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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

Ther.yemm p, of Quebec has decided TO grant
g. 900 .010 acres Of land TO aid companies in the
construction Of a rlilyay along the north shore
OF the ST. Lawrence, connecting Quebec with
Maai-eal md I-isws.
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EXTENSION OF VISIT
CsTL
February 1871.
DE-. u. WE @E.EY SnYTs7.
Surgeon Az cOnsulfing PAysiel1n 70 Dr. LIGHT
LA's Medical ava Surgical EnstitAte, Ne. 81
BeaeoH Street, Boston, may Be con.
'uFed daily at the
E9.V WEISS HOUSE,
BURLINGTON, VT.
III Diseases Of the EYE, CATARRH, DEAF /
NESS, DISCHARGES from the EAR, NOISES In |
the BEAD, THROAT AFFECTIONS. CONsUMP- /
TON, ASTHMA, LIVER and KIDNEY COM /
PLANTS, GENERAL and NERVOUS DEBTLI- |
TF- AID an CHRONIC DISEASES OF whatever
nature
surgical Operations.
Fa- be Zero y CROSS EYES, CATARACT.
@-o sk'Ilmuy performed.
CONSULTATION FREE.
ST.BTE.fF8l.vg' OF
Is Va. gs. ROBERTS. Esd
% 81 LBfrRN

suHLBrFy, Vi, December 9th, 1870.
Das. LIoHfHILL AND shy Fl,
Gentlemen IN answer to your letter Of inquiry
co-cs-ui-r my health, ! am hsspy to say
limit impr5voi to an extent far beyond ny OK
peetator- ing chest pains trouble re no more. and
my cough, with the catarrhal symptoms have near.
'y Pleel away Icaa eat three times a day with a
-.. hearty relish, and also ,o.. wei nights. which
have aas leel able t. Do fr 4 Ion; time before
i.is.a; myself under your treatment, and must
e'-f.'5 that went To sou a. last resort. Your
~la.ts ir ay r1ss have been completely successful
thus i.r AUD I,ow l9ok 'or speedy and ra1iell
cure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

= car lOld Of pressed hay, boaui s,s Boston,
csught FIRE from the engine, at Whiting station,
Thursday neon, ard ves entirely Consumed.
Loss estimated at about $1,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

The foundations of the new High school build
ing on College street. have been completed; but
ga account of the approach Of winter, further
work Will be suspended until spring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09
NOTICE.

LTOTIcE Is hsrehy given that give my : n Ems
" Baltic Williams. lis sine finE the rest OF his
lnino itv, and shall claim none HE earnings, and
pay no debts OK his contracting sfter this dsIs.
MRS. SARAH :. JACKSON.
Underbni, Nov. "A, IsTs.-s2u3w
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CHARLES HADLET.


ir hss-3 Rf'lri, Esg, ren5,r U The
Ttife..s4 Cn-.v Bar
Tr.ltvg~-N Do. q t--I
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FavorabIy Known Since 1929,

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B \. FahuestOck's Vermiiuge. be particu-
hrly careful 10 see that the initials are Il.
4. inns is tlo artIcLe tLat las boon so
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HIRAM 5. HART
REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
prrBr ,,--.., ~. .,t 40.

REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
BURLINGTON. Oct. s2'. l-;o
DIS. L,5l.uLl 4 saYTHs
GEyusar~.-Two weeks go called at your of
Gee ia this city to consul, you in relation to deaf
ness in both oftny ears had besn deaf in ono car
far-ix years. The other one rapidly growing worse
during the past SIX months until had to he spoken
toin loud tone orvolce when quite near, In order
20 hear atall. Af.e- balm; under your treatment
Tor two weeks, an happy TO say that you have
perforated q complete cure in both cara, so that
can now hear tbe lowest whisper
". KAVANAUGu
State ~ Vermont, I
Nhittendon County So. At Burlington this 9th
lay Of Oct, $50 personally appeared VI. Kavan
au-h, and made oath tina, tae above statement by
HIM subscribed is trus.
Before ne, II. Il. TALCOTT,
Justice Of the Peace.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

s..3 -l-t.sslaks H. re,,a.'y kasi 3, tie
e.. Nar5Fs," Lake George The reptile meas
arel four feet eight inches ii ieagti, and had
-s- titles % him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

s-r..-4n old lady and her daughter,
tctrusr alectirg to be ielf and dumb, have
solicited r,cua'ary So in this city and Rutland,
claiming; lat Jh.y wish to go 10 Wate River
ra.au They also claim 90 have had but
-.-,t..1t FIR several days In this city they
.r.I . the Van Ness House il good style,
-.-.t..-
t.-a-.. a-tir., whose imrositors .be public
..l .aato1el
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09
Tinsiey', utOmalic Feat Governor
FOR nor AIR FURNACES

TinsiPT'- Etonattlc = eat '"Nt'"''
FOR HOT AIR FURNACES
Thu 1--we, { on has TOW boea thoroughly tested
for Tour Years and is offered to the Public as
perfec. remedy for the Inc'nveniences, Dangers
AMI Annovan,es arising from Furnaces Is ofiinari-
IL managed. Some Of It's advantages are,
~ A sure Remedy COR the Escape Of Sas or
Smoke through the House.
ID An Economy in the use OF Coal ia.
al IL prevents Clinkors and the necessity OF SUIT
ing Ashas -
heated Furnace. -
eth. Gives unif5rmity Of Temperature ~itf every
change Of the Weather, savi'g cara AM ume
IA the Management Of the Furnace.
In order to gain thes. advantages. il il only ne
,ssssr, T. indie the fre supply the Goa ami leave
the Furnsce (wiihout fegard g. the Drafts) TO the
ere Of the :. GOVERNOR"
ATTACHED TO BRICK OR PORTABLE FUR
NACEs, OLD OR NEW.
~ send for Pamphlet. =
TINGLEY AUTOMATIC HEAT GOV. CO.,
AT Congress, cor Water S., Boston
Nov IS--tceoc &w3mos
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me NEW roRK METHODIST.

Now Boo lts Eleventh Year, publishes Sermons. a
ser al story for the Family, new rhildreus St0rs
every week hats with the utte folks. EditI-ials
by the res, Methods w .er- And ofhe Foreign
ua pofoes .ic C0rresp uulrD e.. tuI Fog ar-meut Of
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year. Liberal premiums u- ca D. comm s'oas %
riuvassers. Subscriptions commerce u any time
+ NJ specimen co.e e tr1 cent stamp O. p epsy
postage Address THE METHODIST, ia Nasssd
st y Y
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= CERtSTNIsS GIFT Co al Yearly sub
scr.hers o. Apu'c''u'- jrurua., pa lish'd
Weckly. Two month. subscription ga;p The
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gratis Co all "a s--ites remit NJ 81 for the Jear
I-7I.
any one del Gus OF mai ING t-ial of q Journal
T. see vLc her thlv like 20. can have 10 for " -
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1870
HIGHER FDCCAT,ON.

FAMILY FAvORITE'
SEWING ss'KsisEs.
Strqirtt N.sf'e Elastic iocS NfifeA, aiiAe On
ram ,,is- he most sirrrie essIt-J TO run, clean OIL
sdiu. an. learn and ataptct 10 wider range 9i
WORK tan q b other Machine i1 the market VIII
sew Irun LAR 10 LslfAer uIfa0rt any cAGHgs NAai-
err.
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beet seziuE Machine
t5oid W.f1f AZ Americ N Institute, l'ot.
Gold Nsdsi -, Nsry and IN utute, log.
Tas Tsrmoat Sf-fs Far '~7l, awardel the 1ss4
.s Family EavIrire'' ths b. PRIZE AND A DIP
Sill ~, small r,,rtttv pay f ems and fully war
rant.+ .frsrs 4.s~fs sra1ted In every unoccupled
t,-n fr C9tfen]eu. La-noiiie and Grand Isle coun-
ties send for samples and circu ars
&c. RIVER. 6ES'L AGENT,
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Nov I--dEw6m
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GUS LI-4gf
WM. Il ROBERTS.
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p----v-I N. Tbitcomb has sid bis home
.--.-- s IcGiuris for $4,000
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MaRvJ. RAxDALl's ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT } 70 all persons con
,,,.- --. 90 ger. eli iu Chs Estate 90
10 10y 4 .uH eu- K3shins, iE-c
Of Burlington IN sad District deceased,
bRFFrIvG.
AZ a Probate Court holden AZ Buzz. n-tHn. within
and for the District oi tltteucen, the 18Th day 0f
Nogem er, a. d. l--. an Ins .ruWeut. purportiug 90
De tle last N 30 cun I--tAme1t of A .h-us to1riu-
late 0f hu-l u-tlr. iu said District, deceased
was presented o. the Court Aforesaid. f- Probate
and 10 is ordered ny sai Court that the a-u DAY u
li-cenh.r. A d. l~lI. NJ the Probate Court Rooms Ia
said Burlington. Dee ass. -uei for proving said In
strumeut, and that notice thereof DE given % all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks .ccess.vely iu the Harrington Free iress
q newspaper printed at said Burlington previous %
the time appointed
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 20 appear he
fore sad Court az the time lnI place aipresl 9. and
contest tle p-Hlte OF said Will p sou have cause
Given under tuy hand at HG-.In-- iu sad Dis
trict this .-th day %. Nov. a j.. $50
1lE3w r. +. WALES. judge.
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VERMONT REGISTER. 1871.

Tn, publishers e Vs'ton's We mont Register, tho
Vernon: Directory, tato Atwsters) are nov ready
20 reoeivc orders for thom n any quantity. Deal
err. or Others wishing them, viii please send IN
-...-.- I - --.... u I'LL.
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o. the safe. Send 10 tbs orders %
TIE CLAREMONT MANUFACTURING CO.,
CLAREN0N~, y. n.
dec 2-ds1llw q W till Ian IL.
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WHEREAS. application hath been ml.e 90 tIis
w Court IN writing. hy the q .iuIni tla-ar of Fad
et8te. IrHyiaE tor Do an auth rty C. sell the
real ate nf ait rccra Ell. except HI bonn teal,
.nciud the reve-s. Of tn .IIuws "0s,r IN re
10. 1T % f,rh that IT, " IA q no rencd a to the
hers and all ers us Itrr-st-d Ia st 90 ats ~
sell ali the real e-ttje Uf sa+ -celssl * % lie
honest o. place ami convert th- came into mone1
and tia. -u.h lee Is n-ce ssry 70 pay eNfe1ses 90
atmnistrst On anf all the els 10 said a. ate hay-
ms filed IN Court theit cons D to saca SAFE IL VII
ting
Wnereuuou TIE said Cou-t appointed and As
sigred the sth day Of Dec A. D. 1870, AZ the Pro-
tate Court Rooms, i1 iii strict. % hear and de
eide upou said appl 'a;Iou and p utiol ant ordered
public notice thereof hc given ro al ierous intee
to therein hy publ shing ths order, to-e'hsr
with tho tune and plecs Of ann three weeks sue
ces-iveIr in the Brrlia-ton FRHs PRE-s, newspa-
per which ci-cl.lto- iu tIs mel ~ oi m -
persoss interested iu "a stste. Ell 90 TGich pub 70
cations shall be previous o the day sned f''
he srirg
THER, FORE, you are hereby notified O. appear be-
fore said Court az the tmc and a e as-isn'd then
and there Court. % M tEe your objections u
the granting such license. 10 YOU see cause.
Given undermv hand at the Probate Court Rooms
this I9th day Of November, A. T. $50
T. Z. WALES,
23w3w Judge.
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SINGLE COPIES

AID ERTISENIENTS
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TERMS. INDUCEMFNTs, &C.

TERN~--S3 Year Of - NUMBER, and only
$50 ia Clubs often. This Quarters n Numbers
sent F Et. cs u'e-Gf a-ore Our club Induce
ments for tssl ar unprecedented. Specimens, Pre-
mlum List. Sc sent free g. ~. forming Clubs
and We want 1--we T. uh Agent in every Town. At-
Dies
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WE WILL PAY AGENTS
\ salary of 80 a wses Or allow large commission
To 81 u Du- new Inventions AutTess. trtfs sfsHrp,
J. v. FRINK a co, Marshall, Men.
CnER,:v pECroEIL TKOCHE~
Az, su9e-i.r 2, rli .th-r. for u-hs Colds,
Asthma Irlrch ri aa1 Luu- Il 1i ;al.iys, sr5 *
ceedn.lt ualatab.s. have none IL thal nauso ttinS
horrible Cuhet t5s-c. very sa1th ~ aid act Ike
a charm. s.nI- G 81 trs. and fu1i Speakers
vii dua they ore especially aifP-et % Ia voice
els1 - -
RTSrETuN's o.. NJ con LIN Err OIL
for Causu-- p-ion ant -cr'.a.a, fr,sh and pure
fr 8 trotu,s.. u-e n9 p-n,- sold by Druggists
genera iy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

And purchasers must insist on having Il
il they 30 not wish to have an Imitation
forced upon them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
sickness, Pain in ana aaa v !. =.

..:5is as penalties fsf Violations . 49, 49,
HssEs: r. s::;s:
;:sss "a sSsass 1s:ssss; s:sss
tssss II :ss:. -.
sRply to sbese no Dc ret, nssss
and conditions Of life are suhefT{aan2s, -.
ing from the effects Of some dreaded and dfeSdf Ae
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20

Z
ment to the Constitution of the United States I;
and we appeal to the people of the State to elect
"a Legislature that viii remedy these evils and
legislate in the interest of humanity and JUS
tice.
ResoIred, That we oppose as unwise and as an
unwarranted restriction of the elective franchise
the law requiring every voter to vote in his
civil district-and we demand its prompt and
unconditional repeal -
RESOLVED, That the 18th and 10Th amendments
to the Constitution of the United States being a
part and parcel of that instrument, the law
passed by Congress to enforce the provisions
thereof should be executed, and we call upon
the Administration for q rigid and faithful ex-
ecution of the same 1850; r..
RESOLVED, That it is the opinion of this Con-
ventlon that the Congress of the United States
should grant material aid to what is known as
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Resotred, That the National Republican
Party of the United States IL the great party OF
progress IN the country, and ignoring all past
polItlcai differences, we hereby cordially invite
all good citizens, whatever they may have been
or have done in the past, to unite with US upon
the broad and liberal platform of that party
Just before the adjournment of the Con-
vention, the following resolution was of
fered and adopted: Hea nn..
RESOLVED, That a committee of three, one
from each of the grand divisions of the State,
be appointed by the chair to receive subscrip-
tons, and to establish and conduct newspaper
in the city of Nashville ms the organ of the Re-
publican party of the State of Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently shes-
want of red blood, and Mr. Churchill in his Herk On
blood is remarkably deficient In red eorpuses sna ks
known property of iron 10 correct this Aesry
the Citrate Citrate of Iron enters largely iats he
congestion Of English Female BiteIs combined with
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and ths pinsy
woods of Mississippi, found certain hard and HAY
root which has been in secret use BY come old ND
wives for many years. possessing magic powers in Ses-
latlng and restoring all females suffering with any as
lection of the womb This root have obtained tavs
principle ingredients in these Bitters. Other powerful
uterine and general tOnics also enter into s
ton. We also add Leptandra or Black root suieien,
to act upon the liver and keep the bowels open.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
Blooming Young Girls,

Middeaged matrons those at the critical period and
the aged grandmother all cured by the use Of ear
English Female Bitters now prescribed and use1 ~
physicians all over the country
If you are troubled with Falling of the Womb az
tended with sense of weight and bearing down psin
in the back and side and other attendant eyis Hnsh
Female Bitters will give entire relief -
Those at the turn of life" mothers after eonans-
ment and all others male female who are eonvass
cents from any Protracted facilitating plai.t
who gam strength slowly, and whose digestion . dow
their system demands 1t gives powerful Appetite
aids and assists digestion, the liver
mentally and physically, and fills the whole system
with pure crimson blood eOursng through its channels
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
KNoxvILLE POsT.oFFICE HOURS
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

..H... q. .s.. EAST TENNESSEE.
Hon. George Andrews, Hon. A NJ. Cate,
George w. Ross, James A. Galbraith and
w. +. Yardley.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Hon. Horace II. Harrison, Col, Thomas
Waters, Gen. t. J, Harrison, Capt. John
Ruhm and Moses R. johnson.
WEST TENNESSEE.
Col. l.. b. Eaton, Hon. w. w. Murray,
w. Il. Kennedy, J. J. Winfield and Isaac
G. Reavis
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
(, .Tsd ,. nsdw L-IsiIdrr 81 ITfV fs9Istnf 5f7sr
English Female Bittols,

* =
The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female R.
ulator known, will cure al those complaints sSsTe
mentioned In an incredibly short time The Bitssrs u
once arOuses strengthens and restores the womb 10 IL.
natural condition. removing INSTRUCTIONS, rsBevsDE
pam and regulating The menthiy Yesigd. fssfr
to womanhOOd she is the pride Of ALL but hark sks
silently steals pickle eats chalk slate pencil; ss
solitude; her longer sparkles her mcrJ isash
Is no longer heard ringing through The air she nsrs
about with blOodless lips and gums, with hesdacks
papitatiOn. constipation. swimming OF the head cd
feet and hands melancholy; she has costed tongSs,
to mention. ~ fl7 zlfE3IhT.0 llrE ~ "a
When neglected all these symptoms become sexrsrar
ted, there is sick stomach heartburn, dark line ~
ties under the eyes, the legs and ankles are swollen As
hair loses ITS gloss and falls or there britsnes sad
splitting OF the finger nails swollen abdomen exers
nervousness, hetfulness, pains and s<hes. dry e0&xA
hysterlcal hts, rapid prostration epifepy sad desA
IL you, or any Of your friends, thus AFFECTED ssod
at once for Bottle of English Female Bttsrs se1 Be
cured. Its effects are magical in such sonptsknSs.
Surely no mother will postpone and delay ths Sn{y
until ..-----.. r--.-..-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
Female Complaint,

That claims its victims Throughout the le.stA and
breadth of our land. F,,...s-r = - : =, -
Many females suffer in some way at each moazk21 %
nod: some girls are in great peril at the
the turn of life Sometimes the menstrual Gov b tas
much, or too little or may Be sttehded With psn; my
ance, Intended with other distressing apSa Lea
eorrhoea, or the htes. frequently drsfns s4s ~
cause rapid prostration t8770'ili 1l5li, lls9oi e
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly common ces-
plant giving much trouble and distress, which, under
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Irrtability Of the Went,
and other serious and fatal plsnts follow de f%s
who has or relieve the fam sex Of the Gboys e
6lesf Not many. Us there no combination q 49,
Yes. .- -ilI L7llI ll7l- -1-J51 t'7
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
sa-.F r.arE1l Eia- E1flE
One Hundred Dollars

r yire tapIespoonfuI OF ENUIISH FEMALE BYT-
IERS contains as much medicinal properties ~ o..
bottle OF any of the pleasantly tasted common sdyr,
tsed bItters of the day The medical Profession ~
9sslde the question Be it understood that the Msh
ton and Fegeta bic Tonic ornbued curin@ i, -
ing chronic female complaints in every direction.
fut az IN large bottles at $50 per bottle or 1T h.-
rywhere. - = eFo'
J.P. DRoNGooLE 4 CO.. Props.
Memphis, Tenn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
Common Grogshop Bitters

Empty bitter bottles of various styles can be kssd
around almost every dwelling and cabin throusheas
the land 1ner taste Is pleasant and are adverseq 10
almost every disease, while the manufacturer
know they possess medicinal properties whateyeT.
beverages, which do not cannot possibly cure any
one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in quart bottles;
they contain sting for your vtas and he Who hsys
them carries topers" grog into his house One msa
who knows nothing about medicine says his big bottles
of common stuff will cure chs and fever rheumat;n
and cOnsumption another whose bottle is very fsasy,
cures all impurities of the blood makes old men JONAS.
other miracles; while yet another. who presuzss
every man q drunkard. proposes to colo, iasrcw
maidens! We know they make no such cures ve
kdow the people at large deceived and swindled
and we desire to Ventilate these common humbuES
make the following challenge to one and all:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20

An Excellent Medium.
The Knoxville CHRONICLE has a large circu-
lation in East Tennessee, and is the best adyer-
Using medium in this portion of tho State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-27
CITY CoUNCIL-oFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

October Is, 1870. }
Mayor Flanders, called the Council to
order at 7 p. NJ, and presided over the
meeting.
Present: Administrators j. K. west I'M
provements), Alfred Shaw tAccounts), l..
T. lDelassize Public Buildngs), +. W.
Pierce (Police), j. S. Walton (Finance), and
H. Bonzano assessments.
Absent. Administrator S. c. Emley (Com-
merce).
Reading of minutes dispensed with.
Department Reports.
By Mr.. West:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
October a. 1870. )
To the City Council of New Orleans:
The undersigned respectfully reports the
following changes in the appointees of this
department, and respectfully requests that
his action be confirmed:
John c. McGilvray keeper of nuisance
wharf, Third District, discharged October
16, 1870, for incompetency.
Charles Earle, appointed keeper of nui-
sance wharf, Third District, to date October
II, 1870.
Madison Brown, appointed Ward Super
intendent Of Streets, Fourteenth Ward, to
date October ], 1870.
J. K. WEST, Administrator.
Received and confirmed.
By Mr.. Delassize:
DEPARTMENT OF wATKRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings, October Is, 1870. )
To the City Council of New Orleans:
From and after the eighteenth of OctO-
Der. the services of A. Morcl, Esq, as clerk
to City Waterworks, was dispensed with,
there being no further use for an officer III
that capacity.
On the same date appointed Ernest Jou-
bert, ESQ.,, assistant assessor and collector
Of water rents, the services OF an additional
officer of that grade being required. The
rate of salary of the officer dispensed with
was $4,000 per annum; that OF the officer ap-
pointed, 5000.
L. T. DELASSIZE, Administrator
Received and confirmed.
By Mr.. Delassize:
DEPARTMENT OF WATKRwoRKs AND
Public Buildings, October Is, 1870.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
would respectfully state that, by virtue
of authority granted, l, on the thirteenth
instant, rendered to the Peabody Normal
School Seminary the use of the Franklin
school-house for their sessions, which COM
menced October Is, 1870.
L. T. DELASSIZE, Administrator.
hecelVeO anu dpprONcu.
The Metropolitan Police.
The following communication was laid
before the Council
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN POLICE, I
New Orleans La, October "a, 1879. )
To the City Council of New Orleans:
In accordance with section twenty-five,
act No. 90, approved March 8, 1869, have
the honor to inclose herewith for your APP
proval a correct copy of the estimate and
apportionment Of. the Metropolitan Police
for the city of New Orleans for the year
commencing October l, 1870, and ending
September 80, 1871, as adopted by the
Board of Metropolitan Police at a meeting
held on Tuesday, October l8 1870.
Z. BAKER, Deputy Clerk.
General estimate and appOrtionment of the
Metropolitan Police for the city of New
Orleans, for the year ending September
20 1870