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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-05
A EEL PROGRESO."

La abundancia de materiales para
nuestro ndmero de hoy nos impide
dar cumplida respuesta los ataques
que en- su ndmero del viernes nos da
El Progreso. Y como para responder
q cuanto dice nuestro colega nos ma
rfamos intermina bles, dedicandole to-
das nuestras columnas, cosa que le da-
ria poca variedad a nuestra publica-
>cion, tenga paciencia ell j6ven 6rgano
radical que POGO a POGO iremos sal
dando nuestras cuentas. Con muchos
artfculos como ell titulado Contradic-
clones, por Dios que Sc han de ocredi-
tar de sabios los articulistas de El
Progreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-05

.fsteryas de S. u. b. Yesidcntes en- 0qate-
Has colonias pueden en- pocos dias 81
tuarse en- cualquier parte en- el case
de que algnaa perturbation Miciere ne
cesayia s@ presencia en- un punto, ade-
mas de las facikdades que dara el ca
BILE 4 las transacciones mercantiles.
La tarifa que la Compaffa telegra
flea ha establecido en- Georgetown es
la siguiente:
Por un despacho de 10 palabras in
cluyendo las senas, q la Gran Breta-
ma, f 6; q la Habana, 6 3; a Santa
go de Cuba, E 2, 10 chelines; q Ja-
maica E 2; Panama, E 2, 10 che
lines; a Puerto-Rico y Santhomas
{ 1, 10 chelines; y St. Kits, Anti
qua, Guadalupe, Dominica y Martini
ca f 1; 4 Sta. Lucia, San Vicente,
Barbados y Granada, IL chelines, 6
peniques;.a Trinidad, s chelines, 4
peniques.
As1, pues, tan pronto como Sc rene
die la pequena averia que tiene el ca
BILE mas ALA de San Thomas, estara
Puerto-Rico en- communication con el
continente y todas las islas de Barlo-
vento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-05
Ell CABLE.

Por un amigo que tenemos en- Geor-
getown, Demerara, Sc nos ha favore-
cido con un ejemplar del Cozonist, pc
ri6dico de aquella colonia inglesa En-
ell ndmero que Sc nos ha remitido
correspondence al 10 de octubre Sc
da cuenta de la Inauguration del te-
legrafo submarine en- los siguientes
terminus: Tenemos gusto en- manifes-
tar que 81 cable que en.aza este pals
con la isla de Trinidad y con cast to-
das las otras islas de la India occiden-
tai, Sc halla funcionando y alberto al
servicio pdblico. Muchos despachos
re han trasmitido va por ell cable en-
tre casas mercantiles de aquf de las
Barbados, ademas de un telegrama de
congratulacion que medic entire S. E.
81 gobernadorde Demerara y eide Tn-
nidad que precedi6 4 los demas despa-
chos. Con muchas difcultades Sc tro-
pez6al establecer la communication con
Trinidad, pues eltelegrafsta de ALI pa
rece que es un principiante en- vez de
un nbuenempleado; pero esta tarde ana
di6 mas ndmero de elementos de ba-
terfas, puso otro aparato, y Mr.. Cal
der Ell Official encargado aquf y sus au-
xiliares, consiguieron esta noche tras-
mitir todo Ell servicio que estaba de-
morado
AL llegar aquf el Colonist enumera
las ventajas que el cable ha de repor-
tar q la colonia poniendola en- comu-
nicacion con Ia madre patria y con las
demas posesiones vecinas que tiene
ia misma nacion con 10 cual tOdas las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-05
De como Sc Vi7e en- los paises libres.

Por tel6gramas que en- diferentes
ocasiones Sc han publicado en- ell Bo-
LETIN sabr5D sin duda nuestros lecto-
res, los cuantiosos desfalcos, los robos
que han sufrido los fondos municipal
les de la ciudad de Nueva- York. Para
los que suenan con la pureza de los sis
temas democraticos de gobierno, para
los que Green que seremos felices ell
dia que tengamos corregidores y alcal-
des de- election popular, ALA van los
>iguientes parrafos que tomamos de
una carta de Nuewa- York publicada
en- La Voy de Cuba.
"IAe fg7st goes brauey on" Sigue la lu,
cha encarnizada entire ell pueblo y sus es-
quilmadores ofciales.
La comision investigators de setenta
ciudadanos ha pelido aljuez Barnard un
requerimiento contra Ingersoll, Keyser Y
otros para que presenter sus libros de con
ta,ilidad al tribunal, fin de deslindar los
datos sobre que ha de fundarse ell enjui-
ciamiento.
Solamente Ingersoll y su "companfa'
han sacado fraudulentamonte del tesoro
municipal $6.OOO,0O0, y ese dinero trata
de recuperarlo la Comision de los setenta
por las as udicia es. De las cuentas de
la ciu6ad que ha sacado dicha comision,
del immense farrago que contienen los Ii
bros del contralor, extracto las siguientes
cifras, que prueban la manera escandalosa
como han maneja1o los tondos pdblicos
los cuatro cabeclllas de Tammany en- be.
ne6cio suyo y de sus amigos, y esta pro-
digaldad puede muy bien atribuirse ell in
menso inAujo de Tammany en- las eleccio-
nes. Atiendase que los pagos que voy
enume~ ar han sdo 1nicamente por gastos
hechos durante los amos 1871, expensas
de la ciudad, y no van inclusos en- ellos
los que ha pagado el condado, y no olvi-
den que la ciudad de Nueva- York ell
condadO de Nueva- York vienen Ser casi
una m sma cosa, porque ell trazado de la
ciudad abarca todo el condado.
En- dichas cuentas fguran keyser y @. g
por reparaclon de canerfas de gas en- va
rias oicinas pdblicas, faroles columnas
para los mismos, con la suma de 1.149. .S74
pesos.
No estan incluidos Ell 1.23I,s17 que co.
braron del condado.
Ingersoll y Comp, por muebles para
oficinas; aaemas de los cinco millones
medic del condado, 240.564.
La sociedad llamada 'N. Y. Printing
Company" por impfesiones. 26O, ,2s3.
La papelerfa de Wilbour Corson G. g,
por efectos de escritorio, 1876, ,495.
El Transcript, por anuncios, 202. .122.
jones Comp, por impresiones, s2.O82.
Archibald Hall, por pinturas, l51 $50.
6. b. Schuyler, por MADEIRA de pino
para mueiles, 152 434
J. L. Brown, por parte de La limpieza
de las GALES, 1885 O74.
John B Leverich. por guitar la nieye
de las mismas, 362 449.
James Canary, por riego de algunas ca
lies, 1880
Andrew Garvey, por reparacion en-
obras pdblicas 126, 164.
A G. Brandon, por rotulos en- los faro
les, 135,21S.
John 0'Donnell, por columnas do faro
les, 2OI, ,591.
Rogers y companfa, por efectos de es-
critorio 6 impresiones, lS2,14l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-05

libertad con la licencia, contra los
que tan injustamente atacan al mo-
narquico y liberal Sr Sagasta, porqde
no imita a los que, ciegos y desaten :
tados corren la perdicion dc Ia mo-
narqufa, marchando a la replblica en-
Espana, y ala separation de eestas An
tillas; esos que no son liberales sino
enlas palabras, no oenlos hechos; q esos
cuya historic polftica data de aver, y
cuyosmeritos yservicios consisten en-
los que heredaron de nuestro Senor
Jesucristo; a esos que hacen pactos
conlos Azcaratos y los Labras, los Cas-
telares y Figueras, q esos debi6 di-
rigir sus censuras Ell corresponsal.
Porque esos que transigen con los
enemigos de las Antillas, con los enc
migos de la monarqu1a, esos no pue-
den ser monarquicos liberales, no;
esos tienen otro nombre que nosotros
nos guardaremos de darles Con6z-
calos ell corresponsal de El Progreso;
y 81 es monarquico liberal, como
quiere hacer Greer, 81 es defensor de
la integridad del territorio, ataquelos
y no dirija sus envenenados dardos
al que siendo tan liberal hoy como
aver, tan liberal maf1ana como hoy;
conozca el corresponsal que la perso-
nalidad polftica del Sr. Sagasta esta
muy por encima de sus tiros, y que
Espana, que ha aprendido va a CO.
nocer a sus hombres, aprecia en- 10
14u.ho que vale al consecuente y dig
no repdblico que, adn despecho de
los republicanos y separatistas, la
brara la felicidad de Espana y sus
Antillas, sin salirse de la senda que
le trazaron los Argjielles, Lopez y
Esparteros.
Respecto de Ez Progreso que pu-
blica sin comentario de ningun &c
nero la correspondence a que nos
referimos asumiendo, como es natu-
raj, la responsabidad, y hacienda su-
yos los ataques que SUI corresponsal
dirige al Sr. Sagasta, no nos extrafia
su manera de proeeder. El Frogre-
so y sus hombres saben perfectanen-
te que la libertad nunca peligrara
en- manos del Sr Sagasta; perosaben
tambien que munca podran conseguir
de 81 los Azcarates y Labras, ciertas
medidas que conducen a la autono
mia puente para otra cosa, y en- es-
ia creencia quieren inutllizar a toda
costa al hombre que conoce sus pla
nes; al hombre que mientras ha sido
gobierno siempre ha estado dispues-
to q salvar la verdadera ibertad y a
castigar a los que querian la ruina
de Espaf1a ALA y aca.
ST ell Sr. Sagasta llega aser prom
to poder como es de esperar, le con-
viene conocer como piensan de Gl
los IA dicales de Puerto Rico. Nos
otros hace mucho tempo que los
conocemos y sabemos su modo de
pensar.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
RAN0,PERKINs eco,
124 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.

Manufacturers and Dealers in the most s,.
proved, Brick Set. and Portable Heaters.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08

or by S bis s s@ OF Of sSt asDSs at
a @ 10 'e % m S%u Pii" &C. e "id rniaI % % noirt for
which service ne shall paid the same fees as are now allowed
Of s act OF Congress approved Fubruary wenySi eisheen
the &i,"rn"y @r% Of The Gnitcd sta!es 10 allow COM
Columbia for pcrn"rent assistant dupty nor shall said
s,,n iy Ls Scrsnrv I tL Int,nr m Att"rn., General ur
h na}cs NJ "e r ri birp liz ft y or i
after TO his deputies assistants exceeding all tour
thousand dollars annum als his clerk hire not exceeding
twelve hundred dollars per nnnum office rent fuel stationery
office, taxed and allowed under the provision OF said FIRST
zen zen 4 sd act ct February hundred and
Treasury of the United States; the first days c January
mad" the of the Treasury in form SHAH
oath q" sid attorney Tor sa District and the cGrti-
mT @ M JuSe o or ITr % he court wherein the stT'ces ices
are CHARGED hay" been performed and much of Ia" thir
an anprovet February twentySiN eighteen hundred and
Ht i as relates {" the compensation Of the United States
pIy to- said n"ru.y Tor sai3 iIrf nr % nnis my p,yi
Fiat the, az, on o % r ". ~ s ne
SFr And enacted That the said attorney Of
ihc Cnrd States for the District Columbia every ssis
au;horIc cnr"%rr t" admnsrr SatS r "rmSi ioS
% IiIS % T ana m ~ @ al s',S Mnti, lnice
>gfh & %alh or sihrmaon may be administered aorc Shall
th@ material I" the point Ia question wheIeo h. shall
The frS; offence Tor period moi less th, t r
than the sctni offence Tor moi less
Stc ~ Aud he II irttr rractd That no ,,t,co Of ,t
III , urrr' "l o'Iun'" sh"i hereafter exercise
either TOR to
Judgment: thHi psacr NAV on com
plant unrr the oath view issue warrants against
'NN accused Z" such CHrIcC which shall
rue >Ald p"ite court, and he Sa make Il
ceelng ln"vrr book h kept for that purposp
"A m "ci>" t"n">> @ h"hn& justices OF peace.
AZ tht respective stat 'n'l houses tn hear
SON who MAY be irs',! p carried tLrrrto,aud King com
p"n>atiGn there tu, are hereby repeated.
SEC. 10 An be- % u hvi enacted. That the Judge said
PnIt"c court NAV examine aud held to bail
offences whc.hcr c"-nlai said police court or in the
crnI,al CruJ; q Distinct " "
SEN2! Ani b II fIihrr enacted. That
>Ai "t the District al Columbia civil Casrs av cuIa
'htiei except IN case which the United States may party
W 81 H" IhcltS, the
order suit to be- instituted Without prpavI Ieut OF cns
SIC . And b" 1t further c That act shall 20 int
operation within ten days after tn, by
d' al. acts and IIr' at acts WIKI
m ms act are hereby repealed Bat the this act
Sial IN IL" wise affect the tt"cr"reS IL pending
t" Nali crmIIt. uf the d. g.,
when ihS act a take ,it bu prosecui, d
|" Hhai u"@mct and the as If this act mad moi
PASSED.
Approved unc II. lS7G.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever Dumb
ARge, Periodical Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed oil the affections which ariao
rom malarious, marsh, miasmatic
poisons.
As ITS name implies il does Cmrc. and does not
tul. Containing neither Arsenic OIinine Rismuth,
Ln', nor any other mineral or pui onous substance
Whatever, It II nowisc INJURIES = " patient The
number and Importance Of lis cures in the aguc dis
uirts, are literally beyond accoun", and we believe
without parallel in the history Of Aluc medicine
our prir Is gratificd by the acknowledgements we
re'clvr nf the radical cures effected i'm obstinate
cases, ant whore other remedies had wholly failed
hl"' 'lnnated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miaSmac localities will be pro-
teItet hy taking the AGEE Cure daily
TOR Lir"r Conn plants. arising from tOrpidty
nl me Liver II Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markabe cures, where other medi ines had failed.
Prepared by DR. j. {. AVER ( CO., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell Mass and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by J. w. DENNEIJAs p. HOFFECKEI
Smyrna, and all Druggists and Dealers in Medicir
every where. octl9lv
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
W. ss.l
iIf tC-NI. S.
An Ac /" ncorpote z"9ogca society in the city Of Wash


lnGton, District of Columbia ~
he enacted bN the Senate and House of Repre- ayes of
ir lltcI states C America Congress-
Henry T. I""k George W Rigs james g. Kennedy, Spencer
r. bai 'icntrS o. o. Howard. r. ". lrt.ry Joseph Casey
inace apron James G. hctiulIc, George
' successors h AMI ar" herey incorporated and
G" c"rp"tat" tN ia" ot Washington Geological
S"c"iN and uY that hc he
lptad III court law equity competent uriste
'" aH De Silt'i To and all
anu privileges ltcirt Ia such Cup"HtioS tIe purpose Uf
TaPN"s ana maintaining Zoo gcl garden in the city Of
washington AMI !hat they the said may
ii" taNe aN real or personal
ac1aiQ anu after the SAID ZOu.J-
.lSHt tie Nat company tor the
A "l lle same may charge ami
UNI" n exceeding twenty nvr cents for each
over lnt age Oi twelve and every
under sai age: PIovided That shall tor
~ tSt one day in each and said garden m
aIi c'dSSts iOr charge not exceeding
oEC 2 ANA be II iurther enacted That the
from time to tune import into thS country from foreign conn
erSe ui duty all the birds necessary Tor Tho
ot Sari garden; and confederation thereof
h "a society shall d1a in their
animals poultry and birds, and furnish same TO perons Or
suCelltS requiring the the
SEC j. nj he II further enacted, That the be
am IS herthV, authorized to under direction o tho
wafer rgis reglstrar OF the city Washington without
me Potomac water tor the purpose hdrans ponds
ana fountains IN said garden. '''
SEC And be il further enacted That tho roverr.r+
anu directors o the Affairs o said society
Sa c"Ip"hi"IS and tha; they shall have nll pnvsr 10 a
ahh prescribe such bylaws rules and rcguat ions as may H.
come proper ami necessary The infringement OF the propry
laws of the United States - $40 ""''e' VI 'He
SEC s. Aud he it Gurpr enacted That Compress so have
'hs flshl I" amend acT. repeal at any time
Approved, June 2 1870 - ~
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
tpTRITC-NuS 60 I

An Act to incornnrate an Ascafinn fr ,I prvo,,j .,
b. enacted by he Scnat And ousr OF Rrrrcseptatios Of
T. p fp Chipma6a' s1a'ef pi 1s 11mrsa il That
oTTs. Mathew e. Emery Jo>e H. Bradley senior William
Bnv"n %S =; Mmtr1ty Warren Ch"ate Andrew b.
nerd ; Bowen H. NJ sweeney Bcnianime f. Gittnss VII
& = NJ Fa:htz h. Gatchrl John R. Eirars Ejsar
F'Hr'm + q m L j. HOPKINS Thomas T. Eeene " D. Backiori
s. West John r. Arrtson ". A. Farirr benjamin r Fusr
u scott A. g. White A. f. YeWidn e. = TsSia oRn s Ts,t
RGwc Robert Reyhurn, u. Slater John g. Parker william
Y Anderson George hall Charles H. onIton J,bn bG%FS Fn
Maso Allison Nailor iunior Day A. Burr, T. G. Grey r. n
Gachc all of the District Conu such other persons
their successors duly chosen hereby constituted Sd
@Sri BODY corporate in the District Of Columbia TO be
] as the Association for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
sEc Ard be it further That thel Of ia cor.
members, and such other officers as sba rn I'm :" eEen %
g. And be further That the foregoing officers
aitJ h chosen from among the members this society,"
sc And be further enacted, That said society for
th lei ms OF admission Of its lrmbcs the govern
Icsr @ Sa.'' nr me election changing and altering the
@ oGrfS s'f named and for the general regulation and man
laws not inconsistent with the laws of the Dsf", %
ha or Of the United states which code when formed nd
ohug as ths act upon the society, its officers and
SIC And be further enacted That the police force NJ tho
~ Columbia shall upcH application nf member OF
or ordinances OF the city for the prrvcuon oC cp w.
u' arrest Offending parties without warrant who sha,
trial; and the proper evidence or such innbsrsbi &
snail be the exhibition Of badge certificate of mem.
SEC G. And be it further enacted That onesf oi all tho
- sgrntS, Tor violations laws shall accrue t L
~ OF ad society and the oher half to the fund of said
SEC And be it further enacted That the provisions o this
SLh " general within the boundaries Of the district Of
SEC And he it further enacted That Congress shall have
approved June 2l 1870.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
IPUBIIC-No. OIL
Az Act 70 require the eger wills for the District Of

= WT
BE enacted by the Senate House Of f
the United states of America Congress assembled Tint
te register Of wills for the District Columbia shall within
hty Gays alter the passage O thiS
or Snetles 60 6 approved Of BY the chief tbs
supreme court Of said District the time bug 10 The
United states in the Of 1--WE thousand dollars buy 70
discharge the duties Of his ic.
dcres ana orders nf the orphans
n will proved before him the court and ali b"r mai
eTS bY cNisting laws law
M r I nc said c"ur in the Office register
"ch hd snail be entered in full Of
ld orphans court and the original filed with the records
SEQ Aud he II further enacted any register Of wills
"r said District hrr"naitrr appointed according 10 law
ioe he acts SUCH shall give similar bond nS prescrihed
~ the hrsf section If this wh like suretes in The
ae paly on III" same conditions and subject
approval n required Nv said first - ~ ~
Approved June n. 1870.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
NORTH.

As% tkElGHT TRAIN mijm rassemger Car attached. will
leave iimn%on about H A NJ, New Castle AS, Mldetown
b30 clayton l3u ,Vcr, j1 'aIue. Fiction, De
due al HaTingt"n about 1890 g. NJ Returning
nston about 3GJ r. NJ, FELTON, 3jr Camden bower
Mocrton G0" CLAYTON, G50 MiIirrvr Castle
and +" desl Wilmington about 1851 r. NJ Subject delays
incident To Freight business.
This tram Viii stop Ia take Passengers only
hat but vii! set down stopping place,
cep lr" Corner State Road Del junction and Dupont.
Sew Castle Irans.-Le;V New CASTLE Wilmington
Philadelphia at 7.iU a. NJ
Lray" Philadelphia 1905 NJ and Wilmington llO r. NJ fI
New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AIdltiona1 to those above
eav SMYRNA Tor Clayton ll40 A. NJ and =. VI. Leave
Clay ton tGr $40 A. NJ ami T. max couuec.
ton with trains to and from Dover, and stations south
+. q. SEN ALL, SUIt. Del X. Il.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
ANDREW J. WRIGHT.
lover DELAWARE.
pILES, HcmOrrhoidaI Tumors. all hind. nosi,ixo

pIi'ES' HcmOrrhOidal TWmOrs, all kinds positively
'Iyey perfectly and permanently cured by " A. Nc
-, rDLlSS VI d. No: pool ARCH ST. PIiILAD'A Pa d.
M m say H. m h"Ie Sc afflicted with kind of PILED Internal
bhhu Bicedlng. itching. that there is
no klnd OF deception in the of these diseases H., 80
pe.et ana permanent and without slightest danger
.e slShtest INJURY to the patient wav and wbout
@ or also Fistuia Fissurcs Prolap.
% utceIation OF the lower bowels Patients must visit
anu can remain at my house till they desire Can
oeF you 10 over 1870 persons cured in Philadelphia alone
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
fpCBLIC-No. OIL
An Act to make legal curtain act OF the cnunci

An Act to make legal the councils of the CITY OF
WaSIinton. ~ ~ N''' ~
m icnGc,Gt by the senate and House Of Represent
he Ohitod states 0t America in Congress-
certan act o the councils % the Wa~hingfnn ap
proved ne twenty dnv Of October eighteen hundred aud
sixty nine and ruted An act for the
othe Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church. be- and rs hereby
declared 10 be legal aud with The
o. the corporate anthnre Of the city OF and
eE are hereby emnpwered and directed
the sm o four hundred dollars and twenty sen IN ac
Approved, June 81, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnsumDtiou

and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine has ything won so widely and SO deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series of years, and among most of the races of
men 1t has risen higher and higher in their estima-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made known as il re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mildGr forms Of disease and to young children il is
at the same time the most ecctual ICmCdY that can
be given for ncipient consumption, and the dam
gerOus affections of the throat and lungs AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks of CPORp. it should
be kept on hand in every fanily, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antIOte for them,
Although settled COHSumIfioH is thought in
curable still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured
and the patient restored To sound health by the
cherry PrctOrGI. So complete is its MYSTERY
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield to it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
tOFGt they subsitie and disappear.
singers ana Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from il.
-ISthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Chcrry PPctOr0I in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
fPUBLIc-No. sal
An Act TO amend an act ent,tle

An Act to amend entitled fixing the
"n Tor the bails and eriers Of the District Of
dred aud sixty ~ ' ~- '-"
BE enacted by the Senate Of Of
Tue United states Of America in assembled That
from and after the this marshal shall nav 10
seh 0a aud crier who shall be required the
% circuit land criminal courts Of the District Of Coum
shall attend upon either Of saId courts. ~ - ~
Approved, juno 2l, 1870
Smyrna times., 1871-03-08
iPrRLIo-No. OIL
An Act toauthorzC o pavux OF NJ street
inEtOn, District al Caunbfas " ~

is" enacted 10y the Senate and House e
the United States of America Congress asSrnh"d That
th" mhyorot Washington. the CnmmjSS Ruid.
ms & n91 william StiekGey Wilson Brown, and H. Kamf-
man o IN" city of Washington be, and
pointed commissioners the nose Of having and sayrr
stree" Eorih between New York Vermont avenues who
sa serve without compensation ard all
ed by death or resGnaon otherwise shall bo filled hy the
supr"ln" court Nf the District of Columbia - "
SEC And be it further enacted That enable the said
commissioner l" carry out the OF this
te same conferred of
me cly Of WaSuson to levy tax upon pronrrtv front
ing on % street sufficient said paving and sewerage
wch Sa he collected in the prescribed by law
ana Wsu 50 Collected the amount thereof shall
70 te comnisonerS at"cSat The said commissioners shall
nave the power ot directing the
amt water pipes said street the points before
toned F' '''O'' ''iVi'-
SEC B. And be further enacted. That the corporaton t
Washington shall Tor paving aud sewerage uf tho s,q c
cS"ned 10y the cross streets aud alleys and
Stets as may abut against the said street
snail paV the same rate II the
SEC Aud be- it further enacted That this ACT he IN
rom and after its all laws conflicting with M nro
visions are hereby repealed. ~ ~ P'N
Approved juno 81 1870.