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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24
AIDE MARK.


GLAS S. S P E T y G l. Is 5
superior to any other in usc-constructed IN acl
cordance with the science and phlloscpAy o.
nature in the peculiar form OF
CONCAVE CONVEX EL1PS1S.
admirably adapted 70 the organs OF Sigh ana
perfectly natural to the eye, atfording altogeth
or the best artificial help to the human VISION
ever invented. Used only by
MORRIS BEKNHARDT,
SPECTACLE AND OPTICAL MANUFAC-
TUKER.
The advantages of these Spectacles over I'll
/. They CAN BE WORN WITH PER
Feet EASE for any length OF time at one sit
ting, giving astonishing ciearness Of vision, by
candle or any other artificial light, comfort to
the spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
2. BOW TO SELECT GLASSES 1t re.
quires professional guidance even when good
article is offered. Doctor Bernhard not only
has the best Glasses that can be found in
the market, but carefully examines tho eyes,
and gives Indispensable advice As to the proper
selection Of them.
TESTIMONY OF RECON-
From Medical gentemcp Professors of the
highest Opthalmic talent IN Alexsn-
dria Va. and the Union.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. IL, 1870
1t atfo rds much pleasure to stats that after a
careful examination OF the glass! III" q by :roi.
Bernhard and his peculiar arrangements :or
adapting them to the improvement Of the T%tlad
defects and discss cs OF the hunaii eye SO feel
assured that he is most skililul ind accom-
plishcd Optician, and we very cordially com
mend him to the confidence of the community
NJ NJ. LEWIS NJ. ID.
BEDFORD BRO WIN, NJ. D.
VIM B. kLIPSTEIN, VI. j.
j. j. BULLOCK.
Pastor Second Prcsby tcr.n Church.
ROBT r. S lIOUGH, nj. d.,
Pastor M. +. Church South.
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REAT RED u @ II l 0 n
IN THE

RICE OF TIE s.
Having purchased full stock before the ad,
vance in gold, we are enabled to sell TEAS
from 10 to per cent cheaper than heretofore.
Examine our
Gunpowder, $1.25, Sl.4O, SLIGO; extra".."S: l90
Imperial. 81, $l.So; 10y
Young Hyson, 81; Icy
Oolong. black, 81, sLl5; l.2o
Japan, Sl.25; $3.50. !.S0
English Breakfast, 70
Any Tea purchased from US We guarantee
pure, and if not satisfactory will be exchanged.
We have also full stock of Green and Roast
COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, MUSTARD,
SODAS, SOAPS, CANNED FRUITS, &c.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. IL North Royal street.
aug l0-1y Near the Market.
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AGRICULTURAL.
nURE BONE FLOU R.
$50 PER TON.

This article is especially prepared to moetthe
wants of farmers, who need
CHEAP,
RELIABLE,
AND DURABLE
FERTILIZER,
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CONSULTATIONS FREE.
Office hours from p. m to 5 .. N.
MANSION HOUSE.

N. Blowing TO engagements elsewhere, DR..
Rernhardt will be able 10 remain here but
short time only.
" EMPLOY NO PEDDLERs.
sep 2l-d&tw
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President OF SAID COm pAny.
Z. l.. Smith, Attorney. sep 9-1aW4w
ArOTIrE HERERY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
~ That the Alexandria and fredericksburg
Railway Company will apply to the County
Court Of Prince William county, ut the ensuing
October term thereof. for the appointment of
i've disinterested Fl ceh olders, who, or any three
or moro of whom, shall constitute board to as
certain Just compensation TO the owners of
land upon the line Of their improvement within
the said county, for such Of ths SAID lands as
arc proposed to be taken by such company for
its purposes. GEO. b. ROBERTS,
SEQ 7-law4w President of said Company.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm of JAMES F. CARLIN Il co. las
this day been dissolved.
August !, 1870. JAS. +. CARLlN y 90.
NOTICE OF O-PARTNERSHIP.
We have this day formed q copsrtnership un-
COR the firm name of
JANE +. CARLIN y SONS.
and will continue t% conduct tn 10 HARD WARE
business in all its ~ the old stand,
No. G3 King stree
We shall use Oul onueavors 10 give salts
faction to our friends old and new. All orders
will meet with prompt attention.
JAS. F. CARLIN.
EDWIN r. CARLIN.
aug l.tf GEO. BENONI CARL1N.
sOHN A. FIELD
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NAVE YOUR COAL:
BY THE RADIANT BASE.BURAING


BY THE RADIANT BASE. Blu RAING
STOVE
The great and leadicg features which dirtIn-
tiuuuish tho Radiant Stove from Eli other Base
burners is tho peculiar construction Of the
magazine and the arrangement or the same
with the fire pot. Among the advantages gain
ed will enumerate-
LIST. The total preclusion of the possibility Of
explosion, the magazine be ng so constructed
pnd perfected that instead of the gases being
collected and retained therein, they are con.
veyed to the fire where they are consumed and
thus producing greater economy IN the con
sumption of fuel and increased power OF radia-
ting heat. go
I'd. Lnrgely increased fire surface for illumi'
nation and radiation by the magazine lnchnlng
from the front Of the top OF the stove 10 the
back Of the fire pct.
Sd. The removal Of all impediments to the
free combustion of the fire by relieving 1t OF the
whole of tho pressure of the coal in the maya.
zine.
9TH The non-ignition of the coal in the m az.
azine-it being placed beyond the reach of the
intense heat Of the fre-and thus really giving
US magazine TO hold coal instead of vertical
rctort in which all the gases Of the coal are be
ing distilled and wasted by being either con-
Quoted to the chimney or allowed to accumulate
till unfortunately exploded, involving conse-
uuences not unfrequently of q serious and pain
full character.
9Th. Simplicity Of operation-mereIy requlr.
ing the fire TO BIO started as in any ordinary
stove. after which the magazine can be supplied
with coal according to the length of time for
which the fire may be desired.
9TH. Durability rsdenti in tho parts surround
ing and exposed to the fire, being made extia
heavy. ~
Each ono of these stoves will be sold At New
York retail price.
Also q large assortment of Cooking Stoves,
Paror, Hall and Dining Room Stoves, Hot Air
Furnaces and Ranges of the most improved
patterns, alI OF which will be sold low for cash
Fire. Place Heaters put to heat one, two and
three rooms, and warranted to give satisfaction
Also p large lot Of homo made Tinware and
HOUSEKEEPING Articles constantly on hand
Roofing, GutLrrins and Spouting done IN
town or country Ut short notice and on tn g lost
reasonable terms.
ga stoves repaired, cleaned and put up:
THOMAS HOY,
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Corner King and Pitt streets. opposite tn
Marshall House, Alexandra. Va. sep 8

AJUTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ That the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Railway Company Will apply to the County
Court OF Fairfax county, at the ensuing Octo.
her term thereof, for the appointment. of five
disinterested freeholders, who, or any three or
more of..whom, shall constitute a board to as
certain u just compensation to the owners of
land upon the line Of their improvement within
tho said county, Cor such of The said lands %
arc proposed to be taken by such company for
it, purposes.
Alexandria, September 9, 1870.
GEO. b. ROBERTS,
President of said Company.
Il T, Smith Attornev sen 9-laW4W
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DANK OF THE OLD Do MlNl''N .o
II Wa Iunn 9Th. lSIU

aug 3l-1aw4w Special Com missioner.
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State of South Carolina,
Executive Dept.

Executive Dept.
Colum bia, June l9, 1861.
Sir: I have made full and satisfactory test Of
the Spectaces procured from you, and have
the pleasure to say that the glasses are better
adapted to my eyes than any have ever used.
The facilities with which you fitted the glass to
my eye furnished me conclusive evidence Of
your thorough experience &C an Oculist.
Your attachments in your profession cntitle
you to tho confidence patronage and gratitude
of the public.
have tho honor to be very respectfully
yours, JAN 20 u; C ~,
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"FxcELs1oR R."
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iSuccessor TO VIM. Buckingham,)
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CIGARS TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES. &C..
No. Il. King street.
n4-GIve me cali. oct 6-tf
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Testimonials similar to the above may be seen
at M. Bernhardt's Office from the most reiable
and we'll known gentlemen oftho United States
among whom are:
Horstio Sey mour Ex-Governor Of New York.
r. E. Fenton, ex Governor of New York.
A. &. Curtin, Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania.
K. b. Hays, Governor of Ohio.
q. P. Morton, Ex-Governor of Indiana.
Alexander Ramsey, ex-Gov, of Mir ncsota.
Henry A. Swift, eX-5 overnoF of Minnesota.
Richard Yates, Ex-Governor Of Illinois.
r NJ. Pat,en, Ex-Governor Of Alabama.
Joseph Z. Brown, Ex-Gov Of Georgia.
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Portsmouth, Va, Dec /. 1865.
Prof. Bernhsrdt:-1 owe you debt OF gratl
tude for the benei! you have rendered me For
many years l have been accustomed to use
classes when reading or writing, and always
9th psin. more or less, TO my eyes. You have
relieved me from all inconvenience. can now
read and write for all hours without any ps'n,
and can see objects distant and near through
the same glasses with clearness and distinctness
that have not experienced since my youth.
l AM gratefully yours,
JOSEPH H. rLUNKETT,
Pastor OF ST. Faups.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18

A notable feature Of the gold panic OF last
week was rush Of holders Of fve-tweuties
to dispose OF their securities. The New
York correspondent Of the Boston iran
script comments upon the matter as follows:
There il most foolish panic among the
holders of fve-twepsies to sell. Investors
who purchased all the way ~ to twenty
premium are iusaneiy rushing them into the
market to be sold at any price. The WIDOW
of sewing machine Howe, brought one hun
slrSd thousand live-tweuties down to Wal
street to.jav, and being asked why she sold,
sad she had lost much already, and feared
they would go to 100. This is one OF hum
dreds Of similar cases. While panic-stricken
persons are thus selling. the large dealers
are buying confident that prices VIII very
soon reach four or five per cent. The idea
of the present tendency running on, so rs
so bring us back to specie payments. is sim-
DIV preposterous. With only $50, t00,GG0 OF
gold in the treasury, which the government
can properly call IFS own, and S400 O00,C
demand Obligations outstanding, there re-
mains great work of preparation before the
government can undertake specie payments:
1t would be well for the upsophisticated
public TO stand aside and leave the future OF
this panic TO Wall street operators, holding
their property and attending cody TO their
business until the tide turns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18
SUCCESSION OF JEAN MAUMuS-Ao- 35.Wo
NV $. GUuSAUI.T. AUCTIoNEER--

DIV $. GUENAULT. kUCTjoN,eE I;I,
ID Office, correr of kxchanee alley aao ol5h.i ~,
street.-SATOkDAH, April II, by VIII ne
sold. at twelve clook. NJ. at the ST Cna,;es AUG.
and GTavier streets, By virtue OF an oroer It1 ON
the Honorable ths Second District Court Tor the
narisf of Orleans, tied March 10 lell- 80,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. VITA ~
buildings and improvements thereon, situated In
faubourg IRENE Second District of Tbs CIT: III
square u lumber thirty-one, comprised between ma
american measure f3 feet 10 inches and nall IN
tront on Asrais street, by g depth oil " feeb III
inches and 2 lines trout Cont street; together
with a two-story brick house.. with veranoan 90
hoI b Streets and containing three Toor1s ana hall
on the ground floor. The corner room " InstssI
than the two others, being Ifssn as store. nrea
Two otner two-story brick buildings aoJo!nlng the
above, one built Marais street and having three
rooms with an entrance door; tue other haVlns
Ut rooms, double two story PRICK PRIV. wv ny
GTalts ETC., tins WnOte OlVloeu inoo wv" "oAS
me whole sgreeabIy to plan to os exhibited
the Exchange. $4,000, .. 49,,
tie baancs at credit CT one, two ana three ears
from the day of sale. in notes or coupons, II re-
Quired to suit the oonVsnence Oh tne venSoss io VI
their respect shares, drawn by the purchaser %
his own order and b. hi Endorsed, bearing interest,"
at e,gnt per cent per AMMAN from oase until nnai
merit payable at the Bank OF America IN TINS
c,ty secured bv vendors privilege ana mortgage So
the properly sold: tie purchaser 10 assniae tne
payreut of si any Kind due on sAid properly
for the years le69 1910, and to kae constantly
insured against the risk of fire, u the afaouot OF
said notes. ard so until their final payment. tne
buildings erected said property; to transfer te
policy Of insurance to the utrS OF sald minors lor
! Their benefit: and the purchaser 10 pay eiso al
LAWYERS fees at the rate OF per can't IN case
judicial proceedings should become necessary TO
| recover the amount OF said notes
Act OF sale before joseph Cuvtller no9ary puOiic
at tns expense of the purchaser. including the
| United States stamps. n9i3 IS 81 aye 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18
By Sheriff Maxwell.
SALE By THE SHERIFF OF TIE PARISH
OF ORLEANS IN ORDER TO EFFECT
PARTITION.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE IN
TIE SECOND DISTRICT.
wIfItAH L. FITZGERALD VS.. MARY e.
COONKY, WIDOW OF JAMES WILLIAM
FfTzGERAaD, NOW PoWEKS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
80 233S,
By Sheriff Maxwell.
1UiT IN PARTiTTCN.

Yax VIRTUE or a JUDGMENT RES DER LaS
- Jalugry g. 1870 tsuit in psrtitiopl and ssned
o,ab he eo6nd Dstrs e Court The Of
Orleans III the above emitted cause, VII pIoeeedd
to sell at PUBLIC a"oion' R at 'he ste9S Between
Canal ana Oastomnouse streets - 'i ss S 10 IS7o
trot OF this city on eifSef parttion
the fooxns described properly, 70 S WY with a.,
the buicirrs and Improvements thereon, slcuaIeu
IN tSa second District of this city, III tne square
bounded By Hospital toya Or0 tIrenty seVe
sur o BourGon street by depth OF sixty Get
fTont OF Hospital streets, forming thus the corner
o. n tT Spot6er LOT Or GROUND situated in
said district and square, toge her with al the build
go I'D IMPROVEMENTS thereon. a0joiding the
ya desoribsd .os measuring thirty two feet front
on said Hospital 81 rect, by torty-tve feet IN Depth
Mt which depth said lot wdens three feet six inches
Nv further depth OF fifteen fest the side adioin-
Ing the property now or lately belonging TO Mrs.
Monde. which bounds said LOT on the lett.
The buildings and inproy ements on SAID TWO tots
/ An elegant two-story Brick Dwelling House.
slate rooted No 81 Hospital street, With vsrapoa IN
front, with p&rior and dinng-roon, with hr5piaces
and hall III the basement and two rooms. with fire.
places and hail. up stairs; two story frame kitchen
slate rooted. ou,houses, etc. cistern. water orsSs
yard paved with brick, coach gate, gas iad through
. a one story Frame House, shiugls rooted. No. "
Hospital street outhouses, etc. .s
J. And One.story House. oricksd, between pos sSs
sninge rooted No 80 Hospital street, built at ~
corner, outhouses, etc. nv.
rams thefaof VIII DO on eAuioitt1h AZ "HN
change sorae days previous to that OF sale :: ors
Herms-Oue-thrd cash. ard the balance u ,o les
and two year credit from the day OF safe, i9r csr
of the purchaser bearing eight per cent interest," ~
AMMAN, from date to p 'yIaent. TO Do secure the
vendors privilege and special mortgage on .nts
properly sold. The buildings aud the improv tss
to be insured for two years. to the amount o. SSer
duo thereon and the policy transferred to tne S The
if for the benef. OF any holder OF SAID nots' IN case
purchaser to pay fva per cent attorney tess IA TO
OF suit to recover the payment of said notes. anu
" -A' THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
fel5 mhAlS Sheriff OF the Parish OF oelsS1-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18
NEW ORLEANS rOsTOFFfCE.
Time or ARRIVAL and Closing OF mari,

Time ar ARRIVAL and Closing OF I'll ais
DAILY ARRIVALS.
From the North-'hrough mai!-ll:i0
a. 81.
From louisville and New Tork-through
:nail-l:30 a. d.
From Alabama, Georgia, East Mississippi.
North and South Carolina and Florida, 8
A. II.
From Covington and Mandc7ille <Tues-
days and Fridays), Il d.
From all points On MO-pan's louisiana
and Texas Railroad, Bayou IeCAe, aid IN
termediata parishes DAILY, except sunday,
$50 2. II.
capt Sunday, p. II.
From A'giers daily. IL A. Il.
From Northern Louisiana, lI:lG Z. ii.
From Southern and Mi3die Texas, Mon
days, Tuesdays and Saturdays al : ?. Ii.
raI-wEEKLY ARRIVALS.
From Red River parishes and Northern
Texas.
sENI-wEEzIv ARRIVALS.
From Vicksburg-riyer way LuaiI-N0n-
DAY and Friday mornings.
From st. FraucisviLle-river way mail
Monday and WCGut sday mornings.
From buras-Ileer wy mail-Wed1esdaTs
From Lake Coast sia Mobile daily, s
A. ii.
WEEKLY ARRIVALS.
From florida ports, Key West, Havana,
Cuoa, West Indies and MEXICO.
From Havana, per William CreevJ's New
York and Philadelphia steamers.
From Brownsville, Texas.
SEM SONTBLV ARRIVALS
From Hamburg aud Bremen.
From Havana aud Key West Baltimore
steamers}.
To the North - through mail-tezcept
Sunday, P. n. Sunday, ?. II.
10 Louisville aud New York--through
maii-(exceps Sunday, 6 \. n.
To Alabama, Georgia, East Mississippi.
| North and South Carolina and Florida lex
cept Sunday, ?. IL. Sunday, 2 P. 81.
| TO all points OF Morgan's Louisiana and
| Texas Railroad. Bayou Teche, and inferno
| diate parishes daily, except Sunday, !
| A. n.
TO Northern Louisiana daily, except
Sunday, P. II. Sunday ?. NJ.
TO GaTrolltoA aud Jefferson City Except
| Sunday, Q A. IL.
| TO Alsiegs, . a. II.
To Southern and Middle Texas except
Monday, $50 4. Nj.
"
10 Red River parishes and Northern Texas
| Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays), 4
| T. NJ.
To Vichsburg-river way mall Tuesdays
! ard Saturdays) 4 ?. II.
| TO Lake Coast via Mobile daily, except
Sunday, Z. M. Sunday, , ?. M.
! sEMI-wEsKLY DEPARTURES.
! To Covington and Vaudeville (Nondaya
| ard Thursdaye), 9 A. NJ.
TO Vicksburs-riyer way mail Tuesdays
and Saturdays, ?. II.
| 70 st. FraDcisyile-riyer way mail
f, Mondays, p. M. Fridays, $3.50 A. ii.
| re Bucas-riyer way maii-( Tuesdays and
Saturdays), 9 a. II.
WEEKLY DEPARTURES.
To Brownviie and Brazos Santiago (5at
| urdays) $50 A. NJ.
To Florida ports. Key West, Havana
| Cuba. West Indies and Mexico (satuNdaysj
4:SO ?. n.
SEMI IONTHLY DEPARTURES.
To Hamburg and Bremen.
To Key West ana Havana (Baitlmor'
| steamers).
| MONTHLY DEPARTURES.
To Belize, Honduras, fourth Wednesda.
i'll eacn month ?. 81
| OFFICE HOURS.
7 Opens at 6 O'Clock A. H., and closes at
O'Clock 2. M. Sundays, opens from 9 Il
! 1G.oO / NJ and from | to 2 p NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18
Ths rew aampshEre Eiec Ions.

LC INV YIN lAcf Stt1
The result OF the recent election III New
Hampshire shows that there has been a ter
rible earthquake among the Democracy OF
the State--an upheavai OF the Democratic
elements that has realized chaos come
sgainn most effectuaiy. Lock at the fol
lowing figures:
1853. 1879 Loss;
Republican vote. 35,77I 34Sll 963
Democratic vote. 2,00t 25l23 6.oSl
Over six tLousana of the immortal Demo-
cracv OF New Hampshire gone by the board
in one brief twelve month Shades Of the
great IsGac Hill, Levi Woodbury., Henry
Hubbard, Charles G. Atnerton, Frank
Pierce. johnny Steele, and ali through The
long vista lined by the mouldcriDg forms #
New Hampsllire's departed Democratic lead
ers. what think We Of this humiiating spec
tacles Don. it make your venerable bopef
rattle in their sepultnres? We ratner I'M. &
81 shouId. Meanwhile, as the Democratic
rebels have done 80 well, may they moi
'spick their flint aud Try it AGAIN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18

ghe Empire Parish Of the twelfth m
slant reports this prospect in Piaquemines
parish:
Thus far nature has favored the el1orts O
our planters aud farpers TO produce hea'y
crons On many plantations the cane IS II
ready wen rnder way. The area 10 be plant
ed Ia rice viii be much larger than la:t
season. we are sorry TO Learn tiat there y
a disposition among our agrIcnltrrlsts y
drop the cultivation Of corn. This IS Wron 2,
entirely wrons, and we advise our friends %
grow all the com they need. Our potspo
fields will give ample returns; our orsn Sc
(rop win be rather light. aud our gardens
are now ia excellent condition. In concur
sion, we may safely state that the prospects
are that abundance viii reward cur nus
baudmoa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAGATELLs
STREET, BETWEEN GoODohiLDhks
AND MORALES STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JUSTINE CLAY, DECEASED
wife OF Pierre Wilson

DIV CHARLES ". EOgTTER, AUC-
= tiouaer-l ttice NJ 81 Exchange aiey.-SATCH-
DAY. April 9 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ. st
the st Charles Auction Exchange. ST. Charles
street. between Common and Gravier streets by
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
March 2 1870 the following property: to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF q sUUAD in the Third
District of this city, il the square bounded Dy
Baratee, Goodchildren, Morsias and Union streets,
neas airing (American measured 81 feet ii inches and
lines trout on hagatele street by depth OF III
feet 10 inches and lines. together With the build
ings and improvements thereon.
Terrus-One half cash and the balance at credit
OF one ysar with eight per cent from day OF
sale until payment the notes to be divided into
shares to suit the convenience of the heirs, SAID
roreS to be secured by mortgage and vendors
privilege. The buildings to oe assured. and the
policy transferred The purchaser 10 pay i've per
cent attorneys in VI suit to be stipulated
in the set OF sale
Act of sale before Octave De armas notary public.
at the expense OF the purchaser, including stamps
r,,D5 ayD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18


luton Tor adoption.
Respectfully submitted.
LIS. PESSOU,
Chairman Committee;
THOMAS H. SHIELDS,
o. POTNGT.
The following resolutions accompanying
TIE shove report, were unanimously adopted
on both readings, the rules beiog sus-
pended:
Rsso7ued, That the Controller be AMI he
is hereby au. horned anG instructed To war
rant on the Treasurer ii favor ot the follow
ing named parties, viz:
Jean bordes tor the sum ot...-...... .Sboo
jean Marie Saux, for the sum Off,. 250
Charles Jaeger, for the sum of......... 200
p. Cantarran, for the sum Of. .......... 30o
j Cassamayon, for the Gum OF. ....--.. oOO
Widow Puissegure, for the sum OF ..... lou
Provided. The aforesaid amounts be ac-
cepted III iu.i OF any and all demandS the
said parties may have against the city OF
New Orleans, iur damages arising out OF the
Aforesaid claim.
Res0lred. That the Surveyor be, and he is
hereby authorized and instructed, 10 re-
pair or cause TO be repaired, the IRON
railing around the Jackson Square, which is
at lresept N a diapidated c0ndtu0n: pro.
vided the cost OF the same does not exceed
the sum of five hundred dollars.
On motion, The board then adjourned.
JOHN H. REEFS, Secretary.