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The New York herald., 1870-06-08

Particulars and maps at ohce OF aucnoneers, No. Pine
I missoners q the Sinking Fund Of the city Of New York
a s ans s
in certain ohsr il the s;y Of New York
S II ois Gs
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for upon ana ia along the I Ifooywng
s
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Manhasn street with & dGyss Sas ass to % Sh
sss 1ss' S'o%fo .s 's IsTen sssr also
SfS:s tsG"ss to h. aSS ;af
the Third avenne hcnSe through and along SOh street with
lis with Tenth thence northery, through
mna. said renh together with the
neeons troouts and switches for The proper WSrkas and
avenues route or routes said roa 70 be completed within
sfSa
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Of sales at auction and the person or corporation who shG
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sre as as 70 or or a
The anen accordanoe WIN the proysoas Of The said
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sa;, sSns I'd ss.s sas ss % sa :a%s M 's
and horses alons Tenth avcnae as aiore,aid
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conp!:ied But Commssioner. q me Sinking Fund
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ProcTcd.S. the Finance Department Dated New York,
}5SS AjfSSERs J. ssASSSf Il SSssssss ss%Gro"s
y0HNS MoAF fh,so MeooISns nspcs comma,ae po.,d of
SicMoLAs HAuoHroN, Chairman Finance Committee.
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
PUBLIC ADy1SIf!H7ESf's sHHEs 9li9S SALE Ass9i.n..
By order Of EsS' $;"s'''''' ,as.
Lac %: :s's
HandksIchies Edsns, Insertion, $c., Of qualities and
nd na q s. ass s0'a pon
miss The sale Of the season.
ID GAFFNEv, AucrIoNEER--s2s BowERY, SELLS I is
Grocery Store IA Eas. Thryouih street. in lots to suit
rain or shine.
esss.n sH!a 1 SshD @
Of and "ss oSns % aa o Bans
%sS s is ssa. f'' V'' 4' By
Sy oMS
Clothing ysasn sd Sns r Ss Se Sed
insrmepts and valuable goods worthy the attention OF
the trade. BY order Of j. Barnet, 3s4 Canal street.
| I1ICTCRE FRAMES AT AUCT1oN-NEW AND SECOND
l. hand in gold aod blacx walnut; also Shadow Boxes
with plate glass and lined with veve. great variety VII
he sold this ednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK, by bANGS
| MERWlN CO., 694 Broadway
| 1)oDAY s. BRASSEL, SHERIFF AND GENERAL
a Ss S s 1 Cp pnp qas pacs
of unclaimed goods from the Adams Express Company.
CHERIFF'S sALE.-RODAY 8. BRASSEL WILL SELL
y Wednesday, June at II O'Clock, at " Pike Slip
q""'' - '' "''' JAMES O'BRIEN Sheriff.
B. REILLY, Deputy.
| vUILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-QFFICE NO.
o'clock The Lease Stock and Fixtures Of ee nrs' elias:
are first class ourpu English Ale Pump, walnut top Coun-
er, 81 feet long; opposite several lines 0f steamers
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~ Il. PlERsON, AUCTIONEER.
BY A. D. MELLIcK, JR., BRO, Auctioneers and Deal
ers in jersey Real Estate Pine street, New York.
THURSDAY, june 2, at P. NJ, on tie premises,

fronting the Passaic river, near Becville, N. j.
By order Of James W. Elliott Eco, comprising thirteen
Building Plots vniyng in size from to eight acres hand
soney situated very high ground and commanding
OF the river and surrounding country This
chance purchase properly large plo the oca
ton s most beautiful one and vicinity handsomely
proved. Stations the Montcar (Midland), Delaware,
iackawanna Western and Newark and Paterson rail-
roads will be near this property.
Parties wishing TO attend this sale will take the 12 NJ train
by the New Jersey Railroad from the foot OF Corandt and
Uesbrosaes Streets getting 1T Centre street station New
ark taking from the foot Of Centre street d.
rect TO property 80,
Maps, and full particulars al the ofDce OF the
auctioucers, 80. tPinc street.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-JAMEs MINOR TAYLOR, AUC
n oneer At the elegant West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues commencing 0 O'clock
this day "Wednesday, June Magnificent Household Fur.
and many costly Work: Of Art public auction. su
6rocate richest description Etageres secreas
bookcase marqre,s bos de Cabinets, Tables En-
Boz, Medallion Velvet Carpets, Artistic Bronze siatuary
Painting BY ssn, ,Ss Nsy Family ss ss
Scene in Switzerland. Fruit Piece, Flemish IN
Pianoore celebrated maker S,oo embroidered
pnnG Room Exeason IaSe sdebosrd elegant set Ruby
Glassware silver Casters sa'yers Dinner and Tea Service
Lounges covered reps Pier and Mane Mirrors Chnaware
IChambers Rosewood, Walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads Ward.
FURNITURE scrvants' apartments, Kitchen Furniture NJ B.
Parties wishing attend this sale take Fifth stages
Lor Sixth
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ITO LET-ruRNIsHED, A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Retdence hne lawn, good garden, fruit &c with sta
be aud carriage ROOM The line of Erie Rail
road, Mahmah station Rent $l25 per month For par
A. WINTER.
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A CTION-wEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, AT 4P. NJ, ON
the premises Positive and unreserved sale TO close
estate. The well known KnOwlton Place,
TARRYTOWN,
consisting of superior brick house, containing II in
perfect repair and about ~ Of land with va
ley OF choice fruit and shade ees Further particulars OF
lauconeers MALLORY l. BLACKWELL, No. IS Liberty
street, or opposite tho depot, Tarrytown.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A GEORGE BARKER, AUCTIOEEER.
Choice Household Furniture
Paintings Carpets, Mirrors, &c.
GEORGE BARKER will sell Friday, June ~, At ii O'Clock,
at the No Brevoort place Tenth street, door
of Broadway, fine Parlor and Bedroom Suits together
with excellent hand Furniture consisting of
costly Parior and Chember Suits, IN rich satin tamask
be sold positively close ihs business Particulars hore
after.
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A LARGE SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.
IA. A. M. CRISTALAR, Auctioneer, will sell Thursfay,
June at II o'clock at bS Broadway, near Houston street,
valuable collection Of Oh Paintings by European
masters Including a few ancient masterpieces; now
exhibition Sale positively without Catalogues
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ITO RENT OR FOR SALE-AT MOUNT VERNON N. V.
neat Cottage, newly papcrcd and painted throughout
enc an carriage house fruit and shade trees Ar
Ply al $40 Broadway in the store.
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VIRGINIA PLANTATION FOR SALE-als ACRES, 10
in oak and pine timber balance al tillable cay loan,
wheat tobacco land well enced hne spug water god
~ story house. 6x32 nicely painted and paTered has gree
blinds nice detached Kitchen also stable, granary 40
Location ~ mites west of Petersburg
8 from depot. Price IS per acre. Address -.
BAKER, Blacks and Whites pot, Nooway county, Va.
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MOOO RENT.-FURNIsHED HOUSE, AT PORT
DOVU Richmond, Staten Island, for the summer; con
tans rooms large garden and abundance Of fruit
Apply 10 l.. n. HAGG GEkTY Port Richmond
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n H. PIERsoE, AUCTIONEER.
~. BY A. ID. MELLICK, JR, BRO,
No Pine street, New York.
WEDNESD june g. at l2 NJ al the Exchange SaleerooD
III Broadway, New York,
Positive sale OF a Flot OF 40 Lots at
RAILWAY, N. j.,
fronting Wall and the Railway ve To be sold as
a whole without reserve.
Particulars and maps at Office OF auconeers No. Pine
street. New York.
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in a village miles from New York contains IA rooms
only 90 minutes by rail from the seaside and SURF and saS
row g..
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LIXCHANGE.-l5,CtO ACRES FINEST LAND IN THE
u world, on Kansas Pacific Railroad, south bank OF Ar
kansas river Joining State line OF Kansas viii exchange
miles OF New York and no mortgage price Of land 7oc per
less T place suits Apply between and at Office OF
Consulting Engineer, 07 York street, Jersey City. Might
tade some good city stocks.
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LHXCHANOE FOR FARM-TWO NEW TENEMENT
II Houses, with all improvements, west side; also
Store in the vicinity OF Astor House, for farm.
40. LOYT III Broadway.
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LxCHANGE FOR FARM-A FIRST CLASS CITY HOUSE
IL all modern impi nts in cunp.e order; location
west Of Broadway; neighborhood dcslrable
j. o. HOYT, III Broadway.
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CITY OR BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE WANTED II
~ exchange for select etock OF Hardware also stoc
W. "A. CORBIERE, I76 Broadway.
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RIO RENT--IN ORANGE, GOOD SIZED GENrEEI
House, thirteen rooms furnished unlfnished; Ev
minutes walk from depot; will rent low. Apply at No.
West Twenty eighth street.
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CTORE PROPERTY WANTED ON LIBERTY CEDAR
- Pine street, between Nassau and PEARL Partte4
wishing sell will please address W. K box 143 Herald
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V'HE EVENIN0 TELEGRAM,
L THE LEADING PAPER OF NEW YORK.
THE FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS,
THE BEST REPORTS OF EVERYTHING.
TUE NEWSPAPER THAT CONTAINS ALL
THE FASHIONABLE GOSSIP,
THE MILITARY NEWS,
THE CLUB MATTERS,
THE SUMNER RESORTS,
THE SPORTING NEWS
THE POLICE COURTS,
THE DOINGS OF THE CITY,
THE LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH,
THE LATEST BY MAIL,
TuE WALL STREET MARKETS
TnE GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER.
"ALL OVER TIE CITY"
TWO CENTS COPY.
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ITO LET, BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED ON THE BANKS
Of the Passac three miles above Hewark.A large House
cormun,cs,,on direct. Apply to j.. W. ELLIOT lH West
Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

EOUR LOTS ON BROADWAY NEAR l92D STREET
and cash. exchanged for country residence; also
Lots on Washington Heights for sale cheap:
G. LESPINASSE, rs Pine street.
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EoR sALE-FARM, 100 ACRES, IN SPRINGFIELD,
II N j., ore hour from New York good house, COW and
carriage house, also large stable from New
YORK ard ~ mte from Mburn; possession TO suit
chaser with OF without crops; orchard and plenty VI
small fruit Address II. A. NJ. Herald oLce
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VxTANrED-A FARM, IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
w preferred In exchange for good class improved subr
ban property hour from City Hall. Address FARMER
box IO2 Herald Office.
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TACOB BOGART, AUCTlONEER.
q THIS DAY, JUNE g.
At II O'Clock, AT the Auction Rooms No. North William
street, mortgage Bale Billiard Tables. consisting Of four
marble ped Billiard Tables, Bar Countcs Mirrors, Liquors.
Beer Pump Tumbcrs, Stove, Setees, Paror Suits, Sofas
Tables Chairs Carpets, Olcloth, Dining Room Furniture
&C., &c Sewing Machine, Showcases &c. BY order CT
the attorney for mortgagee.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
lU Administrators sale of handsome Houeehould Furn
ture, Carpets Gas Fixtures, China, Glass, &C.,
at New Brighton, Staten Island,
r. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell by auction, Wednesday,
June 1870 at O'Clock A. NJ AT the residence Of the late
Captain A. DePeysser Bard avenue near Sailors Snug
Harbcr landing Staten Island by order Gilbert A. Robert
ESQ., administrator OF the estate OF Mrs Jane DePeys
ter, deceased,
all the Furniture ac OF said house viz Mahogany Sofas
Lounges Easy and Side Chals, inastng and hair cloth
Centre AMI Fancy Tables, Mane Mirror Dsinask and Lace
Curtains mahogany and walnut Bedseads, Bureaus Ward
robes bookcases oak and enameled Bedroom Suits, Mat
tressss, Bosers and plows, Extension Table. Dining
Chairs fine China and Glass; with Brussels and Ingram Car
pets, Olcloths Kitchen Utensils, &c.
ALSO all the Chandeliers and q as Fixrures
Descriptive catalogues be had AT the Office OF the auc
toneers No. S Pine street.
Boats leave pier IL North river between Corandt and Dey
streets, at 2, ., 10 A. H. and IL NJ
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ITO LET OR FOR sALE-FOUR FURNISHED HOUSES
at Isip, Long Island, near Pavilion Hotel. Rent 1890 u
$7G0. M. PORTER, No Pine street.. |
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A BOY wAETED-BETwFEN Is AND II YEARS OF
n age, TO make hmse useful IN lunch rooin Apply at
No. d New 50.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

EDwARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONsER.
vnvv /. pEIlegans y g bronxss, French Clocks
o'clock an invoice OF elegant Clocks. Bronze Sttuses
eieSsn glassware Flower stands Toilet Sets Ac &C. Sale
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-A GENTLE
~ mans Country Residence, with N acre OF land, sItu
walk fr9m the depot OF the New York and New Haven Rail-
marble mantes S6x3s feet; ceilings high and finished
the most modern styles containing all the modern improve
ments. Possession Immediately. Inquire of WA. b.
CONANT, SUCCESSOR to TIernain Co., IS Pine street
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. AgcTloNEER-0FFMicE M NO; ;o,
w City Hall place-Wil sel Thursiay, 9Th inst a. i0H
o'clock the Lease Stock Fixtures OF the hrst class
Liquor At 20 West street. corner OF Morris !he nxes
class fourpu English Ale Pump walnut 'op Coun-
Yer, 81 feet long; opposite several lines 0i steamers
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
EFf II EsASS AiEEs .. III. evening.
mSSsS1AY saS sy.Da and Friday JUNE iSand H. O'Clock
LEEDS ART GALLERIES
'' and s gFHsdwS TsS 81 'ilEf; pa1ESS Twelfth street.
nsss. =; y HAUdHWogT co. TS Their entire coiiscon
T. s %Sb
Can ARTISTS, and number Of superb copies Of avorte
AZ sd q: s% s .a 81
soias, sssSia; Z; Su1:.sSsa,.s r. GSSs, fHHH1s, Hs%s,,:.
Y. Brown, MirssSaan. Mason,
Fisher, Bristol, Montague,
They win be on exhibition on and from Friday o.h inst,
A Lien B; MINER, AgcTIoNEER.
On Wednesday, June at II o'clock at their salesooms 20
also the following hlss London New York papers b
longing TO the Club viz. BELLS Life 10 London LONDON
nows Saturday Review Once Week, All the Year Round'
The Crayon,
Weekly Albion Weekly, Leader Ans, Herald from 1861,
Times Tribune Sun, Mercury, Dispatch, Post. COMMERCIAL
Lien b 3 MINER MINER 4 AucEI9NEER 1,TEHs x,upp
On saturday June H. at l0 O'clock at their salesrooms
Nos % Chambers snd a street. large and nne assort
ment OF elegant Household Furniture.
Full particulars hereafter.
A RCH. JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER.
"A ONCE md Salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL will sell on Thursday, ct
large assortment OF Household Furniture; also ONCE
large ysTesy also sps assortment Or OF elegant
stored for the last and half At ID Park paco
also Wilder Lille Safe.
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h ON OOO WANTED-(MORE OR Less FOR I'M
ID DLU.VUU provements by manufacturing company;
well secured large salary high and easy position ADDRESS
FIDELITY, Herald Office
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HEIP WANTED-MAIIES.
POY wANTED-TO TEND BAR; MUST BE WELL
"A recommended. Apply al LANES corner Scth st. and
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I1XCHANGE- BROOKLYN STORE AND TENEM lent
II Property ohe property city country, good bus
ness owners and agents. Address A., box lC0 Herald
OF
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| (NoUNTRY RESIDENCE 70 LET-JAMAIcA, L. L. ONE
~ hour from New Yorx, all the depos; horse
pass the door every twenty minutes for Brookyn; Is
acres all knds Of fruit good house, l6 rooms oubudnss
&c rent on'y $500 per annum good tenant Address
T. II. r., Herald o1ce.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ISElalI - = = = ~ " AS1N vi sI~sI re !,
DROWN STONE HOusE-ON CLINTON STREET
ID Brooklyn strictly fret class for sale exchange TO
sm aller Houses Some rne Farms great bargains.
+. A. CONKLING, 81 Pine street.
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VHIANTED TO PcRCHASE-A FOUR STORY HIGH
w soop House, % to 25 feet wide BY b5 dcet
and not above Fortysecoad street Gelow Twentieth
Add for days. A. E., box l37 Herald oee
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ITO LET IN NEW JERSEY, ONE HOUR FROM THE
L City Hall, for the year or until Novcmber q
large and nswy nat House, nanSasomsy t1rnshss
bot and cold wa!er gas chande:ters speaking tubes
locations to be found, with OF ground, tasteiuy
laid f Of flowers, ornamental and fruit treeg OF all
kinds ground, lawn and garden will exchange for
improved property in New York Brooklyn well located
Address REAL ESTATE, box 3 464 New iork Post ollce
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SALES AT Au0rIox

wy wlTIEEs ;, " AycT!oSE rms DAY
tesi Household Furniture &C., from mis 2, sfns
housekeeping Parlor walnut Suits ChamSer s1iss tdsX
sSSs sS. ds9snss: Easy RCssn elsr
Stoves 6v or 70 Carpets Olclohs, large or CbaIr.
family stores-Soaps Spices Teas Cofees &C. IonsS
loaned goods for sale. - .~Hsy
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ITO RENT-A NEW HOUSE IN JERSEY CITY, TO oEI
L family two small families rent $50 per month. SCI
owner room rs, No. II Nassau street, Now York.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PURCHASERS OF DESIRABLE LOTS AT THE DYCKf
man auction OF the ls ana I'd ins Wishing 10 sell
the same, may obtain by applying TO POTTER
BROTHERS, No. 6x Pine street.
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NT J. DIXON, T5 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES
M hotels restaurants coDectoncrs fairs excursions
with his celebrated Ice Creams of all nsvors at No.
per quart.
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A UCTyON. SALOON FIXTURES ENGLISH BIER
Pump ae-lhis day. at lo.s o'clock. corner Of Green
hairs Range, Flxares: Bar Counters, Bottles; cheap
g. p. FAIRCHILp, AuctIoneer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16
AAroRALTY OF NKw ORLEANS, /
City Hall, December 10, 1910. !
NO. eli-administratio Series.l

Nc administration Series.l
An ordinance relating to surveys aud Deputy S0i
vayoys.
BE il ordained by the Council of the city OF New
O,leans. That there shall be elected annually, by
the Cotircil, Deputy surveyors FOR the ioNoNihS
detricts One the First and Fifth Districts; one
for the Second and Third Districts, one tor the
Fourth District and one for the Sixth District, who
shall hold their Offices unless removed, I'M
til their successors shall be duly elected and quail
fed
Re IL further ordained, etc, The Deputy Sur
yeyoTs shall lake the oath required by section
Ave of the city charter and shall furnish bonds,
with sureties TO the satisfaction OF the Council IN
the sum Of i've thousand dollars, TO guarantee The
faithful performance OF their duties. They shall
keep an office within the districts for winch they
are elected. but shall have authority to make sur
veys anywhere within the corporate limits.
Be it further ordained, etc, That the compensa
tion TO Deputy Surveyors all surveys in amount
exceeding FIVE dollars, is hereby fixed at the rate
of two cents per running foot; to be paid by per-
sons who shah employ them to give lineations of
their property, and they shall tile copy OF each
certificate, given by them to property owners, i'll
the Office Of the City Surveyor, Immediately after
| such survey is made.
Be it further ordained, ETC., That the property
| owners shall notify Deputy Surveyor of all new
subdivisions of properties made by them under a
and all lines for subdivisions shall be given by a
Deputy Surveyor.
! Be it further ordained, etc. That il shall be un-
lawful under penalty of fifty dollars for each and
! sidewalk street, railroad other improvement
upon the streets sidewalks, public ways grounds
OF the city, until the lines and levels thereof shall
| have been furnished by tho City Surveyor and
levels unless by special instructions from the City
| Surveyor.
| Be It further ordained etc, That al ordinances
| and resolutions CT parts OF the same, conflicting
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16
GOVERNNIBNT SALE.

yVyHERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IL on board the United States ronclads lying just
below the Crescent City HlaughterhOuse. On
WEDNESDAY, December 81, at II o'clock A. d. the
following articles account Of the Bureau OF PrO-
visions and Clothing, Omitted States Navy Depaft'
ment
Pour hundred and forty (44Oj pounds Bread.
Hixty.four (64) pounds Preserved Meat.
Two hundred (200) pounds Flour.
Ninety f90) pounds Rice =
Eixty.fve i6S) pounds Dried Apples.
One hundred and forty ll4o) pounds Sugar.
Nine (9) pounds OOlong Tea.
Sixty.nine (69) pounds Coffee
Fifty flour GAY pounds Butter.
Thirty-seven (3N gallons Beans.
Thirty one (3l) gallons M0lasses.
One hundred and seventeen Cll7) gallons Vinegar.
INVOICE no. Q.
Five hundred and fftyeight tsSe1 p0unds Mess
Beef
Eight hundred and thirty four 1884 pounds Pork.
Four hundred and seventeen (4lD pounds Pre-
served Meat.
Two hundred and eighty two t2s2) pounds Flour.
One hundred and f0rty-One u4ll pounds ftckles.
Two hundred and forty three (243) pounds sugar.
One hundred and forty one (l4D pounds Rice.
Thirty-two t32) pounds Black Tea.
One hundred and twenty-0ne u2l) posinds Rio
Coffee.
Seventy (7o) pounds Butter.
Ffty-seven (57l gallons Beans.
Twenty (20l gallons Moiasses.
Twenty t2O) gallons Vinegar.
Forty i40) Bread Bags.
Forty (4o) Half Barrels.
Also. one (l) lot old Scales and Weights.
The above articles will be sold by invoice These
in No. being damaged.
TeZMs-Cash.
SeI4.t p A. Paymaster United States Navy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16
AUCTION SALES THIS Day.
Local Intelligence.

ELECTION AND -PREsENTAr1oN Wynyrs.
pAx.-The brave members of Hors Hoo,
and Ladder No. 3, whose house is on fhe
corner of Marigny and Peters Streets. ike
other companies, hold elections occasionally.
not that they are dissatisfied with the
present officers, but because time win work
changes in spite of all mankind. Mr.. Viii
ham Swan has for five years been foreman
OF the company, and now feels inclined to
reston his green laurels; he therefore steps
aside to give others chance to distinguish
themselves. The boys could not part COM
pany with him as foreman without tender.
ing come testimonial of their esteem. They
deemed it pleasant thing to have silver
IRE cap made for Mr.. Swan, and present it
on election night, surprising the big-hearted
recipient. The memorial weighs sixty-six
ounces, and is Of unique model A shield
on the front bears initials and q raised
miniature hook and ladder in fine gold. Of
coarse, Mr.. Swan accepted the present, and
oaptised it in Niagara of bumpers
We regret that We were unable to attend
On the occasion. The following officers
were elected tor the ensuing year: n. A.
Llambias, president; II. Carroll, treasurer;
+. Il. Lane, secretary; A. Lynch, foreman;
Joseph Forster, first assistant foreman;
William Simpson, second assistant foreman;
WI. Starks, Joseph Kelly and John Ken
nedy, delegates to the Fremen's Charitable
Association; p. Swan, housekeeper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16
New TRICK Open TFave1eFs-A Warn.
ing Against Car Aquaintances.

Anew Trick Upon Travelers-A WarH-
Ing Against Car Aqsaintances.
A gentleman recently travelling from
Philadelphia to New York fell intoa chance
conversation with stranger having all the
outward appearances OF responsibility.
After some quarter or half hours talk, the
stranger politely asked the gentleman if be
would take cigar, OF the same time hold
ing out two cigars, one looking Like Re-
gala, the other smaller. such as is usually
called London size. The gentleman hap
pening to take the larger one, being the
nearest to hirr as presented, the stranger
recommended him TO take the smaller one,
remarking that he thought it was Of better
flavor. After smoking about a quarter to a
covered that he was suddenly becoming
very dizzy. A suspicion flashed through
his mind that that cigar was not all right
He Immediately threw it away, but his giddi-
ness increased so much that it was with the
greatest difficulty that he preserved his self
possession. in few minutes most cOplous
perspiration started from every pore OF his
body, and the water fairly ran of his per-
son.
The stranger, meanwhile, was apparently
sound asleep on the other end of the seat.
On his arrival at New York, the gentleman
with great difficulty got off the car and took
a carriage for his hotel, where he was VIC
lently attacked with vomiting, and passed
very sick night. He had been for several
years resident of Cuba, great smoker,
and is fully convinced that the cigar was
drugged, and that this was new dodge to
entrap the unwary for the purpose of rob
berry. He attributes his escape to the fact
of his smoking but little OF the cigar, and to
his very robust constitution. Oar railroad
managers will be obliged to issue a supple
ment to the notice sometimes seen in the
cars: "Reware of well dressed men who ask
you to play euchre." cautioning the public
to Beware of well-dressed men who Offer
YOU a cigar''-BostOn Traveller.