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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-14
by NEVILLE g VAN sosvNuu,

pT NEVILLE 81 VAN sOLING EN-.
II Auc1ionsers-Ofhce No. III Gravisr street
SATURDAY, April 80. 1870. at II O'clock M
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange on
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
Streets will be sold by public auction, by virtue of
an order from the Honorable Louis Duviyneaud
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated March 8. 1870 docket No -
the following described property belonging to the
l. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND TO.
gether with all the i'm provements thereon rights.
ways, ETC., thereunto belonging or IN any " se an
pertaining, situated in the second District of this
city, II the square comprised within Rampant
Cont, Basin and Bienville streets.
Lot No. forms the corner of Cont and Ram o art
streets, and measures 81 feet IL inches
Cont street of l29 feet inch and fines and av.
ing he same front on Basin street as on Rampart
street.
Lot No. 2 adjoins lot No. !! and has a from Z on
Rampant street of % feet and inch running
through to BasiAstreet, between parallel lines hav
ing depth OF 16feet inch and lines and ~ eft
inch front on Basin street.
Lot No adjons lot No. q and has a front on
Rampant street OF % feet inch by depth of I2s
feet inch aud lines, between parallel lines run
ning through 70 and having front Basin street
OF y feet and inches.
The improvements consist of three three-sto-y
buildings built with all the modern Improvement
containing IN each large drawing rooms dining
rooms, bed rooms, etJ. well ventilated, with gal
lerles IN front OF the substantial Kind all well sur
Piled with hydrant aud cstern water, and being
able streets of the city. There can be no more de-
slrable residences for families They contain about
eighteen rooms each, with every convenience that
be desired.
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Property ON Basin Street.

2. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUNDl
together with all the Improvements thereon, STU
square comprised within Basin, Cont. Franklin and
Bienvil!e streets designated by the Nos. and on
notary public in this city said lots measure each
q feet inches and6 lines front on each Basin and
Franklin strests by depth of l27 feet IL inches and
lines, between parallel lines.
The improvement consist of two two story brick
buildings, well built and containing all the CON
yenences required by families OF moderats 81 ze
Inc location IS admirable for profitable invest
ment.
g., A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all tae lmproves ats thereon situated in the
comprised within Basin. Cont, Franklin and Bien
vile streets Said lot measures az feet inches nd
lines 'front.' on basI ~ street 45 feet Franku
The improvements consist of fine stables.
l. CERTAIN LOT OFT OF GRotJND sitn..ss :,
the Second District of this city and in the SQUARE
comprised con rran wisa,n Caoal Uustomhouse, franklin
inches and lines front on Canal street.. bv a damn
OF ia feet. between parallel lines On this lot there
are no improvements. The location is very Desirable
either Tor residence or place of business
LernsI r. lot No. l, forming the corner Of Ram
anu Cont streets, the purchaser to assume the
payment OF stock note due the CitiZeus' Bank on
~ snares STOCK reduced to LIZ shares for the sum
OF G.Gso due first of March. 1871. fixed subject 70
on avs ana rules OF the bank; for the balance ons-
thlrd cash, balance by notes of equal amount at
one ana two years. bearing special mortgage OF the
est from date until final payment and five Der cent
fees in OF suit to recover payment of
SnSeoo, pr opeTty W De kept insured and policy
transferred. For all the other properties above de-
scr1bed, onethrd cash, the balance by notes at ons
and TWO years. bearing special mortgage on the
property sold and eight per cent per interest
from date until final payment, with i've per cent
attorneys fees in of suit to recover payment of
transferred.
Acts of sale. together with internal rsvenT,,
stamp1, at the expense of the purchaser, before
Gottscnaik Wagner, notaries public.
ALSO,
TWO SHARES of La Variete Association
Fair Association
SORlP OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com.
o2 for $50; 1863 for $40; 1866 for sso 1e66 for
Si4o; lso7 for $40; 1869 for $50.
Terms-Oash. mh6
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PY NASH 81 Hn DisON, W. l. HODGSoS.
D Auctioneer.-Ot4ice no ITO Gravier street.-O1
SATURDAY April l6, 1870, at Twelve O'Clock M,
at the ST. Charles Auction LXcnan2e, n toe base
meut rotu nGs of the St. Charles Hotel, by virtue
and IN pursuance of order OF the Honorable
Loais Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District
Court parish of Orleans, dated May H. 1863. docket
No 26 96l. for account of ire above named SUCCESS
SIGN. viii be sold - a
Two VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. with
the buildings and IMPROVEMENTS thereon. situated
in the Fourth District of this city in the square
bounds by snnunciation, Laurel, First and Second
straets. measuring, together, 20 rect front on An
nuncation street, by depth OF l2O feet inches Pc
tween parallel lines American easure, as per plan
of Messrs. Pile Murray. surveyors, dated March
-, 1870.
The improvements consist of superior aud well
built double tenement two-sLory slate roof irams
res deEce, known as Nos. S05 and s67 AnnUnc1atiou
street. nearly nav, with two-story back buildings.
and contain eight a. each sioe, with gal
leries front end the yards are paved there are
two cisterns, iargs yards sheds water closets, etc
The whole property is in fine order, and IL near
Clay square the pass the door, and IS leased to
good tenants until May and october, at the lew
price of seventy-Gve dollars per month. This prop.
erty is in = desirable nelghborhood, and is goci
investment for any
Terms-Cash in United States treasury note5
Act of gaze, together with the stamps, apd tne
taxes for the year 1852 aud the current year before
john +. Cofey, notary, at the expense OF the pur-
chasers. nhl6 IS sp2 Is
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash e. Hodgson.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

DOUBLE TENEMENT TWOsTORY FRAME
RESIDENCE NOS. sos AND 5o7 ANEUFCIA-
SECOND sTREET6. II SUPERIOR ORDER
AND RENTED TO GOOD TENANTS.
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OOONLoSAO-N UT -It-o' l-.II~E-Af u " NOD'
Second District Court-Docket No &c 645.
OY NASH IL ISOpG sow. I. HOOG-
- sou, Auctioneer-Otice No. 10 Crravier street.
On THURSDAY, April Il. 1870, at eleven O'Clock E.
NJ. the premises, No. l59 Caope street, between
St Charles and Prytania streets, Dy virtue and in
pursuance of order OF the Honorable Louis
Duygr eaud, Judge of the Second District Court,
parish of Orleans dated April 5. 1870, docket 10.
So 645 for account of the above named succession.
at public auction, will be sold
THE EN- TIRE CONTENTS of the above resi-
dence, consisting of Rosewood, Mahogany and
Black Walnut Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture Book Case and Books, Carpets, Curtains.
Rugs, Bedding Glassware. Crockery. Kitchen stove,
Utensils and Furniture, and many other useful arti-
cles too numerous to mention; the whole in fine
order and sol ID without reserve
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes on
delivery.
after the sale, and can be seen DOLLY that day.
ap8 10 IA
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES BURBANK.
BUILDING LOT ON ST. CHARLES STREET.
Second District Court-No. Ii, 8a9.

DY NASH az HODGS8N, ". l. HODG-
ID son, Auctioneer Office No. 10 Gravier
street-On SATURDAY, May A. 1916. at
twelve O'Clock M, at the St. Charles Auc-
ton Exchange, by virtue and in pursuance o,
an order of the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated April T. $50, docket No. 1889, for account
of the above succession will Oe sold
ONE LOT UF GROUND, in the First District
Thalia, Erato and Prytania streets, measuring so
feet front st Charles street, by depth OF 10
fest between parallel lines.
Tarms-Oash in United States treasury notes.
Acts of sale, together with the United States reva.
stamps, before p. Charles Duyeller. notary
public at the expense of purchasers. ap2 23 y7 "A
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By r. M. g. q. J. Montgomery.
D NJ. & h. y. MONTGOMEKY

p NJ. & h. y. MONTEOMEKY
having associated themselves together for con-
tinuing the AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, beg leave to announce to their friends, aod
the public general that they still prepared to
attend to all business appertaining to the profess
sion, and the especial attention Of Z. 81. Mont
gomsry will be given to all sales of Real Estate,
Stock, Bonds, SUGGESTIONS, Live Stock. Cargoes.
Furniture, etc. mh27 lw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

QYR M q. B. j. m ONTGOnIEK Y.AUC-
ID toneers.-Wil be sold MONDAY, TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY of every week. at the Old Auc-
ton Mart, NO 81 camp street, at eleven CLOCK
general assortment of and second hand
FURNITURE, such Rosewood, Mahogany and
Walnut Bedsteads, Armors, Bureaus, Washstands,
Paror Furniture. Marbls-Top Centre Tables, Oar
pets, French Plate Mirrors. Mattresses, Cooking
Stoves. ETC.
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood/
seat CHAIRS etc.
Terms-Cash. jae4 :
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FOR A PARTITION.

Succession of Thomas Colgen, deceased-Sscond
District Court Docset-No. rs SCI.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash & Hodgson.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, BEDDING, MIRRORS. PICTURES,
BOOKS, STOVE AND UTENSILS. ETC,
WITHOUT RESERVE, AT AUCTION.
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By Neville & Van Solingen.

By Neville & Van Solingen.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN G. ROBINSON.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PUR
CHASE FINE RESIDENCES
THREE ELEGANT BRICK DWELLINGS, ON
RAMPART STREET
TWO FINE RESIDENCES ON BASIN STREET
STABLE WITH LARGE LOT ON BASIN
STREET
VACANT LOT ON CANAL STREET.
TWO SHARES OF La vAgIETE ASSOCIATION
TWO SHARES MECHANICS AND AGaIOUL
TURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. AND soRIPs
OF LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
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these contracts and take proceedings, for
1''' A' ALFRED SHAW, !
Administrator of Public Accounts.
Mr.. L. T. Delasize, Administrator of Water
Works, offered the following report which
WAS likewise read and laid over:
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATOR. OF WATERwoRgs
And Public Buildings, (
CITY Hal, April IL. 1870
To Honorable the President aad Members OF the
Cl;! Council:
NTLENEN-Haviug carefully examined
I'll c'.y Naterworke with 81! buildings,
mac cry, etc., pertsiniDg thereto, / beg
leave 10 respectfully submit the following
report. TO wit:
l. The walls of the building at the corner
Of Front and Market streets are in such a
state of decay that it is feared they might
fall thereby either endangering citizens
lives or crushing and destroying the engine
which is within said walls. thus mourning
heavy expense to the city. Therefore, | re-
spec. fully suggest the erection of new walls.
.. The boilers used are old (they have not
been renewed for the last twenty one years.,
and are in very bao order. Il Is necessary
that they. shall be Immediately replaced
with new ones.
). The reservoirs need repairing in several
places. The walls fronting on ST. Thomas
and there are leaks, causing considerable
waste Of water. 1t is advisable that all OF
said repairs shall be made Immediately.
with due respect | call the earnest atten'
ton o. the Council to the matters relating
to this report.
L. r. DELASSIHE,
Administrator Of Waterworks, etc.
Mr.. +. W. Pierce, Administrator of
Police, presented the following extract from
the minutes of the Board OF Metropolitan
Police:
OFFICE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN PoLICE.
New Orleans. La. hoy JIl0er u, 1863.
EXTRACT.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
The President, Hon. @. J. Dunn, II the
chair.
Present: Commissioners George, Raynal,
Isabelle, Burbank and Baker.
The following general estimate ofexpenses
and superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Police Force for the year ending September
so, 1870, was adopted:
CRY OF New ORLEANS, LA.
Pay rolls (63l men, etc). ........ seas, 900 90
Equipment aud shoeing nineteen
horses at S25 per annum.... ATS 90
Forage for nineteen horses at
S3UO. .................... o,iUU w
Pro rata OF general expenses
631-7G9 of Sl36, 900. ............ III OBS 10
Repairs of stations ....... 5000 90
Total. .s77s, Us 10
Commissioner Burbank moved that the
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELLEN S. WOOD.
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cary couMcIL--oFFtCIAL.
Special Session.

CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
an,rtI u isll 1
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transgress the rules of the Council the
President shall, or any member may, call
him to order, in which case the member SO
called shall Immediately take his seat, IN
less permitted 70 explain. and the Council
shall, if appealed to, decide the i,sue, but
without debate. If the decision be in favor
OF the member called to order, he shall
be at liberty to proceed; il the decision be
against him, and the case require If, he
shall be liable 10 the censure Of the Council.
ARTICLE XII.
When two or more members happen to
rise st oEce, the President snail name the
one who Is 6rst to speak.
ARTICLE XIII.
No member shall speak more than twice
on the same question, nor more than halt
an hour on each occasion, without leave Of
the Council nor more than once until every
member choosing to speak shall have
spoken. But the mover Of any proposition
shall have the right to open and close the
debate; and in case the proposition comes
from any committee, then the memb9
making the report from the committee shall
have the right to open and close the ebate
IN like manner.
ARTICLE XIV.
When member desires TO call for the
yeas and nays, he shall DO SO before the
question is decided, either By division or
sound Of voices.
ARTICLE XIV.
Every motion shall be reduced TO writing,
if the President or any member desires It.
and when so written and seconded shal be
h 4nded to the Chair, anu read aloud o. the
Secretary before debated.
ARTICLE XVI.
No person shall be admitted within the
bar, except upon invitation bya member of
the Council.
ARTICLE XVII.
After motion is stated By the President,
or read by the Secretary, it shall be deemed
to be IN the possession of the Council, but
may be withdrawn by the mover with the
consent OF the member who may have Sec
onded the proposition.
ARTICLE XVIII.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-15
Delinquent Tax List of Tama County.
STATE OF IOWA,
TAMA COUNTY.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE.


the
Toledo in said the first Monday in October 1870 tn
hour Of 10 O'clock A. M
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Allen / l.
Bceaon + NJ
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GEORGETOWN.

THE WHEAT MARKET 70 dull to-day, the only
offerings eing by Hartley Sc Brother Of 1900
bySshe's, ior which VIM. Clabaugh bid 4i.35
without acceptance at the closing OF our re-
port.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered and cleared, steamer
Exprc.7s Nickle, from and to Baltimore.
The BRRAK IN THE CANAL near Point OF
Rocks hes been repaired, and boats are now ar
irving.
GBoRGETowE, ID. c., Aug. II, 1870.
Dear Star Goodbye John" has returned
from taking observations in the Signal Corps
having failed to "see" more than SO per month
and ratiens in that institution. We were s1rry
- see him return with colors trailing, and, in
our sympathy, We exclaim:-
Nevermoie
Shall Sergeant Rohr,
OF the Signal Corps,
Wave on high
His b'ood-red flag,
Resolved to do or die,
Till not, not rag
Is left
OF Sergeant Rohr,
Of the Signal Corps!
SUBSCRIBER.
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The Courts.


POLICE Court, Judge Gray-After our report
closed Yesterday, the following cases were dis
posed of:
Corporation VS.. Joseph @. willard, charged
with violation of the sanitary laws by renting
two tenement dwellings, one on 18th street ard
one on Pennsylvania avenue, without providing
suitable privies to them. A fire was
imposed in one cose of SO and in the other $50.
being IS per week during the time Of the
Inc doorkeeper, Henry Barton, brought a
man before the judge and stated that he had for
some days been playing the game Of prete ndine
to be policeman, in order to gain admittance
TO the court room. He was very much ANNOYED
by him, and he asked that the judge take some
action to rid him Of the nuisance. The Judge
said he wsuld give him the benefit Of bearing
and seeing all, and ordered that he be retained
until the adjournment of the court
Charles d. BOYD, charged with assaulting II.
In the case OF Fielder Carter, colored, arrest
ed on the verdict Of q Coroner's jury for the
him in the stomach, in Georgetown, about two
weeks since. Mr.. Harrington, Assistant District
Attorney, asked for the committal of the pris.
oner for trial before the Criminal Codrt, or to
take further evidence In the case; SO ordered.
Charles Scott, William Briggs, and Anthony
Ruffin, all colored, charged with stealing pair
of boots from the store Of Henry Jorg; held for
further hearing to-day.
Corporation VS.. James Kelly, colored, charged
with throwing stones; committed for further
hearing.
Frederick Denfer, charged with driving a
wagon over the paved footway; fined e..
VIM. II. Upperman, charged with neglecting
to have Q proper outhousc put TO his premises
on Pennsylvania avenue; fined IS.
T.. A. Barnes, charged with disorderly con-
duct on the highway In Uniontown; fined 50.
United States VS.. Thomas Green, charged with
committing an assault ON Erasmus Hudson, q
colored boy; dismissed.
Corporation vs.. Catharine Nichols, charged
neg m hay SUff a uriy at
tached TO house on & street south, after hav-
Ing been duly notified by the sanitary officers;
tined IS.
SHILLING wHIsKgY WITHOUT LICENSE.
michael Reyrold, charged with selling liquor
wHhout license on corner Of 18th and X streets;
II ed 80 and costs. Appeal noted by Mr.. Hine,
counsel for defence.
ANOTHER FINE.
Joseph Z. Willard, charged with neslectinz
10 nave suitable privy on his premises on ID
street southwest; fined SlO
CHARGE OF HOMICIDE
Fielder Carter, colored, charged with causino
the death OF Moses Davis, coiored by kichinS
HIM IN the stomach in Georgetown ON the sfh az
August. Davis died at the Freednen's Fosnsta,
and the charge Is based ON the verdict OF IN :
coroner's jury. witnesses were exam ned who
saw the man kicked; also, the officer who made
The arrest Of Carter. and the case was POSTPONED
till Tomorrow morning 70 hear further Evidence
Frederick Wy bersaGi, char ed with using pro.
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The SOUTH CAROLINA CANvAss.-The
Charleston Courier says the Scottites must have
the inside track on the reformers. The reform
ers do great deal OF speechmaking, but the
sundry barrels of whiskey, froM which they
knock out the heads, and furnishing every
negro with a tin cup invite him to drink plenty.
1t Is needless to say that the sons Of Africa lose
all recOllections OF facts, figures and arguments
in a short time, apd 80 to sleep in the bushes
'rathing for Scott. Under these melancholy
facts the intellectual artillery Of the Carpenter
men Is thrown away. The whisky "brings 'em
down" much quicker than the whole array OF
SCOTS specnlations paraded in speech and
print.
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AMERICAN BISHOPS OPPOSED TO PApAL In
TALLIBTLITY.-The Gazette, Of Ar,sburg
council st Rome who voted agairst the dogma
o. infallibIlity, eighty-eigh Of whom v0 ed
against it Internationally, and sixty-one con-
conditionally we're Bishop Dominee, or Pitts
burg, Pa; Bishop Fitzgerald, Of Little Rock,
Ark; Bishop McQpaid, of Rochester. N. Y,
and Archbishop Kenrick, of st. Louis; also
Rogers, OF Chatham, and Bishop Bourget, OF
Montreal, British America. Voting against the
dogma conditionallY were Archbishop Blanchet
Of Oregon; Archbishop McCloskey, Of New
York; Bishop Anal, Of Monterey, and also
Bishop Demers. Of Vancouver.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


PURE WINES AND LI0UOR9.
Having made arrangements with some Of the best
Dktilleres tn the country for old WHISTLES, offer
the following well known brands ct very low prices,
VIE; The celebrated Old Grow, seven years old, IS
per gallon. ]. A. Bowens. YEAR, old, o. per gal
lon Robsrtsons, years old, $50 Per gallon. 0ld
lamky Nectar, years old, "a g per gallon. The cell
eorated Pine Apple rectihed 20 per gallon. Lon
don Old Town Gin, 9S per gallon. etoughton Btters,
NJ per gallon. Dry Catawba still, (from Urbana
Wine Company S250 per gallon. Scupperuong
sui from North Carolina, % per gallon. All the
above s at least 81 per gallon cheaper than can be
Got else here for the came grade.
Liberal discount to the trade. o. 0AUTIER,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Btters,
No. 1917 and 1919 PennsylvAni avenue, and -
North Charles street. Baltimore. Nd. jeh
MARRLAGE Is HONORABLE.
,nsSAYs FOB YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
pleasures, and sdy antasse Of happy MARRIAsE, as
OF CELIRAcT, in modern times. Sent Tree in sealed
envelopes, Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
BOX Z, Philaddphia, Pa. my23-m,wf,@
DA1CWELOR'8 HAIR DYRs
1n1c splendid Hair Dye 10 the best IN the world.
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
eoal nor any euSj6c poison to produce paralysis or
oeefn. Avoid the yaanted and deludvs Preparations
S0eeon9 virtues they do not Josseo: The genuine
W. A. betchelorb Hafr Dye has had thtsfy ys0rs'
Intefn1shed reputation 10 uphold it, integrity q
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
q All DruGgists. ADDlisd ct IL Bond ssreet,
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gasette Of last evening has the following
items:
SENT HoME.-J. j. Steel, hailing from George
town, for disorderly conduct, was discharged
upon promise to quit the city forthwith.
Breaking his promise, he was seized and put on
board OF Washington ferry boat.
FREAK OF THE LIGHrNING.-The lightning
jumped from the telegraph wires last night to
the house OF resident on Henry street, and
knocked down some of the ceiling.
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pRoPcsALs FOR FUEL,

s..,.sI pskAsuhY DEPARTMENT, August q, $50.
60 Proposals 20 furnish Coal for this Depart
% ;e ~. ~ t3ns best quality White Ash, furnace
:, ~ sons W kns alley, egg sze, 90 be delivered
may os REQUIRED, will be received until y selock
nUSn, august ~ l9o, subject TO the ccndtisns re-
snst suSh coal shall weigh 22so pounds 70 the ton,
aso ia oe Inspected and weighed and the ggan,ly
oi EACH loao certified AZ the time 81 delivery ~ ne
person appointed and qualified under the act ior tnst
purpose and that the prescribed fee 81 twenty oen.s
Tor each ton inspected weighed and delivered shall
De paid BY the contractor.
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 18th inst, the Department reserstng the
right 10 reject all portion Of TIE elos
No proposals viii lie entertained unless panied
by satisfactory ey ideDce 81 ability % tunll the con
tract. nor will any payr eDt be made wthou. the
tcafe Of the n pector that she coal furnished such
as the contract calls Tor. -
All xroposas 10 be cent 20 the Office Il the Chief
Clerk. Endorsed " Proposals fer Coal Treasury De
suSa in. sAVILLE, Chief Clerk
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fame and indecent language, loud enough to be
heard in the street; fined 81 and costs.
CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING.
Moses Stewart, charged with kidnapping md
forcing away from his fathers house George
Stewart, jr., son Of complainant. Geo. Stewart,
ST., and retaining the boy locked up against the
will of his father, and without having any legal
right to do 50; case dismissed.
CEysrs RETURNs-Eirth Wdrd.-The returns
at the Census Office from the Sixth Ward show
1,912 dwelling houses, Ellis families, and pop
ulation of II I'D