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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
NIsCELl1ANEOUS.


IRON RooFs.-THE CoRRUG ATED IRON ROOFS ARE
the Ightsst NEST and durable fire
y or ali uDs ps % f ~:
cost Of roof be gained in short time the
WIN. WRIGHT, 17s West Twenty second street
CHEAP IRON BEDsTEAD wAREROOM.-ALL sIzKs.
$sto So Also the healthy cheap spring mattresses.
spring BEDS
cheap. 55S Broadway, above Spring street.
CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS MANTEL cANDEL-
% g si as
prices Silver plated absa casors baskets table
a1s sass
Fulton and Ann streets opposite the church.
DINGUET LEPRINcE q 1. NARCOTIC, NO s54
raj New AND IN ssds
u nss sss 81 Gs
srption for furniture covering
X EEP. YOUR FEET DRY-IF. YOU WANT TO BUY
o sss 20 M
where You can buy every Of boots AMI shoes at
the old established corners, opposite lucy Grahans dry
good store.
NEW RULED BUcKwHEAT MEAL-sOoo PACK
for Ss s.
i21s lbs -four; 1900 barrels extra saPeshhe and No
ea s saa
bookbinders wssrmakers and gpholserers use Orders
Guy siR Street.
A CARD-To WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEGARs.-
"A person we'll experen the segar business having
ng time tured for Wholesale house in this city
himself wishing TO receive orders branch
Of said business Good security will be given for the tobacco
Office
~ BRUNO ALBAEUs, IMPORTER, IS CEDAR
~. street, third fsor Havana aud Bremen segars, Of
bottles tpints and qusrs Madeira cherry and brandy
bottles. One, two, three, and i've gallon demijohns
Rhenish and Bordeaux Wines Champagne Setzer water
Congress water sc.
VIvE LIE BAL MAsQUE.-MR. R. WILLIAMS OF
Costume Repository, BroOme
street. would respectfully to the public that he
has and the largest assortment OF ball and theatrical
costumes taaeu properties and decorations in the United
States Balls parties attended in town country. Par
Tors trimmed at the shortest notice. Silk bunting flags
for sale or to hire.
r AIDES HAIRDRESSING.-MRs. f. GIBSON, FOR
IL nerly with Mr. w. T. Barker tenders her services 70
ladies who desire their heads dressed At their residence
thu following erms Single heads dressed for fifty cents
the store OF Messrs. Rice l. Smith, TT broadway.
CURE OF CORNS, BY MADAME BERNARD, NO ld
~ Bowery east SIDE between Broome and Delaney streets
Madame D. respectfully informs the public thss she hef
reduced prices in order to enable to be fros
from and feels confdent in promising that she will
bunions nails in the nesh, &c. without
causing least pain Persons ~
tended to At homo or at Madame BIS residence.
UyEE TURKS DON'T SHAvE-UsE GRAHAMS
H. Onruent il youFwould have beard or hair
strong thick in six weeks after the first application II
will rot stain nIurc the akin in any 81 bottle
six bottles, 81 60. Sent TO part Of the country.
r. G. GRAHAM 1s1s Ann street.
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DR. RALPU'a PRACTICAL TREATISE THIRTEHNYH
II edition, 242 pages with plates-Price ST. Sold Ne
% Ann sreet No Aston House. aud At the authors ces
Consultation from nine to twelve A. NJ and six 70 nine
NJ SUNDAYS txcepted) 6lS Houston street, Woosa
o.rect Nailed FREQ Of postage by addressing box 30 Pos
afina.
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aNW PUbLICATIOHs.

NEW WORK FOR ALL WHO HAVE GARDENS
Published weekly the American Gardeners Chronicle,
containing every nforma ton all the fruits flowers, and
vegetables in cultivation All should have it, Terms 81
KNIGHT Washington Heights Post office. Canvassers for
the above literally dealt with
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nR. WARDS TREATMENT-s SIGNAL SUCCESS :
~ Never any ailurcs-Dr Ward has discovered eertAA
curc painless SAFE and satsaotor
beyond belief No pid radical Among III
first blessings of Providence. Oce Canal street, doe
east Of Broadway. 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

EaPIRE CITY LINE yoR SAN RRANoIsCo, VIA
~ Aapinwal, NAVY Bay )Through tickets az reduced
rstes The and splendid steamship SIERRA NEVADA,
9 tons Dayton Wilson commander will leave for AS
pinwall direct Thursday November at o'clock from
pier North river connecting Pansma with the rev
nnc spiendid double engine steamship CITY OF PITTS
will be in rcsdiness TO receive % by the
Sierra Nevada and sail Immediately for San Francisco.
These steamers arc for speed yenason or
accommodation and afford superior for families
going 20 California Fret and cabin
provided With state rooms on both ships and dine AZ The
same table part OF the City Pttsburg
sotee 20 females Passengers landed at the Psna-
ms railroad depot An experienced surgeon 10 attached TO
Zach ship. For freight or passage applyto
J. HOWARD h Son, Agents, No. "a Broadway.
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AGEAC CT.

AGEACK.
TITO LANDLoRDs.-RENTS COLLECTED. AND QUA
rsnteed preferred, liberal terms. Apply tow w.
EAST0E House Agent 1909 Broadway, Of Thirty
second sareet
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~ Oh GRAFTON NOrIOR-PUBLIe NOTICE 10
" hereby given that petition has toen presented In the
Board Of Alderman for In Fifth street, from
and having Ssesoa thereto are rsqestea y present the
tsxore November 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
0rsAnr Aoueduet Department. Oetoher o. 1882
CoRPoRATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given TO the occu
pants Of All houses and lots improved lands
Affected thereby that the have been
completes by the Asesors and lodged in the office Of
me Bureau o. Assessments for examination s persons
interefed viz For tagging foufeet wide through
the southerly sidewalk street between Sullivan
and hscdeugs streets. Tho mits embraced by such
essment ncrde all the mad lots Of ground
vacant et pieces and parcels Of lad situated the
southery side Of Bleecker z0 feet eeaerly from
Macdougal street. All whose interests affected
by the above named and who opposed TO
the either Of them requested !, present their
objections in writing to the undergned at their office,
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
1852.
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. is DUANE STREET, so WILL
~ known for the last three IS tho most
cesBfrl FRACTION in Now York. devoos his time here
tofor to once prscoa whore he DO consulted fron
IA. N. to p N. N. B.-See my medical and aurgsal q
ploma n my ONCE
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant
sspants Of al houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed tho Assessors and lodged In tho
sos Of the Bureau Of for examination BY all
A. between Twenty and Twenty streets The
Nmits embraced by such include all the several
houses ground lots and parcels
land situated beth sides Of avenue from Twenty
fourth street. 500 feet westerly from A. all per-
sons whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed the either Of
AeI requested to present their SbeS;io9s in yns
Within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
n 1879.
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ZORRO RATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
- hereby given that petition has been presented in the
sosrd OF Aldermen for sewer N Spring street. FROM tho
ssserly aide Of Sullivan street. and through Thompson
Broemo street. All persons interested
the above and having objections thereto requested
present the in writing TO the Contract Clerk At his
dee, or before November 8, 1859.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
CrcsOu Aaueduot Department.. October % 1859.
CORPORATION NoTfCE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owner occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproyod ndg
affected thereby that the following assessments hayg
completed by the Asgessore and are lodged in the ce q
sbs Bureau Of Assessment for examination by all
Interested viz For building sewer In avenue b. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets The mit0 embraced by such
include all the several houses and Tote Of ground
vacant lots pieces and parce Of land situated both sides
D. between Tenth ard Eleventh streets end
the nortery eide OF Tenth street, betv and
o. All persons whose interests affected by the shove
named assessments and who opposed 20 the
either Of them requested to present their objections in
writing 70 the undevsigped, ct their ONCE No aN Of
Eecord within thirty from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL N. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau ofAsseesents Street Department. Oct 90
isss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

ss DRING FORTH THE HORSE"
ID NJ said than done;
just 20 to Lyons If you wish for fun;
Buy his destroying Pills
Then, in n trice,
You rid your dwellings OF the rats and mice.
And, IL with bed bugs you Ger annoyed,
To buy his Powder-it hath oft been tried,
They eau ID once their jaws then close for ever,
And you will say-that Ly, ne very clever.
LlON'S Depot, Al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

AUsTRALIA- PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY
n paokets-The magnificent clipper ship SCARCE, nov
lying pier 10 River Allison Howes commander OF
1850 burten viii succeed the oNECo NTH ship Q.
th line sail puctuslly tho Goth Of November
Melbourne Phillip. The scsrgo has made hut voy
and gutanteed Al Nd the underwriters Ia London
New York Her accommodations for passengers will
eqpaad She 10 eight feet in height between decks whilst
Of the other ships advertised exceed half foe
built with AL the modern improvements including Forbes
rig and i precisely similar in model and tonnage to
OCEAN EAGLE acknowledged by sll 10 be OF tho
fastest aud rcs hips In the port Of New York II Is sum
eisnt 70 add that che win be fitted and proyoned In ths
tho previous ships OF this line An eoens
and proper attendants provided Passengers who
their passage inforcd that tho ship will sail
punotuey sdyersed should delay possibly
they viii be ded with board and lodging At ships
pause rrly application berths recommended
the superiority this chip will kc the Ocean Esge)
her berthe 70 be all engaged before date Of sailing For
sage apply % -
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

MXRHkSSH hG6NCAE0s
II INsLEY & CO.'S EXPRESS FOR BOSTON AND TEE
N east via Newport aud Fall River, and also for Phla
dePha, Baltimore Washington, Pittsburs, Whselins,
Cincinnati Louisville and the South will leave their ofoe,
No. Wall street. of Broadway and after Mon
day November lst at quarter to four, r. NJ Notes,
drafte and bills collected Custom business attend
I'D TO ~ Boston. New York. and Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

DR. WILLIAM WARD. WITH THE ALMOST MA0I-
IL cal used by his brother, is curing numbers
every tho old established
place in Canal street. door east OF Broadway
practical volume gratis Consultations strictly conn.
Dental
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, ID. Lines,
msnde will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to
land he mails and passengers Saturday Now 90 at IL
o'clock No North river Price passageFirst
cabin, sl0 second cabin So Baggage not wantet during
the should be board the day before sailing
marked below merchandise will he received board
after Thursday November Is For freight passage apply
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent IS broadway.
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MEDICAL.

VNUE EAR AND EYE = ANOTHER SUBSTANTIAL
i evidence Of DIR. HEATH'S skill.-Dr. Heath cured
deafness Of sixteen years also OF discharge from bot
Of the last contnuanceJohn Rodepbufa
grocer, 30 Howard street. Office Al Broadway. Heul
from 10 to daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

VANDEkBILT Ii NE-FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Tho only limo giving tickets for crossing the Isthmuc
The favorise double engine Steamship PR0kETHEue LOO
Tons viii leave from pier No North river at three o'clock
M precieey, on friday. November for San Juan del
Eorte connecting with the Pacific tho Nics
rsgua anait route having but twelve miles OF land tran
sportson These steamers unrivaled In their accom-
modstons and ventilation Tor information passage,
spply opiyt ID. Is. ALLEN, Agent,
Battery piaco, stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT MEAL-3,000 PACK
choice quality packed in seasoned packages
pressy for Southern shppent 1900 bags of co. o. and
i21s lbs -four; 1000 barrels extra superahe and No
Southern markets. oa Graham and Indian -four
bookbnders wafsrmakes and upholsterers Orders,
with city reference, will with prompt attention
l. Il. j. G. FROST, 234 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

nR. CONvER'S, AUTHOR OF THE BEACON, Oh
- Guide from Youth to Manned. would inform stfaR
gers and czene, That he sl continues his suocsssJ
practice, in special and important branch Of med
cine in which he has stood unriyaliei for twcny ysar
York. Dr. Cs medioai and surgical ofces, No. Ii
Chambers street. basement and No. 30 Third avenue Ad
vice nc. by letter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

nR. sPoLAsC0 MD, Al, &C, 653 BROADWAY
II from London, world wide spread whose
mastery all Diseases astonhes
body and whose great good when his profess
sonal throughout Europe his eminent and cherished
fame few long ahead Of himthe delighted poouaee in all
count res invariably endorsed mis- chariot and drew him
the cities and account of his wonderful
unexamped and especially tho brave democrats Of
Ireland for which, Spolasco invites all
those of od Ireland in this free country who
sick or lame to come to hm-n poor they shall have bs
beat advice gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

TYR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET BETWEEN 0HAy.
IL ham and William streets, continues to practise ~ HID
office with his usual success takes this method
prsnE his friends that he st DO consulted ths III
twcnty-four years,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

They all fr1t GLASS New York built ships, rroVded vsb
all requisite articles for Tho comfort and
and commanded BY of experience In the trade
Tho price passage $780, without wines liquors. Goods
sent TO tho subsorbers will be forwarded FREQ from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents I6l FssrI street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

T AIDES HAIRDRESsING-MRs. =. GIBSON, FOR
nery WITH M. I. Barker, tenders ner services 70
tho terms Single heads dressed for fifty cents
uhampooipg fifty cents Ladies will find the order book ~
the store Of Messrs. Rice Smith, 7N broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE OF PACKETS
a Melbourne Port Philip and sydney, touching at the
tons iurhen, Captain H. D. Northup, loading at pier
10 North river viii sail pun ctuay the 10th Of Novom
Der from New York The which the ships Of this
line being fitted out aud proyoned will establish for
them preference all others higher rated This
ship guaranteed all Others
advertised for Australia in this port experienced
geon and proper dauts provided Also well selected
library pan of the cabins, together with list Of the
apply on board, or to ANDREWS, DEAGLE l. CO., No
West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

HHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOM.-ALL SIzKs,
$Sto $40 Also the healthy cheap spring mattresses,
and sizes Old beds altered to comfortable spring beds
cheap. 553 Broadway, above Spring street.
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nR. CoRBETT, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETwl1l
- Chatham and William Streets may be consulted b.
those al his ofce where those who have suso
from medical may apply with the certainty
meeting physician Of experience. DR.. q. 10 member
tho N. Y. University.
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SHIPPING,


TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New Orleans via Havana.-The splendid steam
ship EMPIRE CITY, Henry Windle, commander will sail
from the rier Mt the foot of Warren street. N Friday
November 18th, at o'clock r. M precisely Rates of
sage Havana and New Oreans-new arrangement:-La-
dies and after saloon berth 500 forward saloon berths
$50 steerage SIS Specie only taken freight Havana
Shippers of freight requested supply with
the company bills of lading which may be had appl
at the Office No other form will be signed No bills
of ading signed after twelve o'clock the day of sailing
Fer freight or passage, apply to NJ. q. ROBERTS,,
III West, corner OF Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

IRON ROOFS-THE CORRUG ATED IRON ROOFS ARE
the ghtes cheapest NEST handsome. and durable fire.
proof roofs In the world for dwelling and warehouses rail-
way tormni all buildings worth saving from fire. The
cost Of roof be gained In short time the
Manufactured by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

NIBLos BALL AND CONCERT SALOON, ALSO TEE
IN supper reception ladies' parlos and dress
have all been decorated and
the successful caterer for the last three has been
for this ane pains will be spared "
satisfaction those who wish to have hrst rate balls.
For particulars apply at the Garden from till in ths
eveninr. during tho day. to Nj. c. w. Vesey, No. ~
Broadway.
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TRAyELLERS, GUIDE.

GtASDEM ASB AHBoy RAILROAD FOR pHIL.ADEL
~ phiA-Lesves by steamboat JOHN POTTER Pier " o
Ncrth syer A. M AID T. n, shrough ia ~ hours
Fare fEs ergs ss second olsso (by r ~ lima onlTl 80
Returning leave Phisaolphs soet " walnut ssrss at
q. ~. and p. N.
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yvEE TURKS DON'T sHAyE-UsE GRAHAMS
u Onruent il youTwould have your beard hair grow
strong thick in six weeks after the first application II
will stain njurc tho akin in any way 81 bottle
six bottles 81 60. Sent to part Of the country
r. G. GRAHAM, 1Sla Ann street.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PETRET, 500 TONS
W. Samson, commander, will sail for Bermuda aud
St. Thomas the 9Th November Passage money to Ber
muda, S to St. Thomas $40. The Petrol has been built
expressly for tropical climate and has well ventilated and
large state with plunge and shower baths Will take
freight at low rates. Apply to
L. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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from savannah 70 Nassau .'.. .sU
Do. do. Inagua. ............... ........ 70
Do. do. jamaica. -. -. -. -. ..... 80
Do. do. Chagres. 30
(includfng stewards fess,)
and In proportion 10 the other Islands.
Each ship carries experienced surgeon. Freight and
specie conveyed the usual terms For engagements
ply to ANDREW Low T. CO., Agents Savannsh.
Passengers freight for the R. NJ Steamships will DO
conveyed to or from New York By the u Nail Ships,
FLORIDA ALABAMA. and AUGUSTA.
SAML. L. MITCHELL, Agent, lA Front street, N. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09
MIR. David T. Hines ut his Old Franks.

This notorious character, whom we re-
Eret 10 say halls from South Carolina. whose life Of
thiovsh incident and daring rascsltY has bean writ
ten anu read ny many Ia our city, who nave no dou0,
been his victims, was this InsinnS arrested IN the
streets and lodged IA the All.
Il appe as that Hines, alter various acts OF charao-
tensile roguery, committed forgery which caused
h,s M, nj sums weye wears age IN Louisi
his Sentence was fourteen years confinement,
tvsive of winch ne had served, when he was par
aouad nv the Governor but lnstea d Of leaving HE
Cuson n hotter man ard a different man,
xn,.td naf,,s liv suupose he Gang forth himself,
re- u,nss and toos 10 sTiudlpg as naturally as
shs dncs Ia its accnstomec element.
~ a,nns h,s hr,t ma,tatIy efforts he visited New
s,,l..n.x h,,. neiun nm adept IN making money,
n. 49,. soon prssrs'ed of abundant meaus, with
s.rs r. 80 sso.nis8 IN non,sn about under yari-
49, "o os1".s sspe,aIlw salect,ng me most
c.s re hass e,I'sn moan "A seuiiema an from
T~s "a vVsrd VINO WAS AZ the tme sta, ing at
49,. Vsranash IN Nav. Oreans reuese ntins nj mse II
a. MS ssScs and oStained loan OF 5000 at one time
and xseo more subsequently,, and presenting at the
time a drain on The house Of WaId, Ferguson n
1s,s."wls All KtenmonJ. Va Hines also presented
a. Were with his card With his assumed name,
&C., a EioydI o,siock - which WAS this m orn,ng
s W. =, H - 49, al nis eards yv,th mrs o.heY
US az ri nis BE- bsd ~ n a, ,hs D. ant,
WIS, = r,o,s, - ,sa a,on.,e,o,s s',s tss -.
n, W, "' "a. W ma. 10 - ssotisman sran y,r-
g."s' " a~s a hoa'sdr. ,bere tsnS sh,,n ne n,
souo'' i"''0s" '" N"
wa con, s,,cove,sd ,hss tho draf a, sell
-. "a o,ssr IN S,,nSsnts Nsrc aIl n,se and
s..' a., s,s -, 49, co.n,y sss, ~ The v,,ious
Sivs W. $50 ,t,,s .''n s,n dsv,srts 49, ~
States we're eouneriehea WIN suon ueA'ef,t as 20
oeiy eesec'ioe' unt s', tes'ns -, 20 =,
WAS closely pursued oy WI. Ws'u W sae ny y, ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09
Bo.pp OF ASSISTANT ALprnmrs-S,ot,d

Session-Ws d. ssday March !, 1854
Presest-AssstaIr AID Brown 10 the Chair; TAFT, Nab
ton AeGswsa, WEgA, WhseaA, Barker, Rogers, BfasO,
PetfIons Se-of Fasshaw and is7 others for great
secsnmoes,isAs fTm TIRE New York and Harlem Aa1-
roac G. mpnty. To Committee On Roads
OF SlIt0n Roosevelt 10 . nschfns 20 assist tbs
the Police TO guaraihs City. To Committee Arts sc.
By A.sstsRI AID Wells Of SIC Clatk. for lease
Of EcuId conner Of Amos-st and sk-aY To Committee
ReJorS OF COMMITTEES on Sewers to concur fer sewer
IN Psari frona John To Fnltca Adopted by the
Tait, hsbbst. OBren. Roc nsA Woodward, Wells An
dsfs0R. BoDtcn. BeGowan, Wright, Whcslsn, Barker,
Rogsis Brss:O. NcCeIhs5.
OF Corr itfse Ordinances IN reference the
atsAs. believe The srsc ice vIder ths ordinance,
fxl gener2 Satisfaction when understood,
sL6 sskIng 80 Be dscbsrsed ADOPTED.
OF tonaIitse finance adverse 10 aeen Of Board Of
Accfu tte matter OF taxes property belensng 10
eth st. Baptist Ghs Gu. 10 concur % rufshsss we'd and
pump Of John Aussfa IN favor Of refundsg sneunt Of
rne 10 Jshn H. Greene Ia favor ef rsdeeag personal tax
II Esvien Adopied By the fs.loslls votsyz. AErns-
gffrekssfrsEt Ao Brown TAFT. Maboatt, o 5ifn, Rod
woodward. Wells, Andersen Bortnn- McGos.a.
wfEht. " be elan. Barker. ksEers Brssto. Acconksy
OF Commt,se on LsDs AID Gas In favor az PLACING two
sss lsmgs N feat a Rose HUI Bapst CaaIch, Lex
Isgton Az. sEd sssh u Adopted. MS
OF Committee on Bufe.s, q coLcar te pay Tor
and Sprry sfs Of the Chg freasury Adesssd Dy the
foosne vote Akr-Gfipe-- Assstanf AID. Brorn TAFT
Nsltatt o SLfn, hodr XosSvafd, Wells, A.dsrsoa
Beuts1 MeGc~ar, Wright. vhsssa bsr<sr. Rogers.
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