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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-25
DRY GOODS.
EIRST-PRIZE GLOVES.

TIRST-PRIZE GLOVES.
We announce wi b much satisfaction tn the wear.
agency for the sale OF
d. JUGLA'S
KID GLOVES,
which obtained the HIGHEST PRIZE at the Paris
Exhibition of 1851. these Gloves nave Deen
extensively worn In Europe, where they are &C
superior TO ant other make ever before ofered IN
this market and we recommend them as such to
our patrons. o,a,-o-
every week Ladies can order any particular snade
desired from sample card which xe nave IN e1hl-
hstJon LEVY BROTHERS,
a % Nos. l21a and Its Main street.
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BY Wellington Goddir-
Auctioneer and heal Estate Agent.
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE WEST SIDE
Y OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN ADAMS
AND JEFFERSON STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTION. VIII be sold at auction. on the pre-
misses on TUESD ~ The 20 Ii Of January, 1859 at
O. clock P. NJ, that valuable LOT lin an singular
f.,r n)- being part Of that owned by Mr.. John g
Kelly-fronting go feet on the west line OF Brook
avenue running back on It's northern itne about -
feet to wide alley, and bounded on the south by
an aley separating this lot from the grocery store
of Mes. rs George Timberlakc q SON. This Is 4
6rst-rate stand for retail grocery.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added
scared by a trust deed.
e. ia eodtds w. GODDIS. kuctionee-
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Letter from Loudoun.

CorrespoIuence OF TAG u Icn1'o11u Dl'V"'oH'
LouDoUN COUNTY, January 81.
One had need to search these regions with
q lighted candle to find an item OF news Of
mora than local interest. Christmas passed
og undistinguished from the rest of the
vsar except by the troops Of idle negroes,
Who stiil claim immunity from labor at that
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AUCTION SALES.
BY wellington Goddin,
Anctionee- and Real Estate Agent.

EIRsT-CLAss GRANITE-FR0NT TEN
MAIN sTREET NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
HLD MARKET, FOR SALE At AUCTION
VIII he sold at snctinn. on the premises. on
THURSDAY the ssth OF January. 1889. ut o'clocs
p. M that largo and admirably well arranged
GRANITF-FR6Nr TENEMENT located az
above, recently in the occupancy of Assfrs Levy
throu ghont the state as Levy's store It Is three
stories high and extends back ITO feet u Vie
it makes The store of SPLENDID depth, and Is the
best building on the entire square. II Is wen
adapted for large dry goods store for which pnr-
nose it has been used for forty odd years. but is
slso admirably suited. from Its fine appearance
for any othfr kind or business The whole prcml-
ses are in brst-rate order. and immedtate posses
surcd for between 81, 600 and 81 900.
TERMS: nre-ffrrth cash /; bslsnce at six.
twelve. end eighteen months for negn,iaoie noles,
interest added. secured by trust deed.
IN "a W. GODnLN. Ruc'ioneer.
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BY A. G. Pulliam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
\ REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHFSTFR-In execution OF the provisions Of
certain deed Of trust from Robert Carter and wife
tn the subscriber trnstec. and bearing date the
Goth day of March 1893, and duly Of record in the
Clerks cffice of the county of Chesterfield and
being reQui ed so to do By he beneficiary In sale
deed. WI sell ut rnblr auction. on the premises
on FRIDAY the 29th day or January. 1859 at
O'Clock p. NJ the very valus BILE STORE AND
nWFLIING. HOUSE and LOT nov occupied ny
Robert Garter. loca ed on Hull street (nnr h SIDE,
between Jones street and the corporation line.
The lot fronts 7s feet ard back lss feet. The
house contains five rooms, and is in excellent re-
pair.
THPMS : Cash as to $50: hasnce at six and
twelve months In negotiable notes interest sddsd
deed of ;rr 1t 70 secure deferred payments. taxes
for 1869 to be paid by purchaser.
A. C. PULLIAM
in % Trustee.
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TAIB0T rWENEY, Trustees.
kLpEANDFR DVDLPS.S
GAZE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN MECKLESBURG COUNTY, Et.-bE
virtue of 4 decree Of the Circuit Court Tor tus
county Of Mecklenhurg rendered on the 10 gay OF
September 1868 f. the suit OF J0nes's gn@rGian
re- Jones, &c ! s"all on WHDhE"b ) ne .VHn
day OF February. 1859 sell ut public auction upon
the premises. q TbACr Of LAND be'0nSlPH 20
the estate Of William Jones, deceased lElnf on
the waters of Dockery creek and known ~ - i, M ~,
hardy Grove containing Eight HuSpNf "
AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. there - IP%%'
the tract large and comfortable j." -i'hlNS-
HOUSE, with all necessary out-buil1lETs
Btthe same time and place email by virtue "a
a decree OF the said court rendered On we s'lne
day In the suit Of SydnOr, Coroner, &c 10, TG'
ps Jones, &c. sell At public auctloA The WE, ~:
known as NESS NIL, with THl!th y
ACRES OF LAND attached, situated u.oh iHe
waters OF Miles creek. about three guHTS'S 90 =
mile from the above bed tTac: 81 l'ni liui
mill Is ad .pted 10 the grinding OF b0Lh corn anu
wheat: has very abundant supply 81 waLsT. att
Is regarded as exceedingly valuable ana uesira''o
property. s,o,ct.,t
TEENS or SALE In each case Sathctehs
amount OF the purchase money In cash 10 Gt'ra!
eyT pnses OF safe and the residue In two eGuai au
nual instruments lrrying iAtcrest from day ot
sale The purchase will be required 70 cStc.SG
bonds with approved personal security Tor VIZ
deferred payments, and the title TO the p.otttl
will be retained Until the whole pnrchas@ monty
Is paid. lhOAiaa<r ~ ',sgiDnsa,
IA l3-2Qt l''f'IuiN9''. ~.
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LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RALsHERMAS--THEAT RIcHINes
TRoCPg--THE RICHMOND Bors.
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BY Grubbs & Williams .Auctioneers;
eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

CMALL FARM OF ABOUT Eight
~ ACRES, MAR MkCHAhlCSNiLiE. g. 80
SSIE PRIyATELY-* offer for sale the ABOVE
FAM five and half miles from Gicl IN NJ
occupied by Robert Z. RroadnS. The iahi -
ne1rjy all clearer and L, cultivation. IEc I'M
proyements are a FRAMED DWELLING VIII
Six rooms, Kitchen. stable, and barn an nrchnfu
of two To three hundred trees OF superior iru!t
well of good water For terms apply 20
GRUbBS a WILLIAMS,
{, 19eof4t Real Estate Az, nts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINETY


THREE ACRES OF WOOD LAND SEhR
KILBY'S MILL, IN HANOVER COUaTfi-
By virtue of decree Of the circuit court Tor lhy
civ of Richmond pronounced IN the ah DAY oL
december. 1868 In the case OF : HIVES rs WfilhS
and Gretter." the undersigned, Especial commlII,
sioner thereby appointed Tor the purpose VIII SCI!
public auction, In front of Hanoyc- court-house,
on the 2srH DAY or JANUARY, lss9, maj oetns
court-day, the TRACT or LAND continirE
about nineiy-;hree acres situated near hioy
mill and very nesr the rairo.d bong ne s~iHf
land recently purchased By George W hrSsISE -
N. d. W hitting, aud adjoining the farm of Coseh'!
w K. " Ian and others ,,.,.
TERMS For sufficient IN cash as 20 desrAy Nj 'IS
exnenses OF sale and TO discharge q juigmep!
for slGd with interest from the 27h day OF AusIss,
1854 till paid as we'll as 10 pay the taxes 10" uas
upon said property ami The costs or The su,ts ~
TO the residue, one-hSif payable at SIX months a.
other baf ST twelve months, pnrsha1sr &v,E M M
negotiable notes well endorsed FOR the ere uis ~!
gtsImehts and title TO the propeitS 10 DC IeSa4leH
until \ deed Is directed by the Iouit-
WILLIAM JOSIAH iRAhE.
special Commissioned.
o., rtd b. F. IISSLEY, Auctinpear.
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BY Grubbs IL Williams, Aucti0neer5,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
MALL FARM OF THIRTY. Oyr

q MALL FARM OF THIRTY-0NE
- AtRgS At AUCrIUS We VII sell at auc.
ton. at our office on TUESDAY the 2oth January
at II O'Clock NJ, nice LITTLE FARM ~
THERTY-0NE ACRES. situated at Glen Allen
on the fredericksburg railroad. The improve
men;s embrace a.small new frame house, thirty or
forty choice fruit trees, &C. The place Is well
watered. has plenty Of wood and IL very Go irabe
as a mari garden or country Il me. The fare To
Richmond by railroad Is eight dollars per month
distance. ten mi es.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS.
Ia, m 'urfignpprs
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DWARF APPLE TREES. = Residents Of
cities aud all others whose gardens or door
yards are small should cultivate dwarf ap-
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Nv 4. c. PuIliam. Auctioncer,
BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
Office No. 1911 Main street.

cTOrK OF GROCERIES AND STORE
y FIXTUaFS FOR SALE at AUCTION Il
VIII sell on TUESDAY MORNING, January 26lh.
1T 10 O'Clock. at the store of T. W. Omohundro.
corner Of Second and Grace streets. al Of his
stock % GROCERIES and SrORF-FIXTURFI.
consisting of z Cd assortment Of goods usually
kept In family store.
The creditors are Inv FED TO attend and buy to
the amount of their CLAIMS
BY order or Mr.. Thu 4. Brander.
IA % r'HGMaS w KFESFF, Aurtioneer.
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By II. Benson, Auctioneer.

DOSE VALLEY FARM.-On account 81
l. weather, sale postponed TIL THURSDAY
18th. when an opportunity will be sforiad 10 anv
one who may wish To n axe profitable investment
or secure a delightful home near the University OF
Virginia and town II Oh .rlrtiesyilIe. ONE HIN
DRIED AND FIFTY TWO AND a HALE
ACRES; beaui irul view. and best Improvements
TERMS 300 ca h o.. 900 In thirty days; balance
In six and twelve months.
ia2l n. RPSSON, kucttoneer
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

ACTIVITY IN BUSINESS AFFA1RS-L. G.
HEATH ADMITTED TO BAIL-ATTEMPT TO
FlREA BUILDING-AN AhTIQUATED COUPLE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-25
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Y STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES IN
THE STORE AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MAIN AND WALL sTREETS.-By virtue OF
trust deed executed to the subscriber By Peyton
j. huston, bearing date the 18th day OF Novem Der.
1865 and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, shall, In part execution thereof, proceed
to sell at public auction on MONDAY the 2sth day
OF January, 1862 at IL O'Clock A. ~. all the stock
IN trade-URUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS,
FIXTURFS, and GOODS. WARES, and MER-
CHaNDISE Of every descrfption-now In the drug
store located as above, and in the occupancy of
said Johnston.
An inventory OF the stock IN trade is now being
made and will be exhibited at the hour OF sale.
The special attention Of druggists and others Is
called 70 this sale, II presents rare opportunity
for embarking in that business the stand being the
oldest in the city for the drug business.
TERMS Reasonable, and made known at the
day OF sale. HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
IA u Trustee.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate agents and huctioneers,
1889 Main street.

yTYILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w on TUESDAY, January 20 ps3 at O'Clock
P. NJ, on the premises, that desirable BUILDING
LOT near the corner OF TwentY-seyenth and r
streets. In Heckler's plan, fronting on the wes:
side OF Twenty-seVenih street rs by 40 feet
TERMS At sale. LYME & BROTHER
IN 90 Auctioneprz
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ayTe,rTepN SALES.
TETS DAY,


TETS DAY.
Nv Cook q Laughton. a ucttoneers
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
4 ELLINGTON HOUSE SALE CONT
~ NUED On MONDAY the 2sth instant, at
10 9, clock we VIII continue the sale at the hrling-
s5 qsN TSh eo si s9 'n'
DTNING-TABLES,
: large 10. of oRoCKERY,
PLaaT Fife WARE
TABLE CUTLERY,
several lots ef s16X T5eH TsA AAPkINs &C..
KITCHEN and LAUNDRY FukNtTDRE,
All OF the RLANRETs. sHgETs, TOW
& Sc.s &C. rihh COOK OK &L1UsH TON,
"a ., Auctioneers.
THIGH CONsTABLE's sALE.--Will be
Il sold on MONDAY, January 2sth 1899, at IL
rvs FAMED Buildings and
lot OF FENf ING. on leased ground
to satisfy distress warrant IN my nsnuI I'm @
remit
TERMS Cash.
ja2, WILLIAM z. TALL. d. .: .. 4. :
By Sampson Jones, DR.,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT MY
i warehouse, Nos. 4 8, and Ff eens f street be-
commencing at half-past 20 O'CLOCK A. NJ, a large
and " ell-as:orted stock OF
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS.
WINES. &C..
to which the attention OF the trade is invited.
ja23 ). y IN o., JR.
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UyRuSrEEs, SAFE OF ABOUT EIGH.

fRUSIEES' DALE We HDSOl b1uIA-
TEEN HUNDRED AND NINEIr-SEYEE
ACRES OF LAnG ) IHm , G2gYS.1 oS
YORK, N THE STATE or VIZ, =, ~
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMS
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed 81 trust exc
cuted by Robert saunders and Lucy j.. his "lie,
bearing date on the lst OF January. 1851 ana dlly
recorded In the County Court OF forS county ne
undersigned the trust .es therein naMGI ~ Tie
T-ruest OF the creditor secured by SAID deed, ard
h.. wing given the four months notice required hy
the said deed to the said Robert S&uhuers oi suci
rc1us,tion, viii, on TUESDAY tEe 10Th DAY Of
February 1859, at the front door OF the Exchange
Hotel, ii! the city Of Richmond, at The corner OF
Franklin and Fourteenth streets AZ the hour OF !:
O'Clock NJ, proceed ~ sell the REAL tSJAIE
conveyed by the deed or trust aforesaid. called
and known as "QlFFKN'S GREER or so much
or such parts thereof rs may be necessary ~
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. rms
land Is situated on Queens creek, one 81 the 'rbu-
tares OF YORK. river, and but short d!stancc rom
said river In the county Of York IN the state OF
Virginia Vessels drawing four or 1Vc feet on VA.
Ter can ascend this creek To within lew miles OF
williamsburg. ,,,.,o g.,
The place Is said to be particularly valuable ior
oyster planting so further description - no"
Thought To be necessary rs IT. IS presumed tha any
one desiring 10 purchase will view The premises
and Judge for himself before The day OF snlc -
TIE TERMS ARE That the purchaser pay one
half Of the purchase money on the hayo 81 sai', az.
the balance In two equal r&y lnrnts--onc On thc i'
day Of January, 1870, and the other on me ist my 81
January 1871, and for which he shall eAecht: us
bonds each to carry interest from The Gay ~ shic
and 10 be secured by deed o: trust on said ia,,.
The undersigned Talbot Sweeney. residing IN me
city OF Williamsburg, viii take p!easnfhe ID 1no"-
ing the land to any one desiring 70 purchase
rWENRY } IrustceS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LAND IN GLOUCESTER COU&TY.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust executed by dwtn ITALIA
lerro to the subscriber for certain purposes therein
specifed the subscriber will sell. on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February 1882 at Gloucester Court
house at public auction to the highest bidder that
valuable TRACT OF LAND lying on Snrih rirer,
in Gloucester county. adjoining the lands Of War
ner T Taliaferro and others, Oh which Mrs. Bland
Taiiaferro At prescott resides -
This tract OF land contains ONE HUNDRED
ANDTHREF EGkES; lies Immediately on North
river, In one Of the most desirable neishoorhoodg
in the county. There Is on the place gOsd
DWELIIN G-HOUSE and al necessary out
buildings, and the land is productive ard In good
state cult pation 1t is rarely that such desirable
property is offered for sale.
the terms wiz be accommodating. Selling rs
trustee. will only undertake to conve" such late
rest as is vested In me BIZ the said deed Of trust
but the title is believed to be perfect.
For further particulars. or any Information on
the subject Of this land persons who may desire 70
purchase are referred TO Richard = Folkes, Esq,
Charles City county; TO General William B. Ialia-
ferro of Gloucester, or to the subscriber.
10 12-tds* w. SHEPARD MI IL q. Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-07
SOMETHING NEW.

Having read an editorial in the New York
World of the 9TH inst, of new discovery on
steam heating, curiosity, as well as beihg
further enlightened upon the subject OF steain'
induced me to call at the Office OF The New
England Steam Heating Company, No. 5lS
Broadway, to examine that, of which must
confess, had but little or no faith. AS en-
tered the office, saw twenty or thirty beauti-
full specimens, called Portable Steam Heaters
for heating rooms, dwellings, &C., varying III
size, form, and style of finish. My first I'M
preston was that they were show and beauty
displayed without merit. After listening to
few closing remarks (by Prof. Johnson, the
inventory to some gentlemen who had been
investigating the merits of the heater, my at
tenton was solicited to an explanation 10
which I cordially listened, intending to make
such scientific objections as it might require
After q full explanation was given, In simple
and transformations manner, L became con-
WINGED that progress in science simply was the
inventors object.
After due reflection, it is no more than JUS
tee to the public as well as to tho inventor OF
this simple, novel, and convenient mode OF
heating to say it possesses several important
points OF interest, Nll''
First: It's simplicity and cheapness places it
within the reach of all.
Second: OF its efficiency there is not a ques-
ton, notwithstanding the small quantity OF
water and fuel used, be it gas, coal, the pro-
ducts of petroleum, or other fuel. Its safety
causing accident by fire next to Impossible,
makes it well worthy the attention of In
surance companies, as well as to individuals.
Third: The circulating and disseminating
properties causes the temperature of the room
to vary but tri1e. Placing the heater where
it is most convenient and where it looks best,
its effect is much the same.
Fourth: What is the most remarkable in the
operation of the heater, is the air is so per-
fecty diffused in the apartments, there being
only few degrees difference in the temper
AZURE, should the thermometer be placed at the
ceiling Of the room or on the floor, which Is
not the case when coal stove is used. Thus
it seems, by taking advantage of a small guam
tity of water made into steam, to heat more or
less radating surface Sufficient to warm any
given size room according to the laws of steam
heating surface). 1t would appear almost i'm
possible such radical change in steam ap-
planes should have been left undiscovered to
this late period in the progress of steam
heating.
l suggest to those who take interest in pro-
gress, to visit the rooms of the Company, and
examine for themselves the principles involved
in this new application of steam. PROGRESS.
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MEETING OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

An adjourned meeting of commercial travellers
was held yesterday the Asor House, 10 continue their
deliberations 10 the proper means OF aboshbg the
county and municipal license taxes which are imposed
upOn members OF their body IN various portions o, tn
country There was very full attendance heay al
~ no monument business houses OF the CITY ntlnS lop
resented Mr. Stephens presided and MI. smythe acted
M sccretery The committee TO whom tntrusted tho
endowment of counsel reported they had retained
MIR Joseph b. ChOae TO conduct the suits which are or
may hereafter be instituted behalf Of tho association
After some debate resolution was adopted authorizing
the committee to decide to what case should be taken
up as test and they urged To use el cry eort 10
bng such before the supreme Court with as niue
delay as possible The various gentlemen charged WIN
the collection OF subscriptions reported that $3.50 had
been subscribed and that there was every prospect OF
obtaining double that sum. commtee--cOnslsting OF
Messrs Levy Hurd, aud Daywas appointed 10 draw MP
an address fOI publication setting forth the duties ana
manner Of business Of commercial travellers III TINS ana
other countries the bearing Of license laws upon the
country az well as upon commercial interests and such
other facts might have special bearing upon the Well
being of the class The president and vice president
constituted a standing executive committee. and after
unmportant business the meeting ADJOURNED, SUD
% the call of the chair.
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billiard MATCH.

very interesting contest at the french
threeba carom game took place at Braisteds rooms in
Fourthave Cooper Institute last evening the con-
testants being Messrs Melville Foster and Ralph Ben
iamin The meeting the result Of banter by tho
friends OF the respective contestants Fosters admirers
betting 800 $50 that Foster could run 800 points at the
French game before Benjamin could run 100 The match
attracted considerable attention, and quite number OF
the admirers OF the were among the circle OF the IN
yied guests present among whom were Mr. Phelan and
Messrs. Dcery, Weeks Samucls and Boyle. The game
opened favorably for Benjamin, who, III the fret thirty
five innings ran up a. TO Fosters 81 Aferward, how
ever Foster took decided lead but toward The close e
lost 1t again, and the match became very interesting
Both stood at $50 points, but afterward Foster
managed his 800 before Benjamin had exceeded
l3l. Fosters best run &C. ana MI. Beijanlnsli.
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REMoYAL on NE Observation-Disclosures.

A large number of butchers were present at
the meeting OF tho Board Of Health endeavorng to
obtain extension OF the time allowed for the removal
Of slaughterhoues The Board denied the application
and decided that all the ordinances hitherto allowing the
driving slaughter of cattle in the city below -FOUR
teenthst. should be repealed and that all slaughter
houses below that limo should az once be removed.
Superintendent Kennedy yesterday issued to the Police
CAPTAINS the following order:
Under In. decsno Of % Appesis delivered
Board Of Health declared
Ordinances ADD Resolutions IN reOn
among sugheug Of animals the Metropolitan
District; and In herewh the SuTtme Court has
all ard each Of the wrt of INJUNCTION heretofore issued 20
officers and members Of the Mt0potan Police Force from
enforcing ordinances aud resolutions Of said Board rea
driving aud Strengthening animals The Metropolitan
Of Health having subsequently, that IT, August
1853 prescribed b resolution the which cattle swine Pigs
driven through the forth 10 Gen
eral 5 tie Bot much ofthe 1h
and Of the Code Of Sanitary Ordnance gated 10
General Order No. 500 relates 70 animals used Tor food and The
g such auns also M nj force and by which the ssu
ug animal for food except birds fowl and Ssh proh ed
being conducted place the City ~ New ork south Of
Foe Absolutely shall such sapgL lie conducted
Of Forieihst the City 81 New 10 he Cv
BROOKLYN without special permit from the Board Of Heath.
Of the ord 81 Health Of tie police force has authority
grant permits these ordinances pefsols
from penalty Violations OF JOAS A. kESEEDI, SupL