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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04

CArsur. For ordinary purposes, the
most useful catsup is that made from
tomatoes There are many recipes,
bat most Of Tia IN do not teach how to
make a catsup that willreslst the natu.
raj tendency Of Of watery vegetable
like the tomato TO ferment, sour and
grow mouldy, The following is for
tomato catsup that is fine favored and
will keep; Take one peck ripe toma-
toes, free flom dust, etc; eight table.
spoonsIul mixed mustard, four table
spoonsful Of salt, two tablespoonful of
ground black pepper, four pods Of red
pepper, oae half tablespoonful of all.
spice; simmer the ingredient three
hours, strains through a sieve and one
quart Of vinegar simmer ten minutes
longer; then pour it in small bottles,
cork tightly, and keep in cool place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04

BuWuy G4 BtmfNNE,s rs An1F
rrn DAVID G. Polite. q Alma, had
two apple trees that we're about thirty
yean old, and bad never borne ans
frmt nor even h0ssomod Ono o! them
bad been grated sixteen years, aud the
other Was angrafted They were in ap.
parent good health He spread two or
three quarts Of salt under each one o.
far as the Ambs extended The next
year they bore crops and baye eoutnu.
e4 Ia bearing each season liuee. The
pphca,ion Of salt was about SIX years
years age, and il has not been repeated
Masue Farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
MANY OTHER THINGS GENER,
ALLY KEPT IN 4 GROCERY.
MA mn ssE

n y y = y y " y ~
AAfuIIAH WILLIAMS w0uld iHterm The
w ruba 1h4i be stsll eabtungs Tie manu-.
fsegura q 80 tiad, 90 l4sNissss At his OLD stand,
aad ffum his 4ag aPflears h tae msuufartafe
e htAs1ss LAfHaz BE- aAitefs bimseu that be
can g. pcfsant 1rsrlet who favor him ailh their
bassnrsa la tisai liae W4I aisa tau Calf sfins
iof eusi8Eers. - faBtasriy
Nn..tt Ia a Ia. Ii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04

The following is promulgated as a
cure for corns, 1t is susceptible OF easy
trial Scrape piece of common chalk,
put a small portion Of it upon a corn,
and bud it with linen rag. Repeat
the application for few days, and you
will fnd tho corn to come off like Il
she'll and be perfectly cured.
An exchange says that roasted on
ion bound upon the pulse on the wrist
will stop the most myeterate toothache
IN few minutes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
OLD EsrAnLlsnfD HOSPITAL.

~ No. D, Beaver Street, Albany. N. u
bE. TELLER continues 10 be- conGdehliaily AMI aae
eesslnliy consulted Al forms VI private diseases A
bis old established Hospital No HEAVIER Sc Albany
~ y. Twenty years devoted to this one particular
branee Of practice enables hin 70 perform eufes such
a. 10 other physician cau and hts facilities sFS sueb
tbepg 10 Correspondence With The mott csehratsd
physicians NJ the Old WORLD ufohaining tho safest a.
well as the Latest remedies Tor hcsr disease on,r la
ducemens 70 the Unfortunate VI quiek and rapid cure
70 he obtained ~ no other office III America
Ia syphilB, gunOuhea Rleet. stTetafcd enlargement
oithe tosticles ana epemate cords, bube liberated
throat sore throat tender shin bones 4haaas ern4
uohsi bites ueers aud aii other upafien Of The pts
teu atc perfectly under control sftha Boetafs medt.
enes, and haze been tested % more than 20 e0g cas-
annually with immense SUCCESS
YOUNG MIN addicted to secret haldts, who have
impaired iber hpalth aud destroyed the te0f of theif
minds ilas denYiug themselves " tbs pleasure ~
married lic, notified that iA consulting III 4 Tfl.
Ter ihey Viii end friend 10 console shd bbytl,aa
who nae cured thousands Ia almost erery patt ~ TIE
thilta States, who applied 20 D. broken dowu iu
healih huW rejoice u an that makes llir desirable tnBt
hapPyt me faAer q o course aware tint he dtiits
y q - subject VII prevent more minute desrfip.
tug ~ ihs len4hie dlsr4sc
DIR TELLEE'. CHEAT WORK A Laak ~ -
sfybudy afartiiug DISCLOSURES IN Tflrfss gfrat
great wgl i9r tte married 8hd tlUsr tuhiAml lstibg
naulagr 2@ pHggb hll u pltir price 2b trHts.-
,'hRle married ana tlp maffitd happy lecture en
L9fe. On hnw 10 thupec partner complete aatk
~ midwifery u contains hundreds af tesrss heytr
before Published MaThHttd o. 81 worth ttffr tiiit.r
the ampunt asked fuf t Twenty -bg, eehiH in pofi.
aRe ttHmpt enclosed VIII Ffruf COPY by frtHfi mHit
d. Teller hgs devoted 90 De time ihe cure u thafp
disfasss 81 which bis book treats.
gN Office hauu from A. NJ 10 H. " and "a
sunday from ~ 3 +.
!. Persons a 4 distance raa b. cured a home.
by addressing letter ~ j. Teller enclosing Ffuli,
mate. Medicines securely pHeGci iiani obsttgsiiuu.
sant 10 any pgtf 0fths RUFId AH csses warsanied
D g charge tgf advice Aastadsuls o. hay employed
lyh y TELtEH. 81 D.
no braftf sttfrt Albany y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04

SAVING ToHAro SEED The seeds of
the first ripe tomato should be saved
with care, and when dry, be put in a
paper and stored in safe place in some
dry out-building, or in some room in
the dwelling house, in which there will
be no fire. There is danger of kilndry-
ing such seed in store room, so as to
destroy their vitality BY selecting
the seed with care, tomatoes may
be improved in a wonderful manner
We have a variety only one hill
which are as solid on the inside as wat
ermclons. They are as red as blood,
and as tender and lueious as a peach of
the first quality. This great improve
mcnt has been affected by exercising
care in the selection Of the seed from
year 10 year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
FOR SALE.

The raastiatsf aisefs ~ bslc aHr.haN interest
iu t4e hApe Peg MaHafaega8F iteatr,l Is tbe gamn
70 nuualk llsua BeuHHEtou CguatF AL whhiu
Sc ~ mlie q TIE Sunderland hfFst
Ihf atse Hsa4fd property = aus dang / rassli
seil etfah4tsgaa hEs3 uOsa and Ash ai& ~ abe aP-
sstenauats aa4 aisehsueEg &c ths a4AAufsetaHa II
sHaa larr lafi434ag K8aa steam engine he1sly
RES TIER i aise gea8 uHigf power sftArhed
La3u4fe Z ~ a8affes
J. G King
saa1sf.aad 81 ~ - is-8
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
Universal Clothes WTTngPr

Improved with gowEll's PATENT DounLE CoG.wuREis,
aud the PATENT sror, now unquestonably far SUI
nerior to any apparatus for washing clothes in
vented, and will their cost twice year, by
ING labor and clothes
Those who have used them give testimony as fol-
lows:
ave Ike our machine much; could not be persu.d-
ed to do wish0ut itand with the aid Of D0ty we feel
that We are masters Of The position Rev l.. Scott,
Bishop NJ, T. Church.
SIN the laundry of my house there is a perpetual
thanksgiving on Mondays for the InyenlionI Rev r.
J.. Cuyler,
Every week has given Il stronger hold upon the
affections orthe inmates the laundry IN Y. Oh
server
II heartily commend It to economists Of time, mon
ey, and cOutcntment Rev DR. Bellows.
"frend boty Your last Improvement Of yonr
Washing Machine IL complete success. Iassure you
our Machine after years use, Is thought more OF
day than ever, and would not be parted with under
any circumstances. "--sui0u Robinson.
The New York weekly Tribune, II Dec 10 1909 tn
answer TO correspondent says oY Washers, there Is
none tone to be compared with Dotys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
CAlII0N no FEMALES ~ pnllCArs

MANHOOD How fosr, How bts1oHfp
ky24Aa Just published, new edition n ~ CrtHlH
WILLS CHLEnHArEh EesAF on the radtea
cure tWithUnt inedicinel q SpefnatOffaa
III o. seminal Weakness Involuntary selnlhal
~-@ Losses taroTrRcr, Mental aud phytica4 ia.
capacity, lmpcdtmeHis 10 Marriage, etc also Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and fts induced " srf ndne snos
or sexual extravaganza.
gH- Price 70 scaled envelope. only eceuts,
The celebrated author IN this admirable essay clear
y demonstrates nom thirty years kuctrssiu Practice
thtt the alarming consequence u sefahuse may hs
radically cured without lie dangerous ~ internal
medicine OF the application q the kniic pointing out
mado Of enrf az once simple certain and cnectun rs
means o. which every sufferer no matter what 81 ean
dition may be- may cure himself ohehply privately ard
tndteat ~
sY"fbis lecture should BE- iB the hands u cyer,
you'h aud every man Ia the land.
sent under seal, IN piAu envelope, 10 any address
pgo4gd, on receipt Of ~ crHls % Two poet stamps
Also br tulftrMrltH Marriage Guide pHcu ~ cents
Address the publishers CllAs J. &. KLINE a co.
lYl0 lLl BoNery Now loLk. ra1L uIL-- MnA ..a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04

Plmols 90 IsgUmr0N on DoMusuc
Porlrm Pigeons sit Is days Hens,
Il days; Gainea hens, % days Tur-
keys, 70 drys Swans, TO weeks ,
Musk ducks, % days Pea fowls, IS
days Ducks, 70 to 33 days Geese 20
DAYS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
PRICES--A FAIR OFFER.

4 ~ = 10 u Il II " u It 1IItf
II the merchants IN your place viii not furnish, or
send fer the machines, senp as the retail p0ice wash
er 8lI Extra WInger ~, and we will forward either
or aoth Machines, free VI freight to places where no
one is sOng; aud that they viii be liz.
ed, that agree to refian the money any de.
sres q return the machines free 81 freight after
months sria according 10 directions.
No husband, father or brother gh9uld permit the
drudgcry u washing with tho hands (ly two days in
the year, whHn il can be done better, more cxged.
uOusy with less labor, and no injury to the garments
by buty CtplheB Washer, and Universal Wcinger.
Sod by dealers generally 10 whom liberal discounts
are made.
R, 9, BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
81 ColtIandt Street, ~ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

CNf EAST 26TH ST.-As COOK, WASHER AND
AOf noner in sInsh private family. Best city refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

COO WEST 10TH ST., NEAR 7rH MA RESPECT
LUV role grl pan cook, washer and ironer, to do
chamocESorS and waiting; cy reference Call for Two
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08
Fire companies, disbursements for.....
Finance, Department of, disbursements

Fire companies, disbursements for..... 10000 90
3,16l Al
Insane Asylum, disbursements for. 2,55l %
Interest, disbursements for. ......... 1854 10
Interest on Railroad Bonds, 869-Bank
Of New Orleans. Fiscal Agent. 25.413 -
Interest on seven per cent bonds, 1863
Bank of New Orleans, Fiscal Agent. 1850 90
Bank Of New Orleans. Fiscal Agent. 1850 90
Interest on Jefferson City Bonds, 1869
Bank of New Orleans, Fiscal Agent. 1888 81
Interest on Railroad Bonds, 1863-Bank
of New Orleans, Fiscal Agent 2N
Interest on WaterwOrks Bonas-Bank
OF New Orleans, Fiscal Agclt..... 33,3j5 90
Improvements. Department of, dis
bursements for...:-...-..-... L1ass7
Inquests, disbursements for. ........ f,4.4 90
Jury service, disbursements fOr........ 6,764 90
Law Charges, disbursements for........ 5,3T 81
Lighting. disbursements for. ........... 1909 %
Markets, disbursements for.....:. ass IS
Mayor, Department of, disbursements for 2,O0l 90
Metropolitan POlice-MetrOpOlitan War
rants received Z2.2JS AZ
Treasurer 1895 90
las-State treasure. $50 30
lst9-State Treasure. 1881 81
Metropolitan Police Fund.- S. Walton,
New Orleans park tax, laSs-Bank OF
New Orleans. Fiscal Agent .......- l9,92f ~
Orphan children. Mrs. Hagserty. bal ~
Parish Prison, disbursements for....... 6,762 30
Printing, disbursements for ............ l5,4o9 ~
POntchartrain Railroad tax, Bank OF
New Orleans, Fiscal ASent....... 2S2 AZ
Police Department of disbursements for LILO 81
PubIic Schools. disbursements for. 23,I18 O5
Public Pounds, disbursements for. ~ 80
Public Squares, disbursements for. LOO 6o
Public Accounts, Department OF. dis ~
bursements o,3s5 %
bnrsements for AIS 90
Recorders' Courts. disbursements for. 4.}03 90
Reimbursement OF taxes. 1869; disburse-
mentS for a. w
Sanitary expens,s disbursements for. 1891 80
Streets. Bureau of. disbursements for. &c, s09 Is
for. l,46l 20
Wharves and Landings Bureau, dis
bursements for. 4.1So IS
waterworks, disbursements for....... $685. IS
WaterwOrks and Public Buildings, De-
partment of. disbursements for. 2,5fe 33
Workhouse, disbursements for ......... 1,132 50
Sa5l ,437 50
Balance. ............. AS, 1863 48
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08

Total. ..$22,438 A
Seq BE it further resolved, That pay
ment of expenditures as above, shall be
made upOn vouchers approved by the Ad-
ministrator of Police, and the Administra-
tor of Public Accounts shall draw his war
rant upon the Department of Finance, in
favor of the person or persons holding the
vouchers, approved as aforesaid.
The ordinance providing for the dog ex-
penses was read a first and second time as
follows:
A resolution appropriating money, on ae-
count of the Department Of Police, for
the payment of certain expenses incurred
in the month Of August, 1870, under the
provisions of ordinances Nos. l79 and 3S9,
Administration series.
SECTION l. BE it resolved by the Council
of New Orleans, That the following sums of
money are hereby appropriated to defray
certain expenses incurred during the month
of August, 1870, under the provisions OF or
dinances Nos. l79 and 3S9, Administration
series:
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Edward Burns, new work, in August,
$403 "A.
9. Expenditures of the Bureau of Streets.
thirty-seven thousand four hundred and
ninety dollars and th~irty-eight cents
1887 ,49O 3S), as follows:
Pay roll of salaries, 1886 &c.
Pay roll of wages. S25,6l3 ID.
Purchases
Brooks Carnes, bridges in Sixth District,
$500.
John Clark, labor, etc, on Magnolia
Thomas NJ. Connolly, ballast, $374 50.
William Henry, ballast, $3.50.
William Henry, ballast, $3.50.
William Henry, hauling ballast, $l48 50.
To. Emler, iron bolts. SIS 60.
Hasam & Pooley, hoe handles, s36.
TT. West, hoe handles, sl2.
T.. J. Emler, machinery, Sll so.
Alfred .MoultOn, charges on sweeping
machine, SS4.
j. l.. Gubernator, hauling pile driver,
$2l 50.
Hasam & Pooley, lumber, S498 50.
New Orleans Republican, printing, Sl68.
NJ. COudran, shells, Sl2 20.
4. Expenditures of the Bureau Of City
Drainage, five thousand three hundred and
five dollars and seven cents (So3O5 U), as
follows:
Pay roll of salaries. 1891 66.
Pay roll Of wages, :3O55 %.
Purchases
Folger & Co.. paints, etc, So3 II.
John Ward, repairs to boilers, $50.
McCloskey & Co., coal, $3.50.
McClOskey Il Co., coal, $3.50.
Dennis Cronan, hardware, $l65 y.
Thomas Fawcett, wood, $50 50.
Charter Oak Company, wood, IS.
G. Duhamel, repairing instruments, So.
New Orleans Republican, printing, Sl6.
Louis Gagnet, hire of dredge-boat $40.
Louis Gagnet, draining into Carondelet
Navigation Company's Canal, judgment Of
Fourth District Court, $500
REHABILITATION
Department Proper
Pay roll of salaries. ............. 4l6 o.
1864 s.
Charity. IS 90
Bureau of Streets
Paw roll of salaries. 1886 &c
Pay roll of 25,632 ID
Purchases SAG 81
Contracts. $3.50 60
bureau Of Wares and Landings
Paw roll of salaries. I.733 81
PAY roll of S23 20
Purchases 3l5 4S
Contracts. 5S3 80
Bureau of City Drainage
Pay roll of salaries 391 66
Paw roll of 1866 %
Purchases. 1853 lS
Judgment of Fourth District
Court. 500 90
Total, Department of Improve
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1ptil, department VI sllupTONC
ments. JOY 80
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained. etc, That
payment of expenditures as above, other
than those of salaries, and pay rolls shall be
made upon vouchers approved by the Admin
~istrator of improvements, and the Admins
traitor Of Public Accounts shall draw his war
rants upon the administrator of Finance
in favor of the person or persons holding
the vouchers approved as aforesaid.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, etc, That
the Administrator of the Department of
Improvements shall furnish to the Depart
ment OF Public Accounts a certified alb
stract of the pay rolls of salaries due by his
department. The Administrator of Public
Accounts shall draw his warrant upon the
Department of Finance for the aggregate
amount thereof. and the Administrator of
Finance shall tax the individual receipts of
the parties borne upon the salary and pay
rolls.
Mr.. West called up the pay roll of the
City Surveyors Department., which was
amended by reducing the pay roll of me-
chanics from sl4s0 IS to sl4l9 Is, and so
amended was passed.
Mr.. Delassize called up the appropriation
for the August pay rolls of the Department
of Public Buildings, which was passed.
, Mr.. Pierce called up the pay roll of the San
itary Inspectors, which was passed.
Mr.. Pierce called up the ordinance max
ing appropriations for the expenses of his
department., which he had amended since
the second reading by adding two thousand
dollars, the cost of capturing and killing
the dogs.
Mr.. Shaw and the Mayor objected to SO
large an increase OF third reading, and
thought the dog costs left a very small mar
gin of dog profit realized by the AK.
Mr.. Pierce agreed to divide the ordinance.
The pay roll part was adopted as follows:
A resolution appropriating money to defray
the expenses of the Department of Police
for the month of August, 1870.
SECTION |. Be it resolved by the Council
of New Orleans, That the following sums of
money are hereby appropriated to defray
the expenses of the Department of Police
for the month of August, 1870:
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Total. ar ao1 on
Inc account of the Louisiana State Reg
lster now before you, increases this amount
TO more thar twenty thousand dollars. ex-
in a futile attempt to collect ten
thousand dollars. I recommend that both
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08

C. Dunn. wood. as 90
j. P. Sarrazin. tobacco two months IS 90
+. Clavel. drups. 81 40
Palmeson. Vegetables. as so
HOME OF AGED AND INFIRM.
v. Pesso,,. orocer;es 95 43
L. Ruch. fresh beef 80 90
j. Ready, one months rent to thirty
first Of August. ................ 10 W
COURT HOUSES
A 1evro, na;ntinp q 90
l.. Wangler, repairing clocks....... . W
V. Guillaume. tin cutters. ...:...... . oo
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Fertilizing Company ,cleaningprivles 55 %
far Civ Hail. $50 90
p. II. Quinlan, repairing urinals.... rs %
MARKET HOUSES.
r r Houlin rcDairinp Washington
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08
REGULAR MEETING.

CirY HALL, NEw ORLEANS, I
" September 6, 1870.
Mayor Flanders called the Council to
order at halfpast seven P. d., and pre-
sided over the meeting.
The roll was called.
Present: Administrator j. r. West Jim
provements), Alfred Shaw (Accounts), l..
T. Delassize Public Buildings), S. c.. Finley
{Commerce), E. w. Pierce (PolAe), J.. S.
Walton (Financel, and II. Romano ASSESS
mcnts).
Reading of the minutes dispensed with.
Monthly Report.
In accordance with the charter, Mr..
Delassize presented the following monthly
report:
DEPARTMENT OF WArERwoRKs AND
Public Buildings, September 6, 1870.
Hon. 3. F. Flanders, Mayor:
The operations Of this department during
the past month partakes of the dullness
prevailing in business generally.
wArERwoRKs.
The only extensions made during the
month were on Kerlerec street from st.
Claude to Marias streets, and on Marais from
Kerlerec to st. Bernard streets, ll36 feet,
lack of pipe causing a cessation of labor.
The Council having authorized the purchase
of about three miles of pipe, a resumption
of work will take place at an early day.
The quantity of water pumped during the
month was 1875, 487 $50 g~allons-a daily
average of 6,3O6, 032 gallons. The coal con-
sumed was 3824s barrels; quantity Of water
pumped per barrel of coal, S9,12S gallons.
Collection of water rents during the month:
First District, 1876. $3.50 &c
First District. 1866. q. 90
Second District, 1876. .............. 100 "a
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accounts be remanded back to be corrected
and verified by proper vouchers.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
New ORLEANS. August 30. 1870.


New ORLEANS, August 80, 1870.
Hon. Benz. +. Flanders, Mayor:
l have examined the bills of the Republic
can standard and Louisiana State Register,
as requested by you.
Bill of Republican Standard for 1852,
simply states that the amount is due for
printing, as per bills herewith. But no bills
accompany it. 1t is approved by II. G.
Caulkins, and passed the late Council of
Jefferson City, but l am unable to find
vouchers The resolution passed by the
Council of Jefferson City states that it is
for publishing tax sales, but, as | before re-
ported to the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts, find nothing to prove it a just or
proper bill.
Bill of the Louisiana State Register for
S300S, seems to be for the same items as the
previous bill, lit is the same paper with the
name changed, although the mounts of
both bills are claimed by the proprietUrs of
the paper.
Vouchers do accompany this bill.
There are sixty-four item bills, all for adj
vertising property for sale by order of Ii.
G. Caulkins, Eighth Justice of the Peace.
under judgment for tax bills of lS6S. But
out OF these sixty-four suits, fifty I've set
tied in full with charges according to H. C.
Caulkins' statement and his return of I'M
collected tax bills. The other fourteen tax
bills have been returned to the city, and are
in its possession. Caulkins has been collect
ing the costs of the court, including the adj
vertising with the tax bills. That you may
understand and see that these bills have
been collected, l copy from one Of the bills
returned by Caulkins as follows:
Tax bill No. 1886, suit No. 3Os, amount
of tax 1868. $50 90
Interest So, Az Rel. S1............ 4 90
Court SO 80, Constable s. M. 6 SO
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to July Z, 1871, Sit.
New Orleans Times, yearly subscription
to August l9, 1871, SIG.
New Orleans Picayune, yearly subscrip-
ton to August 9, 1871, SIG.
John Cockrem, kilograms and repairs to
Office stamp, 50.
John w. Madden, stationery, $42 s..
j.. X. West, livery of horse for five
| months, authorized by ordinance No. 400.
I Administration series, $3.50.
Charity authorized by ordinance No. %.
Administration series:
&c. Peasants. forage, $40.
Cain & Dipert, fuel, $50.
3. Expenditures Of the Bureau of Wharves
! and Landings, three thousand four hundred
| and t%ifty-five dollars and eighty-three cents
(S3455 83). as follows:
Pay roll of salaries. $l73 80.
Pay roll of wages, 1923 20.
Purchases
James Little, lime, 50.
Folger g. Co., hardware, S2l SO.
Potthotf & Knight, paints, ETC., 50 93
u. NJ. Pike. lumber, SAG GO.
NJ. Coudran, shells, 1917 50.
Robert II. Boyd, whitewash brushes, etc,
s. SO.
l.. Shadwell, repairing skif, $40 05.
Towboat Continental. removing spars, $50.
Southern Plastic Slate Roofing Company,
patent roofing, $l35.-
Contracts
w. II. McChesney, towing nuisance boats,
$3.50 80.
M. Coudran, shells, $50.
NJ. Coudran, shells, $45.
NJ. Coudran, shells, $50.
John w. Madden, stationery, $50 so.
w. D. Ash, expenditures on account Of
office, $l2 Is.
Folger e. Co., hardware, $73 Is.
Steel & Co., stationery, st.
Mcclellan & Co., curb stones, $19l3 q.
e. D. White, repairing and keeping in re-
pair paved streets, third ward, 1871 sc.
. NJ. NJ. Feeney, repairing m keeping in re-
pair street bridges, Second District, 1896 66.
M. M. Feeney, new work in August $432 81.
Thomas Duffy, repairing and keeping in
repair street bridges of Third District,
1882 81.
Edward Burns, repairing and keeping in
repair street bridges Of Fourth District,
$499 IS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08
Reports by City Omcers.

Assistant Attorney NAPLES presented the
following report, which was ordered to be
printed and referred to the Mayor:
OFFICkI CITY ATTORNEY, I
September :, 1870.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The petition Of John Coleman & Co., with
its accompanying papers, is herewith re-
turned. The petitioners claim 49l 1913 Is Of