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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-02
FOE aALG,

.
Our Drug Business located in San Fran
cisco, Cad. After Cur best wishes, and express
iag cur thanks for the liberal patronage
we baye received for more than twenty one
years, during which Period We have been steadily
engaged il the Drug business in California, we
beg to say in onseqeehoe OF the rapid growth of
DIR. WaEsers California Vinegar Bitters, now
spread over tho United States and countries FAR
beyoad, We neeessitatod to devote entire
time TO said business.
We arc the Oldest Drug firm on the Pacific
Coast and the only one. continuous under the
same proprielors since 1919, and baye determined
10 sell our large, prosperous and well established
hu sfness IN Favorable tcrlns.
Ts,is is;. rare opportunity FOR men with nleans,
Of en- eriug INTO aproftablc business wishgadvan-
tagcs never heforc offered.
Far particulars enquire Of
L. II. MCDONALD & COZ.
Il. II. MeDoSALp, Whoesalc Dnlggists.
J. z. StENoea. San Francisco. Cal.
n. D. Until sale is u ade We shah continue
eur isnportations ard keep a largo stock of fresh
goods constantly ca hand, aad sell ct prices to
| G..fv competition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-02

PAPER, all sizes. just receive
II and for sale at this Office, low for cash.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
PRESENTATION TO JUDGE sHANDLEY.

The oriental club House, on East Broadway.
was scene OF pleasureabe excitement last even
Ing, the occasion being the presentation TO
Justic Edward J. Shandley OF a really magnih-
cent work Of art In the form OF an alto
relieve medallion portrait or the Father OF his
Country. The casting was done by French artist,
named Pierre Emnlc, IN OF bronze and = set In
maroon. .coOrcd velvet IN splendld gilt frame. The
portrait Is taken from the bust OF Washington by
inc sculptor wisenan, the original Of which IN In
the rOtula the Iapitol. The whole affair Is well
worthy OF the anticipated visits OF lovers OF art as
IL will remain on exhibition at the Club Heuse for
brief period. Hundreds Of gentlemen were present
last evening, loud In their expressions or
admiration OF the testimonial AMI the little Judge
gave evidence OF his appreciation OF the gut by ta
continued smile he wore upvu his face,
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
BOLD BOY BURGLARS,

Caution 10 Honselsee epers-NoveI Use Of IL
Fire Escape.
ON Sunday afternoon Mrs. Henrietta Simons, OF
NO. A. Allen street, closed her apartments and
went visiting.
One James Woods boy about sixteen years DID,
accompanied oy man, name unknown, concluded
thai they would avail themselves of the opportunity
TO make an inspection Of the premises, and to their
observSnt eyes the fire escape presented the readiest
means or mgress as well as egress. They
boldly descended by II from the roof
and entered 10y the open window. Proceeding
systematically on the principle OF division
oi laDor, woods sci about examining the wearing
apparel whie ms companion rummaged the bureau.
Inc i0rmer succeeded ia fishing out So from q coat
pocket, but the latter had hardly commenced opera
tons before Mrs. SImons accompanied by her hus-
Dand, returned. lie Immediately rushed out of the
managed TO escape through the scutte. Woods,
however, was ned aud taken into custody by O1cer
Campbell, or the Tenth precinct. Justice Ledwith
committed MN IN default OF 81, 900 bail.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

NV President see General Butler thinks the mill
read.
PRRsiDHNT-Well, believe there Is law for that;
but after all, IL would have been a rather inudclous
proceeding, think. The mob knew they were vio-
lating law without having it formally quoted u
them. our late rebellion was a riot big scale,
and TANK 1t iasteu as long 1t did just because
we wanted 10 read too many riot acts at the be-
ginning.
THE RRruBLiC PARTY NEW YORK.
CoRREsrONDRSr--Do you think. Nh President
that the republican party will be able TO harmonize
in New York In time to take advantage OF these trou
bes among the dsmOcracyt
PRES iDENr-well, l don't think there is any real
lack of harmony among the republicans In New
York. Some men there who are republicans In
name claim that there Is discord. and they try
to make dscord, but they don't amount much.
When II comes to an election the discOrd always
clears up. IT'S only In peace that soldiers grumble
about raliOns. When IT comes to battle against the
common enemy they have something else to think
about.
Fearing TO trespass upon the evident good nature
OF the President here offered TO go
"Mell, III bId you good day Mr. President" SAID
J. ~ won't impose upon your time and good nature
further"
'sNo imposition whatever, :" said ne: "I don't find
much more leisure here than | do IN washington,
and came here especially to seek 1t. nut Will be
glad TO see you al any time when am IN better
humOr for talking"
Better humOr for talking indeed Why this retl-
cent ISphinX, this silent man OF great deeds, had
been spinning ont words OF pith and wlsdom-epi.
grams and aXIOms. for the last twenty minutes with
the facility OF French feuilletOnisr, and then
speaks OF q better humor Tor talking eO0wed my
way out, and spun away TO the west End Dontng
came H.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

ton and friends enemies of tne rresdenI
not Twice the day OF the Convention Governor
wsmoh, In language which has already passed into print
declared with eloquence and force that Your Excel
lency had merited the compliment which the pAri
otto people of this country had paid you In making
you the nations Chief Magistrate and that unless
pired that the conduct OF officials In Louisiana met with
appreciation he would favor your denomination AMI
election.
In this expression he had the endorsement OF nearly every
one In the Convention.
Senator West speech to three thousan nd repnbana
after the convention held. expression
he same view that uttered by Governor Warmoth
In conclusion allow express the opinion that act
administration viii give satisfaction to the
voted for and made President than would the
of officials who perpetrated the
question: nothing their dspac will
republican from defeat the coming
paigus THOMAS W. CONWAY
State Superintendent Public Education. Louisiana.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
cen.slusd 10 tnu

cued ali tne cnoice intellgence contained Ia tnu
ietter. Let no one be mistaken.
AMERICAN POLITICAL PLOrrERs
exert tremendous influence from Europe az a
ppase.greater base than those OF Saratoga or Long
nrahch The machinery IA not so well known on
the American side as here. H. Is very simple A
iew days IN Paris-a meeting OF two or more great
men-it attracts no attention whatever. They SOW
Iheir seed and send their ENJOYS TO America. The
passage OF American politicians to these shores ~
anu 0esh alliances are formed amid sight seeking
ana rich wines and foreign language. with ears
we know more Of the internal here than you 40 OF
the external In New York. The consequence is that
all the place holders In Europe constantly walk
ing with tight shoes on, and even the office boys
IKE to know who has the best prospects have
and mud that they look TO a Crisis IN American
THE LOOMING "NEw pEpARruRE,u
Stewards mysterious voyage round the world, the
terrible ecdt OF the riots OF the 18th OF Julv Alex
ander b. stephens national profanity in his fresh
newspaper the bold dlsunlOn utterances OF Jeff
Davis the failure OF the funding Oan the settlement
or the Alabama claims the Ku Kiux Klan bill. grow.
OF Cuba the excesses OF railroad corporations over.
loaded with corruption. a tainted Dencn and "a
and a confounded ali parties in the % argument
OF the keenest men here. Hardly q prominent
statesman stands upon clearly DEFINED platform.
And from such incongruOus saniagundl it Is argued
with that clearness of vision which IS not
blinded by local interests that new parties must rise
on the OF the Old iOr the struggle Of 1872
Governor Hoffman was strongly condemned by the
rammanyltes whom ! met here, while ne found
republicans 10 man. have sounded all the lead
ing men and the knowing ladies about the future
candidacy and lhe following scheme IS the result OF
weeks OF labor. The three pyramids must stand on
the bases built for the successful candidates In
ventlon. The order indicates the prevailing opinions
as TO the success of the several in the order
they follow from the apex
1872.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Conseg uatipe- Republican,
Coalition Neu Departure
Democratic Cnb,- Buying
BenchPurging Fusion
Party
WM. H. SRwAHD.
SAsFoRD f. CHUROH
W. S. GaOssoBEoK,
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN,
THOMAS A. HENDRIuKs,
SALMON r. CHASE
REPUBLICAN PARTY AS 1T DEMOCRATIC PARTY r
now EXISTS. NOW EXISTS
General L. s. Grant, John I. Hoffman,
=. Z. b. Washburne, Salmon =. Chase,
Gen p. II. Sheridan, Geo H. PendetOn,
Schuyler Celfax. Thomas A. Hendricks,
Oliver =. Morton, General Hancock,
Henry Wilson. Horace Greeley.
General Sheridan unanimously nominated for the
Presidency at dinner OF New York journalists Bordeaux,
March 9, 1871
few days ago tho London papers announced the
expected arrival OF Andrew Johnson IN Paris. 1t
was hoax for Andrew Johnson has not made him
self Known and he therefore, avoided cOmpiicatlng
''the American Presidency abroad"
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
NEWARK'S LAST FIRE,

The old Ward Hospital building the demolition
OF which by fire was noticed IN Yesterdays HERAIr
was owned, 1t now appears ny &. l.. Cornish T.
1haycr and estate Of the late Senator
Isaac Blood. The assurances are az IN.
lOws-Commercal Union OF London, So 900: Ha,.
over IRE, $4,000; Westchesier, N. Y, $1,000; Andes
OF Cincinnati, S3500; Franklin OF Pniladelphis
$4,000; Corn Exchange, OF New YORK, $4,000; la
1ayettc, OF New YORK, $1,000; Union OF Bangor Me-.
$1,000: security, OF New York, $1,000; Market, OF
!suL,alc Ciy, fs,poci wcsssrA OF buffalo. $1,000;
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
THE FATAL STAMPING CASE,


Barrett Bailed-ButIcr still at Large.
Edward Barrett the man held as a witness in the
case or Patrick Butler charged with taking the life
OF jeremiah Mahony, Filty-nmth street and First
avenue, by brutaly kicking him in the abdomen,
was yesterday brought before Coroner Young, at the
City Hall, and held 70 bail IN $4,000 for his future
appearance Patrick Flannery, OF Seventy street
and First avenue, becoming his bOndsman.
When asked II Butler mad been arrested Flannery
replied, mo; there is nobody in the Nineteenth
ward smart enough TO eaten him. and know 1t as
well as anybody else.n
Captain Gunner and mis- officers are making vigor-
Gus Efforts to prove the ialsty OF Flannerys asser
ton.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
lS1S.
FOR PRESIDEN

EEFUBI.IUAN PAETY AZ II
NOW EXISTS.
General L. 8. Grant,
-. +. B. Washburne,
Gen. p. II. Sheridan,
Schuyler Celfax,
Oliver p. Morton
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
A DUEL IN PROSPECT.
EstranxemeDt Between Cuban Chieftains-An
Appeal TO the Code Inevitable.

SARATOGA, August II, IS1I.
Insulting letters have recently passed between
General Manuel de Quesada, mt present IN New
York, and Adolpho dc varoua, his former Chief OF
stan. Senor DE Var0na is, soiournnR AT Saratoga,
and from tho tone or the letters u duel seems III
evtA0le
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
The SOurI, AtIan,ic SUuudrOu.

The United states sloop of war Portsmouth was
at MOntevideO the 10th OF July. All well on
board.
The despatch boat Wasp left MOntevideo on the
5th July for Asunclon, capital OF Paraguay with
Mr.. Stevens the Tinted States Minister, on board.
She was expected TO return TO Monteviueo In the
early part OF August.
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DRoPosALs FOR FULL.

QuARrERMAsTER's oIFIcE, Q. s. MARINE oorrs,f
sealed pro,o..,. va M,,h,shSIssTos, May IS iaI;
until ooek NJ p ssss q me sn aas az as:
o. 81 'nns next, Tor supslyins WOOD and 90 Az 10
places during The hscai year s1Sins ts june ~,
the WOOD TO be merchsntsble Osk. end 20 be delfvs
. .sss sss % q &. M .s !: sss
O. d sIPs s e ths 1nI,sd s,sis. q. Jos % ss
i :seS Soe,s xiiS hin 4. II i e. ss
and .oss al snd oas 70 :, The
de oos1 .Sssiss the dssssssss re-
Quirees N scoordsDce with regulations, viz:
a.. m,,snington city, d. O., no tons 81 coal. -
Al POrisnouth. n. H.. ~ tons Of coal. ~ cords a
AZ ossrIsstown. ns.s.. 10 tons Of eo.l. 100 cords
AZ Brooklyn, n. T.. 10 tons Of coal. ID cords q
AZ Philadelphia. PENIS. 100 tons Of coal. 60 cords
Al Gosport, Va, GO tons 81 coal, 50 cora, Of vao6
AZ Pensacola fla-, = tons q cosl. 70 cords a
The wood aud coal furnished n wsshiprso, esty
70 be measured. weighed fnspectst and ccrfi6et 81
ne ss,ssnPsst ,s..sesor s.peinssd 81 q. nsvy
can . ssisnss ssos s,,is .ss ,' q :ss
r:y.so, .iil - nsas uso. the r.es,g. q 90
Of the posts sf which the wood coal hss bssa
The rishs e reserved 70 reject al bids eoa.larsa
e :. ssss sss
or sss: D.
ooRseny each proposal. othsrviR Il uiH ~ -
10 ): seaor.ss .yropss.ls Cor sasi.s and e.;
dressed 70 the uadsrsgns5 =.
nyisfAv . snkos snd Qassssfasisse,
- - - q 1l-ll-A-t.l ~ -
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AN ACT granting certain privileges to Carl n.
kuehleman.
ID RO POS Ais.
NAVY DHPARTMENr.
ySEkAy OF rAsDs ksp DocK

WAsHINsToN, ID u NAV ~ iS-i
ERA nsny yards for the fiscal year ending June =.
n tnh e reoei'eo AZ this Buress until 10 olOef
p9ssis will Ie cpened '-'''' '"' ''s-
., rntea sehedules IN which the materials ana ard
s An VII be furnished on spplicetion and
Offer 10 eostr., ~ - oessea 70 persons desiring %
,nersin; ey The Commandments Of the several navy.
a ior me Classes for the yards under their oss.-
H. Bureau Tor sai al q the ysrd. go or d
osy, - 80 ,yi asa misiakes ~ soaiisr fAs
,0l,sa - "a ~ gara IN ore eHcsope nor aay 80
20 CoSss az ~, a. sonr,.s .. 49, acso,d,f
Bdeers are refsrrsd =, 80 80 20 ena eeHrad
which viii Be farpsehs q ,n ;,5 printed ,nstryeons
form rSSs s1ss Ssr 81, ssOTs be made he p
n,T.s for qes.nsfon before the tine
No cd ,esa - een men; ,,h,,. ,,.g a,
Sor aass 81 s MAI oa NO 0''a"'' '''A b sds
Ire prop cal must be accom- panied by osrtihc...
tret in SSes tho Sdaer fe. % for the de
SaS ~ Gee " the sr ts iST Which he proPo
,s O. Ssr ~ "a. ' s1, az sS.s -.
q i4Ss ssTsnus for S' the as IL 'f 3
m.fss ts sss. the SSts r re
Which may DEEM eI6fBssu. .hs lowest bdOr saJ
Sure<ies in the fnll .naonDf xrfll ka r.,-s-.s
the contrsef and their ~ ~ ei.ee 70 ssn
ss 10 The satisfsctson 81 ~ SJ ~ nost oe cert
The biader mnsf stsss - snent end
once 4 be 6e,irss All h,s 6.Ils g be paid:
time sPpoinf bidders are eqassted 70 U.s ne
dcrsed thus: Proposals. for class Nos &C., ~.
eIaSseSl for Ghs Nacg Yard a., nav. a. 800 -
ITO the Chief OF the Bureau OF Tsrd. - 49,
Navy Department. W ashington I'D n - ~ Do~@ss
The schedule will state the times within which -,
ticles will be required 20 be delivered M an =
ticles named IN the Scheduled which a. -
kSDvn 20 be in common ant general uss ths ~
can be procured or not, and IL they cannot be os.
tsineo TIE iaet must be reported 70 the bureau q
All of.srs not made in sute Conformity with the
the ostioD Of tSe suPeay ~ me schedules win, &C
vfihhsld from ne sro1, 10 ~ Psr oen.qm vii Be
tract. shall have been ce@sistsd and eighty O ss
triplicate By the commsndsnt Of the res sectiys
designsed in the contract within ten days AFTER the
seScretsLy OF the Treasury.
49,. -. 1870 ~ THIS bureau are numbered and
osSSnisnai ~ i1pioNG
Pine T,nSer Na ysi,ox = s et0ne No 81 fsllos
yah sSa az. hsGH WOOD Nc waite P.e proce
70. s. Cement, No. >, Gravel and s,ns No ~
~ M ano IIessna sno freelay; No %, ate:
No rs, PIG Iron No ~ rslss NJ "a no: ~ steel:
and Glass. No IA shin ~ - Gnts; Ol,s
Wars. 10 Il ~ e. No. ~, nero-
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IOFFIOIAL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed BY the sixtx-eighth Council Of
the City Of w ashinston.

Az Aor for the relief Of John I. Costin.
.. Bsu asoofsd ov ths Board Of Aldermen asd Beayd
the sum OF sixty-six dollars and ninety-th three
cents be, and L. hereby, appropriated, payable
as follows: Sixteen dollars and thirty-four cents
out OF the Seventh Ward fund, and ffty dollars
and fifty mine cents out Of the special tax fand,
30 enable the Mayor to refund TO John 7. Cos
ninety three cents for taxes erroneously assessed
In the name OF and paid by the said Costin In
stead OF William Spottswood, the owner OF the
property In square $50, and that the Mayor y
authorized TO cause the above amount TO be
charged upon the property owned By William
sposts. zoe being part Of iSts u and 2. H. in
An Acr for the relief Of Joel Gittines.
@siSs ~ e: s s :. s:s sss,s
the sum OF eeventy-fve dollars be, and the same
n hereby, appropriated ont Of the general fund
20 enable the Mayor to pay said sum TO Joel
6ittines, who Ia entitled thereto under acts Of
the corporation Of ls64.1, by reason Of Ills having
been drafted and furnished o substitute for mil
itary service, on the quota OF this city, under
tbs call OF the President OF July 10, 1864.
Approved, April "a, 1871.
An ACT 10 Get the curbstones and pave the foot
ways and cutters On both sides Of X street
north, from Fourth street east 70 Seventh
BE q enacted by fhs Bosrd o. llde.mss asd Board
Of Conmon Council az fhS Csfy Of WasAssstos, That
the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorised and
requested to cause thecurbstones 70 be set and
the footways and cutters paved on the north
and scrth sides OF X street north. from Fourth
the expense thereof . tax equal 30 the cost DO,
and the same Is hereby, levied on all lots or
parts Of lots bordering on the line OF said Inn
proyement [Approved, May ., ISL.
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An ACT mailing an appropriation In cid Of ne
iss 81 The -Shiierent HospitAi Of the DIR
u1ct OF OolumpiA
os. css q a. S s = Ts.s. ed s fs..
the sum OF one thousand 'dollsrs be, and The
fund 20 enable the Mayor % contribute Ire ssns
In aid Of the " Children's Hospital OF the DE-
trict Of Columbia" Prvvsded, That in ne 3D.
tinction shall Be made on account Of race OF
color. fApprcved, Nav %, ISL
An ACT % aid the Association OF the SOLDIER
OF the war Of 1sl2" In the entertainment q
.slpng cemrsoss &C their anniversary In Sep
Be sienaoted By tAs Beard Of <ldsr-e. s.d Board
81 Coe@os Cosacl Of A< Can az WasAin0ton.
That the sum Of one hundred and ffty dollars
bic out OF the general fund 70 enable the MAYOR
70 pay said amount 20 james A Kennedy
War Of 1914, I'm aid Of the entertainment OF her
comreoesffom Baltimore, who purpose whiting
this city on the 18th Of September next
Approved, May "a, 1871.
An ACT 10 extend q sewer In ID street south.
BE q endcted b. the Board Of Atdsrnes ond Bos-d
81 coaaon Coened Of fAs CsfV 81 WIasIfaoto..
That the Mayor be, and he o. kereby author-
lzed snd requested 70 csnse the sewer already
tended esstw srdly along said ID street south,
across sixth street west, 70 the school building
lot IN square No -; said sewer 20 be OF the same
dimensions and material a. that heretofore su-
thorized I'm said ID street, and 20 be nrovtded
with such man holes, drops. &C, a. nav be
necessary; the work 70 be done under the dirno-
ton OF the Superintendent OF streets, sewers.
sc, and the superintendence of the Commis-
saoner OF the Seventh Ward. and two Assi.t.ut
commissioners 20 he appointed by the Mavor.
sna 70 defray the expense OF the said sewer a
sufncient amount II hereby Appropriated ont az
tne fnnos OF the Seventh Ward, except 90 much
OF salo sewer ss may pas along private PROB
erty, which Il hereby Assessed in couformltx
with existing laws. lApProved, May p, 1874.
Az AoT 20 pay Z. b. Hughes for messuri,s
and inspecting wood and coal for the oorpc-
ration.
Be- enacted b. the Board Of AIderma. a.d B.,~d
or Common COuncii Of the City Of Hasls.ote-.
That the Mayor II hereby authorized snI
requested topay 20 K Il. Hughes tuentv-three
collars and forty-two cents for measurins and
Inspecting wood and coal for the corporstio~
payable out OF the general fund.
Approved, May 25, 1871.
AN ACT granting certain privileges TO Carl r.
huehlemsn.
BE enacted oy the Board Of Aldermen a.d Bes-<
Common Cossscti Of tie CIiy Of Wasksa0to-
1hst permission be, and the same IA hereby
granted TO Carl II. Kuehleman 20 erect three
frame snmmer kitchens in the rear OF his thres
brick dwelling houses on Eighth street east he
tween ID and streets south, the same TO Re-
main during the will and pleasure of this cor
Porsuon. Approved, May Is, 1871.
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An ACT for the relief OF the estate of Owen

Be tf enacted by the 6oard 0 Aldermen asd Board
81 Common C6NneiI Of fhe DRY Of WaSkfngfos,
That the sum Of hfty-fve dollars aud ffty-six
cents be, and the same is hereby, appropriated
out Of the First Ward fund TO enable The Mayor
to refund that amount to the estate OF Owen
murray, 1t being an excessive assessment on lot
Ia, square So, and lot "A, square 10l.
Approved, May II, ISL
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IUI lcIttt
BsG esacfed by the Board Of Aldermen and Boa,a
Of Common Council Of the CRY Of Hashingfo., That
the Mayor be, and he II hereby, authorized 70
pay 20 Cornelius Clark, out OF the funds OF the
First Ward, the sum OF one hundred and sixty
six dollars, being the balance due for carriage
and labor performed in October, November and
December, which the then commissioner of the
ward failed TO return on the pay-rolls.
Approved, May IL, 1871.
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AN ACT for the relief of the heirs of the late i.
T. KiIlnap -

BE al enacted BY tke Board OF Aldermen and Board
o. COMMON Council 81 Ihe CSfy Of Hdxhtngton That
the sum of thirty-twO dollars and seyeDty-one
cents be, and the same is hereby, appropriated,
payable cut OF the funds of the Fourth Ward
to enable the Mayor TO refand 70 Asbury Lloyd'
attorney for the heirs Of j. L. Kilmzn. decea sed
that amount for taxes overpsid, as sho wn by
the certificate of the tax clerk
Approved, May 20, 1871.
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An ACT authorizing the purchase OF Numeri-
cal Book for the use Of the Superintendent OF
Sewers, &C., the Board Of Assessors and the
Ward Commissioners.
Bsa eSdoted by the Board Of ALdernez and Board
o. Common COunetI of The DRY II Wasktngfon, That
of three hundred and sixty dollars, PAYABLE out
of the general fund, for the purchase OF a ssNu-
merical Book" for the use OF the Superinten-
dent OF Sewers, &C., the Board of Assassors
and the ward commissioner.
Approved, Nav II, 1871.
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An AcT to grade and gravel Thirteenth sire

west, from Maryland avenue to Water street
Be itenaeted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common COuneI Of the CITY of WdshiaotoH
That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, author
lied and requested to cause Thirteenth street
west, from Maryland avenue TO Water street
south, to be graded and graveled; and to defray
the expenses thereof the sum of twelve hum
dred dollars, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary, be, and the same is hereby, appro-
priated out of the funds Of the Seventh Ward.
Approved, May 10, 1871.
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AN AoT authorizing the Mayor to issue lics

TO L. Benjami for six months
be " enGoted w fht Board Of AIdermss and Boa,a
81 Common CoNSIciI Of The Guy OF WasaiaEun Thst
the May or be, and he Is hereby, authorized and
requested TO issue peddlar's license to l.. BEN
payment of twenty-five dollars for the came.
Approved, May %, 1871.
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An ACT for the relief OF John O'Connor.

De II esacted ~ 10, Board Of AIdernes asd Boa,d
o. Common CoEScII al tas Ctfy Of WasAtngIoz That
the sum OF nineteen dollars and dfty-tive cents
be, and the same Ia hereby, appropriated, pays-
Mayor 70 pay the said sam to John O'Connor
for an excess OF sewer tax paid by him as GER
tilted by the City Collector.
Approved, May 20, 1871.