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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14

The STRAY LAw.-For the infnrma-
PA OF our readers we clip the follow
X from an Exchange IL will prove
value to many, as it treats upon a
|lect which is not universally under.
pod. Cut 1t out for reference: we are
Equently interrogated in reference to
4 method of treating stray horses,
|llle, sheep, &c. The law is in
bstance this: Whenever stray beast
l0und treSSpasSjng on the premises of
y one 1t is the duty of the party to
|Ve notice to the owner thereof under
penalty Of s., if he can be found,
~ within four days deliver to the
Iwn Clerk a full description of the
h1, marks, color, or any natural or
lihcial marks Of such stray or strays,
sether with the fees, which are for a
fse, 90 cents; cattle, 25 cents; and
eh sheep 6 cents. If the owner does
appear within ten days after such
iay shall he taken up, and settle all
images and costs, II shall he the Cuty
the party taking up the same t.
use the said stray or strayS to be- ad
Itiseu for three weeks in at least one
fwspapeT. And If the owner shall
have appeared within sixty days
er such advertisement, aud settle all
0sonable costs the person taking
lhe said stray shall make applica
10 Justice of the Peace, in said
whship, who Is required to issue his
aiiaht to the constable, whose duty il
all De to sell the same at public safe,
giving ten days notice OF such sale,
Al least three printed or written
lnubllls, And after he shall have
Nv me same, he shall make return o
proceeds to the said Justice, who
aii, after pay ing all reasonable dam
ana costs of keeping as aforesaid
y over over the surplus, ifany there be, t
county Treasurer but if the owner
an appear within one year after sucf
s ,sv and prove his pr perty TO sucl
n.y. lhe said Justice shall certify tn,
Su %e 70 The said Treasurer, who shall
he owner the whole amount o
a, " aoVerplus, but "if" the owner shal
snpply within :he tune aforesaid h
inc me- 'herenfler be debarred from recoy
mifi ana The money ufIrt said may b
'"'a u county purposes"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14

SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISE. If
gu do not support home enterprise,
ow do you expect to be sustained your
fl In home business ? Some persons
|AVe perfect mania for going out of
fwn to purchase that which they can
ny at home, and in nine cases out of
Just as cheap, rs though II foreign
ftcle We're SO much better than the
fmr at home. This is decidedly wrong
fu detrimental to the town in which
lVr. Ii You have any money to
ARE be sure and Use il in your own
immunity, insteau of u foreign. "Live
pa let live" should be your motto.
ne ohl y way To build up and keep II
wh alive is To spend your money at
pine. Wise home mechanics, patron.
r home manufactures and home mer
shis. Build up your local interest,
Fn all is safe. BY so doiug you will
p be compelled to sell ou and go el-e
mere to find a i've town. .-MiHOnidn.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
n o T 1 @ E
N o II / G E .

n o II G E.
all persons knowing themselves indebted 10
the undersigned, on book, note, judgment or
otherwise, are hereby notified, that uuess such
accounts are settled within TWENTY DAYS,
suits wlll be instituted for the collection OF the
same; especially those that have been notified
by letter. l.. MESDENHALL.
Bloomsbury Sept. g. ls70-it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
III G. Ii o w E II,

BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE.
At the old stand ON s1ain street, BlOomsburg lew
doors above the Court House. His stock Ii COM
posed OF the very latest and beststyles Offer
ed to the citizens OF Columbia County, He car
accommodate the public with the following goods
at the lowest rates. Mems heavy double soled
stoga boots, mems double and single tap soled
Kip boots, mems heavy stosa shoes of all kinds.
mems 1ne boots and shoes OF al grades, boys
glove Kid BAlmoTal shoes, mems women's, boyss
and misses lasting CATERS, womens glove kid
Polish very ine ,wOmen's morocco Baln'0rals and
calf shoes, women's very fine kid buttoued gait
ers. In short boots OF all descriptions both peg
xed aud sewed
menL
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
HATS, CAPS. FuRs AND NOTIONS.

which comprises all the new and popular yari-
etes at prices which cannot fall TO suit all. These
goods are offered at the lowest cash rates anu
Will be guaranteed TO give satisfaction. A cal
Is solicited before purchasing elsewhere as IL Is
believed that better bargains are 70 DO iuNnd
Dec. e'e7s
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
. ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE

IA ESTATE OF JAMES HEss, DECD.
letters of admin nistratIon on the estate OF James
Hess, late of SugarlOaf twp, Columbia county
decd, nave been granted by the Register OF said
county to E. iJah Hess ana John W. Kiie Of
Sugarloaf township, Columbia county. Pa. All
persons havlHg claims or demands against the
decedent are requested to make them known and
those indebted TO make payment.
ELIJAH HESS.
JOHN W. KILE,
sept2370-6w. Administrators.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
ESTRAY NOTICE.

aIne to the premises of the subscribe IN
Moutuur township, on or about tn 5th OF sep.
teInber, Red MCLEY BULL. supposed TO be IL
months old. Z be owner " III come forward prove
property, pay chal ges ana take him away ur
"0 "'- ~ 1N'N ". GRIER QUICK.
Moniour twp, September 81, le7u-sI.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14

THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for
[ctober is "A very interesting number.
IN Its departments for the Order are
|lven the Grand Sire's and Grand Sec.
|etary's Reports, and a complete sum
parry Of the proceedings of the Grand
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(ith much general Information of value
+ the fraternity. In its literary depart
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leaves from Rnver's Life Log; An
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y &c.. &c. This popular Magazine Is
published by the A. o. F. Association,
20. So Nassau street, New York. $l.25
er VOL; 81 so per year.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
SCRANTON, PA.

UNI EISAL CLOTHES WRlNGER
improved with Rowell's Patent Double Cog
whee!s, and the Patent Stop, are now unques-
iionahlv far SUI ernr to anv apparatus for wash
ing clothes ever invented and will save their
cost twice year, by saving labor and clothes.
Wa sher and Wrnger, thus testifes as to their
value:
I'VE have had In use in our family for some
timr past, one of Doty's Clothes Washers and
Wringers, and are prepared 10 bear testimony rs
10 lls merits II is emphatically tdbor-Sdtfng
machine and does It's work In the most Il orough
mNnner. For families who have large washes
these machines would be invaluable. ."-CoLUA.
BIAS, Ian. a. iS-U
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14

The STAMP TAx-In reply to in
| luirieS made by Il large business firm
ID Philadelphia, if the stamp tax upon
fraits and checks is reI ealrd on and
Rhcr the LIST of October by the Bct of
puly 14fh, 1870, the Acting Commits
khner says: "ihe only instruments ex
|mpted are assignments of morfgtg
fbere the instruments secured by them
av been once duly stamped, receipts
pr money or for the payment of II debt
|nd prouiissory notes. The Office rules
bat memorandum, such as Il o u or
Due you, or other similar memoranda
)yen in lieu of Il formal prnmissory
lOte, are also exempt from the stamp
sI when for less sum than 800 But
|he stamp tax on drafts, orders aud
fhecks remains unchanged"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-14
DIRE MUM LIST
OF THE
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION

FIFTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
COLUMBIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL,
HORTICULTURAL AND MECHANI.
CAL ASSOCIATION,
TO DE HELpAr
B l. 90 NJ S B U G, z A.,
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October 18th, 18th and Iith, 1870.
AS everything of this kind must have sys-
tors tors and coHtrbutors % VIII please reai tie f" 1
lowing Instructions, and come to The FAR
expecting to abide by them without shiug
CLASS I-HORSEs.
William wintersteen. Superintendent.
Judges-Daniel Morris. Enoch Rit,ennouse
Cyrus Mchenry. William N. Brown.
Best bloodeh stallion, sl2 o.
'' stallion for all work, 10 20
., stallion colt. no, over years, go
-, " pair draush, horses, SO
Best pair carriage horses, s@
Best brood mare with colt at her side, 70 90
Best single carriage horse. 59oo
Best single carriage mare, 5@
BEST geldlng between and years, 4C00
mare ~
gelding between 2 and s years, 4 ca
" horse colt between and years. %
mare colt 500
horse or mare colt under 10 mos, So0
Best pair match colts, underi years
broken to harness, 90
o., Best Jack. S99
Best pair mules. 400
Best mule colt between and years. Q 10
under year, 8 W
Exhibitors under this class will have their
horses on the ground by ten o'clncs Thursday
m hon bay wi ba
The New York herald., 1870-07-21

100 WEST 18TH ST., NEAR 9Th Av., REAR.-A
lVA respectable girl to do housework 10 good washer
ironer and pain cook.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23

6avdnnu ctu,uidifcn,fpdnrrnp crr fran,Bii(tc
celTtn 0alalt te,ea.
Dlit eiciem mdrGn piclc 8,amle aus Nranf,
rein belitberacfpmmcn unb b1lp r1d ibncn
lanolen son fcrl cine @d,auipicltrocicQIfoft,
cjn ganetpcrlpnat Elm aon;cs Srdriter unp
e|n Seer son lPpplmncn. GarfumelIrs Sadr.
firltl,m me 3ud0rdfcrn in 9fer Srr1na
an.
Eran,odlbts gcbrn. fr1nGiiIhc 0cropu>
ouGaen InrqufbdrFctlm cntwtdcltel, i'd in Der
S0Uptiapt, unb WuIf upS San; beIcD,cu fe
@ddtt fir Ndttt.
lin bicfC 3cit 1bcr purcc 7bcmas Seksr.
fpndus @iratntcn in ben 0crcintotcn Stoat3n
;um NrdlicGntrn ucrpIblt, elm alter Splb1t
1us rrnt llndbbdintafcItstrtrnf ein Trr,nn
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@sgle.iisr IL. @.iisaos.
EsTtfsasts.s3sts ggIf4nbahv.


RG@ aLitA @gaLss /. a--AHt . WY .sss4s..
Ehe SHE Fgs, GIEsB paEh $40 69ll9np!G5s
6E a.05 NagmNaa5 ldas8'A9MHsn Sc4AuB5l' Nss
r9r DtorgtHlg5 0ttOHnt ~ lll GiFasbufa w. paf'
Niououtg DtG ltlngnGssEa2'SA9h. .
WAC btW A 4tH - EA AUG 81" ADsHoa.
RHp UrtbtEtg hno a9trstoloh I'm uee
W2g8sns uuO 800 A0;nos laaagtRommtn Ge GenMn999sl.
gdq EtALtuLt @tt4 y, !. ]@ NV. . Uyt ]@ Ss L,Sss,
Rp1meul ano nalyt Ohnt q lEtQ ? AH u9s gsaWm,
Aa9 ~ gta "a GH go 2'S3' '.,aS ~ 'A1
A;SO gt9t9s VIZ o.O'' 80 ~g - NJ s ~
Ano 4.t5 y'a9iHltlu8s, s,- y % O &, Ok gV..
Bon ae el9tn9t9E, 5tg, ~ T. IKE 4to''
sens EMO l7'4o' A.oo' 4'Iy' JIM IN '"' "-''N'
EbtlaoeIpbtasE asE8timtugtUH.Salto. % SiitHbabN
Rnh RbtlubrIphta 9utEMtuHuttDntH
MN N II ,nargr Pfftubu bun nm & rs IR0rr
s,ws Te5nruioos 0usaeruriment
ESI NoS ' Wbffa6tIpGia aa5 Rta.gSrF tb,i
Btrrpptur nab Bort DGp0ft dO5i8srDl YIN 9, 80 Wors
sens SontaB5 ats8enPWWenl.
Ya9 v bllNbflp b a tnt REV. BDrt ltn W
EBumtnqtoH nit 01ru 0tlllpoIe GlleHbdhn" oftbWotnbl
Hm 2.4O Nohm'rngs SOml995 au5genpmmgHl.
Roh Den @tatiORCh b % PpEl 4fPplll-
Ru u9r Nahmitl85 SoHBIa8s aua9su0mWgnl. -
RG@ PBtlG6tlpb a um 1.@5 Abtuog, t93@
ldg!ia
WbiTabeIpbf0sI9Itp. EsHtRals G. tfenbGbn
k,,I6gt g4s,,o, MN, 2 b, l,r,rs ana . 40 glafin,
BlGst BirgIu: ggr. I47, Dtr.EaItimorerraRs
p5-.Is.H. srs,,tr.f. ais,ub,bu
S.A VI;tt sSrg'ss SF11 g6 : 49, Hrn NAV
sag gltl SgHEA oLm oLm ~ n. u"T ,1u. ~ ~.
@ @Gtn ~ Nj 49, ~ y "a H. y, y s l ,ibI ItsrN tS0iiS
tpnt' t,Ulg,S s, ttSS @ i,ts5sr"nc1I ''"E
III w. o. N tt"sW 5iIf HIr fsIl nm Yprt
ysHT aJeiI'I{ mSsn6rfuHb erie t6olidl iri
20 1o y. ars Tiis5snprn1tTl
81 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23
DeGti@eS,
RDaitf@eS,
frGuI1nitacJ,
49,. fpGutt toes au3

fDautttge& aus
auiertTdntfpc6 3DiB uub StlbEg
gum gehttu prlit 3,ia4it aut tltB g,rllui'.
tptr lg'fu lNlet iWIr' 'tCtcr h,2ntg, l0.dUtT uul
7.Sosr Vut-t5 CblllGricutu, v,rfgmws!tt5 g0bsRtur
etb icWtt
utlRt u5rplibf Eut uiRtiht 8autR0.ta ~ bon stHru
Wdrl,prttitW.
lh,6H~ utt Sint 1rnstfuHg,a rtrbtu In alien ~,
u,ttlren YHniitp iH eW Utt. Gaagtn oetr GaHa.i
ttuluWTt.
0tr. SDaattr.ataitr3,ugu mil Ts8ttrunds.DiiIortE
tgrtauit.
HItu uBs ica1i8t }gsritpirt'rt ~ @swsFOrItr Ha.
zen Betauti opn
@ttHpp gputr & Co., Bautitrs,
N.r. 20 raflt SlltWccfT.,
,NulgIJJ tm sllo. aHlInitt" 8tatHu5tr
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e. Smitb s. Comp,

Rr. 80 unO SO, North gutanfraBe,
SabriIarten BON allen artsn GUnfItireu unb gbp'
fpIabe gredms IS bofoidbs. esutItbe ddlmuSs
Rur3ei, impprttrte fraBbiiicbe 6riidJts II. | 10.
Nus gDauren Oon oer bgiien puata lHO unDsridIfcbt
ldruntirt. l80-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23

- Baumpore ieIl lIplaHos 9a Crleou5 81.
perInuit 1900.
GmeriIaniibc &lunwon. III iHapp im
Wartt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23

NuB Rnrlb.
Son n, 70. RoD. -BalOns Wadrid1teH
nDn Yaris, Die BIS WlOnta9 WiItternadt
reiten, linO bier an8elan9t.
8uitape Glourens, Der nsgen Sbeilnabme
an ben unruben am 81 perbattet mproen mar,
ut tpieOer auf frsien JAben.
Die 6leiI6 6zRationen ttn0 auf so 8ranlnles
per Gag bsrabgsiCBt Yferotfei9 uno @es
mtiie iino nod mailsnbalt uprbauoen (O
alle nsrb:iratbsten Wdnnsr smilden 20-35
Sabren Iin0 IN Die National9aroe eingelteQt
Die Mobil 8ar0en no bel Deur uno Gbas
teauneuf surhdssiba9en uno flObsn nah gBes
fen unD Nor0menen.
Cine Abibeilung 2anolpebr nebIt 2 Gsfas
orons Oes 5. 9uIaren Neptmsnis. Die an 10
bel 9batilon pom ben 6raujolen ange8r,ien
nuroen, logen iih mt elusm Berlufte pon l20
Mann un0 70 YfsrOsn nab Gbateau Billiard
3urhd.
Sas in 2uremburg etibeinrnoe 5000 ia9t
Die iSreii9hBsn baiien leBtbin msbrere fleg.
reidls 8sfed1te nit uhlantn in Der Wdbe Der
8renae 9ebabt. 9lels ublanen rpurosu 9sz
t6otet unO strpa 1000 auf uel9,ihes 8ebtt ses
ordu8t un0 Oort lOIort entWutnet.
Dte selaserun9 uon Uontnle0p miro fort.
aejebt. Die8arnilon ma6te am IL elnen ertolg'
feidben ausiall, nobel 500 SeuiIbe sciooist per.
munDst poer gsfanatn Duroen. Die Sel9ter
babeH ftdb ieitbsr auBsr S@ubpssts 3uradss7
5o9en.
@,itern fnnb bel Dors elm 8sftbi 3pi:
fhen etnem fraH3 Rttognoselrun8s @orps u
600 ublansu itatt, Ndbsrss oartiber feblt
nph
Sic SeutIdsn babsn bel Rsslap uno SOH.
nsmar mebrere Sauler nie0er8ebrannt uno
ole Ssnobner als 9jsrnn9sne meaast1brt.
aSeoer Gin zicg eiuss prsuf ariclsid,ifT:s. - Gs
ftf,Iuut ,tpcl fruhl. SlaapnsuDDpte.
Ser noro0suild)s epnlul IN EIo 8ran0e
DO Sul telearapb,rt an ben Goniul in Rio.
bah Brioatbriefen 5ufolge elm Engagement
snli6en etner prsuB 6regatte uno 3pel frans.
Ganorenbpoteu itattfaro, aus tpel6em Der
YrsuBe iitgreidb btrporoiul.
Sin 9irbeitrrs 6trife III 9imerif.
2pnDon, "a, Jlop.-5n Slnlerid itan0en
beute bic Nrbeiisr aus, Gs iino bis ieBt feline
anrubsn porssiOmm.n. Sie Beborosn baben
jeoo1, oa fis OsraIei4en bsihrpten, WorIittss
mabreaeln aetroItsn.
2onbor %. Noo. - Die shipping
@aistteH Iast, oaB tran5DFibe Yrooatte.
gBsins uno Ssrel. in 6rontreid in Golge oes
Oarnisoerliesens bes 9unoels 3u tabslbait
biatasn 9reiitn 9efauft wsroen ionnen.
Soo 8uIlea bin,rte pcrisen Sonnta8 nit
benz Grpnprin5en BON YreuBen
Su 8eriaillss itno leBtbin Yerionen an8e'
iommen. ipslds bic boiinunestoie Wtiiicn bas
ben. einen Baifenifiaitano AZ Stanoe ~ brtns
gen,
Carl Ruiien bat psrlaust Sab Die Wili5en
berausbeoroert uno oraaniIirt meroen.
Ser BARRIER @oniiitutipnnel" iagt, NuB'
lano IRE, tpenn es bic Weutratitdt oesSbmars
gen Meeres ihr cine napoieonilhe Sbee balte.
@s Jet oas pielmebr ole traOiiionelle Yolitii
Sranfreid's.
Sorie u. mearfi
(9rDfnunas Goutit.)
Gcnoo ~. Mob. III llbr Born. :
GonIols 92I. 25er dc '62 8sI, de 65 81 ], dc
'67 894, l040tr 81.
grie l8I, Slinois Ill. Great gpsiiern 80.
2iperppoI ". Nop.. IL Ihr Wornl
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Jir IinMt .,Nnmbrln. .

2onbDn, %. 9iOp. - Sm. @l6bumg's
Sad Cambria" fam teutc frib / llbr bon
SieW'grrf IN ones an. Sie bate et1e iebr
raute unb Rlrmidc &ctlc. Sll5 ,lic cinttef,
pcbR BON tbrrn @orCtlmdlt bic llEiohtHa9ge,
prn ibrem SouptmoItG pii WeufabriG' un0
@reis. 6laggr. QdS QSetter ii b:,pte IN aail5
Gnglanp ltiIImtib. Dts 9dnSe gtaft bsrrittte
eta talter &e9en UNI nc Ieie0ropten Gtnien
nYheitpn h1rt
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Gpc3iol : gtoti3eu,
9eWtitBc SndJDanOlHnB
bon
cEraB Sd)lrancs,

SEr. 148, gBeff 8dltimCrefttaBe,
5bRrsn untsrbalb GaIptrtir.. TN .. gOdt.
Gin oOuss 2assr suuI ususr gB gBinttrvuartu Toe
sben trbalttn. iOh48plk.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23
gcl8' popnldrer StublaOeu,

y I DO sN0tU|Ta H'UIoFIWbs y z VV
Ias binigRc uuO bette Sdubseid6ft In Der GaOt Jt.
Der WrtiteI tptrO Utrtauft lUte uHgejeQtl
Eal6leberre berrtn.5ttefsl qendbte 81 OO-4 80
9albleoerre Sttrtrs StiefeI qtuaptltt $3.50 90
@tr6bte Serreus SatitrS 200-3.5O
@cnugclte pcrrcn Garrs l5O-2.OO
GdNpert SrrreusSdlubt 1.25-1 80
Gdutre Rtp.StisteI 3O0-3 90
G@Dere SttFisl ilr Brautr 250-90O
6obe Quaben.aipsS Sttefru 2.O0-225
OdHbidubltOctne BamtufeItI bier gtutdht 2 50-3 90
Wsurotto, Bameu. gtefeI I6O-25O
GlHiug Bamtns Gttiel l25-1 so
Bette talbebernt Dunenr StieItI 100 90
Bumen' slippers NIT Abidben 75-l.O0
Ddmtns 6CpDth, 5liDpets 65- IS
Der qr0Bte Yorratb U0u Wid0deil' u Qtnotr' Gteitn
ub Sduben In Der Sta0i sius qroF Nusplbl Oon peis
BGn banOdublsOernfn uSo Broul tsQuopf stieeln uno
Slippers tinigcr ais In ireeno stncm dnbern 2Goeu IN
Der Stabt Wun UergeNe ben BInb niht. Pels' pOpu0.
res SdlUb' 8edlot in 6tr. SO. Rorc' @utuw ftrdAe.
nHisr Wctto IL aSdnsus 8srtduts uno tIengn VrOht"
3. Stls Eubu.
(GH.l4 3Wt.) Rr. 80, glorO ,GGtdpiroBs
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Die prieutaliIdyc 5Eraoe.

Gonpon, %. Rpp. DE otinmun9
bicrirl6t IN omlid,t oui pc prirntdItlGe
SrO9e lit beute bepeuttnp rubtser. Sn imam
jtelen &rCilen 1T has 8crrdutn betTa6ttth
ntstcrber0etcat unc @rCpitpHe 8cpen ptceer
terunter.
Cine Spt;tat Eepeibc per oGjmc8" bon
Berlin idgt, NuBl0np pGriuhG bu beptifrn,
bnB bic 9eldtidte cmrs gtntNufes rtner ante
rifantiden 5lctIe, weldl ais @elhwdber I'M
itwar3en Mreee btenen pa. unpatr lti.
RubIlnr's Spra6e 1T lrbr frtscltb. Man
metnt, oa5 9reuBen cine frteblirbc gGiun9 per
tSrdGe bc9Unti8cn perrr.
Die yWrrnln9 @pN" tcat pffiiien in Ab,
rebe, RAP 9tamurf paS 9elebtn etner llsber.
etnfunft nit RubtahC, ttndAtlt9 rer crtCus
taIil@en IraJe, dbleu5rr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23
SEQ. 8. Eteben8' & GOatS.
um}Rg.

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Etu ba5.u mir tn
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hOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Bureau Of streets, I
New Orleans, April q, 1859.
The following are the oficea of DISTRICT superin-
tendents OF Streets and residences OF Ward Super'
FIRST DISTRICT.
District Superintendent Office Ersto street; de-
pot between Baronns and Dryades streets.
First Ward-Superntendent,J j. Ii. Meilleur; resi-
dencs o. Alb It Charles rect.
Second Ward-Superintendent, John King; resi-.
de. CO Deord street, near sagno Ia street.
Third neutrality-suspicious., q. r. Laddi resi-
dence No. lO5 Perdido street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
District Superintendents Office No SO st. Peter
Fourth Ward-Superintsndsnt, j ohm Davis; resi-
dence NO. 4 Miro street.
Ffuh MISREPRESENTATION. Henry Weber; resi-
denco No. l66 Toulouse street.
Sixth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., P. Schulz; resi-.
dence corner Of Barracks and Burgundy streets.
TiARD DISTRICT.
District Superintendent Office No. $50 Dauphine
street.
Seventh Ward-Supernterdent.-w W. j. Moore:
residence, ronti street. between Lapeyrouse and
OEzAaA streets.
Eighth Ward-Superintend ept. Alexander rm
strong; residences No 4s2 Burgundy strest
MIMI Ward-superintendent W. 9. Kinse LA;
residence No. 507 Charres street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
District Superintendent Office No. 1855 Magazine
Tenth Ward-Superintendent.E E. P. Ducloslanse;
reSlCenC9 NO. Is Locust street.
Eleventh Ward-Superinr endent, p. O. Mona
CHAN; residence No. 233 Coliseum street.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
District Superintendent's Office No. 36 st. Peter
street.
W I'd superintendent, William Pease: residence
Pacific Street. between Market and Jackson
SIXTH DISTRICT.
District Superintendent Office over the Market
House.
Ward Superintendent, NJ McGarry; residence
Dufosat street, between jersey and Levee streets
Ward Superin endent o. B. Augustus residence
Magazine street, between Cadiz and Valance
streets
District Superintendents are instructed to enter
tain and remedy all complaints: but in of
emergency application may be made to Ward Su-
perntendents at their residences,
Where such applications do not result in remedy
ing he evil complained of, it is requested that the
refsult be reported 10 the undersigned at his Office.
in the City Hall.
BY dlI ection of the Administrator:
WILLIAM ROY,
ap22 lCteod Superintendent of Buresu'