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NIX Cha Nbl't.it, respectfully informs the citizens
Of Richmond, that his Second ClE<s in " ri.fur ylI 60
mcnce Monday evening next at the hrrk srhool b,
opposite the Starr House. His doursc OF ;us.rcton
such will entirely eradicate th crarpcd and aLv,1
and mpart a few lessons. u free and Cow
ing command of the PEN His Style is round, bold and
tcesuch requisite in business and school teacn
STENot'RAPHf. or the art of Short Hand, taught
perfectly in six lessons thord ugh knowledge this
art will be guaranteed 10 all attentive pupils
Ladies, who may wish. private instruction
at their residence Mr. C.may be found each the
Starr House Those NAV wiSt 10 enter his class will
please make application between this and Saturday eve
ning- Terms Lady ana tsenteraan 81 50 for T.,
lessons
Richmond, Nov. 26th lSi5
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els THIS TIE MEpicNE.' xcihmed the other day,
tasting of JAY mes Tonic Ntmifuge. 1t certain
Nv has of the flavor. which
with the idea OF physc Children c4nsider quite treat
and taking their palaes graied, and their health
restored the time laynea Tonic Nermiiugc
only destroys but off the which
they nre embedded and effects RADICAL and permanent
Every mother knows the prominent symptoms of
worms, such voracy leanncSs fe,id breath grinding
Of the teeth during sleep palcness of the lips itching
the &c. but there other dcia generally
recognised. \ dry cough, dull ey u.s. enlargement of the
abdomen. and many other symptoms other
diseases, frequently denote the presence worms II
their existence suspected te erfuge should be
red. because harm any case and
may do incalcIlable good AGNES ENPECTOR ANT
always Astfma-two tlree large doses will cure
the Group Hives of children from IL minutes to
hours time IL immediately suBdues the violence
whoopng cough. and effects sPE edy Hundreds
who have been by their physicians incurabe,
with Consumption. Splitting OF BIPod. and other Pumo-
Affections have been RESTORED 10 perfect health by
it. 1t never fails in giving relief.
For sale a, REEDS DRJk; STORE
Richmond. L.. Nor. 20. 1915.
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Y TALU ABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAiI..-H i'll
be sold private sale the property on it, street
be onpnr the Estate DR.. Morris Lancaster decd
consisting LOIS, substantially enclosed and
proved bv large BRICK DIV Filing HOUSE. con-
trrced of the materials and finished every part
in the neatest and approved style: well oi good
water the kitclen large CIstcrn for wafer near
the door, together with out-butlngs-a IN the best or
der Aso-.bout thirty Fruit Trees. consisting of -ip
pie Pear Peach and Cherry Of the choicest selection
The situation is elevated and airy, commanding iine
nrospect of portion surrounding country; one OF
The most desirable locations for residence IN the city OF
Richmond For information enquire Of
WILLIAM r. T0JLhE. Administrator.
Richmond. May II, 1915. -utL
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gEtsbsic VcHd.Ie.-

q | will offer at Public Sale. "Wednesday the 10th
OF December next. CONNIE ncng o'clock 4. m of
said day. my residence New-Paris, Prebe county,
Ohio. all my personal property consisting hold
and Kitchen Furniture Saddiery perhaps Cow and
various other articles
TERMS: Twelve months credit on all sums over So BY
giving note with approved security all under
SO, cash in hand. LEW Is DAVIS.
New-parts. Nov. 5th, 1-i5 45ts
NIB Nv Reai rs~c,erty, assigned to : Banta' CON-
of 1nzolyents, VIII be offered for sa.7 on the So
f-- school Books states. and Statinary Of all kinds
- s.Ie cheap. at tile RICHMOND BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

vgTOUI.D respectfully inform their friends and II p
W ing, at the RICHMOND CASH STORE. one OF
offered in this city Their stock consists IN part.
CLOTHS. of all colors and prices, much lower than
ever before offered IN this market.
CASSINERES, gcnl assortment Of plain and fancy
plads and stripes.
VESTINCiS: plain and fancy Satin: plain black and
fancy Plaid; silk Velvet De Joinvle, Cashmaret, VAL
encia, &c
SATINETS and JEANS: all colors. plain and fancy,
LADIES DRESS COODS.-Our stock OF goods in
this line is very general: among which are: black. CO.
ours striped and fgd Silks Cashmere de Cosse; Al
CHAN Satins; Alpacas plain and fancy; Moussein dc
LANES: Thlbct and Eng Marino- Cnhnnrp and Ia
Cloths; Pongee: Gala Plaids: French 4 Manchester
(;ingla1ns. and Prints Of all new styles and patterns
SHAWIlS in great variety. among which plain
and embroidered Ihibet Brocha Cashmere: 1cGregor;
" afe: NJ LANES plain ana embroidered Cloth an
dyke &c.
SNAIL WARES & FANCY GOODS.-Pongee,
fap bandana linen cambria and cotton d'kts: black
Italian Cravats: Romales. Gents scars ana stocks,
gum worsted and web braces, general asSot-
All of which will be sold upon TIC principle o.
Richmond, September 22d. le43
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go all Teacher. and Parents.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,


They among the best of Reading Class Books
for Schools published in this country up
wards of 10000 copies have been sold Is months.
Amongst many letters of ndaon. the follow ng
has received the best teachers in
Pennsy lyania:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

Diic GeEFra4tE mat lils are now receiving
the most EXTENSIVE STOCKS Of Merchandise ever
Of
of Gloves and Hosiery, Laaies' scarf
points, and dress Hdhfs, Ribbcns-a splendid assert;
nent Head dresses and flowers, Gents. orsed scarfs
and comforts Trimming Gimp Cords, and Tassels Isle
caps, fancy silk Fringe, Head Nets Chldrens Grecian
Boots and fancy Socks, Zephyr worscd, Alpaca Aprons
and silk Do Ladies travelling Carpet Bags Baskets
Gents Collars and Bosorns: Tuck, Side Ivory, Pocket
and Dressing Combs Patent Thread, Spool Cotton, and
Sknn do. Wire do, fancy and white knitting Yarn;
Buttons, Pins. Needles Tapes; Stay and Coat Bindings
Wetng and Coat Cord ard Sewing Silks and Twists,
Hooks and Eyes, Thread and Cotton Laccs Inserting <
EdglnGs. Jaconett do Quilting: PERCUSSION Caps, &c.
HEAVY GOODS AND VARIETY.-Brown and
bleached NusIins, Tickings. Drngs, wool and
Flannes Padding and Canvass coored AIusiins brown
Holland, Rus. Sheeting DaInask Noreel. Nentan and
fugrain carpets Oil cloth for floors Apron and Furniture
checks, domestic Ginghams wall and window Paper,
Looking Glasses, Umbrellas; Fur De JoinvilIe DOrsay
Selette, Velvet add Glazed CAPS, Shakers Ware ana
Brooms; Hardware, Qucc nsware, and Groceries: fall
assortment, al all times.
AISO-Sait, Grindstones, Llnseed OIL, &c &c
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RETURNS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26
: :ssssabEc saw Fsi.a EEos. SAKE

The unde rsigned offers for sale his saw Mill, situ-
ated mile North OF Richmond. 1t is OF the best
this section of counrythe machinery is oil the
complete orderruns daily and for location not sur
passed by any Mill in the country.
Amy person wishing to purchase, invited call and
1t has all the appendages Gyvel
linz house, &c. &c. WIN. Bu LILA, Sen.
November 5th, 1eI5 45t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

The STATE Legislature meets oh NPnday n"&'. Scve-
-, cues;ions Of importance viii coIe before It. The
o,onnent of Senatorial and Rcpre Districts
IL election of a r.. s. Senator-tAe Indebtedness Of
A., state-the completion OF the bash AMI Eric Canal
~. manner Of conducting the port on of that Worh. a
eadv in usethe application for Rail Road Charters SC
Congress meets on the same day ne ensuing session
will probably be aproiracted one Questions Of vast I'M
,,arce to the American people Will be acted upon
The protection of American Industry the settlement Of
the Oregon boundarytie sub reas; ry-our affairs with
:, md the consuIlmaton of the foul scheme If the
.,;o, of Texas; will each and bill make the pro-
sedngs Of Congress interesting TO a VINO take an inte-
rest in the affairs of the country
We will cndeavor to give our rcade r. as full reports Of
the proceedings of eac as our Will permit, and
:. late as the mails will enable
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

IT, New Haven Herald coatradidts the report that
lanes g. Brney has been suffering lrPn stroke OF the
What r,o,ivc couid prompt the crcu ation Of such
nor, If untrue The pcrpetrator should be held up
hefore the public for its contempt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26
LEES PoRr, Berks CO., August p, ISIS

NessrS. Gregg * Elliott: --fieuticmea-Accept my
thanks for the of Readers. you kind
send by my friend DR. Darrh, when he last the
city. consider them decidedly the best School Readers
have met with. have introduced them the School
at this place. and find them fully my expecta-
tons. have also introduced Grimsaws History the
United States. another of Your valuable School pubca-
lions / much pleased with DIR. Rusche mergers
works Anatomy and Botany. which you kindly
They appear TO be Just the works needed,
bring the subject of Natural History within the compass
o Schools, and intend during the
ing make effort to Introduce the subject
the schools here, and for this purpose would like
possess the whole series OF eight uniform volumes which
have requested Dr. DAM; To proca:e for me
Very respectfully. Signed H. {. bt+ER
Principal, Lees Por, Seminary.
j. All the above for sale BY David P. Holloway
Richmond, Ia c B. Davis. Indianapolis. Ia and Mer-
chants generally throughout the State
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the inter
of their pupils at heart examine their valuable
les Of School Books before introducing any others
October 29th, 1915 ii,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

I'D. Z. Holloway, BoohseUer Richmond Indiana, hn,
full supply OF 9lcGuieys Eclectic Readers and feels
warranted il recommending them being the very best
class book, cXtant.
April }oth, ISIS. yly
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e.
COMPETITION THE Life OF BUSINESS.
NEW ARRIVAL CT FALL AND WRITER
ID Il Z O. q d ID : :!
RI ITI y T. S s. = 4 1 O. T.

public generally, that they receiving ope
part. Oh
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01
Kascr.tOSyn Iron ana Bfass
FOUNDRY.

I1-HE undersigned still continue the touncery busi-
sine.s in the of Hagerstown, Wayne co.. Ia,
and prepared fill all orders their line of business
They viii make. to order all kinds of-Al Irons;
riety OF Cooking Ten and Seven-Pate. and Parlor
stoves; oods Patent, Horning's Peacock's, Shops
and Wiskonsin Poughs both Right and Ieft-h anded--
Also first-rate article of Bark Mills; Hollow W are of
all kinds.
I-Thev have also made arrangements TO furnish, OF
supcror workmanship. all kinds of CardIng Machinery,
Power Looms, TIreshing Machines OF different kinds
Sc. &c.
They will keep for SALE assortment OF Andirons,
" ,pon Boxes cast Collar Blocks, Plough shares, an
Mn irons and all the variety articles made in foun-
Geries
L, addition % The above thew will make, TO order,
PEIES Of tone and mater equal to any made IN the
country FL articles 81 Bress and composition used In
tt eoas-tuction of machinery
D. above articles will b. exchanged at TAR prices Tor
Fa.~eeG Wheat, Horses, and all articles OF approved
country produce:
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2s@usIAr 6 e e U 81 % u u = a
RJCHM OND. INDIA MA.

yE~O MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.-The
l UNDERSIGNED. having made arrangements with JONAS
CARR. a years experience IN Machinery
superintend their Machine shop are prepared TO fHr
nSh all kinds of Machinery to order at ncniat prices
such as-Pckers. Cardine Machines tondensors Power
Looms. Mapping Machines Shearlng Machines, fress
Stoves, &c &c
1--WE also building superior Threshing Marhines'
which we will sell on accommodating terms We are
also of the various patterns OF lhre>hihe
Machines in use ana can make any repairs required
Having great variety of MILL and other Patterns,
terms AIso-a variety of Cooking, Parlor, Ten and
Seven-Plate STOVES. kept constantly on hand; ali OF
which will be warranted for II months.
j. VI. u ]. II. HUTTON.
n B. Hand Machines, for the manufacture OF SEWING
Silk, made to order. J. VI - n n
Spring Foundry. June II, l>io- % III It
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W. n. D Wis,
I OF COLUMBUS. OHIO.
/ RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST,

M OIrID inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of this
w and the surrounding towns ana country tlat
has made Richmond his permanent residence ana Is
prepared all orders IN the line OF ms rots
sion shortest notice, and UPON THE LATEST MOST AP
PROVED PRINCIPLES
TEETH, from full set inserted on GOLD PLATE
upon the principle Of ATMOSPHERIC PREssrRE
Having all the important inventions IN INC ART OF
a,Inntinr the Plate to the Gums which enables HIM to
warrant work in all the purposes OF
considerations and in point durability, neatn"ss OF ft
and elegance finish, equal. ii not superior, to any O.
tlier manufacture.
EXPOSED NERVES DESTROYED ruhoW pam, by a
eip. anplication Diseases the teeth cured. Teeth
almost every instance, without pain, cleansed and
set pivots, and WARRANTED PERMANENT
The best of reference can be gwen, II desired
CHARGES so moderate that Dental operations afe
placed with the of every person
The Public are invited call and examine specimens
a. his Office.
nrOFkICE on Pearl street, opposite Benz 7tratan $
Store.
Richmond. Dec Git, 1871. ~:
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-WiII

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR salt" Ill
be sold private sale, the Prcp rfy on tA s'Ee
haIoncinp 10 the Estate of Dr. Morris Lancaster, Gee
consisting of LOTS substantially enclosed and mn
proved by a large BRICK DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, con-
in the neates and approved style: well CT e9o4
water in the kitchen; large Cisern for rain water near
the door, together with IN .le or
der Also-about thirty Fruit Trees. consisting OF APP
ME Pear Peach and Cherry, of the choicest selection
The situation is elevated and airy commanding me
desirable locations for residence IN te CITY o.
Richmond. For information. enquire OF
WILLIAM r. FOULkE, Administrator.
Richmond May H. loio @ou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01

And at the Trea-urers Office Cenreviic thereafter
until the first day of LIST no. January next
PAYMENT should be made within the time specled, IN
order to avoid the of the law: and much IN
nee arises all coacend from too many delay
mo until near the latest of III IS reTY az
saLLe that those who should settle early
as convenient. The amount OF interest Will be al
lowed Scrip the earliest payments, that can be IN
the latest
ROAD RECEIPTS from the Supervisors for work
1on 70 the amount of the Road Tax charged, should be
nrese nted at the time of settlement
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01
TEMPLES AMERICAN uMlNIST.

The CHEAPEST, and undoubtedly the BEST Of al
LiaiHseats before tse pubic;
~ better general application can be made. when
applied according TO directons.) for the CURE Of
Burns, Bruises. Sprains. Calls, Swell
lings, Piles, Chi!blains. Frosted feet,
Cuts, Poil-Evi!, Fis,ula. Sweeney,
Pain in the Breast, Cholic. Scratch
es. Scrofula. obstinate old Sores,
Rheumatic complaints, &c. &c.
Numerous testimonials of its efficacy be seen
wherever the article is for sale.
For sale al the Book Store, by ]. W. Gilbert, and A.
Earnest in Richmond, and by merchants generally thro'
out the Western country.
July 9th. le4o. 2ctf
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LHAXHEQ

IThev VII, also keep for sale variety Of Eastern and
Cargt--ennned Sole and Upper Leather, Calf skins,
Harness and Bride leather; which will be exchanged for
Hides skins and TaogE They will sell Leather a cash
,-ieas WIGGISS s. RODG Frs
uaoe-s.ovn June IL I545. 80 in Att
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01

V-ARNISHES-S. r. LipPncou. has just received,
from Philadelphia, superior article of Pale Coacn
Body Vsrus together with Cabinet and Japan Narnis;
also lot Of fashionable Carriage Trimmings low for
cash Richmond June II. 1e45. ll9-44I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01
II A X b s
T O r Is 4 5.

r EXPECT to attend in the several townships IN ms
County for the purpose OF receiving the fA->I0 io
ne present wear, on the following days, to-wIt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01
EIcHhOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HOLLON-wARE, and CASTINGS
At Cine n n at Prices.

1ulUE unde rsicned would respectfully inform the pub
that the Foundcry business, at the
estahshnen lately conducted by the firm of T. and j.
o.Harra He has hand lot of SIDN rs;
consisting Nos , and Improved Premium Cooking
stove SpImans Improved Cooking stove, and ten
plate of die mt sizes with general assortment
of Franklin and Parlor Stoves Also-fots, kettles,
Androns. and Wagon Boxes.
and makes TO order Cardng Ma
chimes. Condensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and narrow Power Looms. iuilng Stoves and all
kinds of Machinery used in Manufacturing establish
ments.
Mill Gearing of ali made the shortest notice
He feels saving that he has the largest and
b lot of the esern country for
Gri.t and Mills. He has. IN short, the latest I'M
proycuent the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in He
has SIoop's Ploues right and left Peacooks right and
left: Gods Plough. different sizes-a Of which ne
will sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
1FTHRESHING MACHINES.-He has an excel
lent Threshing Machine which he manufactures and will
sell for approved Trade For 10 horses, neat
ness and the execution OF work 1T Is lnerior
o
The undersigned his thanks to the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm OF T.
and J. o IIarra and would respectfully solicit continu-
ance of their favors All kinds of Machinery repair
ed on short Cash, W heat, good Horses Will be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles
THOMAS O'HARRA.
1It is necessary that the business Of the late firm o.
l. 0-Harra should be settled pos
sihie: therefore. who indebted said firm
arr hereby requested make Immediate payment.
June H. l-l5. tJan3I,- ID T. OH.
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RATES OF TAXATION.

Those holding Orders the County Treasury are re-
quested to present them for payment
ACHILLES WILLIAMS,
Treasurer Of ". c.
Centreville stf mo. August IS, lc43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01

A patent has been secured for sailing meat IN
few minutes. The moat is placed in an iroE
vessel by air pump, and the brine let IN from
another vessel. This again is drawn oil by the
air pump. and new brine injected By forcing
pump SO that the meat is cured IN fifteen minutes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01

They have discovered at Syracuse. \. ork'
an improvement in the manufacture OF salt
The process i. so simple that all wonder Why 1t
has not been thought of before. AS It may lead
to other useful applications of tho principle, and
as the majority of readers have not noticed,
it, we briefly state that the brine of saline springs
contain from 20 TO 100 per cent. OF salt, but less
than the necessary quantity for saIurlng 1t. ne
plan now to add SO per cent. of salt 10 II. when
the impurities, consisting of some 30 per cent
float upon the surface. and the 100 per cent. IN
Gliding. Of course, the 80 per cent. added. sink.
to the bottom, and is drawn off. and tho water G.
yoporated. As there now about 2o,ooo.uot
of bushels of salt made at the Salina springs
the amour, will probably be moro than doubled
by this process. since about one-ihlfd moro i
made by it than BY the old process.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-01

From the Deputy Sheriff Of New York.
DR.. Smith. s'Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills. hay
bee used in the Eldridge Debtors Prison, vii
satisfaction. have never heard medicin
spoken OF with interest by the sick who have take
these Pills
7 Cb.rF
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REEDS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
CITY AFFAIR s.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.

WIN EvERpELL, Esq. President. in the Chair
CoplnuhicgtioR-From James Robertson relative
to An.GGmblns Association. Referred to Committee on
REHABILITATION the New.York Society Of Literature 10
attend the Anniversary of'he Society al Pamo January -
Reperts-ofthe Committee on Finance adverse refsndnG
Adned OF the Committee on Streets the communication
eli tie City Inspector reu;ve 10 deposit OF ngh SOL III e
From Tie Board Of idermc-ln ayoI Of eleIrins Inc SUP,
ec, of run in 4sseet between sh and h avenu 10 The
sranee-OiF Denng aRd Others, ngaiast Iegula,
ing l3deet, between SIN and 10Th avenues. Connl'ec on
OSdnaaee@For tagging space feet VIDE through the
In favor OF an amendment oil the grades OF 4ihavenue I'D
9th and 35h.stree;s. To COMMITTEE on Streets. 49,;
can Conss abroad give certificates to passengers destined
~ In favor or sppyns to the Legislature for Registry Law
Ia favor from III to sh avenue zen sd
Assessment list for Eeseirng curb and gutter ana repa'iS
same 6 list for sewer IN DelancysIee i.oi
Sherfi.s,reet 10 the rver 60. g. ,o-r;
sdn To en-, in the top IN 9th avenue oi
gas main to Jefferson market Conccrred IN. ae d
Sth.sireets. To Committee on Streets ,,.,; No.,
In favor of amending ordinance the establishing NUM-
c,na Polra by cancurtng the resolution OF hs Boiu "a
ee; as 10 the names Of " Howell and James ~ hnihsh
which lad lie table i,d en- c'ncuffe' III
Reonirins Captains Watch noto I'll vacancies &c
In fTe Of the ordinance as 10 Municipal Police going INTO
effect on the 20ih inst Adopted :; .I, -o;,,-, an,
OF samuel Ludlow place oW Howell Filed, q, Tins city
To prevent encroachments upon me pfopei's u ' ''
In favor Of qu,clarn dsed Samuel Bovine al h''oNgh
Concurred ia =, - o; Z, N relation Il
contracts 6lc oI OIL LAID on the iabe 70 os e nnce -four
feet wide through the Soubcry sidewalk OF l4os' oS
7th and 10Th avenues. Concufed ~ = f,.n. or "a
Rrrori-O! Committee Roads ana lalai ~ go, n
ferr,nr the petition Farmers Loan Company iet see u
sitLsireet to the JOINT Committee on hoaes anu ta
Adopted ., ., ,,,-o,rstiop OF
$1,000 10 the Fire Department Fund Adop'su'
rnS Rohrt nNInurns0.