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with my revolver, and was in the act of drawing
the trigger, when, as Smith lowered the great
oPhieieide, the foremost braves saw its huge
belehing mouth directed full upon them, stop
ped short. yelling now with hOrror-turned, and
IN moment there was n regular Sidmpefe, the
frightened wretehes trampling one another in
:. Bsdadi' shrieked Dennis. "the divils are
AFRAID of ihe wind Instruments Blow me
Toys, blow! Give EN- the big notes, corporal:
let out at EN-, Tom, with the thrOmbOne. Hur-
ray. then. Don't be afraid. Let 20 with the
clarinet, Tim: that II give 'em the tooth-acha
Arrah, if only Micky Blame was here wild the
piTesi"
have heard men learning. and have heard
the Practice in the bard-ToOm; but never be-
fore, am confident, did such a roaring bray
issue from the mouths of instruments of bras a.
was row sent after the retreating Braves.
Fire again, me boys" shouted Dennis, as he
saw In the distance some half-dozen men pause,
as II to see how many had been slain by tn fear
ful weapon that put them TO flight. GA big one
this time, corporal!"
3 Plump phump!-phump!-p went the
Ophicleide; the trombone gFunted, snOrted. ami
cut and Slashed in all directions, high and low
- rding forth vOlley after yOlley OF minims and
Semihreves worthy of the pedal pipes of a large
organ; while the other instruments brayed,
reared, hOwled, and made such discOT,ls as
world have sent a professor mad. But il was
not III vain, for tins second discharge hal the
effect of sending the last tail flying round the
corner, and then the place seemed once more to
swim round me, and tainted
When recOveredit was to find that nv men
He'n tdLlltu MT bI some means over The ruins.
ana that company Of another regiment hal
just marched up.
:. Better, Grey?" said the captain, kindly.
" They tell me sou We had = narrow escape. /
suppose there are hundreds OF the enemy about
yet. say, there, where are YOU going, nv man?
IL 5 not safe for you TO get back there. Come
dOwni"
CIV you phase sir, he IS lift the crate gun on
the other side, ," said voice; and as / saw the
grinning face of Dennis, recalled the whole
scene.
.. Back directly. sir. we left my inStrp-
ment," said CORPORAL Smith.
The captain nodded, and after minutes
climbing, Smith returned in triumph with the
great brass piece, which became from that day
a trophy in the regiment; and, as I said at the
beginning, you may laugh, but il is perfectly
true; and that was how it happened.
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The Romantic Tichborne Case Again.

- u.
English society has become greatly scited
over the Tichborne case. a summary of which
was given in this p lper about n week ago. On
the 9Th instant the claimant OF the baron Il " had
b en- under eXamin alton and croSs-examination
nve DAYS steadily. On that day, being pressed
hard by the opposite counsel for an explanation
OF certain 20 nts. he swOre TO having seduc ri his
cousin, Miss Kate Doughty, daughter OF Lady
DOughty-an announcement which created a
great sensat on in court The lady h ITS III
(nOw Mrs Radcliffe) was present in court.
fes-ed a very convenient memory in giving his
testimony, and, through trying to make out
to good a case for himself, has been several
tim : badly warped by the opposing counsel.
For instance, he remembers quite infinitely the
Patterns of his shirts and handkerchiefS twenty
five years ago, but nothing Of his intercourse
with young lady 10 whom he was paying his
ad lres~es for a considerable period, mot Miss
DOUghty.) and absolutely nothing concerning
his tutOrship under VI. Chatillon. in Paris. who
had charge OF his education until his sixteenth
at that time. IL will, qnite likely, be shown by
the claimants counsel that these are natural
actions Of the memory Of a man of the pretend
er's character, whose mind, naturally OF a low
OrCer, has been preyed upon by alcohol, eXtraOr-
binary vicisstudes of life, and a complete disso-
citation from intellectual aud higher social pur
suits for period of fifteen or twenty years. 1t
seems somewhat re1laTk able, however, that the
supposed Sir Roger should be utterly unable to
recOllect Bishop DupanlOup, who was the real
Sir Rogers schOOlfellOw at Paris, or AeSsrs. lie
Favre, COrnet, and Joliyat, who were his tutors.
AT last accounts (June 81 the claimant had been
under examination eight days, and the cross
Questioning Of the defendants lawyers was only
commenced.
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS ~ THE MEDLIcOTT
MURDER CAsE--Dr. Medlicott will be put upon
trial for the murder OF his wife The public
authorities have not been idle, but the most vig-
view of asceTtaining whether the suspicious rest
ing upon him with reference 10 the murder of
his wife are anything more than suspicious. The
developments have been such that he will be put
upOn trial for her murder. For some time past
ruInors have been floating about To the efteet
that Mrs. MedlieOtt's grave has been opened and
her stomach taken out and subjected % a chemi-
Cal analysis. The stomach has been analyZed
and poison similar TO that found in Mr.. Ruth
stomach has been discovered. We are informed
Nv gentleman OF the very highest standing in
IN lips statement OF the result of the chemi-
cal analysis Of Mrs Medlicott's remains 1t con
@ usively revealed the presence Of poison In part
OF the body where its existence was NOT antici
pated. The poison WAS Of such a nature a. not N
leave its chief marEs upon the stomach.-Laa
caster Standard.
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n%Seventeen DE mocratic journals in Ohio
refuse 70 take the new departure.
HTLarge coral and amber beads are worn for
necklaces, with earrings TO match.
nIThe weleh paper at Scranton, Penn, has
accepted the situation. It's remark that "Cyfarfu
Cynapledd Ddemocrataidd Dalecthem 10 or
gloch heddyw"i is conclusive.
aVMany young children and half grown girls
are afflicted With curvature OF the spine,
which Is produced, the doctors affirm, by
recurring them 20 practice several hours day
on the piano without any support for the backs
OF feet,
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IOFFIOIAL.J
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixtx-eighth Co1nc;l Of
the City Of Washington.

AN ACT 70 construct a sewer across II street
Forth and Seventh street east
BE u g, acted oy fhe Board or Aldermen and Board
Q CtnD7on CoHncIL of the CifV Of WaSAtHgtos, That
requested to cause q sewer to be constructed
across ii street north and Seventh street east;
and 10 carry ont the provisions OF this act the
sum OF one thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and IL hereby appro-
priated ont OF the Fourth Ward fund.
Approyed Nav D. 1871.
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Be " sHacfsd BY rae Board 81 Ali,rnqes All lad
J Common Ceincu 81 tn Crs Of N1Sl tHxf9H,
That the sum OF twenty-six dollars and thirty
seven cents he, and the same II hereby appro.
pristed out Of the funds OF the Fourth Ward 20
enable the Mayor 20 pay 70 X. \. Parks the
amount OF three certificates, viz Nos 453 1903
and -, issued by Maurice Murphy, late com
missioner OF the Fourth Ward.
Approved, Nav 81. 1871.
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AN ACT for the relief of Ed. c. Thoma.

Be u ENACTED By TIE Board Of Aldermen and Board
az Common Council Of the CRY of WaShiHgfoa. That
the sum OF seveDty-six dollars aud seventy five
G nts be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated
out OF the funds OF the First Ward, to enable
the Mayor to pay the said amount to Edward &.
Thomas, for services rendered to the Corpora
tton during the year 1870 in the said ward.
ApproYed. Nav .. ISL.
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AsACr TO transfer A license.

BE usnacfsf ~ the Board Of AtdsrHsH and Board
az Common CoKHeti Of the Ctty Of WashtsstoH, That
the license granted TO Riley A. Shinn, dated
November 8, 1870, to do business as non-resi-
dent pedlar and hswker, be, and the same are
hereby, transferred to Messrs. Samuel q. Palm
er and Robert NJ. Green, they, the said Palmer
and Green, having purchased the good will, & g.,
OF Mr.. Riley A. Shinn TO carry on the same busi-
ness IApproyed, May %, 1871.
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AN ACT for the relief of Eliza wardar.

Be H enacftd by tle BOdrd ~ AtdsrDIeH nHd BOnrf
81 Common Council Of the Cry Of WASHINGTON
That the Mayor be, and he lie hereby, authorised
and directed to refund to Eliza warder the
sum OF twenty-three dollars and forty cent?,
(S23.40,) being the amount enormously as
sessed on sub. lot 16, in square No. $40; aud
that said sum be, and the same Is hereby so-
propriated out of the general fund.
ApprOyed. NAV 81. 1871.
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An Act for the relief of VIM. III. Daw.

Be tE taacIsd ty the Board Of Aldermen ana Board
Of Common Council Of the CRY Of Washington, That
the sum OF two hundred and ninety dol
lars and twenty-five cents be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated out OF the general fund,
to pay VIM. II. Daw, apothecary TO the poor Of
the Second W ard, for medicines furnished during
the quarter ending March 81, 1871.
Approved, May %. 1871.
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An ACT granting certain privileges 70 Oven
Thornton

IS. - sH0oisf ~ fhs boorf ~ 4 7s-F1eH ant Blarf
~ t0Uiv1oT CoHgcff ~ ~ fffp ~ Wrs4taEfsa,
That permission be. and the same f. hereby
granted 20 Owen Thornton to erect q frame
building adjoining his brick house situated on
the east side OF Twentieth street west, between
l. and NJ streets north: PrOvidsd, That the con-
sent Of the President OF the United Sta.es be
obtained. Approved, Nav 81, ISL.
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As ACT for the relief OF David Barrier.

81 eHacted ~ ths Board ~ AlfsrBlsn and Bsarf
~ tcsN mon C3sHoii cf fir Cry a. HnxhtHrrna.
That the Mayor be, and he IL hereby. amor.
lied and directed 10 refund 60 David Barker the
sum OF twenty-three dollars and thirtv-six
cents, amount enormously paid for taxes on lots
No. % and p, square No. l. for the wear $50.
Approved, MAY 81. 1871.
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THE TEST.

How dii ! know that she loved me-
opened the door,
AID sunlight flashed from her Oer and DER;
Su1dcn IL broke,
Before i PIKE,
rom forehead. and eve. anu trembling lips.
from even the delicate finger tips
That she laid in my hand 80 free.
How al / know that / loved here
i UV-rrd III door.
All music thT.hbed through me Ter and DER;
sudden u voks,
Before she spoke.
In head. and heart, ana bew iIiered brain,
:, sweet. - sweet. 10 was almost pain.
Aid / gave ny hand 10 her.
IANNA G. BRACKET
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AN ACT Tor the relief OF Depnis FeAlev.

h ~ enacted " ihs Board II AidsTuqsH aag BearS
81 ClrgNgoR C8Iarii al fts CO of V1S6,-rf-,y
That the sum Of seven dollars and fifty cents be-
and the same u hereby, appropriated out OF the
iuncs OF the Fifth Ward, 20 enable the Mayor
10 refund said amount 20 Dennis Pealy said
amount having been paid by him on account on
Rn over assessment Of taxes
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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Ar ACT for the relief of r y.R. Rosvau.

BE AZ enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
u Common Council Of tks CRY Of WdShiRgtoa,
That the sum OF i've hundred and eighteen doll
lars and forty-seve cents be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund
TO enable the mayor TO pay the bill of 4. V. b.
Boswell, spothecary for the poor OF the Seventh
Ward, for medicines furnished during the
quarter ending the 21st day OF March, 1Sl.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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AN ACT for the relief of Frank M. Ri,

be u enacted BY the Board Of Aide7nuen and Board
q Common Council Of tte CRY Of Washtagfon, That
the sum or seventy-five dollars be, and the
general fund, to enable the Mayor to paw said
sum 10 Frank nj. HeatoD, who Is entitled thereto
under acts OF the corporation passed in 1864 and
leoo, by reason OF his having been drafted and
furnished q substitute for military service in
the quota OF this city, under the call of the
President of July is, 1864.
Approved, Nav 81 1871.
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AN ACT for the relief of Matthias Pabst.

BE ~ sndcfsd By the Board OF ALfsTRlsR and Board
" Common ConHoii Of The Cry of WdSkiHgf0a
That the sum Of seyenty-hye dollars and thirty
seven cents (sTS-37) be, and the same is hereby
appropriated out OF the Fifth Ward fund to
eDsble the Mayor TO refund 90 Matthias Pabst
that amount, being an erroneous assessment
for laying pavement in front OF lot six (6), in
square number six hundred and thirty-four
(634) Approved, MAY 81, 1871,
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y - WIFI % "a Bod ~ AlfrTF'1sT rHT h11-f
o. CoElDqca CosHcti az re .Cs'y 81 WaSisaxfss,
thst The sum OF forty dollars and eighty cents
me general fund 20 enasle the Mayor 20 remit
the me imposed mon james Eastern
Approved, MAY 81, 1871.
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- % eRafed ~ tAs Board a. iiasrraa, asS BaaFf
~ CODiGloa CbEnstl ~ fhs C,.g 81 W-osh.,r-..
That the sum OF mae dollars aud eighty cents
DC, aud the same ts hereby, apPrOpris ted 0at OF
ray said amount 10 Denuis Harrington for taxes
oEerpsid by him on account of an erroneous A.
sessment on lot Sc. square ca.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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An ACr for the relief OF william III. Olagett.

BE AZ sHdcfsd By the Board Of Aldermen aaG Banr4
az Common GogRoii Of the Cry 81 WGSsiHRtoa.
That the sum OF seventy eight dollars and sixty
one cents be, and the same lie hereby, appro-
pristed ont of the funds of the First Ward, to
enable the Mayor to refund TO VIM. II. Clagett
trustee, that amount, being amount of taxes
trustee, on square east OF square s.
Approved, MAY 81, 1871.
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Be u eaaeisd By fhs Board o. ALdsrnlsa and Board
of Common C0rneII Of the Ctty Of WaShfngtoa, That
the sum Of two hundred dollars be, and the same
Is hereby, appropriated out of the general fund,
20 enable the Mayor 70 pay the proprietor OF
the Sunday Herald for the publication of the
nished that the bill is correct, TO the satisfac-
ton OF the Register.
Approved, May %, 1871. AZ
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AN ANk tut tH6 ftIteI OI UtOrKe w. G00dAI.
BE tf enacted BY ths Board OF Aldermen and Boar
q Common Council Of tae Ctfy Of Washtngton, That
the sum OF thirty.six dollars and fifty cents be,
and the same is hereby, appropriated out or the
First Ward funds 70 pay George w. Goodall for
money enormously paid for sewer permit for
sewer on street, between Twenty-hrst and
Twenty.second streets northwest.
Approved, NAV o. ISL
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AN ACT for the relief Of W. Z. Poulton.

Be AZ enacted By the Board If Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Cuy Of WaSkiaSfO
same is hereby, appropriated out of the general
fund TO pay W. Z. Poulton, NJ. D., for profess
siOnal services rendered 10 Frank Sesell, de-
ceased, late a member Of Engine Company No.
4, and that the Mayor be authorized and re-
Quested to cause the same TO be paid.
Approved, Nav 81, 1911
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AN ACT for the relief Of X. G. Lineaweaver.
BE II eHocted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. tomn1cn C0Haetf OF the CstV Of Washtagtoa That
the sum OF one hundred and eighty three dol
lars and thirty cents be, and the same Is hereby
appropriated out Of the general fund to pay X.
q. Lineaweaver for medicines furnished the
poor of the Sixth Ward.
Approved, NAV q, 1871.
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An ACT for the relief OF Joseph H. Bradley

BE II enacted bv the Board If Aldermen and Bonyd
% Common Council Fl the CRY Of WaShtagtou That
the sum OF one hundred and twenty-feur dollars
and ninety-tve cents be, and the same Is hereby,
appropriated out or the general fund, TO enable
the Mayor TO pay Joseph II. Bradley the said
amount, being a balance due on blue rock
paying'D street north flour and-c-hal street
west. tApproved, May n, 1871.
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An ACT for the relief OF samuel II. Plat.
beutrarfed ~ tAs 6uard II Alasyplen aaa Boarf
~ C1nUloa CeNnrtf II re fFYe az Wast,.rf.~
That the sum OF two dollars aud thirteen cents
DC, and the same IL hereby, Appropriated out OF
we ktneral fdnn, TO reimburse Samuel II. Plat
%, IN square GIG. fApprOved. Nav 81 ISL .
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AN ACT making appropriations for the support
tf noE-resldent paupers In the United States
Insane Asvln IN fha r.fA 40 af

BE II enacted ty the Board Of ALd,nsn aad Bond
ot Common C0te8ciI Of the CITY Of Washtngtoa That
the sum Of nine hundred and Il We dollars and
thirty -four cents, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, be, and the same is hereby, appro-
priated, payable out OF the general fund, to
enable the Mayor to settle the account of this
corporation with the United States Insane
Asylum, in charge OF DIR. Q. II. Nichols, for the
care and support of and clothing fur nished to
Benjamin 8. Snyder, j. W. Deter, stephen
Read, Aurelia Wise, Charles II. Hyne, Mary
Harris, John Cove, and Patrick McGinness,
non-resident insane persons sent to said asylum
by Mayor Bowen and Mayor Emery, the cost Of
whose care and maintenance Is devolved upon
the corporatio by the fourth section of the act
OF Congress approved February Z, 1857.
Approved, May q, 1871.
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H BE ENACTED by the Board Of Ade,ms. and Board
81 Common Council Of fhe Cry Of WdSaipztoa, That
the sum Of nine hundred and thirty We dollars
he, and the same Is hereby, appropriated out Of
tn water fnld, TO enable the Mayor 20 paw that
amount to John Barry, being the amount of his
claim for extra work, 10 the years 1868 and 1870,
while he was the contractor for laying water
mains. IApproyed NAV L 1ST1
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o Shea.
Be ~ enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Bo1yd
o. Common CtEHuI Of the CRY Of WdShtngion, T hat
the sum OF twenty-five Collars and fifty cents
be. and the same II hereby, Appropriated out of
the general fund to enable the Mayor TO reim-
burse Cornelius Shea for fine imposed upon
linn by Judge Smell.
AnproYed. MAY q. ISL.
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BE IL enacted by ths Board Of Aldermen nna Board
OF Common Council az the Guy Of Vaccination, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized to
refund to Thomas O'Dea such amount OF taxes
as be may have paid on lot 16, in square IS, and
lot g. 3, In square 40, As may be found to be In
carry this act into effect q sufficient sum is
hereby appropriated out Of the funds of the
First Ward. lApproved, May q, 1871.
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Az Acr maktng appropri.tion for current e,.

penses of the ONCE Of Register Of Wills.
BE " eadcfef by fhs Board of Aldermen aaf Bcqyf
81 Common C0RBcii of fhs CRY If WaShtRsfsa
. ans. re sum OF seven huhored ana ninety
three dollars and thirty-three cents, being
twelve hfteenths OF the amount of an account
Of expenditures of the Office OF Register Of
Wills, rendered May i, ls11, be, and the same
hereby IL, appropriated out OF the general fund
to enable the Mayor to pay the amount Of said
account chargesble to this corporation.
AnnroYed. MAY 81. IS-I
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An ACT for the relief Of the National Repub-
lican and Evening Star

Be ~ enarted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council af the CffS Of WdshiRgfoa
That the sum of twelve hundred dollars be, aud
the fame Is hereby, appropriated out OF the
general fund TO enable the Mayor to pay six
hundred dollars each to the proprietors Of the
National Republican and Evening Star, a. extra
compensation for publishing the ordinances of
the corporation during the Sixty-Seventh and
SiIty-E Eighth Councils.
Approved, NAV 81, 1871.
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An ACT for the relief OF the Collector of Taxes.
BE a. enacted bg The Board Of Aldermen ant r. oar
81 Common C1NHcil Of the Cary Of WaSiiH gtoa,
That the Auditor and Comptroller of the city OF
Washington be, and they are hereby, authors ed
and requested TO audit and pass to the credit OF
the Collector OF TaNes for said city, in the set
Element Of his account with said city, tue ag-
Rregate amount OF checks drawn by competent
authority, payable out OF the general fund
which he has honored bv payment
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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An ACT exempting certain property on Firtl
street west, between L and NJ streets north
from a sewer tax.

Berenaeted BY the Board az Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council of the City Of WaShiagfoa
That the property on the east side Of Fifth street
west, between the public alley running east and
west In said square on the south and M street
north on the north, be, and the same hereby is,
exempted from all assessment OF taxes 20
defrsy the expenses OF a sewer made on said
part OF Fifth street west, and that an amount
equal 70 the assessment authorized to be made
on said property for such purpose be, and the
same hereby Is. appropriated out OF the Third
ward fund. lApproved, May 81, 1871.
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NAcT for the relief of Timo.hv Nanrnrn

BE - eHdcted By the BsGTf of Aldermen AID Boarf
81 Common Cornell Of The CRY cf HaSifnEfor.
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authO red
10 pay 10 Timothy Mangum the sum OF seventy
five dollars, ont Of sny money 20 the credit of
the general fund not otherwise appropriated;
the said Msngum having paid 10 this corpora
ton one hundred dollars on the sd OF Dece N
Der, 1863, for license OF a restaurant for one
year, and having only used said license until the
18th OF February, 1870. less than three months
Approved, Nav 81, 1871.
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Be enacted BY The Board or Aldermen and Boa,d
Of Common CbxaeiI Of the CRY Of Washiagtoz, That
the sum or ninety nine dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated out OF the general fund,
to enable the Mayor to pay the same to Richard
Wallach, being q balance due on blue-rock
paving on ID street north and Louisiana avenue.
Approved, May q, 1871.
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An Act for trimming and graveling Massachu-
sets avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets
west.
BE a enaefsd By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Conn0a Council Of the CtV Of Warrington, That
the sum OF one thousand four hundred and
ninety.two dollars and nifty cents, or 20 much
hereby; appropriated, payable ont OF the funds
Of the Fourth Ward for the purpose OF trim ming
and graveling Massachusetts, avenue, between
aquantity OF clay has lately been deposited by the
Corporation 10 improve the grade, but which IL
not graveled will become al annoyance to the
neighborhood. Approved, May ~, 1sIl'
An ACT for the relief Of the Sunday Chronicle
BE az enacted bEfhs Board az Aldsrmea and board
81 Common Cotactt Of ths GUY az WdsItssfoH. In ~
two hundred and twenty-five dollars.and sew
enty-two cents be, and the same is hereby, APP
10 pay the proprietors Of the Sunday Morning
Chronicle for advertising the list OF property
sold for nom payment of taxes.
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An ACT to pay the proprietor Of the Sunday
Herald for publishing election notices.
BE AZ enacted Jy the Board Of Aldermen asd Boayd
~ Common Council Of The Cry Of WdSkiHgt0H.
same Is hereby appropriated out OF the general
fund, to pay the proprietor of the Sunday Her
aid for publishing election notices in June,
1870. [Approved, May 81, ISL