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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-30
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Corn dull
and drooping-white zoe; yellow 774c,
| Oats SOC. Bacon-shoulders 124c. Lard
dull and<a shade lower at 134@l4c. Sugar
dull and dropping at 9@l0sc. Molasses-
prime 55@57o; others unchanged. Sterling
| 1901 on sight; Exchange on New York
| 495c discount. Gold 1I2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-30

Sales at the stock yard Of 7. @. Nilsson
4 Co. 3 as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

had the honor OF picking up your handkerchief
io the crush,room Of the Opera"
:" fancied someth ing of the sort, but was
not sure, said Lady Hsrbincer.
Egerton.
LETT me little cabinet, BEAUTIFULLY laid oat ana
eatalogued; so really take quite professional
interest in them"
just then Lady Harbiuser entered-the
widow OF country baropet-an open-hearted,
kind dowager. She duly put Mr.. Egerton
through the necessary catechizing, and re-
stored him his Pompeii ring.
linen there was some Conversation, and it
was presently discovered that Lady Harbnger's
mother had known Dir. Egerton's aunt Init
mately. But so 10 commonly Is in life. The
SURFACE OF society ~ much smaller than is gen.
and they are sure enough to discover common
acquaintance.
land now, Mr.. Egerton, you shall see my
on the subject-Mr. Kings and all the rest
1t was pretty collection, and its money
value was considerable; but 1 suppose Lucy did
not look upon it in this point Of view.
You must have taken a great deal of
trouble, and spent money on that advertise
ment, Lady Harbinger," said Mr.. Egerton.
q" VIII you let me know what am indebted 10
you, besides your boundless Kindness
Oh, you must not talk about that" said
Lucy. :. The pleasure of becoming acquainted
with such ring was quite worth the trouble"
1hen, Miss HarbiDger. you must positiv ely
90 me the honor of putting the ring in your
cabinet. In my hands it is quite lost; but it
Will have an added value IN any collection"
And he more than ever resolved in his own
mind that he would alse offer another ring OF
a much palmer description.
with some difficulty, and after sumo visits,
Lucy was brought to accept that particular
ring. think it not impossible but she will ac-
cept the other ring also. Mr.. Davenport must
take favorable view of all conditions as he
proners 10 De best man. But this is only
fiagmentaTy story. i have nothing to do with
the usual humdrum OF ourtshp, settlements,
and the ceremony, but only with set of GER
tain edd circumstances which made DIP sort of
romance.in South Kensington, but which un-
doubtedly led oimportant results in the eyes of
two persOns. -
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Coating Tor Brick walls.

A good outside coating for rough walls OF
brick or stone is that used on government light
houses, etc. 1t is said to be good waterproof
as well as An excellent substitute for paint for
outside walls. Take OF fresh Rosendaie cement
three parts, and of clean, fine sand one part;
mix with fresh water thoroughly. This gives a
gray or granite color, dark or light, according to
the color Of the cement. IL brick color il de-
sired, add enough Venetian red to the mixture
to produce the color. II q very light color is
desired. lime may be used with the cement and
sand. Care must be taken to have all of the in
gradients well mixed together. In applying
the wash, the wall must be wet with clean frcsh
water, then follow Immediately with the cement
wash. This prevents the bricks from absorbing
the water from the wash too rapidly, and gives
time Tor the cement to set. The wash must be
well stirred during the application-thea dmix-
tu-e to be made as thick as can be applied con-
veniently with white-wash brush. IL Is stated
that this cement wash will stand for years, that
II is admirably suited for brick work, fences
ETC., that il Ia nearly but that it can
not be used to advantage over paint or white
Wash.-Arfisdn.
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y The forest-trees are dying ont in some
parts OF Virginia, and the farmers have to dig
out roon By the acre, just as dentists dig out
achers by the roots.
~ Surprise parties will again be epidemic
this winter. Recipients must be notified OF the
intended surprise a week in advance, in order
10 enable them TO prepare list Of those to be
invited.
~ Nine thousand pairs OF wooden heels are
made weekly by one factory in Lynn, and these
win soon, 1t is expected, entirely supersede
leather heels. 80
~ A plucky schoolma'am In Iowa wouldn't
yacate her school, and when the directors tried
TO put her ont, che "put head" on them, sing
~ and collectively. =
~ Circuses are playing out in the South,
through the decease OF the performers. No
well regulated village allows circus 70 depart
without discussion IN which one or more are
lhot. - 5 :
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BE u enacted By fhs Board Of Aldermen cad Board
Of Common Coasetl Of ihs City Of Wash,agtoa, That
the fine imposed William ii Edelin, for an al
legged violation OF the Corporation laws by Justice
Schmidt be, and the same 10 hereby r-mitted Pro
ridtd, The said lillian II Edelin, first pay the cost
in the same.
And Be- AZ further enacted, That the sum Of ffty
dollars be appropriated out Of the general fund 10
enable the Mayor 10 pay the SAID fine 20 W h Eide
lin. Approved, November Is, Is7y
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Az Acr TO refund to the executors OF. the estat.

An AcT 10 refund TO the executors of the estate OF
BENJAMIN Oeie Tayloe, deceased, certain taxes err
roneously paid.
Bsu enocted bV the Board OF ALfon.n and soo,s
q Common Council 81 the Ctiy Of WoShtnstoa, That
the sum OF twelve hundred and forty five doars and
ok cents be, and the same 10 hereby an
ont Of the funds Of the Second Ward TO enable the
Mayor so pay that amount 70 the executors OF the
erste Of Benjamin Ogie Tayioe, deceased the sane
being for taxes erroneously paid by them on lots
years 1868 and 1853. "
Approved, November Is, 1870
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AN ACT to refund taxes enormously paid by Thomas
MONTGOMERY.

BE IL endcsd BY ths Board az Aldermen AID Board
Of Common Council o. the Ctty az WdshHy toE, That
the Mayor be. and he is hereby, authorized and re-
quested to pay 20 Thomas Montgomery the sum of
two dollars and fifty two cents g 81 for taxes err
roneously collected on square $50 lot 54, in Deem
ber 1863, and 10 order enable the Mayor to com
ply nth the provisions of this act, sam sufficient
be and the same is hereby, appropriated Of the
general fund. Improved, November Is, 1870
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Az AcT for the relief Of NichoIa. Oliver

BE II enacted by the Board Of Aldermen nas Ro,,5
~ Common Council Of The DRY Of Washf1Tfon That
and the same hereby appropriated payable out oi
the funds OF the First Ward, enable the ayor N
pay the said amount 10 Nicholas Oliver bei1S ,be
amount due him for sery laborer ON the work
OF the corporation in the First Ward and for wbch
amount he not given credit en- The nav r"II. ~
the commissioner of thar ward - win VI
Approved, November IL, l57O.
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AyAcr for the relief Of joseph Baker.

Be az enacted ~ fAs Board oT Aideypiss dad BsdTd
of CoRmca Cogatii OF the CRY Of Wdshtasfoa, That
the Of nine dollars aud eighty cents be, and the
same 10 hereby, Appropriated. payable out Of the
general fund, to enable the Mayor to refund TO
Joseph Baker that amount; the said sum having
BE- en- enormously paid for taxes.
Approved, November Is, 1870.
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An Acr for the conuructiop Of a ,ever :

AN ACT ior the construction Of sewer In South
Capitol street, from street south to he canal
BE u enacted ~ the Bosrf Of 1sdeTHpa dHd Board
o. Common CORnciL IF the Cry OF HashiaElos, That
the Mayor be aid he IL hereby, authorized and re-
quteed TO canse sewer to be built in south Capitol
street from the south side Of south TO the
canal said sewer t. be constructed OF either brick
or ule, az the Mayor may deem best, and TO be two
ieet INSIDE diameter; the work te be done under the
duet ton aud superintendence provided 10y law; AMI
70 deray the cApense spccal equal 90 the cost
theIeoi hereby imposed and levied on all lots or
paris oil lots bord ring on the line cf the said sewer
10 De assessed and collected In conformity With law
Frot,6td, horerer That the crossing OF streets apj
PUBIC alleys, also the Construction Of mauho!e.
thlmbles rops. ADD lateral sewers lead az Ia ga
drops shall not be assessed the owners of
prop rty, but shall he paid for out Of tho funds II,
hereby appropriated 10
Approved, November Is, $50
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for the year ending the Soth Of June lTi, The FOL
lowing sums be, and the same are hereby, appropri
directed TO be paid out Of other fund Prorid1d
That no greater proportion of any of the sum.
officer than such pro rata OF the yearly salary a. vii
be pr3p9rtionate compensation for the time sue h
.mGer snail nave been actually in discharge of the
CRY Councils.
For compensation to the members of the Board o,
Fer compensation to the me mbers Of the Hoard n,
common Council, as per act Of February 6, 1859
For compensation to the secretaries ofthe Boa,d.
OF Aide rmen ara Common Council as per act of Feb
For compensation to the messenger Of the Board
OF Aldermen, as per act OF November 10, 1853 800
For compensation To the messenger Of the Board
Of Common Council, as per act of November L.
For defrayi ing the current contingent xpenses q,
the Board OF Aldermen, SlaO.
For defr.ying the current contingent expenses Of
disbursed by each Board respectively, 81 500.
Mayors Oosoe.
FSr ecmpe ss to the Mayor, as per act Of De-
For eoID D to elert in the Mayors Office
Fer Compensation 70 the the Te.,enc.r of N. M.vo,
Iegistsr and water registrar, Is per act OF Nay 4
For Compensation 70 the janitor ito west wing
City Hall as per act November ls, 1858, S7D.
For soptiDgsnt sap ensss Of the City Hall. $500:
h Ds sPs sSa4a 3: ;Ss S ;Ssa
fer two s9P,s. Of the paper in which they are pub.
For compensation to the Auditor, as per act o,
For scs q e Chg e5k of the Auditor
Apsa: $50 IS g the Comptroller q Der act Of
SS1 % e shs Tax Clerk " per act OF
of r. & Z % Book Keeper per
For defrayiDg the current contingent expense, Of
he CSrpSrs1lEn; iDelSding books stationery fuel
Expenditure account Of this APPROPRIATED shaII
bttm:de except under the direction and approval Of
For compensation to the Corporation Attorney, a,
per act Of July "a, 1889, aa,p00.
For judicial fees, transcripts
For esmpsPsation Of the Judge e the Police Court.
e
81 SeS S IN.
bee Court, per act Of Congress Of June u. lso,
ioi eomgsss.sion :: .ueh attorney .. may be %
nterests Of the Corporation before tine Police
.Ipsn:s: q the foiies Court. SsSS anu ''h'hs'n'
Restsfo.
For eomPsnsa:iess % the Register. a. psr at of
For y e sbs Assistant Register per
act OF october 81, ls6s, Si.00. '''
Swrsvor.
May "a, ES7, $40 - 's' s'' Oh
For erIeensatiOn to an Assistant Surveyor, if em.
For contingent expsnfes Surveyors ONCE, SsO
SsyefatT deaf AZ Sssces
FOR compensation to the Superintendent and In
s:ets .s per act q june 10 49, si 100
tendsns and lns'sesor Of sewers, ssS' Oh 'a'er'n
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AS ACT empowerins the Superintendent Of Sewers,
carlageways, &c, TO regulate The grade Of Lon
west. o"oe's
Be enacted BY re Board Of Aldermen and Ba,r5
y tomldoa CoRaoiL al ihs CtfsoJ WGshtHgfoa That
the Superintendent Of Sewers CarTiasawsvS kn
be, and he is hereby, authorized and r.1nested ~
mske such changes in the grade of Louisiana avenue
between sixth and seventh streets west as in hi.
Judgment shall oonduce to the hest interest ~ H.
property owners on the line OF said avenue and 10
inc city generally. IApproyed, NoNember Is lsln
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AN ACT 10 construct "A cesspOol or tran at the foo
of Twelfth street ~

OF Twelfth street west
Is. ~ enacted By tie Bcdrd Of Adsr6qsa apf Ec,,s
q CotanOa Council AZ iAe Cary 81 WasatsgfoH RI ar
the MAYOR be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
questeQ TO cause cesspoo tran to be nstrucfed
at the foot OF Twelfth street west between The
yer crossing Water street and the sea wall The
WON 10 De done under the superntendence of tha
commissioner of the Seventh Ward and assis,sn,
commissioners to be appointed by the Mayor and ~
oeiay the expenses thereof the of one hund
and nifty dollars, much thereof as NAV L. Me-
esssr} be, and the same is hereby appronriaied
pay able out OF the funds Of the Seventh &a1d 'ed'
Approved November Is, ls7O
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Be AZ enacted by the Board Of Aidernlsa aud Board
Of Common Covaeil OF the Ctty Of Washington, Th
the sum Of one hundred and sixty three dollars and
eighty cents be- aud the is hereby appropriated
ont Of the funds of the second Ward TO enable The
Mayor 10 pay that amount TO George W. Jtermchla
the same being for taxes enormously Paid by him M
square number ID 34.
Approved, November l., $50.
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AN ACT for the relief Of Paul Ieary

BE AZ enacted by ths Board Of Aldermen and Saara
OF Common Council al the Ctty OF WASHINGTON Thai
the sum OF three hundred ana Is Ito dollars be- And
the same 10 hereby, appropriated out OF the
fund, TO pay Paul Leary for labor and material fur
niehed in plasterng rooms in the Police Court
Approved, November Is, lS7O.
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An ACT equsaIizins the ssIsries of the PRINCIPAL.


BE % eEdct.d by the board Of ALfsrplea aaf X .,,S
o. tonfaoH CS"Rcti % the Cay Of WdxaIsgfon Tha,
the salary OF each Of the primo pals of the M e
mar y hool. In the Second and Fourth school dis
tr1cts Tor the school year ending August an ls-0
shall be fixed at the amount as the .arsrv
ing the same period Of each of the principals Of the
male grammar schools in the First and Third scb"I
districts fixed BY the third section of AN act Js
ming the duties Of the superintendent OF nnhiic
Der T. 1869. 'p'u Sep'e'n
SIC z And De a. further enacted, That tn enabI.
the treasurer Of public schools TO nay the addi,i
amount OF salaries authorized by the first section 81
inls ACT sumcIent sum be. and the same 10 hereby
appropriated out Of the general fund e'''
SIC 5. And Be AZ further enacted That tina fol
lowing portion Of the third section of AN act A.
lining the duties OF the superintendent Of nnbis,
schools ano for other purposes" approved septem.
per y !o6s, namely, The Compensation OF the nrin
elpa OF the male grammar schools of toe Firsf and
Third districts shall be at the rate OF two thousand
dollars each per aunum" be, aud the same e. hsrS
by,1epealed from aud after August 81, 1870. there
oy leaving the salaries OF oil the principals OF said
schools TO remain as fixed BY IAN act 10 msints;n
approx ed Nav 3d. 1865 ' '>HOois'
Approved, November IS, ls7O
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A making th.

ID
Seh enacted by ne Board of Aldermen and Bosy6
HtomWoH (oieHctI of the CRY Of Wnskiagfoa That
the sum q three thousand one hundred and Ctr
Tour dollars and fifty three cents ,i4 S. be- and
me same Is treby, appropriated out Of the general
iuno 70 pay The expenses Of the mupcinal slecti
neid ets 81 June lso. a. follows-S b. Barr. Is
Donoho, as copyist, $50 Kate O. Pechin, o. co"v,.t
S%; adTsrd p Warner, q: copyist, $50; v Il
9opyist, s2; n. X. Booker, as oopyist, SO: Annis
Donaldson: az eopyist $50; james b Royce a.
Harris, as cepyist. IS; VIM; Hughes. for printing.
SO; Proprletors OF Journal and Visitor, for print
C CliD,InS Ter printing &C. l. schmidt fer
tanAan Mst fa1 rSr printing s2sl Ny Once
and room rent, $50; J. c. Parker, for stationesSy'
S n6 ns D. Morley f1r posting poll list go ason
son, Judge Of Registratiop, $40: Jacob III Cros.
man, Judge OF Resistrstion $40; Robr n Booker
q kegstrstion; S27O; William A. Cook, Judge Of
Approved, November
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IOFFIClAb.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
of the City of Washington.

AN ACT 10 refund certain taxes enormously paid BY
Mrs Frances J. Jones.
n. az esadsd ~ nts bcdyd of Aldermen and Board
o. tbH1Ios CoRsel Of iAs C',V Of WnSk,asfos, That
the sum Of siNtees dollars and eighty cents BE- and
the same is hereby appropriated out Of she funds
the Third Ward 70 enable the Mayor 20 refund tina,
cunt 10 MR.. Frances J Jones, being the aunouu,
OF taxes enormously assessed aud collected part
Of lot "G, - in square No 573, for the year 1859
Approved, November Is, S7Q,
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AN ACT e pay Thomas 81 LADDERS fCI MEDICINES fur

AN
nished the poor Of the Second Ward during the
quarter ending June 30th, $50.
BE IL enacted By The Board OF Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council eth Cify ef WdShiagtoa Tia,
the of two hundred and fifteen dollars and sixty
S2l5 co. be- and the same il hereby approprf
atfd out Of general fund for the payment OF the
bill Of Thomas LADDERS, apotheeary for the Second
Ward, for medicines furnished the poor during the
Qusrter ending the 3Oth day of June, A. D., 1870
Approved, November Is, 1870.
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GALE or DREDGEs. SCOWs AND ROG
- BOATS
PROPOSALS roR POST HOSPITAL.
DEroT QuARrEsMA.rER's

DEPoT QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE, A
MASHiNGToN, II. G, November 4. lsfg.
Sealed Proposals. N duplicate, for the csnstrue-
ton ~ Fort Whipple. Va. of q Post Hospital Of
twelve " beds, viii be received this once until
The building 60 be o. wood, aud built IN accord
snoe With plans aud specifications which may 10
seen at this Office
Eseh BID must be accompanied By q good and suf-
ncent guarantee lat least sible parties
that the contract, awarded, will be promptly ana
faithfully executed.
The United States the right 10 reject any
and sll bids n unsatisfactory
Proposals should be addressed 20 che undersigned.
and Plainly marked " PrOpossls Tor Poet Hoe
WILLIAM MfkRS.
Breyet Brigadier General, @ y A.
n0G-6t Depot Qusrtermaster.
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An ACT to refund to Henry Kaiser certain taxes err
Sty

BE IL saoe'ed by the Board OF Aldermen ana Board
Of Common Council Of the Cay Of WaSAtngton That
the Of twenty eight dollars be, and the same in
hereby appropriated out Of the funds of the Second
Ward to enable the Mayor to pay that amount 10
Henry Kaiser. the same being fer taxes erroneousy
paid BY him on lot numbered IS, in square numbers
az. IApproyed, Noyember IL Iy5o
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not exceeding seven and thrte tenths per cent Der
aRnuu, the interest on Viii n shall h payable smi-
annually, and the said certificates to De receiyah
for taxes due the Corporation Ia such yearly
as will not exceed thirty three and third per
centum of the amount due By any tax payer.
SEC. 4 AMI o. O. yEr;aey ga tc6d. That The IN
Gates herein auhoriz to be issued shalt Re signe
by the Mayor and eOuBtersigned by the register.
and shall he used for any other purpaee than
the payment of the sssertained nds 'teness of the
Corporation to the 9th day Of June, 1870. and shall
not be sold or exchanged for any mstured sscer-
tair I'd indebtedness Of the Corporation for less than
their value In lawful money OF he United States
SIC. J. Asd Be q tEriAtr enacted. That nothing in
this sct shall be 30 construed 10 authorize the
issu'ng OF more Of said certificates than may be
necessary TO pay the present floating debt Of the Cor
Porstion. IApprnyed, November is, $50.
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%. AZ tndofsd ty the Board Of Aldermen md Boar,
~ Common Council Of the Cary Of washington Thai
me sum Of seven hundred and twenty one dollar
ana forty four cents be, and the same il hereby an
proprisied. payable out of the general fund 70 ens
Die the Mayor TO pay DIR. W W. Potter, Coroner o
me District oil Columbia, the amount due him iron
ing September 30, 1870 " VIM
Approved, Nov ember IL, 1870
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An ACT to construct q sewer in street north he.
tween Filth and Sixth strseia west

BE al enacted tS the Board OF Aidsrn7,n aud Board
Of Common Council J the City Of WaShiR gton That
the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized and re
quested TO cause q two and one half feet barrel
sewer. and necessary drops or traps. TO be con
structed i'm street north between Fifth and 81 tn
streets west to be contracted for and executed In
conformity with law and to defray the ex pense of
said improvement special tax equal to the cost
thereof is hereby imposed and lev fed all lots or
parts Of lots bordering the line of the Improve
ment the said tax to be assessed and collected in
conformity with the provisions of law
Approved, November Is. 1870.
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An Acr TO pay Vim. Wurdemsn for instruments fny
niehed the Suryeyoris ONCE

BE a tRatttd on ne Board Of AtdeTmtn dnf Bodrd
q Common Cokacil OF tie City Of WashiHgtoa, That
the rum OF one hundred and nineteen So lou dollars
be appropriated out OF the general fund, 10 enable
the Mayor TO pay VIM. Wurdeman for instruments
10 April 18th 1870.
AnproHed. Nov emher Is. l6ld
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An ACT to pave and park "a" street from secon
IN Third - 1000

tIItttb
BE At enocted by The Board Of Alderman and Board
Of Common Council Of tie Cay Of WaShiHsfoa, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby. authorized and re-
luested to cause street south, from Second TO
Third streets east to be ed and parL follows
Seven feet OF the carriageway each side of said
street. TO be park sodded and trees planted
ton OF wood pavement, to be determined by the
Mayor, the Presidents OF the two Boards, and the
Boards: The work TO be contrae ted for, and execu
ted in the manner and under the super in tendencs
provided by law; and to deray the pensss of said
Improvement Especial tax, equal 10 the cost thereof
hereby imposed and levied all lots and parts OF
said tax 20 be assessed and collected in Conformity
with existing laws, Prortfed. however. that said
Improvement shall net be made until The sss and
water main and sewer shall have been laid.
Approved, November 9, 1870.
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JOINT RESOLUTION making an appropriation for
repairs upon the several kngine Houses, ana Tor
other purposes.
ReSOired by The Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council of tae Ctfy Of WdShtHgtoa That
the sum OF six thousand Sc 00OD dollars or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary be, and the here
by Appropriated out Of the general fund for repairs
ment; also for furnishing the same with bedding and
necessary furniture Also, for the purchase OF a
hose carriage to be placed in the house of the Me
trCpelitan Hook and Ladder Company, No. l. Also,
for the purchase of three horses the department
The same to be expended under the direction of the
Mayor, Board Of Fire Commissioners, and Chief En-
gineer. Prortded That proposals be invited for the
Construction of the hose carriage the work to be LET
to the lowest re sponsible bidder.
Approved, November Is, 1870.