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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

SiOK TRAssIT.-The transition from gray
10 unnatural black or brown, effected by the
hair dyes and kindred preparations, lie Indeed
a sickening transit. PnLLoNB VITALIA, on
the other hand, restores tho natural hue to a
shade, and Is pleasant and safe, Instead Of
slckening and perniclous. Bold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers. ap4-eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

A LONDON chemist has been examining
steal Imported directly from Chine and
found Il 70 consist or dried bnk'Worms' a9s.,
dirt, aud solution Of gum, the favor being
Imported by teA SlfllngS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Buy YOUR TEAS, Cofiees and Spices at the
old established Pekin and Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, betWeenD and streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

70 THE CoMMUSIrY, having been so frequently
deceived by tho multifarious so-oalled rene
dies, specifics and patent medicines, look
With well-founded mistrust on all innoya-
lions In medical science. but HoFF's MALT
EXTRACT has proved the exception TO the
Medical Faculty, aud they felt Il their duty
TO recommend 70 to their patients, conse-
quently the public have honored II with their
greatest confidence. Sold NJ ALE DRUo-
0IsTs AND GRooRRs. ap4-eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

"ANp STILL ANoTHER Nur TO CRAoK.n-
Having been quite interested in. the examples
proposed for solution IN your columns, have
YentuFed TO Offer "atili Another,h which,
although VERY dtnereut from the two previous
ones, 10, I think, quite 80 prAetloal.'F
How many square feet OF boards will be re-
quired TO mAkh 80 boxes, whose timer dlmen-
ilons shall be ~ feet ip length, az feet In
1 inch In thlekneaaf y. w. u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

IHrRovEMGsTs on PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
SuE.-DAy by day We note some improvement
in the stores along PepnsylVaniA avenue,
ness In our city, and that Washington 10 going
forward. New and hno Stores take the place
Of the lcbI snowy ones, from tho Capitol to
90 10 4 very handsome one, being made BY
Mr.. Prince, the prdprietor Of tle popular loan
once, No. 1000 PennsJyAnla avenue, The
10 to ba replaced with handsome set Of plate
glass Windows and doors, In which no will dis!
play a hus Assortment Of Jewelry, fancy goods,
6e., which he has for sale. The ground floor
will be converted into nrst-olAHa aAles-room.
and htted up elegantly In modern atyle. Ga
the second noor will be a handsome pArlor for
the transaction Of such confidential business
ASis neeeasarily connected with loan ONCE.
Two entrances to this will be afforded-one By
. stairway leading to o street and the other
by the passage at The side OF the store. These
improvements, while 40 ornament to the city,
will prove general public oonvenieuoe. r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

THH wAmiNdToN Orr SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
is open from $3.50 to 1850 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition TO Its regular banking
hours. Il pays interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

JAVA CoFFEE, freshly roasted, for Ss
cents, as good as coffee sold for 40 cents
elsewhere, at tho Pekln aud Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between d and y streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

IRDuUEMENr TO Bur A Coon SEwN0
MAoHNE.-Wflcox q Gibbs' Sewing Ma
chine, the mos, simple and beat constructed
sewing machine, Will hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's
corset and hoop skirt factory, 4OS Seventh
street, between d aAA Z. .a v
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

BoATIBG HRRE-The Springfield (MAas,l
Republican says that the RiTetnide CLUB ot that
elty have sold their fout-oArec she'll
son, - to HArVAfdia old commodore and tamous
oATimAn, William nlAikis, row o. WAihipE~
ton, d, q,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

y
SIN Meaara. Read 90, the managers Of
the RiyoFalde enterprise, inaugutAted 10 Phil
yAdelphiA In 1901, had drawing OF unclaimed
prizes In this city in 1893. 10 that drawing
your ticket, No, io57ls, drew a aolld gold
Geneva watch and a gold chain, together. val
usd At 800, which article Read 10, paid 70
us with Instructions to send you the watch
aud chain as soon 80 the eto percentage was
rseetyed. We have written to you several
times In reference to the matter, aud on 40
count OF your long delay in answering We
were compelled last month to pay " taNes on
tho watch and chain, making In all t13 IS, due.
The hfteen cents IL for paper and postage.
We wish to cloae out Aeeount with Read %.
by the 2oth Of MArchj DO n you win let us
know by what express to send the watch and
chain We will do so, and you can call At the
express once aud pay the 1880 charges and
receive the watch aud ohAtn,
Very respectfully, ELNoEE \ %.
or course the mode Of ttanpAotlng business
IL the same In both cases. monsy by mail re.
oelVlng no Response, while II the articles are
ordered BY express the fools have TO pay OK.
press charges In addition and receive only 9
worthless package. should the fool apply a.
person at the number dedicated he would fail
TO nnd either Martin or Elmore. -"vr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

REAL Estate TRAHsAoTIoAs, - Melats.
william StislCney and Robert v, Fox, exeeu-
tors under the viii Of the late Hon. Amos Ken.
for the Instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb the
estate known As "KendAll Green" containing
50 acres Of land, with the improvements, for
the sum Of "a, 900. Lei. ...
MeSSTs, Joshua whitney s Co., real estate
brokers, have sold for q. W. PTAtt, lot d. sub
division OF square 8l2. fTonting twenty feet OF
Eleventh street, between N and o streets, inr
proved by 4 thtee-at0ry and basement pteeaed
brick front house, for 1880. The same frm
have also sold lOtN In sub division Of square
All, fronting twenty feet on Fourteenth street.
between o street aud Rhode Island avenue, Tor
t7,2OO Also, twO-utoTy frame house on Flew
enth street, between II aud y ptfsetn,foT w H.
o. ThOmpson. for $500 IT,. I'LL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

PAIHTUL AoCIDEFT.-Juh r. AFrlaon, eIl,,
real estate agent on Capitol nm, met with
quite pAinful accident yesterday, In the Loss
Of portion Of the thumb on the iCft hand by
the slipping Of saw Whleh he wac haLdl,ng
at the time,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

THE FASHIONS. Mrs. A. q. CASTOR, 1898 =
street, IL now opening a beautiful assortment
the latest spring importAttonB. The lAdlel
are highly delighted with the Gloves OF French
bonneta" now on exhibition at Mrs. qAItonis
popular estAblishmont, while the ribbons and
LAGOS do not escape their Admiring eyes.
While offering the very latest and best styles
Of goods that are in the market, Mrs, q. does
prices In order to carry the idea of excellence,
but prefers to sell her goods At the lowest cash
prices, believing II better to have her ouGtO-
one time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

CoHHEoTtON.-EdhOrh Republican, In com
munipAtlOn yesterday on the Uentte MARKET
bill your types made me say that "Aa TO capital
lstS 10 New York uniting 10 furnish this money,
ti io," SO. This Il incorrect and should read,
as In the manuscript, thubi "Aa to capitalists
In New York iBdiiiRg to furnish the money,
hope II Ia GO,n so, Please publish this ooTfee-
ton, A SUBSCRIBER,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

THA, ooVShH, Spices, Chocolate, Cocoa,
FlaVofiug Extracts, Rice, Corn Starch, &C.,
&C., sold at the Pekln and Yeddo tea store,
494 Ninth street, between and + streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

FoR THH BEsT and purest Teas, CofIees
and Spices go TO the Pekln and Yeddo tea
store, 42I Ninth street, between d and Z
streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06


GALE or OOvERNMBNT PROPERTY,
M. BAIoS Rogsl hHsEslL. BAIo! RogeE. Ia.
lTS ofwfr. iS.rs wi 81 bubble sustics Ssid y
nv hTsssna Gin 9E hs 2o.h day q aPE
prSssss. sSS o9Ss.S.s sss. sRS y Cd
TO hk DELIVERED AT ,s sAf0a RouoE AR
u CAST iIOS csSscn, SsiSSiss shout eto toss,
10 50 soss y ish eI anS sSsii'
rH 40 tons Of Lead.
"a e ssiS iEHS SSSn 1e.I Ss.
/. TrsysliaS Iesss, sd "a ~, ShiiT hiHsSn.
40 ssu poubis haTRsss.- aftiilsIy.
"a pssliHs snd Tarpauliaa 49,.
400 sSddis Bli M ~ 4. red and EraT,
E SS!s sIial's'
IS iTSs blSsl -suAarupls.trsbls, and double.
q,O1S fpasss, ~ wheel and lead horses.
| 900 pcasds iorssshoos.
5000 pounds BsT IIoR,
1850 pounds iSissshSs MATHS.
500 pounds HArnass Leather.
Is Sides Bride Leather,
200 BsgndS wIapPiaE Paper.
Z f I::t k ksaSssF B SSlnSs'
lo,0p Packing Boxes
saddler,, fPneIs', and ATmorera' Tools, Of the
TO III DELiVERFP At FORT JACKSON,
lr 6iCH.Iiron Cannon weighing About 400
70 tons ei shot and Shell.
ID tOna Of wIouEht-iTon Scrap.
htOnh CAAt-iTOn Scrap. 80. - . .--.--.----.
TO BB DKLlvkkEp Az FORT ST. PHILIP.
... 4 Cast Iron OaanOn weighing about 100 tons.
IS tons VI shot aud Shell
o tons MTOught Scrap Iron.
8 tons Of Gael eefap lIeqt ..,., $500.
Tops DELIVERED s FORT PIKE LOUIS
..lI i Bronze Canon, " ishing ab9ui so9 loa..
gas.,iTTesRs Sa asS shsi' AO'u' III "h'
TO M 'DELiVERED AT SHIP ISLAND, MIS-
- - BIsblPPl.
"a Tounds Of Shot aad she'll, weighing Abont
10, 900 pOunda. ID. r...
Ferms eaah, fen per cent, 90 the day Of sale,
and he fumAi nder when the property IL delivered
Thirty DAYS will be allowed for the removal o /
~ hssyN oidnanoo, All the other stores will be
REQUIRED 70 bs Thmovsd within tea days from close
PsIseas dsairing catalogues Of The articles to bo
soid oan obtaia them By application either In per-
son or b. letter 70 the Chief OF Ordinance, URiled
sisiss Army At Washington. D .. S * ~ this
h"iof OTdaApes Department Ualtsd States Army,
Chief On OTdaanes Department OF LOuisi ana,
Commanding Baton Rouge Araonal, La,
TOUOHLIR DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
~ nas9Ais fSRplG hOHsy saB be SGVaA hT hay
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

TuE sTooKHOLpERs Of the Temperance
Building Association tho Liquor Dealers
AESoeiRtlonI the Oldest Inhabitants and the
members OF the Jefferson base ball club will
dad notices Of msStingS tonight,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

RIVER FROHr,-Cf0usl'G' Whdrf-AFrived-
Schooner Only Daughter, Headley, from New
YORK, with cargo OF hay for Kuode 4 %.
Potomac Ferry Wharf.-The steamer WAWAset,
Fouke, left this WHAT this morning for Gone
River and river Andings,with passengers ana
freight,
RleyG dEJ-Arrtysd-s3chooner Erie, Me-
AlliatsE, from philadelphia, with coal for Tow
Ter a Langley,
Cdrtsr'I WhaEI-Artived - Schooner AFRO,
Taylor, from Philadelphia, with coal for Geo.
Bogus.
ClGrk's RhaI f-ATriVsd-Sohoonor OorneliA,
Vey, Clarke Owen,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

GOD FKLLowa' OHoIR.--The need OF = choir
TO conduct the musle OF the lodges aud en-
equipments, ADD furnish music at the public
IeuniOns OF the Order has been long felt.
Some two months ago the lodges appointed
delegates for the purpose OF providing q rem
edy for this want, and the result was the form.
alton Of choir, embracing the musical talent
the leadership Of Professor ]. II. Daniel. The
choir will make ltl nrat public bow on the 90.
oAsiOn OF the celebration on the 20th OF this
Any member OF the Order who has SUFFICIENT
musical ability to enable him to correctly
render his part, IL eligible for membership
The lodges are showing their appreciation OF
this enterprise by supplying the necessary
means TO purchase music and pay contingent
expenses, .H. = 7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

ALTHOUGH the Committee OF Ways and
Means has charge Of the funding bill by
order Of the House, the Committee on Bank
Ing and Currency has been considering 1t
Informally with view OF offering and sup
porting certain amendments when the bill
comes to be considered In the House. Hon
AmRsa Walker, of Boston, was with the
committee yesterday and made an argument
against the whole bill. He contended that
II 1t passed Rs 1t came from the Senate the
National banks would be ruined, and the
business Of the country paralyEed. He
hoped therefore that the committee would
endeaVor 10 secure certain amendments and
notifications,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

THR LATE HgRRY QURRH.-The grand jury
90 Monday adopted the following resolution;
whereas u has pleased Diyine Providence to
take from ua our beloved foreman, Henry
Queen, eHq., 10 the midst Of his usefulness,
aud having endeAred himself TO US by his good
qualities and kinddess Of hoArti be II there
fore
Rsioipsd, by the Grand JurOfs Of Washington
County That wo adjourn a. mark OF respect
TO the memory Of the deceased and attend his
funeral.
And Be u farther rsIolpsd, That copies OF
these resolutions be sent to the family Of the
deceased, and be published In the daily papers,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

REGISTRATION IN TnE FIHsT wARD,-The
regulation In the First ward was continued
yeaterdAy,wlth nOthing to VAry the mOuotonys
We have not yet received . sOtiee that our
SIPPs sST more s.HsIis ipiotmS(ioS thaa ,SSt
The plumber registered was tTl. An outside
tally shows that 800 OF these were eolored and
I white.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

CoRREoTIoN.-IR our report OF the proceed
ings OF the Board Of Oomnlo Oounoils yester-
day mistake occurred which does injustice
TO CounellmAn A. X. Browne, the newly
elected president pro Ten, OF the Board, la
stead OF reading; THE secretary put the
question, shall the blank vote be counted =
which was agreed tO-yeAa 10, nays l-lMT.
BTowner-it should have read, "ShAn the
blank vote be rejected 6o.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

IHG WARRINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
no 40 ENBRo0LIo.-rhe Alexandra 6a=siis,
OF yesterday evening, says
"When the GGssffe was put to press, at 4i20
o'clock yesterday eyenlng, Judge HUI, as was
appearance OF Col. Geo W. Brent, Robert w,
Falls And II. q. White, who had been arrested
Ia the morning on his order BY the sheriff for
contempt In refusing to obey an injunction
restrAi6lhs them and others, known as the
shoemaker dlrectory, from retaining posses.
sion OF the Washington aud Alexandrla rail.
that eyenIng, Gnd who had during that iater-
val been ordered to be released by Judge Un-
derwood - : writ OF haoeas eorpui, butwkom
the sheTilfhtd refused to release upon his
Judge HAr9 orders. Shortly after that hour
the parties Esmed, with their counsel, T. L..
smith, esq, made their appeAranee aud asked
the action Of Judge Underwood
Judge Hill refused to discharge them, how
ever, stating that In his opinion Judge Under
ever, and had clearly infrioged upon the Au-
thority ofthe State court. The Judge said he
supposed all present we're aware Of hls own
authority, but the State oOTtAlnly hal some
authority, and while he reminded the Judge
that authority IN hts court should be reoog-
niEed And mAlntAlned, and that consequently
he should commit the parties befOTd him 10
jail for one week, He, however, modified that
order by Imposing nne upon them Of 800
the same should be paid. Dol Brent linn di-
Ately gave the sheriff his cheek for the amount
Of The doe against himself and Mr.. white, Mr.
Falls having been eNeulpAted by the Judge
upon hie disclAim ming any eonneetlon with Of
interest 10 the Affairs OF the Shoemaker 81.
reotory The counsel for Mesurs. Brent aud
White took the usual exceptions for the pur.
pose Of appeal.
Judge HllPs term Of oHse expired last
night, as II IL understood that Judge Keith
qualified at warrenton to-day, and presided at
the court there. Nothing has been done by
Judge Underwood aimee the anAI action Of
Judge HUI, but the French direetory will be
before him on Thursday morning next at tea
o'clock, at chambers, In the room OF the Uni
they should not be punished for eontempt Of
the tniunetlbn Issued by him restrAlninE them
from Interfering with the AHalTa Of the Alex
Anhrla and Washington railroad, The trains
directory" .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

OLE BULL.-we were yesterday favored
with visit from Mr.. j. Jay Watson, the
agent for Ole Ball, who exhibited to us the
gold wreath presented him by the music
loving people Of California. The wreath Ia
formed Of laurel leaves made Of solid gold,
and contains thlrty-six pearls, one at the
point Of each leaf, aud monogram 90. b
IN dlamonda' With tho Inscriptions " Pre-.
scented 10 Ole Bull, March 4, 1870" beneath
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

THs QUESTION whether weiss beer Is a fer.
mentsd liquor has been submitted to Com
missioner Delauo by New York internal
revenue officer, and upon his decision will
depend the continuance Of the manufacture
Of this beverage. The law requires that ga
tax shall be paid on all beer, lager beer, ale,
porter and other similar fermented liquors,
BY whatever name such liquors may be
called, Of one dollar for every barrel con-
tanning not more than thIrty-one gallons,
and at a like rate for any other quantity or
for any fractional part of barrel" sc.
As the law makes no provision for stamping
bottles, as weiss beer Is put up, aud as 1t is
impraeticable to barrel 1t, the manufacturers
will probably have to discontinue their bust
nSss or appeal to Congress for relief
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

TuE PENNsYLyAsIA REPUBLIoAS AssoCIA-
TIoN held a business meeting on Monday
dent, presided. Joseph NJ, GATFetson, an old
and eiiolent member Of the association, by
Invitation delivered an elOqont farewell adj
decided TO give another sOoiAble Oh Monday
night, April IL. The association rendered 4
vote OF thanks TO r. A. MoMuFTAy and his
little daughter for tho exhibition given by
them 10 lIghinlnE oGlsuIAtion At the last
sooiAble. |.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Tho Pfesbytery OF the District Of OolumbIa
met At the First CHURCH, (Rey. Dr.. sundef-
sngsl Four-and Ls street - I'ae 9sioss
services aud sermon " tie retiring modera-
tor, Rev. VIM. Hart, pastor Of the Flhh Street
SSS,'sm s IN s fSgn Ssd
Impressive exposition Of the forgiveness Of
injuries with the conditions oft
The prs,6yts,T was 'hen 1. soIs ina,s. t s.e
and Rev. Jason Rodgers chosen moderator for
TSs Pfs,Sytsty then adjourned until this
The fact that this will probably be the last
| meeting Of this presbytefy 10 NJ present OK.
isting, and that the sane may be sac o. inc
| Its sessions In the New York Ayenue church,
adds 4 singular Interest to the proceedings.
These tWopre.bytetlss, already one 10 heart,
they win & ons 10 fofftn, sOd by their united
strength 10 Abis to do more than ever for the
cause ofthe Great Master
| And what shall be the name OF the new pres.
/ bytery, 10 . question not quite go immaterial
| ~ might AZ trst Appean whoever can sug-
se,tS ptopltlous tltie WIN confer Gtea, favor
| are sometimes monuments,
THR PREsBYTnRY or rms POTOMAC (o.s.)
Ist iAsa syeninE ~ ne New ro m Avenue e
the chair. After the calling Of the roll the
Rev D. +. BlttlnEeF was elected moderator,
Nh SSos SHE'D sS p::SssTyy .IoSs: s' :.
meet Ato o'clock this morning, the session TO
| con tinue until ., 1..'l .T..
| The Rev, Dr.. Scptlnus Tustln was appolut tied
| TO suggest a subject for conferences IN to.day's
| sitting. After the reading Of = seflea o. reSo-
| lutlons offering overtures 20 the prebbytery OF
| the District OF Columbia for a uhloh OF the
two bodies, the presbytery Adjourned.
- .'.
| TRAPa ron FooLs.-we were shown yester-
/ day a circular letter Of o. II, Martln, No, $50
Broadway, New York, ptoposing 70 sci to
= few thousand uoyernment notes, printed
| from the genuine plates stolen from the TreAs.
| ury printing once, aud would send $500 for
$50 or tlo0 Tor go N the Suitable agent" will
agree to buy the balance rs soon As the nrst
| IL disposed OF. ..........
This enterprIsink Individual wishes the or.
| deru to read for each 400 sent, silver Spoons,
| ! doEen,n and will send the box Of" Jewelty"
!. lmoneyl by express, 9, 9. d., II desired, Slips
papers are inelosed to show the lmpossibllity
United States oommissioner 70 detain 10
| custody a person who passed one Of thoee
| notes, 10 kupearIuE Ia evidence that although
] Aoounterfelt, 1t was printed from the genuine
| plate. Let this triok deceive no one IL any
! hhnitAble Agentn orders a lot Of thla money
| per direetiaai he will no doubt got what no or
dsra-A N OF worthless Jevelfy, 10 It la.ot-
| dored Q. o. d. II the money IL forwarded he
| will not be troubled furtheT. -.........
to send = t3Oo Geneva watch 10 Its rightful
owner upon payment Of the mere tribe Of
- No oil BHoABwAT.(
| Nav YoHH, Match \ $50. I
SIN Mes.rs. Road o., the msnSgeIs q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

the coming "sIDgISI'-tAo mosquito,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Hgu1HkIN,s BRUo sTQRI, OPPOSITE
~ rasaais rsRpl& hOasJ saB be saVaA bT buy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27
Oudjnance No. 40.

An Ordinance Regulating the BAlariee Of OF
hcers.
The Beard Of Trustees Of Hamilton City do or
dam - follows;
shall receive the following compensation for
their serviees-to wit; The City Marshal shall
receive . sAlary Of nine hundred dollars per an
NUN, and FIVE PER cent. On all taIes collected b.
him on real and P@ersonal pr9peTty; and also ons
Treasurer shall receive . salary Of nine hundred
dollars Per annnIn. The City Assessor shall re
eeive 3 sa1sy o. sig hundred dollars per annum.
The Chief KnRineer shall receive . salArJ Of nine
hundred dollars Per mum. The City Attorney
shall fseeivs q salary Of seyenty-hve dollars per
month, and, In addition TO such percentage as Is
SLOWED him on delinquent taxes, shall receive
i've doilar for each conviction for violation u
Ordinances. provided that the same shall in all
cases Be- collected from the party convicted, and
in no case 20 BE- q charge against the city. The
City Clerk shall receive . salary u seysnty-hye
dollars pr month. Regular Policemen shall re-
eeiYe = saiary 81 BeYenty-hse dollars per month,
ton. provided that the same shall In all CASES be
collected from te party convicted, and in no
ease 10 Be . charge against the city.
Sac. 2. Zach u The aboye salaries shall Be
payable in legal coin u the United States, In
equal monthly instAilmeutz, on the first day q
HEc. 3. Ordinance No. I. entitled An Ordi-
nance regulating the salaries u ~ofieers,' approx
Cd April 10. 1850. and Ordinance No. 10. entitled
An Ordinance defining The dnties Of City Attor-
nsy. approved April Is, 1869, and Section 7 Of
Ordinance No. 2g, entitled An Ordinance rcgu-
lating > Fire Department Of Hamilton City. ap-
proved December Is. 1850, and Section 4 Of 0rdi-
nance No. IS. entitled An Ordinance creating
the once Of City Attorney approved June Is,
1870, are hereby repealed.
sac. T. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after IT. passage.
Approved July 8. 1870.
p. EYERfs. President Board Of Trustees
N. p. CBANsEguS. City Clerk. Jy5-l4t