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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-18
HOW no MAKE HENS PAY.

wv AO NAAE HENS RAfs
The question, ado hens pay
has long ago been settled. With
eggs ut forty cents per dozen,
there is no room TO doubt that
they do pay, and well, too. Il be-
comes then n matter of some i'm
portance to know hOW to make
them pay. / have had a life. long
experience in this line, and will
venture an opinion, in the face of
the thousand and one already
given to the public. In my man
agcmcnt Of fowls, | have labored
to reduce all "rulcs" and "direc.
tons into one short, simple, and
comprehensive form. ] give it be.
low:
A comfortable, clean, well ven
tila,ed, dry and airy house; a dry
and sunny range, free from any
disturbing influences; access at
all times 10 clean water and plenty
Of gravel; good and liberal feeding
twice q day, morning and night;
good nursing and careful over
sight at all times; a careful sep
aration of breeds and roosters, or
a judicious crossing Of breeds
plenty of nests for all the hens,
and an unceasing war against YER
min. These things, with no one
of them left out, will ensure sue
cess, and constitute the sum and
substance Of all the books ever
written upon this subject. Attend
to these things, and you will find
that fowls, in proportion to capt.
tai, pay better than any other
stock upon the farm. Eggs al
ways command a ready sale, and
always sell at their full value
And a very important item would
be taken away if fowls were en-
entirely withdrawn from the mar
ket. There is pleasure, there is
economy, there is money in this
business managed by the above
simple rule. Try i~t.-[American
Farmer.
AGREAT COTTON PLANTATION
A letter from Tahiti to the San
Francisco Bulletin describes the
Plantation Soares, which was
established by a company in the
year 1868, and Is perhaps the most
beautiful place in the Pacific. It
Is situated ct the base of a high
mountain, Is three miles long, and
varies from a quarter Of mile to e
mile in width. There are three
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or received from the United states shall he two y
reals, tor twenty I'VE cents United tates currency y
ia N half an ounce shall b. charged an additional
reals in salvador
United States newspapers unscaled circulars and
other descriptions Of printed matter addrss 70 %
received from Salvador, shall b. two - cents on
each newspaper, OF unsealed circular, and one cent
ounce, or fraction 4 ounce, on pamphlets pH-
and the postage To be chsrg Il and collected in saliva
dor on each newsgaper, pamphlet Perl2dlcaIl III, IN
ter, addressed 10 received from the United SAFE
shall be AZ the rate Of twelve aud half u ecu :
rodicals, Books, and other articles of printed matter
mus b. sent in narrow bands open az the sides or
ends and are to be suhet 90 the laws aud
of each country respectively, in regard 20 their liza
blity g be rated with letter postage when contain
ing written matter, or for any other clause specified
in said laws and regulations
The Pos. os,c. paIs1i IL =, N. two coun,rie.
shall recprocally return to each other unopened AM
without charge, every three moRths, or more frc
any cannot be delivered to their address in tn
country to which they were sent.
This srra nccment shall go into operation on the
first day of October, thousand eight hundred AMI
mutual agreement Of the Post ONCE Departments of
the two countries and it to be continued in for
until annuled 10y mutual consent, or by either Post
Office Department, after the expiration OF thrc'
mosths previous notice to the other Of its intention
Done in duplicate and signed at TIE city of Wash
incton On the fifth day of ls0 and At the cii
OF San Salvador on the twentieth day Of july lS7n.
ELIAS ANGILo,
D'recaov Gsrsral n, C8rTsOs.
fsEAL.l JND. a. J. CRESW ELI.
Postmaster Gsn>ral OF fae Unief STATES.
L hereby approve the aforegoing convention. an
in testimony thereof have caused the seal Of the
United States to be aft xcd.
L.. 5. GRANT.
BY the President:
IsEAL HAMILTON FISH.
Secretary Of otate.
WASHINGTON, October 5, $50
Translation |
The President Of the Repnblic having seen and eN-
amned the afOregoing convention, concluded BE-
tween the Administrator General of Posts % tn
Republic and the Director General of the $40
branch in the United States of thu North and ndin
IL useful and convenient, has approved it in all il
parts.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
tsYAL AkhkGO ARBIRN.
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OFFICIAL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF foREiGN MAILS.


Whereas il is prsscfibed By an order Of this / o.
printed matter other than newspapers and pattern
or samples OF Merchandise p sted in the United
etst.s for receiy6s in the United States from
countries places beyond sea, with which postal
conventions have not been concluded establishing
onerent rates of postage, shet be classed as bDlk
TOOK rate OF four cents per each weight OF four
oul ces or fraction thereof"
And whereas IL is considered Just and xpedient
mat prices current, uusealed circulars trade lists,
AND other email printed y blcations Of a CONNER
cal nature. addressed to. receive ed frm the We {
Indies or other foreign c0untr place should re-
forwarded from or reserved iu, the United Stats
py steamships or Other vessels regularly employed
"a the conveyance Of the mats directly between the
United B stes and the West Indies or other foreign
II hereby ordered that all kinds Of printed mat
Ter other than newspapers when addressed from the
united states To, received IN the United states
from, al foreign country place shalt subject TO
the previso hereinafter mentioned. be hereafter
charfeaole with the following rates Of postage, 70
De collected at the Office OF mailing matter cent
anr at the ONCE Of delivery mater received, viz:
FER each packet not exceeding an ounce in weight,
two(2) cents
When exceeding ounce and not exceeding tw o
ounces In weight, three 80 cents.
W men exceeding Two ounces and not exceedin g
four ounce in we ght, four IA cents.
AND On addition al rate of four t4 cents for every
sddtonal weight OF four ounces or fraction Of fou
ounces.
provided always. that these rates shall not apply
TO such matt add e-sei o, receiv red from ans
foreign c. untry place by other modes OF convey
auce by which othrr rates OF postage are
nor TO ose foreign countries or places 10 aud from
winch different ret . OF pos &C have been or sha |
De established by any postal arrangement alresdy
concluded OF hereafter to be made
Of January next.
JxO. A. J. CREswELL. Postmaster General.
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EVENING STAR.
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW.

Oh the snow. the beautiful snow,
ling the SKY ard the earth below
Over the heads IF ihe people you meet
fhF''Ps Swimming along.
EsauffrnI snow IL can DO no wrong
Flying g. kiS- a fair lady cheek,
cling .nC 90 iir- g. n tToli csume freak
Besnfiful snow from the heaven above
Pure a. an angel n'tr a love.
Oh, the snow tn, beautiful snow,
How tn fixes gather and laugh a. they 90
NhIriiug about IN their maddening fun,
Il Ti'y- n its siee with every one
Laughing,
UurrviDr nv
! lights On the face and IL .parkIes the ey.
And tn 4 lgs ~ith bark aud bound
snap az the crystals that eddy around
The town - live. and it, heart in a glow
To welcome the coming Of beautiful snow,
m'w wiii the crowd goes swaying along.
HalIin- esc' other with humoT AID song
n"W ga Tn sledges, like motors fash by.
btish' 70, 10, m II mt then lost to the eve =
Ringing
over the ernst Of the beau;ifnl snow;
Snow So pure, when il falls from the sky.
To De trampled in mud by the crowd rushing by
BE- tramPled and tracked by the thousands Of feet
Til il blends With the 6lth in the horrible street
Once was pure as the snow-but IfeUl
tell like the snow fakes from heaven 10 hell.
fell 10 p trampled a. filth in the street
frt 10 ~ y, sc9i-d' TO be spit on and beat
Cursing.
DreafinT 10 die.
Selling nv soul TO whoever would huy.
Dealing IN shame for a mors.l of bread
Hating the living and fearing the dead
herciiui Gud have fallen 50 low
And yet was once like the beautiful snow
One was fair the beautiful snow.
VIII an eye Ike it, crystal. heart like its glow
ti'tierId aud sought for the charms Of nav fac.
Father.
Mother.
Sisters. all
Tod and myself We lost hv INV fall:
The I.,, veriest wretch that goes shvering by.
W III make a wide swoop. list wander too nigh
fnr all tat Is on about me. know
There ~ nothing pure the beautiful snow.
How strange i should be that the beautiful snow
Should fall on "a sinner with noxhere 10 90
~ strange Il would be, when the night comes s,ai,
II the snow and he ice strike NV desperate brain
Painting.
Freezing.
Dying-alonn:
Too ~lcked Tor prayer. too weak for nv nlna.
TO be heard IN fhe streets of the crazy town
Gone mad in he Joy Of the snow coming dow,
To lle and 20 die IN my terrible woe
With q bed and shTOui of the beautiful snow
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Be IL .aaei.d BY the Board Of Aldermen Gsd Boar
p totnrlcn Cornell Of The CRY Of Washingto,, Tina
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re
quested TO ray to Henry White the sum of fifty.
eight dollars and seventy nve cents. for work nns
labor performed by him at the Second police pre-
ciuct station house from the LIST Of June ls55 Z,
January, lo67; the sau being the proportions Al,
share due from the corporation Washi gton u tn,
said Henry W hite for such work aud labor To ena
bic the Mayor to make such payment, a erffjciept
is hereby appropriated out of the geDeraI runa
Prortdsd, horerer. That this appro prAtion s m All
on the press condition. that said Hecry Whit
shall agree to receive the ZANE in full satisfaction
all claims against his corporation, and give a 70
c.ipt that effect payment Of the amount hereb,
appropri atcd as aforesaid.
AppYoy ed, December 9. 1870
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M hCT bHll1 n eta Naii IN the Eastern Branch
BE a. Enacted ~ the Board 0f ifderT1sH and 6Sa0r.
~ Common toBBoif Qf De CITY Of WasstHstoa. Tha
the sum of ten thousand dollars. much there Il
~ may be necessary be, and the Is hereby SD
propristed out Of th- general fund TO build wall
commencing at the south end of the Washington
car al wall west -ideD and in line with said
wall about hundred feet the edge OF the chan
rel in the Eastern branch, thence down said chan
mel the line If Georgia avenue the inter-@c
tiOn OF said Az. nue. and channel, with square mum
bered seven hundred ana seven being about one AM,
half squares long, and being the south 'front.' ~
square south of square numbered seven hundred ami
t~riy four. and part Of numbered seven hun
ered aud hye: the ssid wall TO be built under tn
direction OF the city surveyor .ni super -
sewers, de., whom. tos ether with the Mayor. sba
form mission for said work the said ali O. b
butt by contract, ard let To the Iow,,t responsh
tig der. PrCrtded, That no pefs or p,r.ou. sha
be allowed t. huiid q wharf on said ~all with N
Approy ID, December Q, $50
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IL sth Wy " y bHt~ NV.
Approved, December 3, ls7o

AN ACT appropriatirg forty fJur dollars and siyt,
cents Si4 6OIout If the funds of the .xth W ara
to enable the Mayor 90 pay William Bod for rem
OF ONCE of Commissioner Of the iyti Ward
BE az .aact,d ~ n, Board Qf Aldermen asf Boar
Of Com mon C0sH'tt Of nss Cty 81 WIshFpgssa Tina
the sum 81 forty fur dollars aud sixry &c ~.
tS4ep he. and l. hereby, appro Or sasei Gus Of N
FUNDS OF the Sixth Ward, to tnab!s tha Msyor Z.
pay to WitIan II yd the above sum fer rent ~ osr.
of Ccmmissionef Of the Sixth Ward for III. m nth.
OF Jsnuary, February. March, April and Ma. an,
tvs niy -thre- % Gays in June, $50.
Approved December 2. 1870
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RAILROADS
RALTIxeRE AND OHIO xArLRosu

QALffkeRE AND OHIO 3AIIEss sD
WAsaiNsEos, Jvnes. Iss.
s aSs wssa anS GsTh5Lsi .aS e -. -
WHIST are now run as follows, via.
FOR BALTIMORE
S:ssa IN 5 sSs s sis6 w s,s $40 81 . NJ so'
Leave daily except sunday. a, s:ss and s:s,..
n a;'' aud 7i ftk PA STss,po,u
train Lssy ,s s s;an And sss .as ..
on SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave 90 sok y S .1s sT 80 100 snd Tassm
Leave S {, so sG. !. P q s9a 2 80 80
Leave dsily. except Sunday, az s:ss /. "a. aua
ing Z. :. sG Es:1y ss ssS . @ .: s,s
20 Wheeling, Psrksrsbure, &C
and and sGis $50 ss,re sss u.
Relay Heuse with strssburs and winohestsr soooss,
-ThTcusL ticket. e the West can Dc han At tn.
Tor s.v York, philadelphia, and Boston. sc I'D.
n.sr., 4 Z 49, r s.ssos;
Gfo s kooST2. &c. AT ss' W.. w..hins.on ,.s
THESssSiH. LdsE p sEIwsEs wAsH,ssrss
wAsaI Nsros. June 8. is7D-acos
ISS i "a ;s SSss wv nosR are Asz
FOB NEW YOKk, wfthDcs change Ct cara
Leave daily tsxcept Sunday 81 = 90 O. 3. s:as
fOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave asiy texcept sunday at 90 O m. Is:4s
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York al 800 .. m. and Phiads,.
phis st $40 .. m.
Sleeping car. Tor New YORK GU , m tras,. opty
Through tickets 20 PAflsdelphis, New York or
Boston, can be hAd Ct the Station ofbos 81 hou ~
s sss S.tiners .ua cs,o a.iro.a averr,-a..,
Tor schedule between Washington, BaltIuar. Ar.
nspolis. and the West. j. l. WILSON
NJ asto. OF TRANSPORTATION
L. N. OOLs, Gene-ai Ticket Agsut
GEO. d. hOONTZ. Agent Washington Ella
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An ACT to take . aud ree.t crrhstonee m 4 70
pave the footwHlks and Rutts the sout n s:de
Maine avenue, from -Four and a. halt TO SixtI
street Wet.
Be Il enacted By the Board of Aldermen AMI goo,.
o Common Council 81 the Cary Of Wash,ngro,. Ia
the Mayor b., and he u hereby, authorized md =.
ques ed TO cause the curbstones to taken up an
reset and the fOo;walks and cutters to be rep.yd a.
TIE SOUL side o. Maine avenue, from Four aud "a
halt 10 Sixth street west; and TO defrav ~,
expense thereof the sum of one hundred Dollars -,
so much thereof a. ma be Necessary b. and 81.
hereby appropriated, out of the finds of ~
eeventh Ward, the work TO be done in ,hs mann,
provided by law. tApLro".d, December 9, $50
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Postal C0nVontiOn botween the Unitesl
states Of AnaeElca mad the Bepublic
Of Salvador.

.Nsates Of AmeFiea and the 1ePublic
Of Salvador.
ARTICLE I.
between the United states Of America and the Re
nication, via the Isthnus 1t Panama, the govern
Of the United States be the pensa Of the
fransF ortation thereof between New York and Pana
ma and between San Franc l. ca and Panama; and the
government OF eayad be at the ex pense of the
transportation thereof between Panama and Saliva
dor.
AvfIcLI9
All mail matter transmitted in either direction be
tween the respective countries shall be fOrw arIe in
closed bags. or pouches, under key seal addressed
to the United States Consul and resident mail agent
at Panama, United states OF Colombia, who Is here
by designated the agent Of the two goyernme nts
for receiving the bags. pouches, ~ that port from
either direction, dis. rbuing and dspa eli DC them
10 their destinations Said consul and agent Is
hereby instr uc;ed to make up the mail for Salvador
In separate bags, pouches. under key or seal adj
dressed 10 San aaor and the ports Of La Union
and Acsjutir. respectively.
No accounts shall be kept between the Post Office
dence exchanged between fheni but each country
at the following rates. viz
the United states each letter or parcel, not cx
ceeding half an ounce Lsvoirdupois In weight, ad
dressed 10 or received from Salvador, shall be
loj cents aud the postage 70 be charged in salvador
each letter or parcel of like weight addressed
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An ACT TO pay W. q. DuckeIt.
->.r ~ ~ a. Etvaf W Ard for mo.

An Act TO pay w. q. Duckett. apothecary f,r a..
poor Of the First W ard, TOR medicines farnished
BE II enacted ty III. Board OF Aldermen aaa Soa,.
Of Common Council 81 tae Otfy " Xcsh,nrt Tba-
the sIIn Of two hundred and fous dollars and sixI,
1--WE cents be, and the same is he. eby ppronr arr
out Of the general fund enable tbs MAYOR 10 ms
We Duckett. apoihecary for the poor III tbs F,rs
,ndrg / &C, NIB 81. 1863
Atproytu, december 9, 1870.
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nv 81 so'oun N"'St AN Io DC tSs1 on Seventh
street wet. between u and streets sauth
-. H,naot.d " fhc boaTd ~ Aldsruen and Bond
81 (C0r1HOn C0Sacsf OF .he C,ryds IYaskssgfo, rb.
the ater Board be sno are hereby, shorize an
rutsted 10 cau-r vnter main to be laid ia s-vrsr
a'frsy the expen Q. thereof Sufficient amouat i.
heiety aptropria ed pa, able out Of the water U d
sad funG 10 b. re mturs-1 by such NJ s.ssp M. >,
coe. tioSs IA al lots and parts OF lots bord ring n
irg law. f.ptr,yei pecanh-r " 20
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ANACrto cause a water man 90 be laid in stree
north, between New jersey Avenue AMI NOrta
Capitol street.
q, snacied ~ fhs Bsay5 c( 4 lf,rrI,s aHf Be,ra
ar Ca,a C0Hztl u fbe Cttp ~ WaStiH that
the sstsr board Re, and they are he ehy, auth ~
iKei end requested g. cause = s-t@r main q be Al
in street bOrth. betweea New jersey avenue snl
North CzttOl street. aud 20 defrsy the Psnss 81
the SANE a sufficient sum il hsreby Appropriated
rapabi@ out az the st-r g. q.
ArprOye ed, December q, 1870.
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An Act for the reliei OF John Dayi6s,,
Re VI sssc.sd ~ rae Board Of ALf.rp mon 1Hf Roc,s
ef Conr-son COsnc,i Of the Cry Of WashtEst1s Tnn
the sum OF forty dollars Sa0D be, and the san.
is ereby. appropria out VI the funds OF m. ~
ond Yard. 90 enable the Mayer to paw to Holm m.
wilson said sum for u ONCE roam for thu m
o. Eel ruary, March. April and nav iS7v by ~.
Commissioner of Improvements for said wara -
Approved, December 9. 1870.
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AN ACT 10 Grade ard gravel North Capitol stree
between n and n sfreefs north

~ AII 20 INNS trd grNNrI MOTH VdtIIO4 sIEFsIs
between ID aud n streets north
Is, VI enacted ~ ths Boa-d Of AifyrniSs and BOYD
~ Common CcNnc,i Of the CsfS Of Wasatsstgn, fhst
the syor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized and ~
auesied TO cause North Capitol street, from ID 60
streets north, to be graded aud srsveled the work
to be contracted for aud executed in the asd
under the sOPerints ndenc4 prov del by Law.
SIC. And Re ~ tBrshsT eraofsd, That 20 carry
into effect the above act the of thirty five hun
dred dollars. OF So much as may he necessary. be
and the lame sppropr .ted out &c the funds
Of fte Fourth Ward g. the ex pen-ce thereof
Approved, Dec mber q,lSO.
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lots in square No. "a Fourth school district
Eel ,nacfsd bp rae Board u Atdermsn and Roa,,
Of Common Council of the CGpo Hashtpx;on ThE,
the May be, and he il n reby. authorized ana r.
quested tn have tn school bGildiag lots In .ouar
No 49i Fourth school district, titd No. The cal
to be done under he supeTinI INC. OF the flo,
missioner Of the eeyehth ard, AMI to defr ay tha
pense rher eoi, the sum Of one hundred and twenfy
il, do isrr, much thereof ss may be nscesssry
be, and the same is h-reby, appropriated, pxT abl
out of the fuy.Gs Of u Seventh Ward
APE. o ed, December 3, E7o.
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Az Acr to recnty sn e,ces.ive assessment

b. AZ enacted Jy tts Board Of Aldermen ant scar.
~ Common COnncn u the CRY ~ WoShiRgt1a, TIM
the Collector Of Taxes be, ne Is hereby. AUTH
lied and IL stru e TO settle with the propri tor
lot No D, Ia square No. So for the general taxes
said lot for the year 1870, At the yaua ion d.
the said lot as ssed for the year 1863, IL
period prescribed by law for the quinn a.
s=Gment. IApprpvei. December ., l5.O
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An ACT for the relief Ut August Irael

Be IL enacted oy hs Board Of Ald.yn asd Boar
Of Common C0uResi Of The Cisy OF Wdshtaefor Tn,
the of thirty five dollars and MY cents be- an
the same s hereby appropriated ont OF the funds o.
the First Ward for the relief OF August Israsi a.,
said ward: being for work done under the directio
Of the ward com sissioner, and the record of tim
rendered having been onn'f'ed from tae M rolls
AYvroyed. December ., lS70.
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Az Acrfor the relief Of James Whit.


f, AZ eHcSfea By the Board If Ne ,1,n g,s So..s
OF Com mon C1kHesf ~ the Ctty ~ Wa rta
the .um u eighteen dollars Isl BE- ard the sam.
hereby, apprcpro prlated Tut the general fnrJ =,
enable the Mayor TO refund that amount 10 ] pse
In the N orthern Market. '"'i
Approvel. ect Intcr y, lS19
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B,tt eSaetsd bp me Be1rf IF Aidsr-len and B0rya
~ Common COEsotE ~ the Cry Of Warrington. rha
the OF thirty two dollars aad sixty c-Dtsf -
be, and the same Is heresy Appropriated from tn
funds o! the Fourth WaTd 10 enable the Mayor 9,
pay the bill Of William Bowen tor cf flea, SC
by The Commissioners OF the said ward, approve
October IL, lo7U, bv the Auditor
Approved, December 9. ls-e
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t. locate q frame building.
Re ~ srdetsf by the Baard 0f i1s-,aSr ant Bnayd
of Common Council ~ "a, C,fV Of Wasataxfcr. That
permission be, and the same is hereby. granted g.
Bon n. q. Ordvay 60 looate a frame building sn
fh- lot 10 in square rs, within ihr-s feet Of
the of the oil of bis brick house, th-
being ~itoin twenty -four feet Of the tenemsnt. Of
any other person
Approved Dec 8 Is7o-M q ExEsr Mayor
Approved Dec Ia. Is7O-U y GRANT
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J cover.
BE ~ enacted by the Board Of Aidsyplea and Soay-
Of Common Conn efL of rhe Cty Of WdShtngtOn, Tn
the rum OF ten dollars be. and the same is hereby
appropriated ogt OF the genera al fund for the rei,
VI James keofer. .pprovad. december 2, $50
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JoiNr RESOLUTION for he IN prnvefnent Of the
NCrthern Liberties Ssrket.
BssO'r,f on fhs BOard Of AffsyIHsn AMI Board
of CoDgrOn CcnRcii Of tAs Ciiy 81 WaShtsEfpH Tns'
the Of Thousand dollsrs, OF go m ch therel
may lie necessary, IL hereby 2roprtstet odt e
the general fund tor the pur ci tst ing Mp a.
relay ing the gutter the &c eide ~ Eighth street
erecting a water Plug the north side TOR the use
of the northern Lib rites market; rsi.ing 81 y-shtS
in the butcher apsr ment. repairing psvefnents In
said market and constructing Necessary she Tor
tie convenience ard protection q buyer sni seller
and that the above inn erovens be prosecne1 un-
der the direction % the Mayor and Commissioner 81
the Northern Lih-fies n srEet.
Approved, ecember ., lE0.
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7 VT 7 m
APPROX ID, December ., $50.
ASscr fer IN. relief Of C,,b,-i,. u.,h.-.

b. az e.l1risd By fs. Board If Al rg7eE and Re,,,
81 Common CoVnolt of fhe Cay 81 Hasa,ustoa FhAt
the sLin oi thirty dollars h. ,Bd the .reh,
sppropria ed out Of the Seventh ard To- eDahl. m
Mayor 10 settle The account Of Cstharins H-rh
for rent OF 'B- for the 4 the cgmr.i.sop,-
tie seventh Ward during the five months precetipa
the 5th day Of June Is1o.
Approved, December ., lS7o
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JOINT RESOLUTION extending the time for maxim
eSravat' rs, grading and grsveling and lsyin

h.So,Ued ~ the Board az Aldermen nrf Board o
Common CoHHctt Of the Cry Of WdShtagtoa. Thu
the Msyor be. and H. is hereby. aut' orizes to- ,
tend the time for making excavations. grading al
gIaveiug ard LAYING pavcment.. 50 long his j
rection the weather may permit without detrimer
90 the interests OF the public: PrOrtfsd. Thi, Ia
shall hot have effect af,e February 4, ISL
Approved, D. cember 9, Js1e.