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, 1870-06-05

Withdrawn for city consumption, yeaieraay:
$500 bu wheat; ISIS bu corn 1883 bu oats;
200 bu rye
day, and 4 moderately active set Of markets,
Int With \ lower tendency in grain New
York was drmer, but il rained. That fact was
great one. though simple Fears have been
enter.aincd Of serio1o damage to the crops al
ued dry weather. We have had no rain in Chi
cago for several weeks, and the r1in to-day
WA t.oubly welcome, as it looked like an ex-
tended storm, spresding far to the West and
Northwest
Highumes we're duh, aud 1c eaaier. Sales
we're: 100 bris It S1.0l- Lon-bound lots
were nominal at sl.02- The offerings we're
light, but the demand WAS almoet nothing, and
the market closed dull. 49,.
Lake heighta were quiet, but shado bet
ter. the demand for wheat and corn charters
being somewhat better A total Of nine grain
| charters were reported, OF which faye werp BY
steam. Through rates to New York by lake
| and rail were 2.,c for wheat, and 20c for corn-
Sail rates wern Size for wheat; SC for corn,
| S9{@4c for oats to Buffalo. Wheat to Osmego
Provisions we're quiet and unchanged There
il no present demand, except for mess
pork. which is firm under rather light
t heavy oye.weiehts Of do at s29. 5o@s 90; mess
ordinary ut s2s.00@8.50 lard at l51z@15sfs,
NTH summer steamed loss 1t 15h@1595c ;
bulk shoulders At 1l54@12c; bulk short nbs
at 15@1514c: sweet picked hamsat151 z9iIc
grease. Il 1I@13e 1nd sty s taqoT snan,deIs at
16,x@16Ac for clesr nba and 171@c for clear
sdes. ssles we1e 100 brls (heay} msss as
pori At eso.oo 100 bis Do At sps''ls r. @ 100
f3s<c $1,000 ms bulk shoulders At l9e Ihe
shfnmeents OF the week were >, 162 lots 0,
pork; 52e tes lazd 4o5 tcs sweet ct, Pssea Esa tea
bans Is, 600 ms ahonlders md laa,so to1
70 % June were To-, ,sss bris pmk; s. s55e
tcs ia1l 5s.s54 tcs hans; sos Pc e, da
i5.ios.es9 lbs shoulders and ss,M, ss3 n:
middles-
.tst;.tics Of The p1uYision tIadA in New Or
issns: Canaumpdon ind shipment durins
! May-u, 600 b.ls pork 700 tes: 900 keg
ls1d nd a,m ha pseoa and ?. b. 'Uen
, 1870-06-05

delphia, 0swegatcaIe. Rocket NEBRASKA, FoaH
t1n !7 CITY: barks Golden Wess. H!aons, Jane Bell
Elizabeth 1onea, vandcrftI: ,MuctSumery, Prn1u~
fee, Twilight: schr Orkney Lass, Exg9e Wing,
Da1ten. Roberrs, k1nhait KeideEhouse. M4NeF,
Denmark, Wild Rorer, Middiesex, IFrrstIes, Sum-
nir
WtxD-SOuth.
-e- --.-
liiinofs and Michigan Cnual.
hRin1EroEr. III, June Al p. m--ClIApKn-Au-
ffoseess, Peru, Sc 200 Il lumber.
,ts tAsS1nMt,t@rsas1e nt,si Qrecn. Lasa1ie. uzht: sun-
tse. VtATa, 5 SEQ bn com HILore. Utica 5,s0g bu
corn; DirtSo. Brd's Bfiagc, ssO,oeo Is ssnI;
1isE9sss' isT1ri nS r. Rnn : ~ stone George Judi
{ds stone; Il. L peaslce. Lemont, s. Jds stone !.
Hess, denont, 60 Jds steae; stats and Stripes
Lemon!, = yds S1onei Advsnce, Leuont, g yds
Alexander, Lemont, IS yds stone; At1ntrsl' Sag,
50 yt,s stone: Colonel Aar1n, Big run S yda
ment, 81 IDS stone: {. y. wAsker, a.. Is J1ts
stone; T. RFbusn. Aarseilles, 800 hu corn
, 1870-06-05
DIR. Townsend.

ls5 South Cl.fkst, trats all Private and SexnsI DIG
eastt And Effects permanent In tic Ttr1ert
and ob4tsnstr eAses Of Seminal Weakness, Nervous n-
btlity or S.philitte Affections II kind. without tx
hen1tts Pamphlet Of Advice sent trte. Consulatiua
, 1870-06-05

Paper. Hanging mud window
xn4des. hteSt stylee PAtniz, oIl1, 4ilU and
hS1Saes, = T. E Ess.55 , 81 oEs71o:aa-s--
, 1870-06-05
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Chnpped Hands nnd F,ncrS Cured
by using Juniper Tar Soap. Made oJ CasTel,
URlarA 1 Co. New YorS.
, 1870-06-05

All Right Relieves Cornx nnd Bun-
!ouk cures cuts burns, bolts, bruises, sc1lds ETC.
Druggists have It. Is cents per box d.. Stephens
s. CLARK EHcet, fe1tEves cntnA OF bun1oas o9c esca
, 1870-06-05


Amount OF bonded debt April !, l569...
Valuation Of property for assessment.
Comptroller.s estimate Of expenses OF
Amount appropriated BY the Council as
nef table below. ........
Amount ut city Lax levy at Is mills on
f11p t1nll4F ----.----. -- - ---
, 1870-06-05
INTERNAL REVENUE
Onlclal Report nf tho COLLECTIONS In thc
Month of May 1870.

TIT following aro the collections OF internal
1eyenuttu the First District OF luIuois for Nay,
1870, as s1ciany reported for THs TRIBUNE BY
JnO. ". Ius} Eso Cashier:
, 1870-06-05


Last week..,+... -. lt,ooeossaia l,ess,&so.os
corre. week last year.. 1a,2ls,ss1.47 1,se.,lst+o
At the Stock Board, to-day, the following
bids for and Offers Of local stocks we're
fnadn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

GHS. HOwkRp'a LBCTURH.-An lntelll-
gent and attentlvo asseinblage met last eve.
ming ~ Lincoln Hall 70 hear the lecture Of
General D. o. Howard on "Persoual Expe-
Fences In the Army prior 70 and during the
General schenck introduced the lecturer
with remarks At some length on his patrl-
otlo character.
General Howard drew comparison be-.
tween soldiers who arc Christians and those
who are no, Christians, by citing Incidents
At West Point and during the Indian wars,
the Mexican war and the rebellion war,
Illustrating the characleristles OF Christian
and othor soldiers. o.t
he montioned the fact noticed by all who
were IN the war, that no soldier who was
wounded was ever known 10 complain OF
regret that he went lnto the war. Only such
a. were not wounded ever complained OF
regretted that thor went Into the war.
He also mentioned the fact that no never
saw but one dying soldier who did not mani
fsst'Some concern and hope In regard to his
fnture state or prospects, and that one was
regarded a. insane,
Atth eloss Of his able aud practical lee.
ture, General Howard was heartily ap'
plauded.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15
e,atiOnal ESepubsttan
russn.T Nosr1yenll,n..,lNARoals 81


NATIONAL THRArRE. - John L. Owens a,
uDr, on .pod,n or the " Poor q ntlemen," and
a. Timothy roodles.n
wALL's OrEaA HousR.-The ChApman SIS
tiers ard q. d bishop. In the "scious FAmi-
IT," and Jenny Lindn -.
ODD TxLLowsi Hat -Ohtflss H. he, .'.,
statlilnr and N ArveIluus msuifest'ion''"n''h
are s,id to rival the Davenport Bro,he g.,
uNtos LrGoUa HALL. X. H. WILCOX
lectures on a" Voyage to Ipaln."
wS,rsTv@sr's aALLrRr, I6T PESSsItvA'
-" hxsSgr.-Maguiacent Panoramic ENhi.
I,asRrr HALL Illinois Sosiabls At 9
O'Clock
METROPOLITAN HALL. - Variety perform
anees,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15
COUNCIL PROOEEOINGs.
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1870.


The regular weekly session OF the Board
Of Aldermen was held last evening, the presl-
dent (Mr. ]. 8. Croeker) In the chair.
Present, all the members except Mr.. Emery,
Communications were received from the
Mayor announcing his approval OF q mum
Der Of acts, among others TO purchase 500
feet OF hose for tho use OF the Ore depart
ment, and an act making an appropriation
to satisfy sundry Judgments and claims
based upon debts incurred by the corpora
tlon Of Washington prior TO July 1, 1853.
Also, Transmitting statement OF the ac'
count Of the First National Bank with the
corporation for the week ending March IA,
1870 aa folloWH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

suNDLI HvENma LAST Rev, VIM. II. Holl.
day preached hla farewell sermon TO bis con-
gregation at East Washington station. The
church was allied long before the hour 10
commence tho service. His text was Acts
xxiSa-"And now brethren, I commend you
TO God, and 10 the word Of His grace, which
IL able 10 build you up aud 10 give you an In
herilanco among all them which are sanotl-
fled.n I'm. #a. f.
II vas the most attentive audience that
was aver within the walls OF the church.
The pastor and people were very much az
fectsd, and AFTER the service, the sacrament
Of the Lords Supper was administered 10
about three hundred members. Mr.. Holiday
took leave Of his flock with the beautiful
words Of bis text. Nearly every one 10 the
church old and young, took him BY the hand,
and prayed that God would bless him
abundantly In his new ilsld OF labor. lie
goes TO Winchester, Virginia, as presiding
elder Of that district.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

TINS SECOND ANNIVERSARY Of the Mission
AIRY Society OF the Sixth Presbyterian church
was held on the afternoon Of the 18th Inst.
The report OF the financial secretary showed
the society ih very nourishlng condition.
Amer the election Of the board Of ofncers
for the ensuing year, which was as follows !
O. W, fenton, prcsldentj George Q. Heron,
Vice presidents W. NJ. Harvey, secretary,
and @. D. Pearson, treasurer, MI present
were much Interested In an address from
Hon. Mr.. Hill, NJ. O., from New Jersey,
giving an account Of a recent visit to the
Pacific coast, his observations among the
Chinese, and the religious and spiritual
wants OF the people there and along the
routes OF the great Western railroads.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

HEssRs, BooAs a Wills, 1910 Seventh
street, between X Rn1 L, are selling their
entire stock Of dry goods 70 correspond 10
the late decline Id gold. This arm is also
rseelEipg Az the latest aprlpg styles Of dry
the loWeAt market prices. -fr..E
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

NIyI YARD,--Mr, .FrapelS Wood was
yesterday discharged from the Department
Of Equipment and Recruiting Of .he Navy
Yard, Whsre he has been employed for the
past three years. deserved over three years
In the army during the late eisll var, 10 the
cavalry, under Generals Sheridan, Kilpat-
rick, Custer aud Averell, and 10 o tiTong
Republican. Much surprise ls manifested
among the friends Of Mr. Wood at the dis
charge.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

wERSmo TO sus-TRNLNTs.-A day or
two since . process was Issued to dispossess
. tenant by the landlord. The tenant had
sub-leased several rooms In the house by the
month TO other parties. When the ofiicer
produced bis authority, the tenant quietly
gave possession, but the others declined 10
Vacato without also receiving educ notice
70 quilt" and tnally made an assault on the
constable, The parties were arrested aud
taken before Justice Walter, who committed
them TO jail for twenty-four hours for con.
tempt and resisting the officer In enforcing
the writ OF restitution. II 10 well TO know
that landlords have no knowledge Of tenants
sub. renting rooms, and when the tenant has
received notice 10 quit all whomsoeyer on
the premises must vaeate at the same time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

TRANsTER OF REAL EsTATE.-MessrS.
Joshua Whitney & Co, have sold lot fronting
10 feet 8 Inches on Seventh street, between
N and o streets, by 100 feet deep, Improved
by 4 two story brick house, containing four
rooms, to Jerome Callahan. Price ", 400.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

THn wAsnISoToN err SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue,
Is open from $50 TO 7i80 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition 10 Its regular banking
hours. II pays interest on deposits. 81
ssa our for sale and rent column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

ALoPAfnr vs.. HoNnoPaTnT.-Ino our 70.
port yesterday Of the Alumni meetng Of tho
Medical Department Of the Georgetown Col.
lego, held on Saturday evening, an Important
omission was made In falling to state that a
resolution was adopted, declaring that all
graduates Of the College are freely Invited
TO participate IN the reunion, which Is 10
take place on the oath Instant, save those
who are pnetielng homeopathy to Tuch
the Alumni refuse fellowship. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

Nom or TnH HoURIHLN CLsH.-The Hou-
rihan brotAors claim that they were not the
aggressorA In the row which led 10 their ar
rest on yeaterday. Yesterday DR.. Newton
wna 10 attendance upon John HourihAn, and
pronouneed the wounds he received as
aeTionsi Whereupop Patrick procured war
rant from Justice Walter for the arrest Of
Sergeant John,on for assault and battery
with intent to I'LL, lie wnl hayoa hearing
to-day. F.H...r..I war
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

MEssRs, sELBI AND NAUDAIS, No. 900
Pennsylvania avenue, south slde, have marked
down their dry goods TO gold prices. Their
stock Is q large one, and their prices are
placed on q popular baAIg,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

Black Double, Breasted CoatA 10 order as
low az cas-, q
Good Black Doeskin Pants 70 order as low
AZ go. 1901 ~ ..tf.8'.
Good Black Ribbed DoeHkln Pants to order
for %, 1fs 0RoRaB U. HHNEno,
. ' No. 40 Seventh street, northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

socI5rr. The entertainment given BY
Farley Hammond, esq, at his residence, $40
Twelfth street, on Saturday evening last,
was one OF the most enjoyable afiairS OF the
season. CharAdes, music and dancing added
much 10 the pleasures OF tho evening.
Among the guests were Secretary Boutwell,,
wife and daughter Representative Judd,
Paine, Wheeler, Epson, Churchill and CAL
kin, and their ladies; Mrs. W. B. waahburn,
Miss Dawes, Judge Hale and daughter, Mrs.
Judge Hood, Mrs. General sypher, Mrs.
Hoag and Miss Chase, Of Illinois, Miss
Paine, Of wisconsin, Miss Cole and Mlsl
Tanchot, New York. DR.. Chandler and
asuEhter Of Mss'n sl, Mt; Walter e,
Ohio, aud many others,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

A GRAND complimentary ball will be given
BY the eltiHens OF South Washington 70 the
members Of the Engine Company No. 4, g.
J, Bowen, tomorrow evening, at Island
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

THHAMRRICLS TIA CoSrASI have marked
down the prices Of sugar aud coffee, as will
be seen by their advertisement In another
column. By consulting the prices Of gro
ceriea at this sstAbllhhmSnt money can Be
saved. Call on them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

A REGULAR MRETNo Of the Seventh Ward
Irish Republican Club will be held this eve
ning At Delaney Hall, corner Of Maryland
avenue aud FouT.and -a-half street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

Tun FnrHnsIH-sTRErT PRnaBrTHRIkS
CHuRoH.-RoV, septimus Tustln, d. D.,
acting pastor Of thls church, preached on
Sabbath morning 70 large and attentive,
congregation on 'the ldimenalons Of Ohrlst's
lovs"-founded on Panl's eplstlo 10 the
Kphs.lans, ILLS, 10, a0-'thst 20 being
rooted and grounded IN love may be able 70
comprehend With all saints what h the
breadth, the length, and the depth and tho
height, aud 10 know the love OF Christ which
passeth knowledge" Aflar the sermon two
Of the students from Howard Unlyersity
were admitted a. members OF tho church,
and the communion Of the Lord's Supper
vas admlniatered to q large number Of per-
aons, embracing most OF tho congregation
present, The occasion was felt to be one OF
peculiar Interest and solomnity. DR.. Tustln
was assisted by Rev. Mr.. Johnston, Of Nash
vile, Tennessss, oftho United Presbyterian
church. ".. # ... ..I most or.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

CHARLKs II. Rad will give one OF his
startling, Interesting aud marvellous mani
festallonI at Odd Fellows Hall thlh evening.
This entertainment IL Sald TO DO OF novel
and moAt interesting character, and will no
doubt attract the atteutioa Of the amusement
seekerS. III, .I-...... .r.. .... had.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

A GRAND BLIL, Of the Fsnian Brother
hood, will be given Thursday evening, At
ODD Fellows Hall. M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

TnH Republican InVlneiblSS OF the First
ward will meet this evening at the Stevens
school -honae. rf 'I Il .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

BOARD or TRADE.-on account OF no
quorum beIug present, the meeting last
night was adjourned, subject 10 the call Of
the president, r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

CHUnoH RncEPTioN. The Rev. 8. 8.
Mitchell, n of the New York Avenue
Pres6yteriAn enhrcb, aud lady resolved their
friends 10 tho lecture room Of tho church
last evening. About two hundred OF the
members OF the church and congregation
were present and passed q very pleasant
evening, In becoming better acquainted with
each other aud creating that soclablllty
which is 80 much needed In all churches.
This was the object the pastor had In view
In meeting his lock.
Mr.. Mitchell Ia a very energetic aud
earnest preacher Of the Gospel, aud IL be-
coming deserVingly popular as a talented
young man, which Is attested TO by the
crowded attendance upon his morning and
evening services. We think II good eI-
ample for all pastors to follow In giving
these receptions 10 order TO become better
acquainted with their people.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

PRoE. WnLooT's LEoTURE.-ProE J. X.
II. Wilcox will deliver lecture this eve
ming at Union League Hall, Ninth street.
The subject will be "a Voyage TO Spain"
aud the Professor will, no doubt, give his
saw and heard by tho Wayside. The Pro-
fessor mas considerable poetry In bis com
poaltlon, and with ample field before him
will do Justice alike 10 himself aud subject,
We hope his friends will turn out ln force,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15
MARCHl HIGH WINDSI
..oIis I. d. FIRES. pa . , 81.
Don't put ~ until To-mOTrO'Oh Insure
To-Day l,r r..r.


No. 3. r M O. A. Building, corner
NiHth and D strsst', represent only ne
best COmpdaisS, and pdy IssseS squarely
and promptly. No charge for Policy,
Survey or Stamp. Agents for PhGnir,
Of Hartford YonksrS, Home, and FIRE
meH'S, Of Ns'O York; and EneslSior
LIE. Of Net0 York l.- y. .l--- =. ~. l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

Received, That the Mayor be respectfully
meeting what further legislation IL neeesaaTy
TO have the lAmPs and lAmp.poats erected on
| ID street south, from Seventh street east to
Ninth street east, thence up Ninth street to
south street, thence along the llne Of south
b street to Eleventh street east, In accord Anoo
| with an act approved Deeen.bor 81, is6s, In the
Slxty-SlNth Council, and has been requested
/ By AT the property-0wnersi and II no further
| legislation 10 necessary thu Mayor 10 respect.
fully requested to have tbs work Aoeon
| pliSh0d.
Mr.. Hall moved TO refer To the Committee
on Gas Lamps, &c. Agreed to.
Mr.. Williams introduced bill for the re-
lief OF Frank WAnIer. Passed.
Mr.. Boyd introduced bill for the relief OF
Benjamin. 7. Barker. Referred.
Mr.. Pardon introduced bill TO set the
ouTbstoues aud pave the footwayB and gut.
terI on the north aide Of street north, DO.
tween TWenty,siIth aud TWenty-SeVenth
streets west. Referred.
Also, the following resolution, which was
RSIoIpsd, That the Committee on Improve.
| ments be, aud they are hereby, required TO 70.
port bills for the paving OF all unpAyed streets
| within the following described limits From
| Eighth to Fifteenth streets northwest, inolu
BiVe, and PennsylvaniA avenue to And inolud-
| ing II street north.
| Prof. ]. X, A. Wilcox 10 attend q lecture 10
be delivered by him at Union League hall
TO might, (Tuesday,) on "a Voyage to
spaln !" which, on motion OF Mr.. Pardon,
was accepted.
REPoRT or THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE IN RHLA.
TIoS TO TUE CHARGES AoAmBT THE COR
PoRATIoH ATTORNEY,
Mr.. Beall, from the special committee
appointed January Q, to inquire Into certain
accusations against Mr.. VIM. A. Cook, cor
poTation attorney reported. The report
fecites the resolution under which II acted,
with the testimony Of Mr.. Jas. II. Holmes,
Nat. sArdo, Geo. W. HAtton, Justice Ilter,
A. X. Holmes, Geo. Holmes, Gen. 8, D 0tkcr,
Gen. p. Y. Bacon also letters from I. T.
Fowler, BENZ, q. Loyejoy, Juai - y. X.
Cartier aud @. P. Fisher, Y. Joidan, secrs-
tAry Of tho State Of Pa, Gov. j. W. GeRry,
Judge J. NJ. Edmunds, Col. J. w. Fornsy,
Judge Jos. Casey, Gen. Jas. A. Ekln, Hon.
David Wilmot, lin 1884, Hon. Jno, CoVode
and othera.
The report concludes as follows
! The 0ommhisf have the ASnoI also 10 iqIprm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

bouevards from two three feet thick. and the
ways The Belgian blocks Of Broadway make the best
pavement ever introduced. n my opinion or tns
not do for such thor0ughfares Broadway An engi-
neer office speaks highly OF the Robbins pavement
which has lately been brought out. , r.,
In reference to the economy Of pavements. The Sci
entifo American Of last July says:
York =. u. elite: 'eS,. ar, owe, 20 Gs. And
, !, 900 ssS While many them cost i also
possible aTog on each horse .oud ,e,s @ not
ia. the saving each vehicle , Gle 70. ,hs sane
S +: .::s. = S l::s4 f: it,: :;
ss would ;%:'. tines. :s g *a = s1s .s' d
sh and ts amount !" Gs ep'1s of hs CLEANING the s
saody other gains resulting The increased cg.s q The
I'd s .. the " % a c, ,i. o. q. s
coed. r sale from the accumulation Of sit Dust .ss i
lar. Improved condition Of there cite. yhess ,sS
. .e i g S .S.
would swell the total saving to $7eOooe Last though
horse. To through Bo,dS without seeing horse a9.n Is
which would secure We hk uc
be unquesonaby superior any stone pavement
The following are the prices which have BEEN paid dur
ing the past year by the city Government Tor some Of
the jobs done on the various streets; :, ,o,o D.. No
Stow Observation-Disclosures for Dec. IL. 1860, 10 pc
laid on Madenane to Southst; on Fifteentist. from
B19aSway " Wbe Sene to
Broadway; North Moore from West Broadway to West
Fax Observation-Disclosures fled for laying Onehundrod
and.twenty -nnth.st from Thrdave. to sxth-aye, at
81 80; One.hundred-and.twenty from Second
to Third-aye., at a. Also, one hundrcd-and'twenty-
third.st. from Second TO Third-ave. at ~
McGOnegal-On Lexington ave. from Twenty-nrst 10
Thirty.fourthst.; Twenty -frstst from Fourth to
Fifth-aye. ,
seeley's Patent Concrcte-In University place. and In
Howard.st TO Mercerst at 80
q Stafford-On Fifth-aye at s. 30. . .
Observation-Disclosures, from Fiftyninhst to Ninetieth-
st., at s. per square yard.
The ordinary price LAYING the Belgian pavement is
81 per yard; NicOlson, a rs t0t5
The total amount expended for pavenients In this city,
during the past year. s95296 49, This includes the -
spectors and surveyors fees and all the ments made
account of walks, &c.