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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-24
CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
MAyoRA1ry or Nww ORLEANS, !
Olty Hall. October -, 1878,


An ordinances providing for tho payment Of
the several accounts therein named,
| Be 1t ordained, That tho following appropri-
atons be and are hereby made for expenses
| of the Crescent City Police for the month
ofSeptember, 1873, and that the Administrator
! OF Public Accounts warrant on the Admins
| TRAITOR OF Finance In payment Of tho same
whenever there shall be money IN the city
| treasury to the credit Of the appropriate fund
for each account and not otherwise nppro-
priated:
+, Il, Hansell, blank books stationery. etc,
for Crescent Oily Police. In the month OF Sop
tom Der, 1878. Gt7l 10.
W. G. Shepard Il Go. broons, etc, for Ores
cent City Police In the month of September.
W. T. Converse Il Co. oil for Crescent CIty
Police. In the month Of September. 1878.
n. Oellan, sortrscap for Crescent oty po-
Jas. Oonners loe for chief, detectives, eto,.
In the mouth Of August. 1878, se,
g; W. STOCKTON, forage for horses In Su-
September, 1878, s42 60.
Jarrett n Weltnann sundries for Crescent
| City Police In the month Of September, 1873,
| GAG.
Jean Encourage, rent Of Suburban Precinct
Station for the month of August. 1873, s25:
Jean Leootrsge, ront Of Suburban Precinct
Btatinn for the month OF Beptember, 1878, s15.
| N. Fogerty, horse-shoeing for suburban
and Eighth Precinct for tho month Of Bop
temhor, 1879 s2i.
Thos. N. Boylan. reimbursement of amount
paid for photographs and washing towels.
etc. In July and August. az 75
| H. b. ON, bread furnished prisoners, Third
! Precinct, In the month OF August, 1873, ~.
| Fred Hauech, bread furnished prisoners
First Precinct In the months Of July and
! August 1878. SO.
| 7. Gsfrney, Ice furnished Second Precinct In
the months OF July, August and September
r. Gernoy ice furnished Sixth Precinct In
| the months Of July, August and September,
| 1873. et3 So
| Chss. Haugllery, bread furnished prisoners
Sixth Precinct In The months OF June. July.
August and September, 1873, a. 90.
l.. q. Tillotson Il Go, watch oil for fire
alarm telegraph in the month OF September.
| 1873, 30.
A. Fl. Peterson, numbering fire alarm Keys
In the month Of September. 1878, - TO-
| g. w. Stockton, forage for fire alarm tele-
graph, In the month of September. 1878.
7. J'eroud repairs TO wagons Of fro alarm
telegraph, In the month OF September. 1879,
| 500 %.
| barrett b Weimnnn. rope for fire nerrn
telegraph, In the month Of September, 1878,
Sl 05.
M. Fogarty, horse -ehoeng, fire alarm tole-
Widow Lumlne, washing towels. fire. alarm
telegraph, for tho month OF September, 1873.
o..
Total, s5sa 70.
Adopted by The Council OF the city of New
Orleans October %, 1873.
Yae~Brown. Cavenac, Diamond. heng-
atorff.
ED. PILBBUnY, Mayor
THos q. RAP1ER, Secretary
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MATORALTv ON NEW ORLEAAl

MATORArTv on NEW ORLEANS, /
City He'll, August 30. 1873. :
Tho following mentioned localities have boon
selecbed for offices OF registration In the diff
fsrent wards OF the city, viz:
First Ward-Ho 1874 Annunelatlon street. BIZ
tween Terpelchore and Robin.
Second Ward-No. IA Oarondeiet between
DeOrd and b. Joseph streets.
Third Ward-Cornsr Common and Robertson
streets.
Fourth Ward-Oanal street, between White
and Dupre stretts Thursdsy October 10.
Fifth Whrd-Kam part. corner OF st. Ann
street.
Sixth Ward-Ho. $50 Hospital. near Burgundy
street.
GentIlly Road.
Eighth Ward-Oorner Of Greatmsn and Poss
Btrents.
Ninth Wnrd-Corner OF Greatmen and FL
mira streets.
Tenth Ward-Corner OF Magazine and Jacks
son streets.
Eleventh Ward-Cornex Washington and
Magazine streets.
Twelfth Ward-Corner Of magazine street
and Louisiana Avenue.
Thirteeth Ward Corner OF Magazine street
and Bordeaux.
Fourteenth Ward-Magazlne. between Peters
Avenue and OctaviA street.
Fifteenth Ward-At the Algiers courthouse.
Fifteenth Ward-Court- house.
Seventeenth Ward-Oorner Of gecond and
Jefferson streets. ED. PILSBUKY,
aU3D GOT Mayor,
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
OFFICIAL
To the Qualified Electors of the Slate
of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF BgORErAAy or BTATE, !
BTATE or LOUISIANA,

OFFICE OF BgCRErAny or BTATE.
BTATE or LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans. July II. 1873.
In pursuance Of article lat Of the constitu~
ton Of this State. publication Ia hereby given
TO tho voters Of this State Of the proposed
amendments to the constitution Of this State,
agreed TO by two-thirds Of tho members
elected to each house Of the General Assem-
bly,, at It's session Of 1878, and which arc re-
aulred to be published, three months before
the next general election FOR Representatives
to the General Assembly, In at least ono news
paper In every parish OF this State, In which
q newspaper shall be published. Said amend
ments appear more fully la acts Nos. 70 and
"a OF the regular session OF the General AZ
semhly of 1873, and In act No. IL Of tho extra
session OF tho General Assembly OF 1878,
which are officially published for the informa-
tion Of tho voters, and which will be submit
ted to the people at the next general election,
TO be hold on the fifth day OF November,
(uext) 1878. In such @ manner and form that
tho people may vote FOR or against each
amendment separately, and II q majority OF
the votes at said election shall approve and
ratIfy all or either OF said amendm ents, the
Same shall become part OF the constitution,
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary Of Btat0.
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LEVEE WORK.
OFFTCE BOARD HTATE EHGrHEEEg. !
New Orlsans. OcLHbAr 10 1914

OFFICE BOARD HTATE EHGrHEEHg.
New Orleans. October 10, 1873. !
Scaled proposals. will be- received at this office
until THURSDAY. October 81. at 10 o'clock m.
or the following Levee Work:
Raising Buck Ridge Levee. Tensas parish to
an extent not exceeding 20 300 cubic yards.
Description and explanation OF this work will
be given at this Office, or By Major e. 3. Rich
ardson. Assistant State Engineer. st. Joseph.
Tensas parish.
Proposals must be accompanied by a deposit
OF one hundred and twenty five ts1zsl dollars, TO
be forfeited to the State In case Of failure OF
contractor or bondsmen TO qualify on or before
November 8.
Evidence OF the contract can be- passed, and
bond given. either at this oa1ee or at St. Joseph,
Tensas parish. Bidders who prefer to pass eon-/
tract or give bond at 81, Joseph. must forward
to this Office with their bid. their telegraphic
address.
Bond required $500. signed by two owners Of
real estate In louisiana
This Board reserves the right to reject any
Or all bids.
(5igned) FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
Governor and President Board State Engineers.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

tho judicial system created by the above
amendments, and 10 prevent the evils OF OH
interregnum, 1t Is hereby ordained by the
people OF Louisiana:
NESTS tho first Monday, In january, 1870 shall.
In accordance with the foregoing amend
msnts, immediately redistrigt the State, and
provide for the authority Of clerks, and the
election and criminal Jurisdiction OF Justices
OF the peace,
lJecond-That as soon as the Legislature
shall have acted rs aforesaid, tho Governor
shall by proclamation coll All election for Jus
tioes Of the peace for each parish, except tho
parish Of Orleans, and for district Judges, In
each district created by tho redlstrIetlng,
where one or more parishes have been added,
or taken from tho existing judicial district,
end for State attorneys, as above providods
except in the parish Of Orleans, whore the
district attorney for tho parish shall be State
attorney. This election shall 30 hold On the
Same day throughout the State, which day
shal! not be less than sixty nor more than
n9ts aay 81 tbe , hs Of a sad ee
hon shall expire at the general election OF
1880, and the limitation on tho change OF dis
trricts, oftener than once every four years,
she Il moi h.' enrdarei ~ having effetrt before
The general election OF 1880.
Thtt- hat the judicial system, as setai~
ished by the constitution OF 1858. shall remain
In force until! the expiration Of the .thlrtieth
day after sald elsction, excluding from tbs
Fourth The adoption Of these amendments
shall not yRts.te the Offices Of tho present
clerks OF courts In each parish,
HUMBER gHvEHTEHv.
Article ono hundred and thirty-two Of tbs
constitution Of 1868 shall be hbrogated.
NUMBER HIaHTEHN.
The Superintendent OF Public Education
shall resolve . salary of thirty-fiva hundred
dollars, payable quarterly ON his own war"
rant.
NUMBER Ht1gwrREN.
No licsalse tax shall be imposed by the
State, Or any parish or municipal authority,
on any mechanical trade, manufactory or FAC
tory, except such as may require police reg.a"
lntfons, In towns and Oitlee.
NUMBER TwRHTY
The Legislature ls authorized to sxernpa
from State, municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such ms furniture, wearing
apparel. tools of trade Or profession and FAM
lily portraits, not exceeding In aggregate valna
the sum OF five hundred dollars.
ACT NO. Ia, EXTRA SESSION OF 1878,
NUMBER TWEgTY-oHH,
Strike out the first part OF article IN OF the
constitution Of 1858, which reads: "a uni-
verslty shall be established and maintained
In Tho city OF New Orleans. 1t shall be con~
posed OF "A law, a medical and 81 collegiate de-
partment, each with appropriate faculties.
for Its organization and maintenance" and
insert; "The university shall be maintained.
II shall be composed OF law, o. medical and
an acsldemioal department., and such otheT
departments rs may be established by law,
each with appropriate faculties; proDidedp
organized shall continue In the city OF New
Orleans, and tho ecsuieEnieal and other do"
Partments may be located elsewhere In the
State" jy1S td
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SURVEYORS OFFICH. CITY HALL, |
Now Orleans, October "a, 1873.

'ctS ~ }
Now Orleans. October "a, 1879.
J. A. d'Hemecourt, City Surveyor:
iStr-In order to avoid blame on your de-
partment I think 1t my duty to again call
your attention to tho bad condition Of the
space of ground comprised between tho Mo
bile and Texas Railroad, Delta. Poydras and
Canal streets, including said Canal street and
o space Of about twenty feet below said street.
opposite tho cut made last year In the barri-
cade on the levee,
to the cotton landing, and Is getting 50 bad
that with the least spell Of rainy weather, 1t
will become impossible and will be an tntol-
cradle annoyance to the interest Of commerce.
The wharf lessee has most positively re-
fused to repair the same contending that 1t is
not part Of his contract Should you decide
that 1t is, or that 1t Is not, in his contract, by
oil means 1t ought to be repaired without de-
lay and the amount charged, as tho case may
be, either to the lessee or to the city. / re-
main, very respectfully,
LOUIS II. PILE,
Deputy City Surveyor.
Mr.. Cavanac stated that he had addressed O.
communication to the Board of Health rela-
tive to the finishing of the work begun by the
Belt Railroad, and was answered that the
work could not progress until after the first
heavy white frost. He also stated that the
work at the foot OF Julia street bX the Mobile
Railroad had been discontinued.
Appointments, Etc, Crescent City Peaice.
The following appointments by the Mayor
were approved:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, October a. 1873. !
To the City Council:
I submit for your approval the following
appointments as supernumeraries on the
police force:
John Lenasters Louisiana Avenue and
Magazine street.
Patrick Meade, 1914 Baronne street.
H. f. Hezeau, 555 st. Anne street.
J. a. 81. Rogers, 1741a s. Rampant street
S. Mayo Dublin street. Seventh District.
Henry Dickert Sixth District
W. Fl. Baltzelle, 1877 Esplanade street.
Charles Bernard, 3e2 st. Claude street.
L. Awhile, Frenchmen street.
Steve. r. Boylan. 1914 Felicity Road.
Stephen Timolen, 20 Calllope street.
z. E. Sinclair, 749 Baronne street.
Ed. G. Pellent, 1909 Poydras street.
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
The continuation of the investigation of P.
Gallagher was postponed on account of the
absence of witnesses, until Friday next,
twentyffth instant, at 10 o'clock a. H. to
which date and hour the Council adjourned.
THOS. G. RAPIER, Secretary.
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CITY COUNCIL---OFFICIAL.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
Ctrv HALL, INV OHhtsAfH,
81. 4 u - q

~ Crry HALL, Nnw OHnHANs,
Wednesday, October 40. 1873.
Tho Council met this day ut Ii o'clock IN,
pursuant to adjournment.
Presentation. Ed. pilebury, Mayor. pre-
siding. and Administrators Brown. Cavanac,
Diamond and Rengstorif,
Tho reading of the minutes Of tho last
meeting was dispensed with and thoy were
approved rs printed
Financial Business gn Final Passage.
MR. Brown called up the following ordi-
r,anoes, which, having been read twice, were
now on their third reading, aud they were
unanimously adopted upon q call Of tho roll :
|. An ordinance providing for the payment
OF the several accounts therein named. be-
ginning az. H. Hansell," and amounting to
95a8 50.
3. An ordinance providing for the payment
OF tho several accounts therein named be-
ginning "E valloe," and amounting to
S1227 II.
3. An ordinance to provide for the appoint
nent Of appraisers TO valuo certain property
belonging TO tho city. and to authorize tho
Mayor 10 convey and execute q title to the
Same.
Reports Ns Committees.
BY Mfr. Cavanac.
Tavorably by resolution on tho petition Of
John Williams 10 erect n bleoksmiths forge
on Haronne. between Washington and Fourth
streets.
Tho following report by Mr.. Diamond was
read.
DEPARTMENT. or PoItuH. Ctrr HALL.
New 0rleanR, October a. 1879,
To the CITY Council;
I would respectfully report that tho follow
ing BLDG wero received for lighting tho CITY
with oil, viz: ..
Joseph A. Gnucbe, lighted every night 80 90
Joseph A. Gauoho. except full moons II "
r. Curry lighted every night .,......... 10 10
L. Curry except full moons. ....,....,. II 05
II. j. Connolly, according 10 apoc'tlcn-
tions. .................. ....,...,,;., -. III Az
T. Hasam, IT.. according TO speclca-
Mr.. i. Haenm, Jr., being tho lowest bidder,
7 would recommend that the contract be
awarded to said 7. Hasnm, Jr., and that the
adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
Rour u. DIAMOND,
Administrator.
Tho following report from Mr.. MoCaffro1
was road:
DEPARTMENT. or IMPROVEMENTS,
Room No. 10. Uity Hall, !
New Orleans, October "a. 1870
To tho City Counoil
SURVEYOR shows tho condition OF tho various
plank roads OF tho city. Tho approaching
season OF business Ia now 80 close hs to urge
immediate action In providing for repairing
Same. therefore recommend tho passage
of the accompanying ordinance, providing
for the repairs Of Same by contract
Respectfully, JNo. MoCAFFRBy,
Administrator.
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THos. q. RAPrEn, Secretary.
MAyoRA1ry or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, October %. 1873.

Gity HAIL o0tODer 95, lS7s- J
mo 2t-Administration Series
An ordinance TO provide for the appointment
Of appraisers to value certain property
belonging to the city, and to authorize
the Mayor to convey and execute title
to tho same.
Whereas. Meesrs. Lewis & Lynde, owners
Of the Virginia Cotton Press. have petltloned
the Council to purchase certain property be-
longing to the city, known as Market Place,
and now laid off Into lots, as fully described
by tho Surveyor in his report to the Council.
dated October 4, 1873
30 1t ordained That the Mayor be author
lied to appoint two appraisers, of whom the
City Surveyor shall be one, the other 10 Ue
named by MesErs. Lewis u Lynde, 10 ap~
praise and value the rights OF the city In the
property ms set forth by tho Surveyor. and In
the event OF Disagreement the said appraisers
to appoint third appraiser, whose decision
shall be final. and the Mayor is hereby au-
tborzcd 10 nooept the price agreed upon by
said appraisers and to Sign and execute bill!
Of sale Of the esd lots 70 Messre. Lewis &
Lynde accordingly, payment to be made in
cash.
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF Now
Orleans Octolrer a. 1873.
Yeas Brown, Cavanac, Diamond Reng
storfT. .....
ED, PILbBUHY. Mayor.
A true copy:
THos. G.. RAPIER, Secretary.
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MUNICIPAL ADvERTIsEmEMTB.
NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or Co1F1s7satrn, Orr HAIL.
Now Orleans September ~. 1875 !
Whenever II becomes necessary 10 REMOVE
any OF tho OFFTCB9 OF RRGISTRATIOM
from their present location. application for
said removal must DO made to shls department..
according TO the provisions OF ordinance No.
Af77, Administration Beries approved Septen~
Dor II. 1878.
CHARLES CAYAHAC,
gs2a Administr asor OF Commerce..
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OPENING OF REgIsTRATION OFFICES.

REesrsTRAE OF VOTERS. PARISH OF ORLEANS. I
New Orleans. August 30, 1873. !
Tho different repatriation offices will be
O'clock NJ. and every Day thersaiter from 3
O'Clock q t. IL o'clock M and from 40 D. 10.
until .. NJ, bandays and legal holidays sx-
cepted until MONDAY. October 81. 1878. at
O'CLOCK o. m. J. O. LANDRY,
au30 cot Registrar. Parish of Orleans,
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NO delays at registration oances,

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sale By I. L. Lyons
druggist,
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MAYoRALTx on NHw ORLEANS.
City Hall. October 20. 1873.

MAYoRALTr or NHw ORIEAaH.
City Hall. October 20. 1878. !
mo. a7le administration Sorlesl
An ordinance providing for tho payment Of
tho several accounts therein named
Be it ordained, That tho following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for the
month of September, 1873, and that the Admin
istrator OF Public Accounts warrant on tho Ad-
mInIstrator of Finance in payment Of tho
enmo whenever there shall be money In tho
city treasury to tho credit OF tho appropriate
fund for each account and not otherwise ap
proprieted:
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MAyoRAIirT or NEW OHLEAf4E. |
City He'll. October %. 1873. J

mo. F7H1-Admln1EtFhtIOH HsT1ss,I
Reeofvsd. That the Administrator OF In
provemsnts be and he ID hereby directed to
advertise for sealed proposals for the repairs
OF the various plank roads throughout the
city. In accordance with plans and speoitloa-
tions 10 be furnished by the City Surveyor,
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of Now
Orleans October 20, 1878.
ED. P1LBBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
truna q RArruu Annrntarv
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO. To, r. 8. OF 1873.
wrMDER DNE.

That the seat OF government shall be estab-
llshed at the city OF Baton Rouge or at tho
city of New Orleans, as the majority OF tho
voters Of tho State may determine at tho next
ensuing election; those voting to locate the
IN their tickets, "For State Capital, Baton
Rouge;" those voting 10 locate the capt.
t4al at New Orleans shall indorse on their
tickets, "For State Capital, New Orleans"
(Btrike out article one hundred and thirty
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WOOD! WOOD! WOODl

TONgTANTLY RECEIVING PER HOMER
" Iglesd line Of steamers, J. u. Frazer, Joges
phine and barges. at wholesale and retail.
Hoasy Hslana Wo@a aaa Coal Yards,
No. s7g Julia near Magnolia Bridge. New Basin.
also at corner Carondelet Walk and Maraia
street. Old Basin. Matn Office, No. 1853 Commen
stEse eoa de Il TO- snT Bari Of tha ettv.
Oak Wood. Der cord hest ...~..s5 SO
Ash Sc
Oak and Ash mixed, per cord ..-~.---. "a
Liberal discount made to dealers. FulI noeaa~
ure and satisfaction Rnarantaed dec2 4
All applications for nurses from phgaicIans
must be- sent at the time direct to tbs Office Of
Howard Association and be approved By the
Howard In charge Of the district. es1?
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OFFICES or REGISTRATION.

CHARLES CAYAHAC,
administrator OF Commerce.,
Daily Republican., 1878-03-25

these two men, condemed to death, even
though they were only ''niggers.
Speaking Of the perjury ofthe woman
the Philadelphia Tines correspondent
says: "
at grew to be question whether
the negroes were not more sinned
against than SHINING. Application was
made to Governor Cochran for respite
that the whole truth might come to the
front and no man gainsay it. His Ex-
cellency called attention to his lack Of
power. The narrowness Of the common
law would not warrant reprieve.
Gentlemen we'll representing the excel
lence Of the Wilmington bar passed up
on it that the trial could not be reop-
ened. Then it must be pardon or hang
ing. Application was made for par
don. The Governor heard patiently all
statements and all suggestions.
He said, with the emphasis of final
judgment, ~ am convinced that the
men are guilty." To this decision
many citizens, probably most persons
in the oountry--certainly more than
two-thirds Of the people in this town
bowed. Again, others asked then and
now ask, "Can one man, chief execu-
tive or not, take upon himself the re-
spoisibility of sending two human be-
inss out of the world? If the Governor
has facts in his possession that are all
sufficient proof of guilt, why not out
with them and be done with it?"
Daily Republican., 1878-03-25
the CaowINa HENs--A FABLE.


In Roosterland once-this was cycles ago
There arose certain hens, whe determined u
'sThese roostsrs TOO long they repeated with
"Have held monopoly over the Dswn.
The Age hss progressed, and we Hens, too
We can herald the Days quite MS well as the
Wen petition the Sun just to give us show,
And he'll see who the loudest and promptest
The Sun their petitien accepted and said:
''lf you think you can wake me on time, 80
ahead" ..
Tbs Hens were all charmed-but the very
The Egg-business called their attention away.
And tilc Sun, when he rose, quite bclated and
Cried "whie Hens HAVE to oackls they
never can crow!' .t
MORAL. fslt. -t
Let the ladies who seek for the ballot re-
fleet!
They're electors more potent than those who
elect. FH.i
They don't vote, but just think of the 'repre-
sentati0n,"
Ofthe "sex" who contribute the whole popu-
+, lation. Il -(WAsHINGTON PosT.
Daily Republican., 1878-03-25
Tax Returned.

1t is the custom of the City Treasur-
er 10 pay SO cents per 800 to all cit
izens of the State, on bonds of the city
held by them. This is to pay the tax
imposed by the State. The county As
SCISSORS often neglect to assess this tax,
and then of course it becomes the per-
quisite of the individual holding the
bonds. This was the case with Henry
Latimer, Esq, the assessor having fail
ed to assess him for the city loan held
by him, and Mr.. Vincent the Treasurer
having paid him the money to pay his
state tax, short time ago he requested
him TO have his book examined, and in
form him how much tax had been paid
him, Mr.. l.. thinking that he was not
entitled to keep'it. Mr.. Vincent ex-
amined the book as requested, and OIL
Friday Mr.. Latimer paid back to him
for the use of the city $S6.O4, Of such
tax.
Concert.
The Millard Club will give a concert
in Dover, on Wednesday evening next.
A large number of tickets has already
been disposed of and according to the
Sentinel there is prospect of there
being full house. A special train of
cars will be used for the occasion SO
that the Club may go down and return
the same evening. Our friends in
Dover may expect rich treat.
As spirituous liquors will injure
men, so opium or morphia will harm
fully affect the baby. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the remedy for the baby. 1t is
free from opium. Price Is cents per
bottle. ..... ..-...
Daily Republican., 1878-03-25
suLPHATE OF LIME.

For arresting the process Of fermentation in
cider or other fruit Juices, for sale by gE
z. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
VIA Cor Sixth and Market Streets.