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, 1870-06-23
THE LAW COURTS.
All Abont q Livery Stable-At-
tack Oh q Chattc1 Mortgage.
Verdict for the City-Criminal Busi-
ness in the Recorders Court,

4AAAAAO AS|CSCIlON.
George ". Campbell, assignee OF Wlllism G..
Gould, bankrupt, '. Niels r. Larsen. An ann,,'
cation vas made June Is, for m Injunction tn r.
stain defendant from encumbeting Of d!sposInu al
livery property. Larsen aud Gould Eere ca-
partners IN the livery stable business Gou,d had
ihalstoual debLs to considerable amount. ann
nis paltner 9ad, Or thought he nnli, reason to
uuln nu9aIr'y 'aas aes,i1 ne now bankrupt. had been
Of the business He nled o bill In chaace,y "a
s,ttntaG ~ me concern This proceeding heing in-
,L ~ LAsen o. the interest of Could The creditors
Mum t..n' s1ack ms sale. The injunction WIZ re-
i1ecd on Cue 1rst application, by reason Of IN Ia.
hes. ff as1est IN Tue bill It contained prayer
!essetuay, on Ike application, when defendant
presented aMdavlts, responsive II those stated
heretofore tending TO show the sale Of Gould,s
interest was ln good faith, and for valuable con-
sidet2[lon- The Court ortcrcd ~ INDUCTION only
q 70 The interests realty, refusing to iucumbeT
the Livery properly.
United States District Court.
cHATTEL AoR71AGk
IN Re Salmon c, Cumlns, Of Chicago, bank
rupt- This was an attack by creditors upou q
Of New YORK. The mortgage covered the proper.
cHr contained IN billiard room On Wabash are
na tner wn Vice to M sa estaS
list ment on the avenue, from EAvRnaRh i
Decker, securing payment BY mortgage, and CIV
ne cost. These notes, owing to adverse for
tune and IRE, were not paid as they be-
came due. The result was an extension
ol time granted by kavanagh / Decker an Bthe
execution or new mortgage, which included
not only the billiard tables and appartgnances,
hHt the furniture of the hall The principal cred
fls, 600, and Solon cumns, the senior member Of
thai firm, and father Of the bauHupt for &. 800.
These creditors were appnsed OF The making Of
tie new mortgage, and urged its execution Tho
Court held, under these Circumstances, that the
mortgage was only Foid as to the property not IN
Guided In the ortgina! mortgage, and ordered a
reference to the register TO report as to divsIou
Of the proceeds, the properly having been sold
under an agreement Of the parties
, 1870-06-23

COMMERCIAL,

WRsDksDAr EVENING, June q.
me following grain has beeu received up to
~ O'Clock this morning: 157 CARS wheat, 22s
cars apd $500 bn corn, II cars oats, carr
13S1 3W;.hJ,. hGsM (4ol sats), 17o, 600 tu.
1o.@s bu wheat, ADO bu coin, 6sI bn oats,
6G8 bu rye
There Was good attendance On Change
, 1870-06-23
Vessel. Pasaed Detroit.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, June 2e--PAssED Ur-Props Eclipse,
Lawrence, Winona: bark Sunshine: schrs Sum
nit, G. A. King, Segaunee, Naumce Valley, Pres
ton, Evaline, Bates, c. q. Walker, David Stew
art
PASSED Dowx-Prnps Merchant, Empire State,
Mohawk, Meteor, Brooklyn: bark Nelson; brig
Nelson; schrs Seabird, Champion.
WISp-SCUthWeSt
, 1870-06-23

Hon. J01ne1 Goodspted, 4. D. Sherman, r. r. Plum,
Ftuncis E Clark and D. D. DrtseoH:
GENTLEMEN: Your announcement Of my nou1i-
nation, by convention OF delegates Of the Repub.
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court, has
been received. am profoundly sensible Of the
honor conferred upon me. and deeply sensible Of
the responsibility OF the 0flce to which you nout-
nate me. accept yuur nomination, and hope
that II elected, shall be able In the performance
OF any judicial duties that may be Imposed upon
STATE. an truly yours, CHAs IrTHcock.
CHICAGO. June g. 1S1O
, 1870-06-23

Frxt, The estalah!ns II NOW intlust-,f rnr.n5t T.,
thix city thAt I'LL from % to IS pe cent rer anrum
t1e al,ount ir.ss1a
ns 4ad,s9n ~, r. Gsesi asa e.; tasi.sea and c1
II. d Tie. iIt1 tlIst would L RI ID The otn-
tsallt.
Fo.,th- That csnsTzIzaton Of ores and bulon Il
PHI. hseGd q LeEchcaai1 q tnn H' ana - yeslna
~ - - - :, 1,+t and INN which Seratx, New fofk snd
~. .,,'.c.tcn NJ REDUCTION works. capahlr Of re-
,r., - ,on 3one ~ ore ner say. necd mol exceed
e.r;aa Merre n rornpany orcau!zed, With cat,-
:, ~, 81 1o Ihic Vii nave then surnius can
IT.. y; tesn ;S xfh Tbtcn to nav current exptuscx
s1,t ,a,tal for the pUrchase Of ores ana bullion.
'7'i+ tlImnauv viii deTtve emolupents anI profits,
Tiz:
ES.,:-From aEays and enaly:ieal e1aminafi9nt
s~o.ra-fs1n su.etine bullion. and ecpar.ffne gold
t1o,,. ~iss. ~ eeppr: ,~,s,.+,
rm,hIfso., s:nc,tcs jeWc1ess md al1e1 .nauniae-
tut.rr' eTtrpine1
FJ:A-Ftola working q! kinds Of sod end s!lEer
md The utilsaSMn IN d Daset clsoeia eosh a SUI
rhuf. = uPt; ,I,,.s',,,. ..r,,I,. x,....t~ .s
Nsse ~ LILLY Ehints h. Ians ns1rtt.t 1lt ~, sn1
1muunt o. fspu Mn 49,. .... = - LII 81. ttvn ~. ~
OIDdo 10 NeMsA lcs sepSlaIu1 uu0 hae'luRs lol
one year, and FOUND tn1t TUE average AalpMtnl at
fl,e T. i. K Il. Ondcs Rt Cheyenne Was q
1ntoh as snp NO fts during q stnrl. month Ths
kn as - na,nIszinn n 1.1rft,. naad no+ ha iass
MINIMUM ~ en.,a ~ rch nyrttoua t,afa tras
, 1870-06-23

HUGS-~Thefe was larger httendauce Of buy
ers on the market Today, aud trade was quite anil
mated, but pr1ces were not sustained. The Hup-
in the pens-And With q prospect Of \ liberal run
during the remainder OF the week, an easy feeling
prevailed and the reduction Of la915c asked BY
buyers WAS generally granted. Sales transp!rch
at $atO9a23 for common light coarse mixed lots !;
s. 5a SAB for medium. and $a.51as rs for good to
cholce-chefy at q range Of <assas.55. The
market closed steady at 9a- 0639.y5,
, 1870-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RafChCfOF'H Ffnfr Dye,

Thn splendid Hair Dye ID the best In the world the
only tao and perfect pyr: harmless, reshIe instsn-
taaeoSs; S II 70 dt.sppoi4t1e1t no Ridiculous tint!
the HAlr sofs and BEAUTIFUL. black Of brown Sod ~
~ pruKstsfs 4ca Pe:fume!1, aud properly applied 4
, 1870-06-23

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

~, ..-. WEDNESDAY, EVENING. June 81
LCABER-The demand for lumber fo-tiaY was
only tair but holders were rmeF in their views at
foFmer prices, leaving unsol1 ut the close ouIy
seven carRues. Shingles, latn, aul p!ckcts were
fairly active anil Unchanged in price
Rates to the points named. from Chicago. arc as
, 1870-06-23

BEEF CATTLE-There Haa little more lie In
the cattle trade 70 o-day. and rather nrLneE tone
to the market, At 1eAa$ 70 far u good TO choice
grades were concerned Fat c4ttle continue
scarce. md, notMtsnssndtnF the unsettled and
tAsre Vxfe buyeks tor sQnh, to day, st prices
scarcely lower than those current on the closing
, 1870-06-23
AN IMPORTANT PROJECT.
Address Of Prof SilveFsmith Before
- the Commercial Committee Of
the Board Of Trade.
Proposed Erection Of WORKS for Smelling
and Reducing Mineral Ores,

Gae ~x of an ana nsdaens miner,
ts,n.aace. The meeting was called to order BY the
Chairman, W. n Egan, Esq, who briefly stated
lts ehlecs. md then Introduced Prcf Suyer6mtth
Gps.xEs sG1s e :oHws ~ metallic resources q, the
faeinc stifea and Northwestern Territory having
oteu often dlated upoi. and SO lncld!y presented
gy ~ omeal documsnts do mol pr.posc 70 rstersts
onls y tue proGncss ubtstned Ance their d.seo'-
ely. ~ object Ii appearing bcftTe this body Is
-nute 10 present commercial and industrial ad-
nl.oid mstalHG wealth OF our great Territorles u
Eo!neeuoI VIII snls interest l! IS wen cssais"
1snGl !act tAt elnce Tue discovery o1 gold u Ga!-
tolMA ~ !s4s, *l,ND,oooAV nave been aadea "
me world : commodity Of exchange alo1n on the
AuCC!!Eau coE1latn1- Dat ~ give noIs tsIsn. ~
eslaote and fcsuls o. The pfuanSt o. monSy aIs;
.ai rs, t1o s1Gse sates ior ~ ah.:,,ts ~ ~
UlN =; "ashlts.un, no, ~ ~. tse
1 st o. MisnK y; .;ss ~ MI4 stsS M
9, ~, aa as mons s' Tas,nas 2.
IGni tne lnlioNlnS Statcs :!a ie1Iip'tae ~ nnS oo,
chi and Wasn,,,,,1,, T,rt'..r1 IN, ~. i,sho
c o " asa Mna1,na is.9n "3i sS G,pr;.n and
Wt.n NJ, s, ,uvu,l00: New Mexico, 500, ,o0J. Ar-
-x,iir 81 G0 900: uthef sources s. o0o OoO. Total
H. T,r-.crte. ,c,,es, =, rh,s metronose In
-elnt'iEE Colorado, Wyoming, I;aa, and the White
prne {. e,on Of Neradl, ntt hls:hiy 1andeo BY the
nmaissnnsr, fos ~: rapi and augnen1lng de-
Scs siIi r,.ept,s m. nnw rrached ~ +hn I!.es
ard Central Pacific Kai,ruaus and hranch
road leading TO colorado, known a. the j. F. Z L
across the continent by 1bc Misson1 pactnSeo.ndd
Kansas Pacific Railroads. Ind they. n5 kther r
: wlt, the newlv-nroiecIed road All of which
entity hr5uc M in d,reci -. .I p.eS e-
orain Nav Na1irr nna sr4nn. ~ 1,r,4oSo m..r ~
xhoss metallic resources will yet outriya the
full
, 1870-06-23

TRINIDAD ASPHALT.
DeA1ers IN Naval Stnrrs, Concrete Wood Payers Gas
Works, RoofeEr. Coptr1etcrx supplied bv carro foU
rIndsd = my per: Y s. q tn stn7eE lotI Il
plteh will tud TO their advantage 70 use it UaIvef
za!ly adopted where teated. TRINIDAD HTrUMEN
FIELD, n Eat1th C1srf n (Itienpn -
, 1870-06-23
Private MAkfen-

F. D. CLARkK, ". D., the Re&ular Old Essablished
DT. Clarke, l7s south C1ark-st fnfAr Aooruc),
CONFIDENTA1LF C0SSuLTKD.
KN Female Pills tfrtsh nlade} A1cU per box BY p7&
kK Send tWo stampa for MA!!.sd SeettA
II Also, two for Book on Srlf-Ahuse.
Add1e4s letters Dr. r. b. CLARKE in South Cls.$-
It. Chicaxu-
, 1870-06-23

FIRE CfACkERS-Wcre In active demand and
firm OF s3,75G4.00 per box.
HAf-Tne arrivals OF loose hay on wagons have
fallen on some during the past two or three days,
and, Us result, shade higher prices are being
realized Pressed descriptions remain quiet and
unchanged. We quote: Timothy, pressed, 2s0
@13sO; prairie, pressed, $l0.009 60; Timothy,
loose, On wagon, $1a.0o91600: prairie, loose, on
sl.O0t5i.5U-
day, aud prices underwent no quotable change
The demand was falr, and holders were insisting
upon full rates We repeat our List, as follows:
Ealted, cured, light, saSc; do, heavy, ssic; green
cali, lie; dry 1nr, 1sc; dry ealted i5sIBc; grub
by, scored, cut or otherwise damaged, two -tblrds
p,lGs eranded, 70 PER cent on.
, 1870-06-23
.WreckfuE.

The search for the wreck OF the propeller Wa
bash up TO yesterday had not proved successful,
hut Il was hoped that the effort of yesterday would
result In dnding her. NJ. Nerrylan, of the Coass
WEecElnc Company, Informs Us that the opera
tons OF the Scott were progressing favorably when
he LEFT, and that She had By this time, In ali prob
ability, been .oTed Into shoal water and pumped
put,-Lttrpit ppst. JUNE 81
, 1870-06-23
! 0taI cWfF, III rs ! IT. lB
LATER

In the afternoon No. 2 spring wheat sold to
moderate extent, but for the option seller
closing steady at 51.2o5<@1. selIer June
No. corn closcd firm at 8415c, seller next
month, and 83d &c cash. No demand for oats,
lake freiehts or provisions. There was no
fvnninr qaas,nn
, 1870-06-23
SUMNER RESORT,


WEST END HOTEL
Formerly stetson House, Long Branch, N,J
This elegant hotel having been purchased by Geo. G.
PEeebpEy James and Peter Gardner, win Be-
open ior the reception of guests the 9th June Ap-
- SYKES. GARDINER 3 CO. Lonx Branch MI
, 1870-06-23
HOIEI8
MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL.

II Ihs h.e esaant hsses9 ASIa T1n be opened june
III Aeeommodate orr 10 goess. tho ro1aaots dive
VIII Be lese than ass sezso, sp n toW = INV nthr1
mountain hon.e Of the s1ne c!a41 4 Livery ii ane
sho1t notice ea4a9e Ensd to he S*mmit Hnxs ~
heA eonstsas4ed the pase seasoav Nh,eh Nm add to
iofmeF at1ak4a1s 1hH Hosas, - ths to Il N ~.
eeld yin eeeommedsse - 60 ID. .fMtAE iaioT.
m4ttno spfty 10 THO9- LAFEMDkG, HtoNW VI: IL
MILE o Waaktn{tans1 Bs.tsa, Ns&
, 1870-06-23

!u,oWs , ~, as,o
Wasistaa 9us.;;; ,ss.;; Nainmazoo. ta?o1
iE.E asEs la!askrsoh..-- d75 t&l9.
White Isfe 40 sssm SGanIe.:'. ennIet6,. ~ ts2''
Green Bay. s;s ia=s00 lied RiTsr n t4aT;
s'th Haven. LIS t4sW |Stl1Keon Bay -. t15;5
hhpitowoe... *: gill Ford River 125 ta!.D
inarTn,So'''"'- t44n SIX inxo K1Tsr1.: taaW
i,.,:.''. Seen.o :.''..' ~ l9nnean Abf d..
Tbe siiaE EsIo,,,t ~ T,,as;,sx :; %
following are The ahnmenfs nv 5Yator I'm ttts
nnrt nnrinn sha xeeE andto1 q $3.50 49,. to aa thls
mtnh"r >H' ca CHUNG 7a'ufoay tne is,a: ~
Shinvrs ''' '"'''*7a'S.1 Ss1 ~ ~
lain . '-'''"'''' 49, a. 80 80
ShoolI bnnales. ...' "'''sUo s,S
Stares s. s''''''''''''-'''-'' or ~ ~,
Sajt. blis. '''.' '''''.'''''.''''.' - wy" egy0
Mineral wafer CAGES ~ ''' o'Se
The fnllox1rp werr fbe r,,iinv nrirca ~ c.r-,as
In the EhlracD market trs31av.e p'A'es "a eaAsoes
FaIr to uooaI mIIl-rnrf "' s,,ona,e
'OrfjlnarT mil!-run - TsiI ~
Cou1npn Ia 1ajr lx,ar,ls n,d sfrina - SN5isoH
CooI bOnrrls and strins- X az - *
4 sawed Shingles. anoaf ''' Sto9 10
Lath. "". |' s1WS : iSn
Sales aont since the date of our last renorr in
c.tlJe the fo]io SIup: -s --f"'@ o
Cargo scET G, G, Uutts. from Muskrpou. OK n, I.
boards and Nripa al Slb mill ,aiiT. "a n, iath a.
s.: a01d bv DIancbnrd i IorlanHs " ~ ''@'A' a.
cargo hff9 Powfntan. from Green Raw IN m n
piece stun at $1ies; so m It select ut So for cus.
SIS ,or common ami sSa for clear. +, n iatb AZ e.
s',I,l hy Bianchari Bofland. y" - 3A|'' "' e.
Catxo schr 1 Tempo, from Green Day. 100 III IT
cuarSs uixrt! at xf1 1qL. slsO saWcd sn,nrta1 a,
g, II. Sold bY Charter 4 ,TOnh4 - - -
, 1870-06-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

WEDNESDAY EyANf.;G, June -.
The following table shoWs the daily receipts and
shipments Of live stock during the week, up to this
nj
, 1870-06-23

Grand total, cwts- 20 4sO1T e247,0s5 el,e4a, coo
The following tablr gives The imports of fou.
and grain Into Great Britain for the week ending
, 1870-06-23
Private C0nsulfafi0na.

DR. l. SANGER, II Lasalle1t P7tzc frptn1, ,sssss -
So9t d9s ihf e M1f.ei - CENTS. Frrnale Pts eestaio
nud fetiab!c N az cases4aDu Fcruaie inrTuisY3st1
sieeeEtalIy tiested ~ ~ Also. SERYISE PiLiIsaso
etft 1of Victims q eHshnse9119 by mail Euelose
, 1870-06-23
PROFESSIONAL,
!: DR., s ShERmA

j. continually relieving rptn.r patients who rel.tc tho
the most terrible euerfnes from attempt at cure ~
the Advertised Radical Cure TFnsa." %a instrument
with ivory bail in ths Of the rupture pa Tor
tne 5n,pess 4s e5ea1s namm ,toa t9 caq.e adhesion
men This b4rb.runs syrtr Il duue away with by the
method invented and p57etised BY Dr. Sherman. Prof
abdomen did not revolt agaiust II the spine would and
Of nee esaitJ 1t would have to be laid aside"
Heferercr1 be given to ladies' and gentlemen isy
ing in this city who Visited New Yosk 10 consult Dr.
s, and obtain his Ga for - =
, 1870-06-23
Y0H DWflnY

And Fnsnle prsgeecs n Life e1ealy .e4tsle1 by IN
RAPHAKI> ut III Kast NAdDon up stsis1 IL z1idss
all ho unsuccessful Ia Lie to ernncoee westh -
happncasL ConEltaHoa lee, n Send &c for his dr.
AHeeioaG 1t tho oppots sax WIN b seut Ezads viii l.
, 1870-06-23
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
9UAMRR ARRANGEAkNT.

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAuROAn
ltekes Ohce. zoutheaat corner o4 Clark 100 Lsfn.z
COUNCIL 1LUY1S A1D oxARA L14x
DKfp3-Hmth Hefls-|t
, 1870-06-23
MEDICAL CA208.
Chronic Diseases.
nm rSnEfzo

The reuowned Specialist Of the asr, founs1 and con-
trctor Of Jamca' Lock Hospital. New Or1eaux Ls for
thirteen For the last ccrcn yeszs locI5 In Chi
ego. Ill D1. Janurs Syphilis with neutra1lzer
40 tae1eaV Or peisopous drues ured. Spe1nAto.rhne
lime sud expense An dt.e..r, Of . eont,sioua vsee
teAt eaAtae:st sueces4funy treated. D1. James has
q IN this specially for nor- than quarter
,.i.1 VA afsuiss anA irregularities tzeated with
Seed tos pa4rphlr.u r., -,,-. Al,
eases Of both seIrr, ' s-'S's.ss1s VA se<9t. oAs"
a, ~. At y. Medical 1nst!sase 81 md
Illinois ~ o'a"es stsa thie4so,
3AAh Institute Is the l.sses Of ths kind In tae
, 1870-06-23
DIR, TOMnenA

1s3 Scrth Carkst, treats ali Private and ser,.f MI.
e1Aes, and effects permanent In he r,SSt tis
snd ohetinatt sasfs 4 se.sn.' Es.hp Nervous g.
heuluee. Pamphlet Of Adrice sent tsec Coussii.siea
, 1870-06-23
L0NEON IND NEW TORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Rates OF Passage Reduced.

FARAGUAE.-.. Z
Ra:ts o. pasa4Ss payable in currency. Firsk cahiz
10: tecond cabin, 20; stecrase, 32d -
P7teeuseD took ked to Aamhurs Bremen HSvre Pa,fs
AEtWtIp MD Rotterdam at reduced currency raEca.
t6r iEetGht ana pa.sAEc nppty to ROWLAND II
ASplNWAl14 Agents, 81 South-st., New York, o. e
ian WARRACk, eorucr LaSale and Madison sta~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15
S:rl m. triLt laiirt the li:IlisL of lllla.iS

Sixth District Court tor the parish of Orleans,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACHAs
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomlols. streets i'll the Second District of this city,
on SATURDAY. October l, 1870 at twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described property to wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situat ed in the
seventh assessment and Second District of this city,
in square number forty-seven. bounded by Char
tres Duinaiue Royal and st. Ann streets, measur-
ing thirty feet front Charities street, by hum
drr,l and ninety feet in depth together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
ninth assessment and Third District of thus city, IN
slliarc number three, bounded by Esplanade,
Eiysi;a Fields Victory and Peters Streets measur-
inc seventeen feet front Peters street seventeen
feet seven inches and four lines in width i'll the
rear. one hundred and twenty -seven feet eight
inches and four lines deep on the side line toward
Esplanadc street and one hundred and thirty-twO
trt.T turr lines deep on the other side line toward
Elysian Fields street.
Together with all the buildings and improve
nlpnts thereon.
, Accr1ajn portion of ground, together with
ali the buildings and improvements thereon. sitt
.lt,i III the third assessment and Fist District OF
this CITY. IN sfuare No. 1874. bounded by Fouchrr
Magazine Julia and ST. Joseph streets, measuring
seventy two feet two inches and four lines front
Julia street by one hundred and seventy feet nve
inches and six lines iii depth.
Tie whole as per surveys and plans made by
c. i. de Armas, surveyor, deposited i'll the Sheriils
Office iur reference.
Seized in the above suit
Ttrias-Caah on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
aV3I sells Ocl Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15
(PrBLIC-NO. 112. |

AN ACT authorizing the establishment Of water
meters for the Potomac water. the laying of an
additional water main from tn" distributing re-
servor OF the Washington aqueduct and for
other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
se,tatiyes of the United states of America in Con-
gress assembled. That in order to prevent unne-
ccsSary waste of Potomac water, ana IN order to
more iur enforce the laws of the corporation of
Washington and Georgetown, i'll relation to the
distribution of the SAINT the engineer officer in
charg. OF tn. Washington aIuedlct Is hereby au-
shut of the when such notice shall be dlsre
garded from any places where a waste OF water Is
occurring
Potomac water for mechanical and manufacturing
purposes, private fountains, street and pave
ment washers. shall be allowed only when Ill the
opinion Of sad engineer, II VIII not oe detrimental
TO the general distribution OF water III the two
cities
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted That the supply
ofwater to al manufacturing -sta oshments, hotels
livery stables, and other places requliing a large
quantity shall be determined by meters erected and
maintained al the expense OF tie consume; and the
said corporations OF Washington and Georgetown
shall charge and collect for the quantity deter
mined price not exceeding three cents per hun
dred gallons.
SEC 4. And be it further enacted, That said en-
gineer officer shall cause TO be furnished and laid
from the distributing reservoir OF the Washington
aqueuct to Capitol Hill, i'll the city Of Washington
along such route l!e shall determine, an iron
main of thirty-sx inches in diameter, connected
with the present mains at such points as ne snail
direct, and that the entire cost thereof shall be
borne proportiona.ely by the corporations of Wash
in.rto and Georgetown and III order to provide for
such cost the said corporations are hereby empOw
cred and authorized to increase the present water
rates and water taxes +" such an amount as may by
them be deemed necessary.
SEC ). And hn il further enacted, That for the
purpose of enabling the corporations aforesaid to
carry out the provisions o. this act, it shall be
competent FOR them to borrow, in such proportions
a, they deem necessary, a sum OF money not
exceeding hum E. and sixty Thousand dollars
for th, city OF Washington ana forty thousand
dollars for III. rity OF Georgetown, redeemabie
within period Of ten veAis, out o: any revenue to
be derived from watt rents.
AiiInTnu ,IlIv IL. Ed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15

Mrs. NJ. l.. AlmOnaster, Wife separated
Baron de Poutalba. VS.. Benjamin Wadsworth
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans-NO. "a ,213.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, IL the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merclan and AuctOneers' Ex-
change Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
FRIDAY, September 30, 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described property, 10 Wit
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
the rights, advantages and privileges thereuntO
i'll tn. Second Distric, of this city i'll square one
hundred and twenty-six. bounded by Bayou st
John. Hagan aNenUr, Cont and St Louis streets,
and numbered from TO four and from thirteen
10 titt,.en inclusive, according to plan made by
Olivier ami Martin. surveyors, dated ninth of
March 1851 and DEPOSITED in ne Office OF Amcee
Ducatel notary public II this city, as plan number
twenty-five OF he book of plans number seven.
Tie said 9t, Of -rn';nd adjoining each other, and
assuring. to il: lOr number fifty feet
nine inches tro:t Oh Co,ti street by depth OF one
hundred fee: inches on the side of lot num-
Der TWO lots NUM- Two three and four, each,
thiTty -four feet e t inches front Cont street
by hundred feet seven inches i'll depth be
tween parallel lines: lot number thirteen one hum
Greti and tweaty-one feet nine inches and line
front on Bayou st. John, hundred feet and
seven inches the side OF lot number twelve
feet SIX inches and four lines on the side
OF lot number fourteen: lot number fourteen thirty
eight feet eight inches and seven lines 'front.' on
Bayou ST John, b. ninety four feet four inches and
nFc Hes IN utltil OF inc Slat OF ol hulhDtr nItttH
and LOT number fifteen thirtyeight feet eight
inches and seven line, front Bayou st. John, by
hundred and sixteen feet two inches aud one
line the side of lots numbers one two, three and
four. The said lois numbers one. thirteen. four
teen and fifteen comprising the whole front of said
square Hagan avenue aid Bayou St. john.
Being the property acquired By the defend
ant oy purchase from plaintiff, per act passed be-
fore said notary DucateI, the fifteenth OF April
1885,.
Seized in the above suit.
TerIns-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
aus0 sel+ 50 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.