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RUSSIA.
The New Minister to England.

LONDON, July q, 1874.
Count schouvalor has been appointed Ambas-
sador OF Russia TO England.
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SHIPPING NEWS,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR I'll
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09
Despondene Democrats.
A special from Washington 30 the Fits
hnrO Iu~pyl~ aavs.

Leading Democratic politicians here. since
the election, canvassed the situation snffi-
GENTLY to SEQ that their recent victories
were almost wholly owing 20 the failure Of
Republicans to go to the polls, and not in
any case attributable to concessions to
Democratic principles. They admit that
the election returns generally present the
same characteristics-a great diminutiOn of
the Republican vote, and NO Democratic
gains to speak Of In New York alone 9O, 900
voters, mostly Republicans. absented them
selves from the polls, while the Democratic
vote showed little OF no increase over 1872.
when the Republicans swept the State. As
in the Empire State, 30 with all the Others,
without single exception, the Democratic
vote shows vsSy little increase over that Of
1877
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

DR. NASH & HODGsON-w. T. HODG.
ID con, Auctionesr-Otiice No. Carondel let
street.--On WEDNESDAY, December 49, 49,. At
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, in the basement Totunda OF the ST Charles
Hotel, in this city. by virtue and in purbuauce Of
An order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot jut 20 of the Sec
Ond District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
November 81 1874. docket No. 81 SOB for accourt
OF the SUGGESTIONS of Philip and lrolinp Eup-
mann, both deceased. consolidated, at public aucf
ion will be sold
l. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND tors,h.
with the buildings and improvements tbereon
situated in the SuDurb West Boulis1y in thn
Sixth District OF this city in square NO 70 bound
ed by Magazine, Camp, Bordeaux and LYONS
streets, designated as Nos. 10 and u which ad-
joi1 each other and measure each 30 feet front ON
Magazine street, by u depth OF 100 feet, bet wpeu
parallel lines, American measure; lot No 10 form
ing the corner of Magazine aud Bordea \ streets
The improvements consist of a frame cottage
house. used as a grocery ard residence
1"O'ALuABLE LOTS Or GaJUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon sit.
uated in The same district aud square as the nron
ertv above described, designated a, Nos IL and rs
which al ON each other and measure each 80 feet
front on Magazine street by depth of l2O feet be-
tween parallel lines American meas ure acc orIIn0
TO a p an made bv Louis H. Pile surveyor dat.S
April IL, 1874. The improvements consist nf I.
double tenement frame residence, with back
pnridlnss, cistern engine house, etc.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash on the ann,
at the moment Vt adjudication and the balancs IN
equal payments. at and two years, in tna
notes OF the purchasers each note divided into vo
coupons WIN Six per cent current and eight nor
CENT eventual interest fr IN the day Of sale. The
mortgage 70 embrace tho clause OF five per cent nr
attorneys fees In case Of suit The i'm menta
70 o. Kept fully insured and the policies
to the tutor or holders Of tho credit notAa.
Act OF sale before < Commagere notary public.
s*.s 10 H. % tne purchaeera including ~
no23 aeS u 1873
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09
POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT OF POLICY,
New Orleans, December g. 1874. I
MAS BROUGHT TO THE SIXTH DISTRICT
w Pound on jersey between Valence and Bor.
deauX streets
ONE RED COW, With white spots; tips of horns
sawed Il.
Which if not claimed within five days, and the
expenses thereon paid, will 30 sold 1t public
ton. At said pound. ON THURSDAY, December 10
1874 at twelve O'Clock H.
D. 3. MCCARTHY AdmipistrotoR.
Ia E9w1e2 Il
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COVRT RRO02n.
fCEsDAv, DEcExBE1 8. l0s.
Ca,tes sea&ee supreme Ce,,

CaiteA asases Supreme Csuvs.
The following order was made December 4:
The Carondelet Street and CArrolltOn
City Railroad Company. appellants, 50.
John Poitevant 1t al.-On motion Of Mr..
N II. Carpenter, it was ordered by the court
that the appeal in this cause be docketed
and dismissed with costs.
saperlop Dlstr1cs CourS.
II. Fl. Walsh, Esq, the newly sppoiated
City Attorney, presented his commission,
which was ordered to be entered on the
minutes, together with an order recognizing
him as the only attorney authorized to
represent the city of New Orleans.
State Of Louisiana e1 rel. the Attorney
General ct als. "a. b. +. Jonas-Henry &.
Diobie, Acting Attorney General, relates
that December ). 1874. the Office of City
Attorney became vacant by the resignation
of George 8. Lacy, Esq.; that the office is
one created by the city charter; that it wac
the duty of the Governor to fill tho vacancy;
that it was filled by the appointment of H.
H. Walsh for the uneKpired term to April,
1876; that b. y. Jonss has attempted to in
trude into the Office by virtue of Q pretended
election by the City Council, and that the
Council has no power to ill vacancies. In.
junction issued, without bond, restraining
b. =. Jonas from exercising any Of the
functions Of the Office.
Superjoe Crimiaai Court.
NOLLE 1ROsEQUI ENTERED.
Carrying concealed weapons - Henry
Thorn, Oliver Carrier.
Assault and bsttery-Oan Ward.
Grand lsrceny-Eobert Boon.
mbezxleMent-Louis Hines.
on TRIAL.
State ~. Henry Jackscn--Assauls end
battery. Jury out.
Gtirss Oist1tcs Court
XEFORMATIONs FILED.
Petty larceny - Robert Jones. Fanny
Hicks, Willis Henry.
Assault and battery-Will;am Ruh. Rob
eRt Jones.
Assault and battery-Henderson Scot
and Lionel Mccarthy, one day each.
Petty larceny-John Lee, eight months
Second District Cours.
Anna Sinnot prays to be einancipated.
Fifth Oistrics Cours.
Augustine Blanche Huard We. Alfred 81
Marc, her hus band. Petitioner alleges crue
treatment and that defendant has been con
victed of al infamous crime, and prsys TO
divorce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

Providence, Rhode Island, has l35 prac'
ticing lawyers; but none Of them trust in
Providence, saA without such trust there
can be no credit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09
q Misfortune.

~ Nl1e1OflQ0Os
The Mexican correspondent Of our Span
ish contemporary Ell Cr0nista informs us
that a destructive cOnfagration recently
occurred on the sugar estate Of senior Joa
quin Garcia Icazbalceta. in the State OF
Morelos, in Mexico, and that all the en-
lightened society Of the Mexican capital
cordially sympathize, as it ia but natural
they should, with one of the most hOnOrably
distinguished of their fellow citizens in the
misfortune which has thus Overtakcn him.
The ''few but fit" lovers of Spanish Ameri
can letttrs and literature i1 this country
and in Europe will join with them in this
feeling. Senior icazbalceta is a scholar
whose mOdesty has contributed. together
with the comparatively rec0ndite character
OF the studies to which he has given bis
life and with the remoteness of his native
country from the great literary centres,
to limit the extent without, how
ever, thereby deteriorating the quality
of his we'll earned reputation. Born
man Of fortune. and educated exclusively
in Mexico, which country he has never
quilted, Senior Icazbalceta dedicated him
self in early life, with q rare enthusiasm, to
the collection and coordination OF rare and
valuable works and documents concerning
the history Of Mexico and of the Spanish
conquest. The value of his labors has been
long known to the more profound etudentf
of these subjects on both sides of the Allan
tic; but the energy and the devotion with
which. in the midst of all the inceesant
ealamities OF his country. and under the
stress, not seldom. of severe personal
Affections, this quiet, earnest and accom-
phi he'd man has given his wealth and bis
work to the selfimposed task Of illustra
ting the story of his country, are mncl
less widely known even than the results
he has achieved. Those who are aecus
toned to think and speak OF Mexico 81
if it were land of mere barbarians
and biigands would be surprised indeed
were they to GOme--iD some one OF tht
three or four really striking Spanish
American libraries which exist in ttt
United States two Of the finest Of which
by the way. are % be found in New York;
upon the dainty and exquisite little vol
umes which from time to time BenOl
Icszbalceta has issued from private print
ing press of the highest quality, establshe
by himself in his own house, and superin
tended by himself, Tor the purpose Of giving
the perfection OF typographical beauty and
accuracy to his productions. That such Z
man, living such life in such . land
should have suffered any loss Of the for
tune which he employs better, a. We are
sorry to be obliged to confess, than all Of
our own equally prosperous ellow'citizens
seem disposed to do, is . matter for just
regret to all civilized men. and we trust
that the report of FL Cronisto may prove to
have been either uBtounhed o. to have gene
beyond the tActs.-WOrld.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

Shakespeare said, 1--WE must take the eur
rent when it serves or lose our venture"
but that vas before steamboats, came into
usN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09
BY A. Gerard.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS. PANCf
GOODS, ART WORKS, PAINTINGS, JEWBLRY a
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. KTC.
DY A. GERARD, AUCTTONKER-OFPICK
ID and sales rooms Nos. 10 and IA Bourbon stree4
near Canal, commencing At eleven O'Clock
HOUSEHOLD FUkNIrURE. CAkPKTS. FANCY
GOOpS. Art WORKS, PAINTINGS. JKW RL&X>
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ETC.
Tri weekly sales TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAY..
Liberal advances made on consignments. hole
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

PLAYIHG WITH A REvOLvER.-Last even
ing Albert Larutte, nine years old, was
playing with q loaded revolver at the cor
aer of Julia and Carondelet streets, and
was in company with little Fritz Hoeltzer,
Eve years old, who thought the weapon q
pretty toy until the thing fired, the bullet
entering his right cheek and travelling under
the scalp to the back of his head, infl.ctng
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09
Local Intelligence.

MARRIED AND SETTLED-A pleasant an
aosncement appears in the marriage NO.
tices this morning, that of the uniting Of
Miss Lizzie L. Little to p. ). Yorke, of
Carroll parish. Many congratulations will
salute the happy couple as they meet their
1giends, and good wishes follow them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

BRIEP MENrIoN.-Scotty Brown is booked
- thief by Captain Gray, because &C.
somehow managed to throw the cable frorS
che steamboat into the river, and after the
vessel left fshed it out, and was caught.
james Davis was run into the first Gala
ooOse fer stealing bale Of cotton.
Frank Martin stands charged with steal
ing fifty pounds of o"ffee, and was captured
Ut the c0yaeg q Lafayette snd Nagazine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

OrpIcK METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvGA, I
New Orleans, December 8, 1874.
The following is report Of the weather
and rivera ut 3:43 z. NJ. local time, to-day:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

Office lafayette Sire insurance Com.
pany. New Orleans, october 90 l974.-At q meet,
ing of the board of directors held on October l5
1874 it resolved to call ia a cash installmen t
of FIVE PER CENT on the capital stock, in ac-
cordsnce with article four of The constitution II
the company PAYABLE ct the Office OF the c0mpans
within forty days. LOUIS MATHIS,
Oc2l 40t Secretary.
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BY Hoffman, Marks q 90.
DAMAGED PRINTING PAPER AND WAX
MATCHE..
BY =. II. q b. J. Nout9omegy.
HOUSEHOLD 4URNlTURE. CARPETS. nO1
6APRS, ETC., At AUCTION.
TRI.WREkLY 0ALEH

OY r. M. Il b. J. MONTGOM8RYs
ID Z II. Montgomery, AuctiOnesr. OMloe No -
Camp streot.-Win soil every TUESDAY, THUR
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing Ct elsvee
o'clock, ct their auction room corner Camp AA4
0KNRRHL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OARP1TD.
IRON BAHHS COOKING STOvRS, eso.
TArUs-OAah. mn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

TIE MADE HIS BED AND LIED ON IT,
Al an auction held at No. % OAuphino
street. q person, known 20 the police as DR..
Zane, bid in several articles, among them
some bedding. and obtained possession of
che things without paying for them by rep
resenting himself az the person who saved
M. Jules Courtag's life two years ago. The
victim, on learning that she would not like
~ receive pay for her goods, caused the
attend to his case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

his house.
AMONG THE FlREMEN-Mondsy night
several fire companies held their annual
elections, with the following result:
Perseverance No l3-Fred Humbrecht.
president; William Hanson. vice president;
Josh Lipman. treasurer; e. A. Landry,
secretary; John Fitzpatrick, foreman; A..
Bsgneti, James Murphy, assistants: Dele
gates to Firemen's Charitable Association
John Fitzpatrick, James Murray, +. Hum.
brecht. Marshal--C. C. Flanagan.
American Hook and Ladder No. 2T: J.
Cornell, president; T. C.. Casserly, vice
president; j. B. Wheeler and D. NJ. Jen.
kins, secretaries; E. Durrive, Jr., treasurer;
Il. b. Hamilton, foreman; C. A. Boyle, f..
Fuller, assistants; G. Lslsnde, marshal: w.
r. Bulger, aid to marshal. Delegates-T.
j, Cornell, X. B. Hamilton, G. Lalande.
Louisiana HOse-J. A. Brown, president;
r. Charles. vice president; j. l.. Bercier,
secretary; N. b. Phelps treasurer; X. H.
Benuers, foreman; A. j. Stringer, E. Schully,
assistants. Delegates. ). Day. X. II.
Benners, A j. Shemwell.
Washington Steam Fire Company No.
eO-Washington Marks. president; S. Fern
rordiug secretary; G. Bouck, financial sec.
rotary; B. Matharan. treasurer; Frank IL.
Drake, foreman; N. Smith, first assistant;
L. Breffrehl, second assistant; +. Alkila,
steward; John Craig, housekeeper; X. Du-
gan. engineer; P. Murphy, fireman; w.
Marks. Frank H. Drake, j. Gibney, dele
.gates to Firemen's Charitable Association:
5. Fernberg, N Smith, M. Rockell, substi.
tute delegates; p. Tapie. marshal.
The companies favored us with seyenades.
Mechanics No. 8 will hold its regular cleo
ton tonight.
IN AND AROUND THE CRY HALL-Thc
aelt-sacrifcing army of hungry boys still
hover around the building. and not . few
of them have learned to howl like a
COmanche. As soon as an appointment Is
announced among the faithful the disap.
pointed declared that it was all wrong.
Administrator Burke appointed two men
to fill the offices of superintendent OF
bridges and repairs in the First. Fourth.
Sixth and Seventh Districts. and the fortu-
mates are Conrad Green and Hypolite
GuenO. The evening papers stated that Mr..
Green is a colored man, and so he 10. but
only in name. Mr.. Gueno is colored.
Nearly ali the applicants insist on having
, position not lower than that Of gang
foreman.
The Mayor is prepared TO receive consri-
buttons for the Tqscumbis sufferers.
FOs other proceedings see report Of Coun-
nil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

No TIDINGs OF JULES COUKrAG.-On che
twenty sixth ultimo, Jules Courtsg disap-
peared from his home, No. 43 Dauphine
etreet. but the police were not informed of
the circum stance until several days had
elapsed. Two detectives were directed to
look afrer the matter, but as vet have
obtained no tidings of him. He had coneid-
cradle money on his person when he left
his house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

There will be q meetiux Of .. 4. Mower
Post No. l, G. A. T., THURSDAY EVENING, at
seven o'clock. full attendance 10 desired. BY
order OF the Commander
d.92t T. w. EATOe Adiutart
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

Southern llank.-New Orleans. Eovemb er n
l874-An election for directors of this bank 10
serve the ensuing year. will be held at its banking
house on the NINTH DECEMBER, 1874, from twelve
o'clock 10 P. 3.
no28 ID j. CARR, Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

Notice Office Of the Merchants Fire Insur-
ance Company. No. 43 Csronde'et street.-A meet
ing of the stockholders of the Merchants Fire In
surance Company will he held ct their office
corner Carondelet and UuiOn streets, On MONDAY.
Dec mbeB %, 1874, between the hours OF l and
p. M. to vote upon proposed amendments to the
charter. 3. sALONON,
de3 Serretas<.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

Blood EeSfilixine tV0riks q New Or
leans.-The stockholders are hereby notified that
the annual election for six directors will be held
at fe Office of the company, No. 81 PeteIs street
on the fourteenth OF December between the hours
OF and 8 7. N. JOHN DOLHONDE,
d. td Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

SUBMISSIONS OF PHILIP AND CAROLINE ENG
MANN, BOTH DECRA ,kD, CONSOLIDATED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

Second District Court for the Parish of Oreans-d
No. 3. SOB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND COZ, kH OF MAG
AZINE AND BOKD nAUX STREETS
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME COTTAGE ON
MAGAZINE, BETWEEN BORDEAUX AND 4Y-
ONS STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-09

ana appropriated as produce landing.
BE 1t further ordained, That in any case
where captain or master of q vessel op-
poses or refuses to obey the order or orders
OF the superintendent Of whartingers, or re-
fuses Z" land or place his boat ct the proper
landing, as designated above, shall, for
every such ofttnse. incur o penalty of $3.50,
recoverable before any court of competent
Jurisdiction. fOs the USE of the city. and
turthev penalty OF $50 per day for each and
every day be or they shall continue 10
neglect or refuse TO obey eaid order Of the
superintendent cs wharting gers.
Ihat all ordinances or parts Of ordinances
IN any way whatsoever conflicting with the
above be and the same are hereby repealed.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
Upon the petition of coffee importers.
dealers and warehouse propr,etors. for sep
arate landing for vessels laden with coffee.
l respectfully report favOrably. and offer
the following resolution, viz:
Resolted, That $50 fee, of the landing.
from the lower end of Thalia street wharf,
be and the same il hereby designated as q
special landing for all vessels arriving at
TINS port laden with coffee All extension
of wharf as shall be requisite 20 secure a
necessary supply Of water to be at the >x
pense of the petitioners, and according to
plan and specifications furnished by the
City Surveyor. This privilege 20 be se
'ocable at the pleasure of the Council.
Petitions and Communications.
ihe aforementioned petitions and COM
munications presented By the Mayor. were
deferred or disposed Of as stated:
From Frank A. Lee. asking the cancella
hoH OF tax bills against property in the
names Of A. w. Walker and John S. Tully:
from r. Heao, Js.. praying for q remission
of his taxes, and from Arthur Hsuch, rels
tive to the settlement of his back taxes.
To the Administrator Of Finance.
From B. Ssloy, from A. D. Doriocourt,
and from ME-. Core 4. Sloeumb, fos gedve-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-10
ORIGIN or THE DOLLAR MfRK,

a writer in She atlantic Monthly,has u Gu
lious paper on the origin of the dollar SYM
Dol w.. In brief, his theory is that the two
parallel upright marks may be traced back to
the pillars of Hercules, and the S-like figure
i'll the scroll entwincd around them. Accord
ing to tradition, when the Tyrian colony land
ed on the atlantic coast of Spain, and found
cd the ancient city of Gadas, now Cadiz, Mel
carthus, the leader of the expedition, set up
two. stone pillars 40 memorials, over which
was built a temple of Hercules. As the tenn
pie increased in wealth, the stone pillars were
replaced by others, made of an alloy sof gold
and silver, and these two pillars became, in
inc, the emblem of the city, as horses
head became that of Carthage. Centuries
later, when Charles v. became Emperor of
Germany, he adopted new coat of arms, in
which the pillars Of Gades, or Cadiz, occupy
ed prominent position in the device
Hence when a new coin, tic colonhato, was
struck at the Imperial mint, it bore the new
device--two pillars with scroll entwined
around them. This coin became q standard
of value in the Mediterranean and the pillars
and scroll became its accepted symbol in writ
ing. The two horizontal bars whiclteross the
symbol Of the English pound sterling are also
Thought to have similar origin. In the same
paper the symbolic origin Of the pillars of
Hercules is traced far back Into the remote era
prior to the dispersion Of the human race from
its Asiatic birthplace. They are identified
with the household pillars of the Scandinavia
ans, and the idea from which the concrete
cmbodiments spring is to be found alike in
the Sanskrit Verdas and in the glowing i'm
agery Of the Hebrew speets, They are the
symbols Of day and night, Of light and dark
ness, which to the dawning intelligence Of the
Arian race, were evidences Of the Omnipo-
tent, and, to the Jewish patriarchs, the work
of asrevealed Creator
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-10
tBY AuTHoRITY.f J
Laws OF NEW JERSEY.
CHATTER CCcIxyIIf.

h + li.t
An act to revise certain acts and To legaze and rafy
proceedings hereunder fts
Whereas the governor of this state In accordance with
the provisions Of act entitled, An act providing
for declaring and making known that certain laws and
joint resolutions have become inopiptive and void,
approved March third eighteen hundred and seventy
three has by his procainatIon duly issued and dated
the frst day e December, anne doinni ciehtecn
hundred and sesentythrec, made known that the acts
hereinafter enumerated have become and arc nopera
tive and void, because the parties therein interested
have tailed to pay The assessment required by Law and
whereas such failure 10 pay said assessment has arisen
70 many cases from mistake or inadycrtence, now
l. Be il enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
Of the State Of New jersey That the following acts to
An act to renew the charter OF the Farmers and
Mechanics Rank of Railway and to increase the capital
stock thercoi.p approved February second, eighteen
An act TO incorporate the Morristown, Hanover and
and SssF'd
further supplement Sh The nst sn An act to
proved March NINTH eighteen hundred and fortyeigh
s ssiy, February 'S'''s' '''n''." "pDr ANU
Corey surviving executor Of the lust will and testament
Of Joseph Line, the township Of New Providence,
la the county OF Essex Unon deceased approved
February tweuty NINTH eighteen hundred and sixty.
further supplement- to the act entitled " An act TO
fsb tns nnh one See
and ifty-fcur;s approved March seventh, .ishteen
hundred and sixty.
OF Freehold, approved March fourtcenth, eighteen hue
drcd and sixty s. 49, w. -.
4 supplement to an act entitled AN act to incor-
porate the Hightstown and Perrinesyile Turnpike
COMPANY approved March ninth, eighteen hundred
and lilly nine approved March-fourteensh' eighteen
hundred and sixty.
An act CONFIRM the conveyance lot fland In the
city Of Newark fn the county Of Esscx from Thomas q
Hunt and Mary his wife, TO Joseph Booth. approved
March seventeenth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
a. tahsiins t,rnnike road from the town Of Iracken-
sack to lfnhoken, in the county a bergen, passed
ttanr.f III