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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-10
DIR. WISIIAIkT,S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

Dk. WISH
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,
peculiar process in the distation of the tar by which
its highest medical properties are retained 1t nvigo
rates the digestive organs and restores the appetite 1t
strengthens the debilitated system II purifies and
enriches the blood, and expeis from the system the
corruption which scrofua breeds on the lungs 1t dis
gee OF the lungs. Its healing principle acts upon the
lrrtated surface of the lungs and throat
each diseased part, relieving pain and subdning In
harnmaton II Is the result of years of study and
pertinent. and 1t Is offered to the afflicted with positive
assurance Of its power cure the following Diseases
II the patient has not too long delayed resort to the
means or cure
Consumption Of the Lungs, cough. Sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Lirer
Complaint, Blind and Bleeding plies
AstAnsd, Whooping Cough, DiDtheri0. &c
A medical expert, holding honorable collegiate di-
plomas devotes IL entire time to the examination of
patients q the office parors Associated with him
are three Consulting physicians Of acknowledged
charge.
This oppprunity is offered by other institution IN
the country.
Letters from any part OF the country asking advice
Will be promptly and gratuitously to- Where
convenient, remlttances should take the shape of
DRAFTS, OR POST-OFFICE ORDERS.
Price Of Wisharts American Dyspepsia Pills, n .
Price or Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, Sl.50 bot
tie or ell per dozen. Sent by express.
All communications should be addressed
l.. q. e. WISHART, NJ. D.,
No. 81. NORTH SECOND STREET.,
3m4s PHILADELPHIA.
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Doors, Shoes, Caps, Gloves and Nit
tens at Cost at the Big Boot.
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y E>v AD<EIsTISIc>1E~TS

GOLDEN SHEAvES.-Money made easy. Men
or women anywhere. Address Zeigter, I'fcLau-
dy & o., Chicnqo IN.
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PEHEnrTorE& Ei 1A hsfA III CHEAP
PUBLIC 1ntucrros.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4, 1870.
at O'Clock p. NJ. At the
EXCHANGE sALkSROOM
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A SAFE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENT.
FIRST hoRraAoB SINKING FUND
exvRS Pm CENT. GOLD BoHDa
OF rup
FREDERICKSBURG AND ooRDoNsvrILa
RAILROAD COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE N cory.
FRKR OF U. O. GOVERNMENT TAX.
The rosd Is % miles long. connecting Fredericsburs
via Orange Court House, with Charlottesville which 10
the poin, OF Junction Of the and Ohio Rail
road to tho Ohio River the extension Of the Orange
and Alexaodris abroad TO Lynchburs. II forms the
shortest connecting link in the system Of roads leading
70 the eutrs South Southwest and West to the Pscno
Ocean II passes through . rich section OF the She
nsndosh Valley. the local rsnsc OF which sionc VIII
support the rosd and II must command an sbundant
share ofthrough trade nom the fact Of iu beings
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER ON The POTOMAC
AT THE FAHrHBsT INLAND PUNT whKBK
DEEP WATER FOR HEAVY SHIP.
PlNG CAN BE FOUND ON
THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE ATLANTIC COAST
From Charlottesville 10 rdewster BY this route the
distance Is 70 miles less than via Alexandria e5 miles
less than via Richmond and West Point Ia mics less
than via Norfolk.
The mortgage limited 10 sis 900 Der mile or oompte,sd
aud eQuipped road he estmsted cost the road 10 the
Company. nnished and equipped will exceed ESQ., 900 per
mile, thus giving tho Bondhoders an unusual marsn--
the ponoed oebt OF the other virginia roads being
from $50 900 to $4,000 per mlle and lie issued to THK
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK AS TRUSTEES FoR THE BoNDnoLDERs,
dnd ne Security tsynrsi-ciass IN srsry respect.
SINKING FUND Is also provided which wf! re-
duce the principal Of the deot Two.THIRDs OF iu
entire smount IN ddrdaos Qr ia nativity Of ne Bonds.
limited NUMBER OF tho bond ISSUED In dcnomi
nations OF $50 and $1,000 offered .. pH and
Interest from Nov 1. In currency and ~ this price
arc the
CHEAPEST GOLD ISrERRsr.BKARIsa sxcuRI.
TfRS IN THE MARKET.
haps and pamphlets, which explain satisfactorily
every question that can possibly be raised By party
seeking safe ana profitable invcstmeu will be fur.
nished on application
We have Investigated the advantages OF this railroad
and the merits ofthe enterprise and confidently rec l
mend these bonds TO our customers and the public.
DRAKE BNoTHHRs,
Bankers, Is Broad e.
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Nat "a tIv.Rhtf d. k5EEAtsttsstnHtEes.
Cubic Hotties.
nFFICE uE THE SHEET CoMMIS.Io

nEFlCEOET THE srnEET COMMISSION.
YER, 90 Droadwa! 10 CONTRA TO Rs iropcssh
enclosed IN sealed envelope. endorsed VITA thc I'D
OF the wo!k AID tie Gane OF the bl.der written roos
(slso the number 81 the work as In advcrtI-emenl,
viii % nscelyel Ut this onico untli MVndly Feo ~
h!Q, at u O'Clock 4. Nj.
No l. For regulating grade, So. sivtyrlgath ,trsx
lr2m figpth aNoaue 10 Hui,on Riy,i.
No fo- regulating CRATE. &c, Seycnty.nisi -ir,sl
from flnh avenue "a Fast RIVER.
No - tor reEuAli ug grade, sc, Spett r!nth .trec
ifom kgl IN to Eleventh. aV,nuc.
No For reSulAti Trade &C. Eighty .seyerthkurcA
no ) For regulating grade Ne ElRbtV. thru .trea
IRON kEhh avenue 70 Public Drive.
NO. U. fOr regulating grade, &c, Seventy seyrnn
hree', rom fIrtt svenue 10 East River
no for IeanIntlng ade. 6c Forty Sc snth street
from First avenue - East River,
NO. {. For regulating grade &c, Flity.nnth strest
nom lenth avenue 70 Hudsou River.
NO, fOr regulating grade, DC, One Hundred .nf
Eleventh street, from Second ayerus 10 Tnlrd a,rnoa
NO ~. por regulating grad. &C, Avenue C. non
80 u. TOR reSua Ing grade sc. k.ny sixth s,ressI
No ~ FOR regulating grade, &c, One Hundred an
ihu'centh suoet, from Third avenue 10 HsT.r u RiX
40, ~ TOT Regulating grade, hc., Filth ayonle "
20 Seventy ant and seventy third ~ I'D
No. IA Pof regulating grade, SC. ore Hundred .nS
fonIth one Hundred aud ftfh an ore Uundrvd an
sym streeu, from EiIhth avenue 10 boulevard.
No Is For regulating grade. &c, ono Hundred sA
Ninth avenue.
No 10. For rcguiatln: grade, ae Worth street. ifea
Baxter to Chatham street
mo No " Fer reSulating grade &C. Church street. rcs
Fulton " Morris street
Bank forms. together with the .rec'ncauoa, sal
Asreencnb csn be oMayed At this Oricc.-Dsta
Street Dcpartnut. View York, YsO Il. 1870.
GEokvE " NOLAN.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
FREDERICK swISSrON, SEYMOUR HCsTRD.
JOHN V. l. PRUYS SAMUEL u. RADCoCK.
WILLIAM MOORE. DAVID HOADLRY
ROBERT H. McCURDY, HENRY A. sMYTHR.
I. GREEN PEARSON. WILLIAM v BRADY,
MARTIN BATES. WILLIAM 4. DODGE.
WILLIAM BHrTs, GEORGE g. coz
JOHN wADswoRTH. WILLIAM NJ vER,iII YR.
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN K DEvELIS,
OLIVER n. PALMER, WELLINGTON CLAPP
SAMUEL r. sFROULLs. ALONZo CHILD,
SAMUEL NJ CORNELL HENRY T. DAylFa
LUClUs ROBINSON. RICHARD A. MoCUkDY.
w SMITH BIZ wN. FRANCIS sKIDDY.
RICHARD PATRICK. J. ELLIOT CONDICr,
WILLIAM III PoPHAA. JAMES G. HOLDEN.
WILLIAM A HANKS. HUGH N. CAMP.
EZRA WHEELER HERMAN C. VAN POST
RICHARD A. MoCURDY. Vice Presidsat.
sBEPPARD ROMANS. ActuAry
JOHN NJ STUART. Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER. Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM PKrTs LID.
HOS LUCluS ROBINSON Counsel
HOS. HENRY x. DAVIS.
rsAAC l.. KIP, d., ,.,,.
e. =. WINSTON, n. D., ! S-'n"A htsn'ter'
ia AND Ia BROADWAY,
Corner Of Liberty o..
January 70. $50.
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81: q "a ~, x essso'" &. ei oS.s
s s5s. cs! s;ss 81
rs A y 500 A N. per .,O,... for noes,.,.,
C---uav. aud all poiais -
sss s'%S' WE'VE; s..o t e, N.
and iionesdsie a'"'~s
IN sa.. .ti pf..s S?RR scs so..s =:
N the word. ss ako the ~
and improved Day Co.eSs
ee.chs, are s,,acS.d , 4 IT,
SM'oot chsn SaS sS ,l @,S.s,
kirk. Clcveaud. CincihDsn
ana all polnn Yves, All
sDa,h, also ior Mnses
EEiG saS.G snS Y'n ei%'2i, /. fi'
lsls eplnx Coaches At achcd No.
euP. n. e0p.u. s sa. ,1p shsn TO Byeso
points v e-t aud su,ih n Hos -
~, ,hS Coaches run ihrou b si6
sssi, cisyeisnd. s No ' elSs.
yoS SS:%sSi. Depot ~ & H. LIS ss sla 4
FOr rort Je,r,s ava HayTasor P. NJ. from Chamber 1.
70; S:Sss g! sis A !. o.s Rom Chamber
4 81 4 r. AS j + S:,.! sPa '
f0' ssisn n fsd Nv wrsy X, A. A. M Ana Y,
SS Ssoi H. Il, ss y H. aad u u, iPs 4
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!. n. and 6;is r. ~. from I'd 81 Depot . w. ~
f'T S aFd NJ . M M ana a "a r M
sTF1STls tsis I f. Nc cA:IHfr; Z. P PsPPt
M, and siuraay soniy. w Midnight 49, '''"n
During the plsss9ieteSon the Enc hallway compssr
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$500. Auttton NorittA
A rCTION SALE or GROCERIES,, &C
w. HOFFMAN,. Auetioneer-L. NJ. HoFPNAN's
Assignee. ~ '' VI 'us
GROCERIES. Gel
inc nAturos and stock In the above store cons.ne ~
,oh GORGE suear hour. nolis.es. soar &c aud other
good' Oelonglng TO grocery store.
A UcT1ON SALE OF handsome household nTnI
turo t residence ~ Ehst 10TH St neat Sin ay th,
tnAtniuAil ION O'Clock; pianofottc, pATloT suites
ehamoe'' dining furniture. &C,
A CCTION sAIR this day Saturday, at ioH
O'Clock AZ lS West g1ta st.. near 9Th ay. furniture
story mouse, carpeu &c. FITZGERALD. Auct'r.
NJ DOCt!uTY. Auctioneet, will sell thi. ay AT
INA lOS O'Clock, NJ tho salesro y Nassau It.
lhge anu me assortment OF bousehold furniture velvet
AID iirNsele carpets, oval aud pier mirrors noe oil
paintings and engrAvnss. te toe whole 70 be TO
pay storage and advances
- GAFFSEY & CO., Auctionoers, rs Dowery
Il sell on Saturday At l0S O'Clock the nxtures or
prominent bar.room Mott at, near tsth a Mott
haven counters. black walnut, stoves tables IL
chairs nne pictures large mirror bottles, kegs leo
rox beer pumps PARTITION. Ac.i will be sold lots
SHERiPSs' sALB.-PiA.0S.,
RICHARD WALTERS. AUcTIoNEERs. W.
18th st. large stock OF rn!shed nnn ni.hed E,,So,
also large stock OF psno msterisl otie, fnniture
iGsArIus fLrSs DEPUTY '''A'
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U,NIR halfway, TRAINS LhAvk nEP0f
II 100, Of ia u, and foo, Of Chamber ~ !. icisvi
at9ss. cs!mS S- ..
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-...o..do palin,rs9ip tlOiius.
VNHE COpARTNEHsIIiP heretofore eX,tlng
~ VNween ue vnusis gntd, under the nTm nAmc OF
pfAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia tLn Say dissolved ey
The Affair." Of the late Arm viii he settled by NJ. "
Dsan. Nh1 alone authorized TO sgn IN lquidatInn.
NJ. W. DEAN
J T.. SCHK sMERUORs
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MACHINERY FOR -ALR.-One 10 horse en-.
~ glne steam Dollels, steam lumD The same are
IN Go plele working order and now ia use ut,on ms
Iremses 10 tN and 30 Greene IT., also large iot OF
sirnm plngs, shaitlngs pu ioYs hangers beincs Ac
The enro lot will be sold sepA atey or Together M
bargain Apply to ii j. HOWARD. 81 Greene St
ONE GO-nORsE ROOT sectional boiler and
tohorse trunk engine for SAT- Been in year and
AhAlL Apply 10 Publisher OF The sun
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Qlantto-- -malts.

A MEETING Of the Excelsior COOPERATIVE Colon,
o. hg-a, this evoning ~ o'c ock at Co6reratv Vi
nan, ;li BoWcy NcclAnlc4 and Dt ters are invited Il
attend company Of about 20 persons are ready L
start on tie lat OF March for toe iocation In sas
Initiation Tee Come and ION without delay. inforun
H. DART. Secretary
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SOUTHERN CENTRAL
| RAILROAD
| OF sEw YORK.
FIRST MoRr0Aax
1IRrY.YgAn SEVEN PER GENE
CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND BoNDs
FOR sALg BY
yERsiLYg co.
BANKERS,
BASD Is NASSAU ST. NEW YORK
FOR sALK-Ngw YORK CITY RAILROAD
STOCKS AND BONDS.
INSURANCE. BANK. AND GASLToHr STOCKS.
Also,
CITY and County Bonds,
Ten and t RsyiSs p.r cent.
Including sn extensive variety Of Railroad Bond. and
a 1t 10. r ssassi Ss
ihNsstneots, In lots TO suit purchasers, bJ
ALBEIT II. NICOLAY.
stock D'o"s' ADD Aqs,iooeer..
BAN securities not dealt in At Inc New Tort
ss he =. i IN oaIds reeve specla aten,on
RANkING HOUSE or
HENRY cLEws = co.
= WALL STREET
ON DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD.
mssnss dspSs With y, can cheOk Al sight in
k, ,a... Collection. made on All points, And io1 ia
6py and .eil at currvnt market prices o. s. Gov
and sale GoT and 81 osss e.
N2SdEhas gd sslRHd saSo.a eSnc.Sgy Vii IN
be held At the Office OF the Company. u Pcmberton
square, Boston. Mooday. the 18Th OF February IN.
stsnt nj y O'Clock torenoon. to SEQ
aud ssue OF lls mortgage p1nds, aud secure the
oy mortgage OF its n franchises and pro perty and II
second-Io see v said company will approve and
althotke the creation and issuo OF mortgage bonds
nE sa p 81 ss To BY 81 S s ;s.of ~
'he Company at n.eiing hold February 81. 1870,
Boston, February e. H iso L. UNA no. SECRETARY
q Piaes II.
SSn nnn -wANTED-Flfty thousand dol.
tDcNsV'pV. lar Cf bonds OF the town OF Yonk,
or, Apply TO o A. BILLS aN Pine Of.
500 TO $4,000 hpyANCHO on 40.
Ag2 70 ): y GAl.nrEIA fraagss n.oEcf: 3 issII.i
- slui,s.
V'HE Aston HOUSE Restaur.n,aud Exchange
have been remoddled recently. and put In tho mo.t
perfect condition. for the accommodation OF tue Tubc
IN the way OF lunches business hours OF the
day or any other hours Arrangements have becn made
for constant AMI plentiful supply OF the finest oysters
that can be bought. and We challenge competition In
e'ert thing paanin: to the preparation OF shell nsn Of
all varieties Other articles OF food 10 the Exchange
vii be - always. OF the best quality.
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9nsiIutnoa.

NIT DRCUANTAL yIsITAr,nS .C.n.
49,, nus hsllutlon re ens tae most advantage.
."r ,ne euusa,lon o. young ladies' Its course OF Iu
sIurunn' hnilts French, nn1 musical IN uuriya Lad
STc4inr stating erus and null particulars can be had
DlkES THESs OF THH ACADEMY OF TIE VISTA.
ii y NY. pe Chanial near wheeling, W. Va
or Educational Department OF CIIAS hCRiIiSRR A
co, Ooi broadway, New York
-, ,,,,,,,... REfEIkNCES.
Gen. MEADE, the n,n ~ ~ s.r .unDUU' o.
poonn t,,hhit,muEik IuHAs A DANA, Id. sun !;
~. NJ 1871 ffMM,,,y,, Vice Admiral PORTER,
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Ia a month
"a WnnpY lof prNnle Instruction m Arithmetic gram.
mar readnt, sc Address for one week TkAcliER
boz 1874, sun office 'N"
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Matplntrp.

:
Two PRINTERS AND BOOK RINDRRs
l. SECONDHAND MACHINERY FoR sALE
Sheridan s-ineh Cutting Machine.
Mallory 2tinch Cutting Machine.
| Mallory 30 inch Cutting MaCa no.
Austin e0-lnch Cutting Machines
Sheridan Powai aud and KIN JO.sor (,malb
SanDoTn No. sta npng lchlne
! Ssnborn No, STAMPING Machlne
! lar tinch sheae., wood frame. iron table.
l HICkok standing Press.
! standing Press. wood top, follower aud bed.
Hoe Gutter
Rugg los Cutters
These machines arc IN good working or,ier and r.n
be had ~ low prices BY applying g. " "
q. II tANBORN a CO
~ duane ST. New York
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9ibio,noa

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COW.
The Managers OF this Company have III. d,y a.,
cared d,idend Of two ClJ dollars per share TsynSle
tue closing o. the transfer books ~ '''''' ~
tn. me transfer books wi he closed ala r NJ, Feb Is
shu y eneu on Tue inorhlng of 10Th March -
J. Z. BABCOCK, Treaeurer
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ping nineteen citizens in one vicinage into
Jail and eighty-three citizens in another; of
drawing out, contrary to all law or forms of
law, many thousands of dollars from the
State Treasury to keep his truculent soldiery
on foot; and of repelling by force aud fraud
the effort to prevent this or any other
wrong by him committed in his career as a
despot q frebrand, a kidnapper, brigand, and
rolber.
1t is to be hoped that, above all things, the
exactest Justice be adhered to in this i'm
peachment matters that to the last farthing of
his rights by the law this accused receives his
own; that he be deemed innocent till proven
guilty; but, if guilty, out with him. No man
mean and malignant enough to insult in the
day of his power other men in their low
estate has a right to forbearance. We have
had so much of this putting of bayonets to
honest mems threats, and applying of shack
les to honest mems legs and arms, that even
in the case of this paltry practitioner it con-
Germs the whole country to see him get the
fit punishment for such misdeeds. Men have
said that the reason why Americans endure
so many public ignominies from their
puffed-up and insolent public servants is be-
cause we have lost the old British pluck
which fred at an insult to
freedom of the whole commonwealth:
because we have become a composite
people, and, with something of Latin fire aud
suppleness gained, have gained also touch
of the Latin disposition to bow. There is
perhaps better reason than this. A great
deal Of blood has been lost in this part of the
world simultaneous with the antics Of men in
office; and extensive phlebotomizing superin-
duces debility, we know. We have been too
tired to object much, but that day is passing,
and if this impeached North Carolina Cover
nor be rightly proven guilty, out with him
neck and crop. Non SgnGruS mali is good
rule, if they will take it, for the North Caro-.
linians. In the slang of the day it means,
You know how it is yourself. North Caroline
has been prosecuted by this man, and that
should be most special reason why he should
have every possible legal right at her hands
but if, with these rights, proven guilty, lei
her lay him by the heels.
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Oily ORDINANCES.

y ES TION
AZ To Authorize Certain Transfers in the
Annual Appropriation to the City Commis-
sioners.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia That the City
Controller be authorized and directed to make
the following transfers in the annual appropria-
ton to the City Commissioners for the year
1870, VIII
From Item IL. To pay twenty officers of the
Court OF Quarter Sessions, seven hundred
dollars.
To Item IA. To pay grand jurors one hundred
dollars.
To Item Is. To pay witness fees, three hun
dred dollars.
To Item Is. For meals for jurors two hun
dred dollars.
To Item "a. To pay for copying militia en-
rollment list, fifty dollars.
To Item 75 To pay for copying militia en-
rollment book, fifty dollars.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council
SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty fourth day of December,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred aud
seventy Ca D. 1870.
DANIEL NJ FOX,
1928 Mayor of Philadelphia.
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d E s O l. L T / ON
IL To Authorize Certain Transfers in the
Annual Appropriation to the Department of the
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph for the Year
1870.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Couu-
ellis of the city of Philadelphia, That the City
Controller be authorized and directed to make
the following transfers in the appropriation to
the Department of the Police and Fire Alarm
Telegraph for the year 1870 VIII
From Item 8. For painting telegraph poles,
seventy-one dollars and fifty cents, to Item
for incidental expenses.
From Item 3. For repairs, one hundred and
twenty-five dollars, to Item for batteries and
acids.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-fourth day of Decem-
Der, Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy CA. d. 1870.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
1928 Mayor of Philadelphia.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A FURTHER SUPPLEM T
"A To an Ordinance providing for the APP
pointment of the Standing Committee of Coun-
cils, approved July 3, 1854.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain. That
here after the Committee on Finance ahall con-
sist of eight members from each Council: Com
mittee on Police shall consist of eight members
from each Council; Committee on Fire Depart
ment shall consist of eight members from each
CouRcil; Committee on Surveys shall consist of
eight members from each Council; Committee
on City Property shall consist of eight members
from each Council; Committee on Schools shall
consist of nine members from each Council;
the Committee on Gas Works eight members
from each Councils; the Committee on Port
WaTdens eight members from each Councils the
Committee on Election Divisions eight members
from each Council: the Special Committee on
House of Correction shall consist of eight MEM
bers from each Council. And the ordinance TO
which this is supplementary, so far rs the same
is inconsistent herewith, be and the same is
hereby repealed.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECRsTETN,
Clerk of Common Council.
SAMUEL w. CATTELL
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty seventh day of Decem-
Der, Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy ca. d. 1870.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
II % 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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ID E o l. u TION
III To Authorize Certain Transfers in the
Annual Appropriation to the Receiver of Taxes.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the
City Controller be authorized and directed to
make the following transfers in the appropria-
ton to Receiver of Taxes for 1870, approved
March l. 1870, VIII
From item 8, for advertising liens of taxes,
four hundred and tweEty-one dollars and six
cents.
To item 6, for printing bills, notices and ad-
vertising, three hundred dollars.
To item z, for incidental expenses, one hun
dred and twenty-one dollars and six cents.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTElN,
Clerk of Common Council.
SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty fourth day of Decem-
Der, ALno DOmini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy CA. d. 1870.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
1928 Mayor of Philadelphia.
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A N o r d N A CE
"A To Authorize a Temporary Loan.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized
to borrow on the credit of the city of Phiadel-
phia such sums of money as may be necessary
TO meet the current demands of the City Trea-
sury, not exceeding in the aggregate six hun
dred thousand dollars, and redeemable at or
within four months from the date of such loans,
for which sums so borrowed certificates of city
debt shall issue in the form prescribed in eX-
listing ordinances, bearing interest at the rate of
not exceeding six per centum per annum,
and which shall be transferable in the same
manner as other certificates of the city
debt.
LOUIS WAGNER
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIH,
Clerk of Common Council,
SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-fourth day of December
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy ca. d. 1870.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
1928 Mayor of Philadelphia.