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PRofOSAIAFOss H i4REP. Es AND CLOTHING


Bureau or PRovrsrOs, t.s SsSTSIso.
separate proposals. sealed and ipaoised ....Pro;
b received Al this Bureau until o clock. p m.
on the nrst day of MAY, ls,p. for furnishing and
delivering at the United States Navy.Yard at
brooklyn, New York, within four months from
the notification Of the acceptance Of proposal. the
articles .Pesin d IN ths foilsyins iist' viz;
S,o9 pairs w9ellsn Socks.
Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the option Of the bidder and N cass more than ope
article is contained IN he offer n: Chief Of he
q he articles contained in such es IT,. md rsisss
the remainder. ofers must embrace the whole
amount Of any one more Of the articles required.
The quality Of the articles, and the sizes Of the
.hoss and soets mpst eosform with he samples q
Boston. and for Information as to the laws and
regulations Tin pamphlet form) REGARDING con-
tracts, bldders arc referred to the ofces Of tho
Commandants and Paymasters ofthe several NAVY
Every offer must be accompanied By . written
sons, that the BIDDER or bidders win. or their
bids be accepted, enter into an Obligation within
ave days, With good and SUFFICIENT sureties, to FUR
nish the articles proposed.
N9 proposal will b considered pnles. aeecmps;;
consider Itself at liberty 70 reject any proposal
tiled by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the
district In which they reside, Apd unless the n
eense required by act Of Congress furnished with
Tie Department reserves the right 10 reject any
proposal not considered GdSsn!skeogs Y he Gov
mhe9wN Chief Of Bureau.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

is. ESGISEER's opYIcE, No. 6tFTTH sTRErr,l
LouisyILLh, KY. March %, lsoe.
Sealed proposals, In duplieite, VIII 30 Ieesiysd
rissrin front Of Lonisyille,, Ky.
done can be seen, and any other Information can
be obtained, on personal applicatl at this once.
A printed copy Of this advertis emsnt must DO at
tached to each proposal. and each bid must be &C.
coppanied by written guarantee. signed by two
responsible persons, that the party parties pro-
posing will enter Into contract upon receiving the
awardment.
No bids will be entertained except from persons
who have had experience In similar work. and
the right IL reserved to reject any and all bids N II
shall be deemed for the interest OF the Government
to do so,
Twenty per eentum Of the monthly estimate Of
nlmsnt Of the contract.
Proposals must be inolosed In q sealed envelope.
dressed to o. wBIT5BL,
Major Corps Of Engineers. Brevst Major GENERAL
U. g. A.. mh2j.td
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wAsHINaToS. D. c. March 70, 1880,
Proposals for furnishing one thousand BOUND
STONE, for county roads, four feet long, six
inches thick and ten inches wide, two hundred to
be delivered in Georgetown. D; G., The remainder
mittee u improvements may designate. The stone
must be perfect and free from seams. Proposals
will be received at the offoe Of the undersi gned
until April ls inst The court reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals II deemed necessary for
the interest Of the court. -
GEORGE II. PLANT,
fStafl gtAW I'd
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No. n STATE srREEr,
ALBANY, N. Y, March 10, ls6s,
Sealed proposals will be received At this onie0
Sntii - o'clock, m Monday. April 8, 1902, for
ssSSt seven ,.S, miles bsSS Als.5y S6sPns
feet " de, 80 as to give depth Of eleven feet at
mean low water-the material dredged to be de
posted behind tho new dyke to be built ar the
new channel.
The cubic contents. In position, 10 be taken out
estimated, after careful survey, at dfty nine
thousand two hundred and seventy nine cubic
yards; but full particulars, with soundinEs. can
be obtained at this Office whereby bidders make
their own estimates.
AThe work must be commenced by April %, 1862,
and be completed by July d, 1902. Proposals viii
be received for the whole work complete, not by
the cubic yard. No bid will be received unless
made on the printed form to be obtained at this
offce. and accompanied by q proper guarantee.
The successful bidder win be REQUIRED to enter
sufficient surstesi stamps for contracts aud bonds
TO be furnished by the contractor, Tho united
dlsadNAntageous.
BY order Of Brevst Major Gen; J9hS EsysoNp
Major q Engineers and Brevet Colonel U.s.A.
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HBADoUARTERs or THE ARNY,)
ADJUTANT GRNKRAL's OFFtcE,
wAsHIsaroN, March 20, 1900.
General Orders, No. &c.
By direction Of the Secretary of War, a
lieutenant Of artillery will be allowed the op
tlon Of using q battery horse and equipment,
while actually serving with light batter,
during his regular tour.
By command Of General Sherman;
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjntant General.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARNY,)
ApJUrAnr GENERALS OwYicE,


WAsHIsoTos, March Is, 1860.
General Orders No. q.
By direction Of the President, the COM
handing officers Of the following-nam
arscnals, and of the Military Academy, will
at once reduce the number Of enlisted men
OF the ordnance department thcrcat, as desig-
mated below, and grant discharges to all men
whose services are dispensed with under this
order;
Allegheny arsenal, so men; watcrvlict,
so; Washington, 60; Watertown, so; St.
Louis, 40; Frankford, so; Benlcia, so; Rock
Island, 100; Leaycnworth, 35; Baton Rouge,
25; Charleston, %; indianapolis, IS; Column
bus, IS; Fort Monroe, %; Augusta, 25j Van
couyer, IS; Kennebec, 20; Mount Vernon,
Is; Fort Union, IS; Detroit, 49,; West
Point, military Academy 10; Pikcsvillc
arsenal, s; Champlaln, 5.
By command OF General Sherman:
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adlutant General.
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RESOLVE AND ACT.

o9SS SsSII "a SSp, BUSINESS COLLEGE,
(Bntrance on ID street,D
WASHINGTON, d. g.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and mid dle.a ged men and women TO engage
n business affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught ares Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments OF
business, Business and Ladies' Penmanship. Busi-
ness, Arithmetic. Grammar, Correspondence,
spelling, Eloeution, Political Economy, and Com.
Student. are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In a, separate department. instructed by oompe-
RATRs on TUITION, A scholarship. good for
unlimited time In colleges located In important
cities Of the country s65 Local scholarship, rood
for one year from date Of Issue, ~, Tickets for
three months, go; for one month, go.
All buttons payable in advancei whom paid 10
instalments the rates are ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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torrIcIAL.l


70 Z, HkApauARrrns or TEE Anvil
~, -ApJpIArr 6EElnALI olyIcr,
-, MttEisaros. March n. 1eD.
"t T,'e , orasr, 10 ~ 1919 49,. a, i.
me .onow,ng oraers, ,ece,yee i, ,Sa ,, snc
,,.s DciIf " nv Pspn'n~A Tut '"o s''-
ernhnon' Vi ah eonccrne1 n..,,x,.
wAsurreros CRY, March b, ia
By direction Of the President, the order Of
the Secretary Of War, dated War Depart
ment, March 5, 1909, and Published In Gen.
eral Orders, No. H., Headquarters Of the
Army, Adjutant Generals Office, dated March
8, 1909, except 80 much "a directs General
W. T. Sherman TO assume command Of tho
Army Of the United States, Is hereby re-
scinded.
All official business, which by law or reg
ulatlons requires the action Of the President
or Secretary Of War, will be submitted by
the Chiefs Of STAFF Corps, Departments aud
Bureaus to the Secretary Of War.
All orders and Instructions relating to
military operations, Issued by the President
or Secretary Of War, will DO Issued through
the General Of the Army.
JSo. A. RAwLrSs,
Secretary Of War.
By command Of General Sherman.
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THR
SPENCERIAN PENMANSHIP DEPARTMENT
OF this iustitutlon provides unequalled facilities
for the requirement Of free and elegant hand.
writing. Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
special Instruction in this art during the day or
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PENwoRK done to Order, In
q style equal to engraving.
The Text-boois and Blanks used In the instltu-
ton, all varieties Of writing paper, Ink, Of the
best quality. All the speneeriAn Publications
and the celebrated spencerian Steel Pens may be
obtained either by students or citizens at the Col
lege onioe. HENRY N. COPP, President
HRsRY O. sPEscER, Secretary. jA26-f
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PROPosALs skr Sk ssUARrERMAsrIRS

HEApa'Rs MnTrAar DIV. OF MpsouRI,)
opIIoH CHIEr ora RrRssAaIlR.
s-,-, ST. Louis, No. March 10. lsp;
until Il e'eiees M S on si II hs % dsI q
April, lsp, f9r .lpplylng the United States at ibis
SSous auarisfms... .ters., sosp n. ~
Hardware,
Stoves,
Saddlery,
BuildinE material,
Paints,
Oils,
Horses.
Complete lists Of the articles and blank forms Of
proposals. showing oond itons, 10. can be obtained
by application 81 this oinoe.
Proposals. should be eudoy.sd "Prepossls for
dersixned. ID. n, FUCKER,
Assistant ouartermasteI Gen. Q. p. A.,
Chief ouartermaster Military Div. Of Missouri.
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oYPIcE CHiEP CosxissAHr or SUBSISTENCE,
s ST. PtvI, Miss;: March 4, $50:
M II s't's. q Sc %
BEEF CATTLE.
70 head Al fer! BSisrd. D. t. to be delivered by
10 head y Iqit TsSt'sn. D. Tt to be delivered by
eOhesS Eoit Stevenson, D. T. to be delivered
80 hoes al p vi ssiy. D T. 100 to be delivered by
JpIyI. 1899. And'thS remainder by September
:, head a. PC5t Randall. D. T. ito be delivered by
Is head q Rc ~ p.tOta. D. T. to be delivered by
70 head Al FcI Ransom. D. t. to be delivered By
The cattle must average ABOUT /, $50 pounds eros.
weight. and be steers, from three to seven years Of
les than hrss nS STs :sys. Gf I'D
stas ss and s0 SS viii b rsisetsd' '' " ~
Also, At same time and places, proposals Will be
received for supplying HAY.
A Sor! gaford. p. T., 70 tons.
A EStt stsvsnson, b. +, ito tons.
4EE E$:i S Eiii = S$s E.,
ely sSIss: 5sss IssP S:ssd.: and delivered al ifa
sbIS & siS IL iaI sS %i% SSs
terms OF his proposition, and that, should his
proposition be accepted. he will Al once enter into
a contract In accordance herewith, and that they
are prepared to become his seeuritfes, giving good
and sufficient bonds for Its fuldllmsnL
The responsibility OF the guarantors must be
shown by the ofcial certificate Of the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court, OF Of the united States Dis
triet Attorney, to be enclosed with the bid.
Bids should be made for each post separately,
and bidders be present TO respond 70 their bids;
and al Sias SS ~ name q
their names and pos. once address must appear
indorsed "Preposals for Beef cattle. u or Nay
and addressed either 20 Breyst BLiSadisr General
The undsrsisned al St Paul. Man .s0"' VI "
The spTSpSsa hr NH DO opened at bOh
Captain g, s., Byt Lieut.. Col, u. 8. Army. O
q. s., Department OF Dakota. mhlS-td
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, }
Special Orders No. 81;
|. All the powers conferred upon the chief
executive officer of the State Of Virginia by
It's constitution and laws, and heretofore OK
orcised by the provisional Governor thereof,
under reconstruction laws of Congress, arc
hereby devolved upon the commanding off,
Ger Of the First Military District, and will,
until further orders, by him be assumed and
performed.
By command Of Brevet Major General
Stoneman. 8. +. CHALFIN,
Assistant Adlntant General.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs ron LAYING WATTa xAIss

MAros q oyrIeK, orr HztI.l
49, WAsHfH0roN. March ~ I'D. y
a. sesd proposals for Laying water Mains. 70 BE-
nrn., gmeo until noon on tie eh dav Of April
The city divided into three djstriots, for the
ps,sts " .n.ae proposeis, A. follows, Wis;
the cbssspsSts sha rs, part o. m az n2rth n
and west q Seventh s.rsst vest
and northwest Of the Canal, M an, az X. w,
side OF Seventh street west ~ e~-'e NV w.
District No, All that part Of IN. .,,. $1,000
the Canal ssd the potonse ana Eastern Rrssh'
bidders must spefify which dlstIisss bi2 Tor.
tained By application 70 the Water Rsais,.ppe .ns
the bids must be made upon these ofaciai iora.
All branch pipes 70 connect With Ara.hfdrnnl.
along the lines will be included In the tnsssnIs.
ment with the mains. and paid for Al the contract
$Ss. bond and 'saE'EE S wv h s:!S,.a
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor ~ DANIEL 3: oRogx. formerly tssshs
lumbar Colleges, b. O.. and who has been very
dSrR3s may years IN 9gsItinE th
make Srrangsmsnts with schools and piiynts
classes tot Instruction In the aboys languages.
lob, bapiSh, Dutch, Sc fof terms apply al Si,
lniee No. blSseyenth street, opposite lie Intsll
EspeeT bui,ding' between D aud = street. Wash
sntop' D''' hepl-W
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NEW ARRANdEMENT,
BEGINNING OCTOBER !, ises.
Leave AieIsndria daily. except Sunday, At sa
Al ard r n. f.r Le..SSrE leave L'e'burs for
csnnsetlns a tss.suis a Wiz Ps. co Lin. Of
y s r ana isyi L. ica S,n 4.
SS sss:T nd "a SssssJS $.s.;.
s:i .s ia S.g..t SS &. : on mS9 4
,silIoad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Leave. .ssiss Tuesdays, Thursday, and Sat,
= "a .$5. liz. n I'd s.
S$ ~ *: 4 e; sss viii run daily
-, FROM ALERSkpRIA TO
IES: NH. fSsiilit .:::" Y
s;s;!S'iIill:s, ] shs1sii :
wdin ooss 1891 :w p,u.,,,,,,. and nal.
SSfs ss. Rnpss q sn care st Of
r H Hayennsr. Freight Agent az AleTandria,
charge other thsn our regular taria rates ''' Vi
Commutaiion PASSENGER Tickets between Alex.
anarn snd Leesourr and intsrmsdiats stations at
RSssS TTp Tstsis god S.S S ssss .:s:
'sSss;$ rates. '' ;s
bsF Tsb sEa EJER
Train. ss...s 81; sSa sss s Taif Are
leave daily tsisspt sunday at SO a. m. iiO
anu p ron pHILApELpHA.
al les 4 q, daily ''1''P' suHaAy' "a"" M hS
Lsa,. 70. New SSrs sT .sSS >. m and pAu.d.r
Sleeping cars for New York on pp. m. train only
Through tlekets to Philadslphis, New York or
Bo.tot can be had at the Station once at all hours
see BSiinoro and Ohio Railroad advertisement
'I'','' n"l the S', !S %5asSS
DO Sp kkdoSf f9:F a.s aisA %a AIM
1863 Is e;SS g.sssy2RESsssIA sSur. 1859
On an. NJ. S.sE EU1f kEEBBkksGE q. psS train.
::fS$SSS:$$ ' iS!s SH
UT, THE GREAT n r. ISSSgggkkSS;JTRhhGK ROUTE
sS s.: sG::' n AZ: we &. sis
TRAYS EEs sEa.ru
raFsSS CIV atseut s sS g and
:, n: AZ: FL: :E.i s:'''G n Ss htS'
s:rs y ~ sss be I! q:
avenue, under National Hotel where reliable infor-
Pssssnssrs Sfossrias asf.t, al hi. once, can Sc.
;s.s ssSo%mOdA'iSps II sfsRSE Car iSr sniIs or
~ Corner SIKH 81. sns Penn sysnsS s
Fri, YOUNG. General ra'''1E si,iSssss.t Ma
| nHIIADRLpHIA WILMINGTON Ann a.,
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PuBLIc SAFE o 0E SGo w ORDNANCE

pUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE sT0kBs.
ST. LOUIS ARsRsAL,l
ST. LoyIs, Mo. FEB. ~, isss
Will be offered for sale, At public auction, at the
ST. Louia. Arsenal, 81. Louis. Mo, CONNIE nE on
MONDAY, the l2th day Of April leen, at 10 O'clock
IN a large amount Of condemned Ordnance aud
Ordinances Stores &C., consisting In part Of the fol-
81 easi:iron Field Guns. with carriages
and implements
100 eAst.iT0n Guns, various, total weight
about SO tons.
80 tons Cannon Balls, 9 TO "a. Founders.
50 Artillery Carriages, various
600 sets Artillery Wheel Harness, for two
900 Sporting Rides aud Shot Guns, various,
10, 49, CATbiues Aad Rifles, various.
A,Nl sabres aud Swords, various.
1900 Cartridge Boxes, various.
1900 Cavalry Sad iles, various.
5000 Artillery Saddles, various.
1900 Curb Brides, various.
1000 Watering Brl dies, various.
,S p psas:r Il TFFGs sss;or si Fol%ssr
TT,6S do. MusEet do.
ls,UO do, Ride do,
1880 do. damaged do.
90, 81, 600 Musket and Pistol Percussion Caps.
wrought and Cast-iron Scraps, nc.
Persons, desiring catAlogues 81 the stores to be
cam SsA Ss% SS T. Ss
=; Crispin, U; 9. A, PurchasinE Agent, corner Of
application at this Arsenal.
Lieut.. Col. Of Ordnance and BSt. Brig Gen, U.
8. A., commanding. feb77-td
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A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP.
n RRTY.
DBPor QUARTERNAsrER's 0FPICE,l
. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March !. 1850.
Will be sold at public auction, at schuylklll Ar.
senAl, PhilAdelphla, Pa at 10 o'clock, q. m, on
THyRsDAY, April !, 1859, the following articles
q CLOTHING, rated uuserviceable for Issue to
3,lH pairs Pegged Boots.
1909 pairs Bootees.
$500 Gray FLANNEL Shirts.
Also, At the same time and place. large qua nifty
Of Old Rope, Tent Cuttings, Burlaps, Petroleum.
Paper. Cot on Cuttings, old Packing boxes, &c.
Terms cash. In Government funds. Cash at time
Of purchase for all sales b.low t4 deposit OF q
per cent will be required on all sums above that
amount.
Catalogues Of the property to be sold will be fur.
nished upon application to this once.
B..y.t Colonel aud NJ. l. T., n bs EsOs Guar.
termaster. mhl9-td
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limcTe steam lines and Adams EIprsss to care Of
r, H Hayenner,, Freight Agent al, Alexandria,
Will be forwarded as far as Leesburg free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Commutation Passenger Tickets between Alex.
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good. only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places and intermediate points, are issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
uo3-u General Super Ia ndent
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All the New Books can be found on our New
Book Table.
, 1869-09-24

cat shoots OF the gatdeu-so be- the man OF fash.
.UD. dissipation and eoc!ty. Ms he plants hts
unEaNow<d XII. upon ,hy llrt, and pfeases
thy slender waist to bis pet1d!ous hear,
does n the snail, p-Fvest the beautiful
10 tho AbhoTTth. han he Dot-and 1npn
Must know lt--brpken the heart of poor AlMA A.,
who, but Two abort yeat1 sEu. was The belle Of
4octety. the pride Of her pzreut, aud the suu-
ehlpe Of many man = pasaon. AID now, Fanny,
look at her ~ Ahc enters St. IAues' every Hupdsy,
eee how her hesd ID bowed, and how her hea1t
seems broken.
FsnnJ, it d the fuowaedge Of that impending
eFl which Autroanda thes, tnAt forces me "a
take tue awful leap Am about to make II
there IL one beam Of heaven on eaffnH
gloomy spund+ 1t IL In those eycy whert
the soit gem Of pity u found. Can hope thst thJ
heaH VII sui remeMber me, and that ono wce
tear Will sparkle 10 Thy crJatal eye: Could II bt
-, would plunge Into eternity, And c&1TY Wiz
me 70 tbs portals Of Heaven, tint priceless leHel
which would be recetred by the angela Pity.
Now, dearest Elrit The melancholy dlrge O.
toe waters arc calling ne to prepare The pal,
Light Of the noonbea1na arc calling to me the Wzy
the sotl breath Of Heaven Is playing on my bps
aod Will carry Upon III w1nga the last aigl
and kiss Of ono who loyes thee, II not wisely, ye
too we'll Fanny, the dle Is c2st Pate, fortune
love are nj Gotn0 10 be hurled Into etefnltJ. To
rope, tho cold stone, win dsag me to ny tAte, tha
fate urged On bT The heart Of Que who once coult
hare nsdo mo wise and great Adlsu. dear gtrl
Long npy tnop live, and may Iemorse Be dEiyel
from thy door, u he, thcu Unrest now VIII only b
true to 1hee,
Fare thee Wcl- dear Fanny.
Apd forever fur thf n ~ :"
, 1869-09-24
cpM III Oh EQpketl


A specta, meeting Of the Common Council Vas
Leld JeateStlay evening. Present ~ Aldermen
kn1ekerbocker, Dixon, DonntlIau, Wicker, Hahn,
calkins. Raber. Walsh, keeiey, Aacalister, ILL.,
dreth, Comisfy, Rat1eisy. Carpenter. Woodaso,
Holden, .. l. Rnssel D. F. Russell Schmidt
Sctlntz, 5hacGfnrd. kehoe.
The MAJ or not beng present AID. uahn moved
thAt AID s. ]. Russell taEe the chair.
The Motion was agreed 10 .....
Aid. Holden r.lsed the point whether, since the
Council hal adjourned on Monday last TO meet on
Monday next to take up business where 1t left Of,
me present meeting, which had been specially
called for the Same Purpose, WAS legal Que.
Aid Woodnrd anu kn!ckestocker were Of the
opinion that the meeting might mol be considered
aieRal one, and The latter moved that the Conn-
cis adjourn.
Aid. Walsh sisted TINT be wanted a meeting
called IN order 10 establish the ward precincts
and tbns enable the supervisors 10 choose the
Judges Of election.
The motion 70 adjourn was then agreed to-
Yeas, u: nays. 7, a. follows: -
RI. -Ald, knletc1hecktr. rixcn, Hahn. caikins.
M.ta5itstf, HMdsrth WaoAATS, Holden, = l. kussell.
Schmidt. tehiutx. ehacdnfd- He1ttrk and kehoe-ll
lNays-Ald. uennell&n, Wicker Raiser. WA4h Gonsts-
key. Rafferty, and p1lpenttr--7-
Tne moilon VIVA agreed 10, and the Council ad-
tnHr7o
, 1869-09-24
Rp6RD OF Police.
Transaction Of Miscellaneous Hus1ncs@<

rb. ,en,,.r ,eu,teek1y meeting Of the Board
q, p,,,r on.l F..e GourasS Sionsrs Has held JesfcE-
d1v, President brown IN the chair. Present. nj
Tic C1r1sEtoncfs- n r,tx
Charles E,1ns, dtiter OF The asesmft =. = liz
worth, tzvitK tRrEet sixty daJa on ts1a.s "1e ~
cepted as ft2ulxr member.
FIRE Warden n, i. NeCkHh5 Presented coz 1-
stewart Arenue, was or1Ktnaily rSo stor5 b3tl'l-
Ing. apd has been Eaisca aEo.hcr stosy- Il y
Claimed that the tta.bers npsi hracea are not OF
SUFFICIENT strength to support 70 large stfucTurr-
The oMnct Hys ordered to make II sAe within Gye
dAyA- .---..-.
tEcer Etuuni Miller, Of the Second Precinct,
chzrred by rhe Captain or sec .nS Crawford, WITH
cruel ,rcatmsut, WAS sentenced 10 a forfeiture p1
len days par. .......
nntl,tsd sfects1 ro!tcf nea tor private property.
Cnarpes 1t siiul msl1reatnent were rEe!e7tt
AGAINST Officer GIla5 (. PHELPS ~ WI iau1 Stcno
Ian ard william VAL TIL viii take place .
the text uettiuE-
ne meeting then aa1o1Enctl
, 1869-09-24

Bar:.rshA, N!es ANNE Nayhcw: StnH, Atl.a Ap
n!e Waite; -NFA- N,t!tu, sl1fs Emma Letaud; IL
Countess lt Iau.it,l. Mis- Jeuule IIaltcn: uau.
LI1a,str, I M.ss Btatete Carnsaas D.. D,stass.,
@r ). =. Wallace; c'rl[cn Fer, Mi. George ".
Gsaton: Aa}~T JJ'ur,, Mr, Edward Colrlu2n:
Sera Bsktr, III. J. T. Turner; Evb Sindtrs, Iii, j.
We have alread5 given our opinions OF nFor.
Mo.a 10 aef9a as plA5. In the production oi ii
~ Inc Npcta uousc great care hks been pan to
tnc m9u1stae. and thle, taken ID couuec.lon With
Anectoea a!Arsenee 10 lhe lreS from i1e Hussum
sesSaoh inAfea It e1cost = different PLAY. In re.
safu 70 tae pa9ipg q u .s kaail spesk It length
ca To some respects v tssops, but Ia mnnv nthers
iio%.s i;9iosstaolS XsaE TIE difference IA the Open
Sided Tat those Who hAEe Aeen The one wil not
" tm1ts N teelnR the otner.-thtt
a,i. msantia:e re pe1fotma5ce II tue opera House
soSs so not enangc orr opanlon that the plsy u !
Eel! bad snd STUPID one Ii will be frpeaied
1h1s evening"
ANNOUNCEMENT.
He'd Light" nj Mcvickct1 this cvcu!ne
olsnaSa" No l At Woods: Eue8ou Man
niuHS Mlnst1els II Dearborn Theatre; and the
u'nefnEon ut Library Halt