufed " ater, IL pleasant driRk-etl IN al stlnG
and siren sthening.
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III SUDDENLY SEIZED With path, one t..
spoonful IN glass of water will I, in fes mi atss
remove all uneasiuess.
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AN ACT 70 cause the outside of that portion of
me Cry Han controlled by the Corporation
q ashIngtOn 70 Del repaired ana repaIute
b. a saGct'd by the E0OTd Of .fiterHsa and Bari
- 'aHha,n f"rEcit If The cir Of WqShiagtgn.
1 LAT the Mayor he, and he Is hereby, author
lied 10 cause The outside of that pOrtIon OF the
cry Hall controlled by the Corporation of
Washington ITO be repaired and repaintei.
ind ts Il further ~Rocisd, That the sum of
thITt y-twO hundred dollars (S3,2JO,) or so much
thert OF as may be necessary, be, aud the same
is hereby, appropriated out of the general fund,
ont OF any moneys in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Approved, october 30, l~G~.
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AN ACT for the relief or Count Farf,-.r1 ~,
Iarn. =, - !. = HI-I,-uu ti-d

M ~ TOT NJ ITIIFI % I1nnF FeTdIuand aud
GaTOu 90 Wyd-H buck
be a. -rrGctsf tg . Foqr,l ~ tl5sy,.s,, and r7y
- common Council II The gif. n H-4xEf.ot. u
Jhat be tax Assessed for IL yeaf I..G ana AIS,
lo.' ainOuniiEg 10 two hundred and sixtv-out.
oo4lAIs ahd twenty cents, on the property =
IA aud part Ot suO-lOt ). on square ISL FIR
merry owned Dy The Austrian Minister C1uut
FERDINAND and Enron de WyGsnD ucz, and
occupied oy thar CATION, Be, and the same IS
hereby. Iuitted.
Approved, October p 1~sS
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AN ACT to renew, raise. and extend the roof OF
the southeast end of the Centre NJ erket
BE enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and BOnrd
Of Common COuHciI Of the Cay of WdShiRg,op
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author
lied to cause the roof on the south side of the
old building, Centre Market, TO be renewed
raised, and extended, the work to be dsne under
the supervision of the Commissioners of the
Centre Market and the same to be done 10 the
satisfaction OF the Mayor; and that to defray
the expenses thereof the sum of eighteen hun.
dred dollars, (Sl.sOO,) or as much thereof as is
necessary, be appropriated out of the general
fund not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, November 10, lS6e.