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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

amend and re enact an act entitled IAN act
60 incorporate the Roman Catholic Church
OF St. Martin, in the parish Of st. sfartir."
came up on its final passage and was
finally passed, title adopted. and ordered
20 be sent 10 the Senate for concurrence.
The Committee on EnsoI!meu: made she
following report:
C"ssT-.ss % S,RcLLsKsr,l
February :, 1873.
Is the Honorable Speaker and Members of she
HouSe OF Represen .atives
Your committee beg leave 20 report as
being duly engrossed the following bills:
House bill No 50, an act to amend and
re-enact an act entitled an act to incorporate
the Roman Catholic Church Of st. NJ artir.,
in the parish of st. Martin.
touse bill Nc. 90. An act granting addf-
tiOna powers to tho police ury OF the par
Ish OF Madison.
House bill Ne, ZIG, a0 act 70 admit Amer
lean citizens who have studied law in the
legal institutions Of France, Germany and
England, and who have been admitted to
practice in the superior courts OF these
respective countries 90 practice in the sew
eral courts OF louisiana
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GAiH, Chairman.
All OF the bill, reported were placed on
the calendar for third reading.
Mr.. Martinez. of ST. Martin. called up
House bill Ne. 9S. entitled an act TO pre-
scribe method for changing names, and
to relieve the General Assembly from the
necessity .! passing private bills in such
cases.
Mr.. Hahn, Of 81. Charles. offered the fol
lowing amendments to the above bill, which
were agreed to
Section one-At the end OF The sixth line
insert the words land parish
Section tWo-At the end Of the fourth
line insert ''or parish.
Section twO-SiXteenth line. SfteV The
word district, insert the words 'or parish.
On motion. she bill! was considered en-
crossed.
The bill was read the .hird time and
finally passed, title adopted and ordered TO
be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. Hahn, Of st. Charles. chairman of the
Committee on Judiciary. made the tolleS.
ing reports:
COsRI-r.s oy SUDiCIAay,t
February D, 1873.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members " she
House of representative
Your Committee On Judiciary have had
under consideration House bill No. 9. offered
by Mr. SartaiB, entitled an act 20 amend
sections 2729 and 2730 of tho Revised Stat
utes Of Louisiana, and report unfsVogably
thereon.
House bill Nc SO, entitled an &C: to pro
tect citizens in their rights to property uD
der the homestead laws Of this State, and
to fix penalties and damages for violation
of the provisions Of tho homestead
acts, and report uptavorably there.
on, as it attempts to attach pen.
altes to judicial officers for what may
be done in mistake OF Judgment or law and
to make criminal acts out OF such are not
criminal in their nature. The taking OF =
writ which is illegal can be cured by its
amendment. and ALI acrion affected there
under is punishable by civil damages
sgaint the party gesort!ng to it. and this is
considered sufficient.
And House bill No. a. entitled an act 20
amend and reenact section 1910 Of the Re
viseG Statutes of Louis! ma, and report un
tayOgAbly thereon.
Nj HAHN.
GEORGE C. BENHAM,
WILLIAM KERN
d. YOU Nc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

80 Sile Honorable Pre s3ens end Msmb#rs OF SaS
Senate
am directed By che House 60 ask fhs
concurrence of your honorable, body sd fhe
following House bill, viz:
House bill No. Is, entitled sRs ace s@ Su-
corporate che Louisiana Central hallway
Company.
vsry respectfully,
JOHN W. RO&BOROSGf3,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
oEFICIALJOU AL
OF THE
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
REGULAR SESSION
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
T~.zsy.se~enth Days Proceedings.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

The wife of Senator Stockton, Of Xsw
Jersey "a said to spesb sevea different Ian
gHaSes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
Above low
Else. es's, water mark
inch. :. tncheA 1t. In.

The river here is eleven feet below high
water mark Of 1871.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
wealth aua Beauty.

A correspondent writing from the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs Of the ball which took
place last Friday says THE observed Of all
observers was Miss Ferguson, Of New YOIk,
young lady whose income, Paul Pry eaEs, is oae
hundred and twenty ave thousand dollars year
Ia neat little sum TO put between oneself and
penuTy. she wore, on Tins occasion, come thons-
ands OF il about her, in the shape Of diamonds
and other tFinkels. and the effect, Of oourse Wa
tention, both by her beauty and the brllliancy Of
her jewels, Uas MEA Bsnjlmin s. SloEy, Of New
Orleans, an acknowledged leader OF socislY q
The White for The past two seasons. The rich
Miss Ferguson Uill this week give handsome
German a the White Sulphur 6pFinas, ratheI
an unprecedented thing by the way, Tha cards
Of invitation are alFeady out, and the s1ppsg and
iavoEs are ordered from New York. Il i ex'
pCctod 10 Be- z very brilliant a1hlT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
For the Del. GAZETTE.


Mr. Editor .-Examlning the published list of
Finances for the years 1884, Of our city, am
lorcibly impressed that there should be skill
Aul persons to conduct the financial portion OF its
ohaiTs. have examined some OF the assessments
made and returned by the assessors, and IN my
opinion they we've Judlcious, and fair valuation
placed upon the properties. And so fairwere they
nat have heard them praised by members OF
Council for their justness, and no doubtIf allowed
10 remain in that state, there would have been no
pause Tor complaint upon the part of the tax-pay-
-. But alas, they must pass into the inspection
" Board OF revision, composed partially of the
ring members OF Council, for the purpose OF meet
ing the enormous expenditures of 1862 $50, they
(they nng) manipulate the price OF properties far
oboVs their market value aud in order to induce
ne people TO believe that the taxes are not so
hign, under the new mode Of making the percent
4ge, which in order TO have met that amount of
tKPsnce, the per cent. on the manipulsd estimates
q properties and heads, which is (as puOlished)
I26,64S,0l6, would be nearly one and q halt per
ant, or one dollar and fifty cents on the
cne hundred dollars Of the manipulated assessment
nr traction over seventeen par cent on the Inter
oat value, aRd full two per cent. more than the
rates last year. Andthat the people may feel
his burden light, the hnance committee firing
rhairman) say deduct $50, 100 we do not want
ost thS reckORingl and SEQ 900 for schools. making
#ll6, 100 taken faOm the amount estimated leaves
balance Of S246, ,750 to be provided for city pur-
poses. Aud they have only Sl92. 1866, leaving q
Balance Of Soi,SS4 less than the amount Ct appTo-
pTiations
And thea again there Is no provision made fol
Nelinquenees which will reach al least $4,000
md Ia all near S65 900 less than can be realized
by the estimated appropriation, at the one pei
eent Now the result another 1atinp debt OF
sixty-nve thousand dollars to be carried until tho
meeting of the Legislature and then funded
70 our already bnrdensome Indebtedness of a
million dollars. A change in onr city rulers il
sfeStly needed by tho TAX PAYER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
The palace Car Company.

Some idea Of the extent of the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company may be OBJ tained when we
state thai these magnificent vehicles are now
running on one hundred and flfty-two differ-
ent lines Of railroads, that there are seven
hundred of them In all. and that Que hundred
and twenty new ones have just been complet-
ed. Twelve millions OF dollars have been in
vested in the organization. Every car costs
from seventeen to twenty thousand dollars,
ane one Of them Is running on the New York
and Erie broad gauge which costs more than
fifty thousand dollars. About the first OF Sep
tember they will begin operations on one OF
the English roads. A system is in prog ress
under this extensive organization by which
they will sell tickets in London, Paris, Berlin or
st. Petersburg, and contract to conVer passen-
gers ia San Francisco or any other point In
the United States-including everything, not
| only ocean travel and the care 0fbaggage, hut
also the eommlssariat Of the traveller, so that
he can either find his effects at his destination
or can stop off for several days and resume
| his journey. General Horace Porter, son OF
the late Governor d. r. Porter, and recent
private secretary Of President Grant, Is the
executive officer or vice president Of the com
lpany.-Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
AHuman mnmG Imslae a FIah.

On The 9th ult, fishing boats crew brought
to land large draught Of fishes at the deep sea
fishing called Fithaland, on Shetland. Among
the piscine tribe brought ashore was large ling,
which on being opened, was found to contain q
full grown hand. II was the LEFT hand and Waa
perfectly entire. The point Of the fingers SEEM
ed distended with blood, but the rest ofthe hand
was bleached white. 1t was thought that Il
could not have been long in The animal, as de-
composition had not yet set In, and from its Tath-
sr small size and the absence Of all traces Ol
hard work, II was suspected to be that Of Wom-
an. As there was no Fememberance Of any rec
cent wreck having taken place in the vieinilyI
and as ii is well known fact that there are sOme-
times fearful undeFcurronts running between the
Atlantic and German Oceans at this place, i
was Coniec.ured that the body might have been
drilled many hundred miles from the scene o.
some unloTtunale wreck. The hand was cares
fully buried and the ish destroyed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
DAILY GAZETTE.
30 the Editor Of the aarsito.

Az bho DulCOI OF tno 0aEetto.
Cho little interest manifested tthe nomination
election OF the Republican party, and the utter
disgust OF the Taxpayers for the Vaccinations OF
Messrs Gallagher, Pickels & Co, are evidences
that the people are up and ready for change of
government in our municipal atfairs. The pro-
posed enormous expenditures for tbs water de-
partment in addition TO an annual expenditure of
nearly SdOO,OOO ought to have reused the Repub-
licans TO thorough understanding.
10 the grasp Of Messrs. Gallagher, Pickels IS
Co.. the peopleare powerless; with the exception
OF the Seventh Ward, IN which Mr.. Mcdowell
made frutless attempt, Messrs. Gallagher,
Plckels ~ 70. ran their own candidates without
opposition. That two such good men as Mr..
AdamS, ia the Sixth, and Mr.. McLear in the
seventh Ward have been nominated is due to the
tac 50 report Gays, that Mr.. Quigley of the Sixth
aud Mr. Mcdowell OF the Seventh Ward, would
at no tlme vote for Mr.. Gallagher, as Chief EnRi-
neer OF the water department
VI course this would unfit them at once in the
eyes OF Gallagher, PIckels & Co., to hold munich
pal oifice. Mr. Qugley refused to enter the poli.
tlcal field, but Mr.. Mcdowell dared to do so and
was numerically slaughtered. What the colored
voters lald not do the men OF the water and
street departments could, and thus was high trea.
son punished. Such would have been the result
~ any ward, where opposItlon to the "rule OF
ruin" policy OF Messrs. Gallagher, Pickels & Co
Would have been made The Republicans fee
this humiiatlng state of affairs aud are loud in
their denuncations. The ring doing the nomina
ting business for the citizens, usuTpIng to them
selves oil the privileges which formerly belonged
TO the respective wards. will find that the ranl
and hle OF the party will not follow. Let us nom
mate nan OF integrity, of ability high toned gen
tlemen, and you mSY rely upon 1t that the firm O
Gallagher, PickeIs q Co., will be left out in tn
ooid. Hundreds OF Republicans stand ready t
help US to obtain such a satisfactory result
A VOTER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

Two coloFed men, uamed Jones aud Williams,
quafFelled In Harrisburg, on Sunday night, on
the question Of "Who was the better man" when
Jones drew a bowie knife and stabbed Williams
several times in the stomach. Williams lived
but few minutes. The murderer Is In Jail
The RulfiAns who burned the colOred man,
Dan Calhoun, 10 death, in Dyer county, Tenn,
have not yet been arrested. Two Of them have
left the county, "and Vanghab, the remaining
one. win surrender himself il Is said"
Gov. W0Ods0n, 0fMlssouri, has issued an or.
der to convene special term Of Galloway Cir.
cult for a Investigation Of the lynching Of Pc
ter Kesaler at Fulton on Friday last.
A man named Lord, said TO be travelling
correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald. has dlsap
peared from Louisville since Tuesday last, anl
teaFB Of foul play are entertained.
Ambrose W. Thompson, financial agent o.
Jersey City, O1Lors e100, 900 per cent bonds o
that city at % and accrued interest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
WAsuINoroN, Aueust Is. 1s7g


RAPHAEL sBMNEs ON THE ACTS OF MS vKssKL
SUNK IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL DURING the
LATE war.
Semmes, formerly commander Of the Alabama,
made spseeh b aelf-dsience at the meeting Of
the Southern Historical Society, Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, Va, on Saturday, in
which he maintained that the Alabama had war
rant for all she did, and that her conduct was fully
justified BY presidents OF tho Uuited States during
the Revolution and War OF 1912. He denied the
burning OF ships without authority Of law, the
violation Of his PAROLE the carrying OF foreign
ors on his ship. He also said II the nation ex-
ists we will have but one history; England has
bat one history our Confederate history will live
for q generation OF more. Ia five hundred years
there will be history of the Confederate States
but OF the whole country. Let Us show magnan-
lmlty. II fame has been gained on either side,
80 SS "a ~, ~ ,,s1t s;t
BY the standard Of truth no was willing to be
judged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

During circus exhibition at CRANKY, No, Inst
Friday, two drunken men, named Benjamin
klllian and Thomas Hill sanlaultOda ceIoFOd man,
named Charles Thomas, and shot him in the neck
and breast, inhicting serious wounds. Thomas
returned the ale without hitting either. Promis-
cuous firing followed, in which Mr.. Schmidt, .
prominent business man Of GTanby, was killed,
and Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Gage we're wounded.
killian and Hill mada their aScnna
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
For the Gazette.

Eor the GaZett0. 7
y IL HE A REPUBLICAN ?-COnsideTable doubt
a expressed rs 10 the political convictions enter
tained by VIM. d. Dove, the gentleman whom
The Republicans OF thS Tenth Ward have nomi
nated foG tho City Council. Knowing that, with
Ia tho period of year, Mr.. Dove had been a
Democrat many persons were greatly surprised
10 hear that he had been made the choice of a
Republican nomination. 1t Is not yet known
whether Mr.. Dove has accepted the nomination,
aud some insist that, he is still Democrat, not
wlthstandlng the fact that the Republicans of the
Tenth Ward made him their nominee, ON Saturday
II,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

CoAL.-A telegram from Scranton says Hon :
osiais and LaekaWanna anthracite coal is re-
failing there for $3 go So 80 for chesnut, and
e3 80 for stove and CRATE sizes. Competition
by local agencies, which began on Saturday, Is
the cause,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
TOR CITY TREASURER.

The underlined yielding to the solicitations Of .
number Of friends. Offers himself . candidate. ct
the Democratic Nomination Election, and pledges
himself to giVe hearty support 70 the successful
nominee.
augl5-tn JOHN III. FRAZER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXEs FOR ls7A
The 1nasrsishS1. Receivers Of Taxes fOg the
City Of WilminEtOa. will be at the City Hall On
hours Of aud u In mOrning. aAd r0m 20 Gin the
aftern0an. for the purpose Of receiving Taxes.
dsdnetiOn Of I've per eoae. is maas Oa all taxes
paid In JNlys ali paid in August aad ~ 70
Ag Of the polls d the city sleosion faOo Of the bill
must be paid and after that date ave per cent viii
" ~~''S " ' ALRXANORR CHANDLER,
WILLIAM ArILLkY,
jys-Aa RscslVers Of Taxes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
PROPOSILS.
PROPOSALS..

PRoPosALs. -,
SEALED PROPOSALS TO BUILD SCHOOL
aE6 HENUSE SsIsrS y. W. COR. THIRD AND HARRISON
Tobe delivered to the undersigned, SATURDAY.,
August sd. 1873. before 5 D. N.
Ths Committee reserve tie right to reject AnV 81
Printed specifications can Be had hy calling Il No
west 9TH street. and plans can be seen,
eagS-eS b N. n. CHILD. ChaiEman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
ITO FARMERS AND GOOD STOCK BREEDERS
We offer at PRIVATE SALE.
OUR THREE C9 YOUNG. hAReR. In
SOUND AND WELL BROKEN W
Valuable "a" Bay COlor.)
HoRRnR.

= ~. : - = = 1Itss = ~.
Two Of them are solid. sound and trusty farm ami
mails and without blsmish.. The third e useful
beast IN eFoHy particular and as diver e. raadst0
cannot be sHOelled; is perfectly SAFE; any W6nSh
can drive him, yethe has trotte measured mile IN
~ seconds. Also. q tuh bred English Maple
ether lambs Sfths same CeeGWold stock. months
oid. ali ~ COY 9eorge =. PoFtaYs, (Of Pena.) eel
eorated hams Emperor that W3ia he'd 80 pounds
with his sixtsen inch feees oa;h e elpBod EolgR-
Cd 111 lbs The lenabs are vsfg lalS 46r 1heiF age
Black Spanish Chickens" at t2 90 pIrfSif
For eonditioAl, address or apply 81 the Upper
Snuh Mill: YOrklin P. o.. W. W.R r., Del.
aug.lS-4t. &C. TERREE 4 co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
Excursions.
GRAND EXCURsTON no

LAoAOES ON The MAJESTIC HUDS0Nl
=, The Water Witch Steam Fire Engine COMPANY
No. will give q grand excursion to New YORK. on
THURSDAY, sEPTEMRER Ash.
Leaving Wilmington BY special train, at SIS. AN.
inc q superbly furnished cars Of the p, W. and b.
halirOad are engaged for the occasion and will run
% south AmbOy. stopping both going and returning
At Suester, West Philadelphia and Trenton,
Oh Nngat South AmbOy the splendid
FLOATING PALACE. THE
AAOHARD BFOCKrOM.
Will take the excursonists to New York Iapdinv
tnos9 who may desire to " do the city and the Cen
ELLINaER'S BRASS BAND AND PARLoR
ORCHESTRA
VIII furnish the necessary music for those who may
Nisn 70 TIP it on the light fantlstic toe.
will steam ~
UP THE HUDSON TO THE PALISADES.
Returning. will pass the Kills and Sailors spuo
haroor. Places Of interest and enchanting beauty.
Al Is probable that the exeursionists
AAYSEE THE GRAPHIC BALLOON
Ageend on its Atlantic aeriaI yoyaRe a the
Atn is the day appointed for its ascension.
a caterer will be on board the steamer TO suIbIv
th9 necessaries for the inner man
Round TIP tickets from Wilmington, 500. From
Shester. 500. From West Philadelphia, d so
from Trenton, 500. Children half fare
Tickets may be had at Adams L Bros. sO6 Market
s fGeet ~ paws cigar store 5O6 ShpeT street, aud
rom members Of the company.
| augl6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
PEVM0LDs 4 CO..

OlS Market street, Wilmington,
CONvEYANCRRs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
ogsr the following very desirable properties for
sale Or exchange;
. No l.
Modern built new house. 9 rooms, gas. bath,
heaters, water closets Ac corner Sixth and Jefer-
sou streets; will be sold below value.
No. 2.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

TAMRRTlNG OF C0RPORAToRS Of Gay
h ton" Loan Association the undoFsigned was
anthoFiEod to OpOn book Tor subscription Of stock.
IL Il proposed 70 run this l0aa on the new plan,
namely. 10 MiVo to the borrower. the whole amount
Ot the lean and 70 coolest the premium with dues
And Interest Il Is alsO proposed TO have weekly
isI2-tf MI, LTcHTENsTEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

No. 8.
BouSe on Spruce street near Eighth. lust finish;
cheap And on easy terms
bath, eommodes &C.. on Harrison street near DSI-
aware avenues very desirable home, with tn e ad
vAntaSs OF city cars NJ
bsat buSinssSSstands in the city; will be sold tor
t40ool leas than value.
No. 8.
A choice Market street residences; water. gas,
baths shade. &C.; really delightful home, and Of
fsEOd VsSg lev aaa on gay terms
A cheap pleas ant and healthy village homs in
NAWlrk. Del. Lot A5EIsS. NsW house. rooms and
GSeoFe room. millinery hIs been successfully
conducted here for sometime. Good ice house aud
other Out-baildinGs Inquire of J. II, Ray, New
ark, or At eur once.
sDIsndid buildinE lot. 25TiH f., on Rishtssnth
gIQOt, near Washington. This will be q profitable
l N 70 hay. a. the building Of Washington street
the price Of lOt'.
WashingtOu street. lot. SOSll5; west side, between
EAShtA aad Niath; very choice.
from Newark, Deli stoas house and barn.
2lot1 on DelsEare avenue. near SOllisrs Aonu-
~ No.1.
2lets On Delaware avenue, near City R. R. depot;
eh25-2sElS 4.
| Watsr power Of 50 horse capacity. on the new
or-GaAlinG MhitO Clay Creek. 81 ThOmpsOn'a Sta
tion On the PannsylVAnia and Del. Railroad, go
yardb head race 50 yaFds tail race; mill on the haI
road siding. no hauling handling Of stock. but
lead AID unload into the mill dsOr, thus saving
heavy expense. Strong inducements will be on Or-
No.lI.
n A hotel stand on the Nd and Del Railroad, 81
Aarydel, Caroline county. Nd. Large new house
AID barn. and l6 acres Of good land good Op'
pOrtdntky TO make money. No local option here
No: IS
An excellent gFist and saw Eill in Psaea1el
Hundred. on the Chrstia1a River, le feet head
lend fall, giVing 20 hoEse power. half mile 20 tbs
end ID. Railroad. thPaO- -fOuFths mile TOT the "
: tAad +. Railroad. l& miles 20 Newark. A very de
sirablo property and new doing profitable busi
RI Mole.
g.Af ~.s No. ~
The Newark Iron Foundry. sOo1 bushes
t.t..- NO.H.
Farmain PennSylvania. Delaware. Maryland an
ViFRinia. Also, mills. stores business stands an
Dwellings. The public are invited to cali and ex
anime the list. OOrResDOndenee promptly answer
ed. REYNOLDS co.
9l5 Market street. Wilmington Del.
Real estate brokers, cOnveyaneors, surveyors an
Iaalle0tinR aGenta lyS9.d3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
IOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.

And sRRIRS.
BY a vote Of the members Of the Young Meas
Loan Association held at their rooms. on the even
ing Of the 18th inst tt vas voted unanim0adiy 20
fssr0 Ave hun1ra1 aharas Of NeW Stock. commonc-
inR with the month Of June.
Subscriptions to the same viii be received by the
President II. Y. de NOrmandie. At his store. Soz
Market street and also at the Farmers Bank by
jyl6-d 7. E. YOUNG, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

HNOR SALE-SscOnd- Hand MELODEONS. at ii
" most your own prices. at the Music Rooms. No
jsi4-dtf ''''' JAMES N. CLEMMER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19
WANTS

w this Ofhse, aaEi6-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-19

H-t NO.H.
Farmain PennSyIVania. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia. Also, mills. stores. business stands and
dwellings. The public are invited to call and ex-
anime the list. Correspondence promptly answer
ell REYNOLDS co.
els Market street. Wilmington Del.
Real estate brokers, cOnVeyaheOFs, surveyors and
osllOotinG agents. jyS-dSm.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04
STATE OF MAINE.
To the Electors
OF THE
CITY Of PORTLAND.

DURSUANT to warrants from the vayor and AL
Il dermen of the City OF Portland, the duly auali-
fed electors of said city hereby notified to meet
IN their respective Ward Rooms, ON
momaay, toe n, ahth day Of scpte ns ber next,
atfen O'Clock in the forenoon,
to give in their votes tor lGove nor, -Four Senator'S
and five Rep. ssentatives the State Legislature,
COUNTY Attorney, County Treasurer and One County
Commissioner.
The polls on such day of election to remain open
until fur e'clOck.n the afternoon, when they shall
be closed.
The Aldermen of said city viii be in open session
at the Ward Room (entrance on Myrtle ST. In City
Builuing, from nine O'Clock in the forenoon to one
O'Clock in the afternoon each OF the three secular
days next preceding such day of election, and nom
three o'clock to five O'Clock the afternoon on the
last of said three secular days. for the purpose of re-
ceiving evidence Of the qualification of voters whose
names have not leen entered the lists Of qualified
voters in and for the several wards and for correct
ing said lists.
Per Order II. 1. ROBINSON, City Clerk
August Il, 1873 au2z dic
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. y. DYER, No. 252 Middle ST. All
Kinds Of Machines for sale and to let.
Repairing.