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S. M. PETTENGILL & cos
Boston Business Directory,
SEPTEMBER, 1854.

The First Fall Card List, collected by S. NJ PEFTIENGIL
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Mary, my love, said not very attentive
husband 10 his wife, at a dinner-table, shall
help you to piece of the heart 2 I believe,
said she, that piece of heart was all that
ever got There was commotion among
the dishes.
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A CURE FOR ALL!
NOLLOWlTS OINTMENF.

Ltt3-b71s INC DHtON,-
You have done me honor with one voice, rom
end of the Union the other stamp the character
Of my Ointment with Your appreciation. IL is scarcely
two years since made II known among you, and al
ready ii has obtained celebrity than any other
Medicine in SO short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
49, Corner Of INN and Nassau Streets, NeW York
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DR.. Harris Celebrated Remedy.

AIV Dtst NtuICIIt kHUWH
FOr-Painful dwellings & Rheumatic Affections.
FOr-BurnS, SCaldS, Bruises, Cuts Jams.
FOr-BllIOuS ChOlic, Pains in Stomach & Limbs.
FOr-lnWard Pains and InfIammatiOnS
FOr-PainS in the Joints, SprainS or WrencheS.
FOr-Stiff Lame Back, Stitches in Back, &c.
FOr-COldS and Sore Throat, Aguc in the Face.
FOr-FrOzen Limbs and ChiIblainS.
FOr-ChrOnic or Acute Rheumatism
FOr-Spinal Difficulties & Wei kncw in Back,
FOr-Weak Stomach or Side.
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Capt. Richardson, OF FreePOrt, Inns used
1t in his family for Rheumatism, c., and writes
long letter exolng its virtues any other medicine Of
the kind in use.
young man in Portland used this re-
markable Pain Killer for severe attack Of RhcnHatisra
Lame Back, &c. and cured by the use one bottle.
A gentleman in Portland says he would
not be without il in his family for any money II any
member Of his family has attack Diarrea Crahs,
Rheumatism, Cut Bse, the Pain Killer is called into
Yequson and in has he found fail Of giving
instant relief
A gentleman i'm Falmouth was cured OF
Rheumatism by the Of bottle after other remedies
had failed.
gentleman afflicted with CrnmP i'm tho
Stomach who suffered great pain for hours cured by
this celebrated Pain Killer.
A gentleman i'm Portland suffered
tremely from cramp in his limbs three different times,
was cured by Dr. Harris Pain Killer after other we'll tried
remedies had failed.
Joseph Morse, Of Gray, was cured Of
Rheumatism of long standing by large sized bottle Of
this Pain Killer.
Physician in PorIIa nd, who hns used 10
in his practice, says is remarkable remedy for painful
swellings, Rheumatism, &c. All who it speak in the
highest TERMS Of the quick and admirable effect it pro
duces in every case.
PRICE I24-25-s71 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
There il great saving made by taking the large sized
bottles.
Sold at wholesale by the Druggists, and retailed by
nearly all dealers in Medicine throughout the State.
NATHAN WOOD, No. 90 Market Square, Portland,
General Agent for the State of Maine.
AGENTs-Bath Z. Lincoln, T. W Lucas Brunswick, y
T. Gatchel x Co.. j. X. Haley A L. Stanwood, ]. l..
Sta nwood Stanwood Cunning Harpswel Chas. john
Il. s. jack J. r. Lampson Phipsburg, Taman Low
ell, BENZ Clifford, Geo. p Todd, H. J. Segeburg Edge
comb, w. Clifford Boohbay, c. b. Fisher j. MClintOck,
VIM. Carlisle Damarscota, E. Dana, Jr. Bristol, I. Her
bert. 1y1
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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NEW GOOUS.
City Of Bath.

In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, May 8, 1854.
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations be as FOL
" lows viz On and after the 10th day Of June next ana
until the 10th day of October next quarantine shall be
had all Vessels their Officers, Crews, Passengers ana
CargOes their arrival from port where any coh1
gous Sickness prevailed the time Of their departure ana
all vessels on board of which any person shall nave
died. have been sick with any contagious disease during
their homeward bound passage
No person shall be allowed to 60 on board Of shore
from any vessel when quarantine without permit from
the boarding officer Vessels will anchor on quarantine
ground, opposite the South Steam Mill.
n Pilots will take Of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly. b. O. BAILEY, Mayor.
VIM. TORREY, City Clerk.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Boarding Officer.
May 20, 1854. tu4S
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IA YIN y
! KATHA AKRON !
! FOR THE
=ER.-l

ufylng the hair, alternating Nervous Head
ache, snd curing Eruptive Diseases
of the Skin.
LIS reputation, coextensve with the civilization Of the
gooe makes all praise superfuous all exaggeration mpos
sibe.
Since its discovery substitute has been found to com
pete with It's lncontested its ncontstibe superiority
PHYSICIANS and Chenafsts-bonorable citizens from al
professions Of life the leading Journals Of Eurone and
America,-LddieS Uh0 haze it upon their dreesfu
tables and Mothers in their Nurseries, in fact its mil
lion fpatrons every where, from pebans to kings BRO
the pleasing and eectfng article either as
as a MEDICINAL OR TOILET PREPARATION ever pro-
duced Do not fail to give it trial. Price but Is cents
The Ka:haron neutrazes the effects of Disease Climate
and old age, in Preserving and Restoring the human Hair
after Badness OF MANY YEARS.
1t ceanses the scalp from Dandru and all its impurities;
will cure the NERVOUS HEADACHE, and all ERUP-
TIVE DISEASES Of the Skin aud is the desirable
tcle for Curling and impartng gloss the hair the
world.
1t happily unes the effect the choicest Pomades to the
best French Extracts exhes the Perfume of the
delightful flowers
KIT gives my hair such bright and soft appearance
keeps my head cean and above all does stain my
hat. MISS JULIA CUMMINGS,
81 Warren st., N. Y"
1t only after the repeated solicitations of friend
that induced to give trial generally pronouncing
such things humbugs but, sir, in this it very
agreea6iy reality that the Kahairon has fully restored
my hair after badness oftWelue years.
AMBROSE L. HAZARD, 126 Chambers st., NY.
Sales positive-never consignment. d. S. BARNES
161 Broadway, N. ", Proprietor.
Sold by G. W. ATWELL, under the U. s. Hotel Port
land General Agent for State of Maine Also by A. G.
PAGE. and J. MATHEWS, and by druggists dealers
everywhere.
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THE having purchased the right to manufac
and apply the above named shoe, for the city of
Bath are prepared to accommodate such wish to
profit BY the best improvement made for the benefit of
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse No pains should
be spared make the labor of that valuable animal
possible and also guard against ameness tenderness,
&c. with which horses have always been more or less
troubled To this end horseshoers have been experiment
ting for the last 80 years. and until recently with but little
success.
With this improvement however, all seems to be realized
that is necessary The shoe will prevent ameness, cure
tenderness make horse travel greater distance with less
fatigue and being made of steel will very much longer
than the common iron shoe.
Some our bestctizens already proved to be all
that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDELL CO.,
2H Centre St., the Hay Scale.
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Do you keep matches q asked wac Of a
retailer.
Yes, all kinds, was the reply.
Well, then, I'll take a tro,ting match.
The retailer Immediately handed him box
afpilIs.
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A chap was asked what kind of GAL he
preferred for wife. He replied, one that
was not Prodi-gal, but frugal, and true gal,
and one that suited his conju-gal taste.'
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TWiggs Hair Dive and Tonic.

TNE best artic}ein use forrcstormg gray hair lois
original color and for the prevention and cure Of
prepared and for sale by
}. MATHEWS,
Bath. March %. 1853. Sagadahock Building.
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In He " ORLD.

A. ~
Testimony Of LAZY 1rhO had for than trO years
been sick NTH bad Humor Liner ComDtaint, Pain in
her Side Back and stomach UhO cured by the
Of DR.. Ordrays HumOr Discovery and Blood Purifier.
DR.. ORDWAY-Sir-For more than two years have
been very much affected with bad HtOr and Liner Com
Plant, and at times unable to work.
You hardly imagine how much suffered from my
humor. had almost constant pain in my side, back and
stomach my food distressed exceedingly, my appetite
irregular, and at times my skin quite yellow.
Some said had the Jaundice. tried many medicines
for diseases of such nature but they done
no good.
spent many dollar that earned when sick enough to
be my bed, pay my doctors bill about to give
up il dcsparr-yet life il sweet.
Hearing your Iumor Discovery spoken of in high TERMS
thought would try bottle, but must confess with but
little faith.
After taking one bottle, my health much improved
that was encouraged to another and found sufficient
restore to better heath than hare erperienced for
gears.
lean unhesitatingy recommend it to all who may be
similarly afflicted to be the best remedy in
Respectfully yours, PHEBE A. THOMAS.
Lawrence, Dec. %, 1858.
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Stoves

IApcE apt ~ C,oolpr ParIor and Store Stoves,
of tbe st annroved natterns now selling by the sub
scrbers at GREATLY REDUCED prices - e.s
Also constantly on hand Coal Holds, SnoVes ohters
Stove Funnel Sad Irons Tin and Copper ware OF every
vora store MITCHELL LOW.
Bath, June 10, 1858. az
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Last Call.


THE valuable house High Street occupied by $.
Il J NEALLEY. Terms reasonable and good title
given. Apply To
L. s. J. NEALLEY or D. Bronson, agent lorthe Owners
May 10. 46tf
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Price Of Discovery,
81 u Bottle. or Six Bottles for So.
SALVE, 25 cts, or Five for 81.
DR.. oRDWAY's PAIN DESTROYER,
WINES AND SPIRITS.
For Medicinal PURPOSES,

JAMES MITCHELL. has uyappoinlcdby Ihe
u Mayor and Aldermen Agent for The city 10 sell
Wines, &c for edicnallnd mechaniC ipurpo on
Iy,agreeabl othe Act for The suppressionof drink
ing housesand lippng shops, 'amd is now prepared
furnish ne ,riIce for The above purposes
on Centre Street.
Bath Aug I9.1S52 IOtf
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HesVS' Patent American Action
MO FORTE

From the MustrioUs Pianist, L. NJ GOTTSCH4LK to
Mr.. Hetos' Agent at Net0 York.
New YORK, Dec. s. 1853.
Mr. N. P. 3. CURTss.-Dear Sir: Having had the pleas
Of performing upon Geo. Iews' American Patent Ac
ton Piano, at the Worlds Fair in this city the present
year, and other Of his Pianos at your Warerooms which a
forded much qualification, cheerully recommend them
to the public. very glad Of the improvement in the
action These instruments likewise Of excellent tone,
owing, no doubt to the perfection Of the scales Very
respectfully, L NJ. GOTTSCHALK
MdnufactOry, No. 365 WGshingtOn ST., Boston.
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READ THE TESTIMONY OF THOSE WHO HAVE
USED 1T.
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GOOD assortment of Boys and Youths Calf Boots jus
n received by ]. w. ROBERTS.
July Is.
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DAGUERREOT GOODS.
Plates, Cases, Frames Lockets, Chemicals, and every
description Of Goods used in the Daguerreoype business
the lowest Cash prices. Orders promptly attended to.
II Asupply Of the celebrated ii. b.. Plates constant
ly on hand.
JOHN SAWYER & CO., 123 Washington St.
GEO RRYAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

South CARoLISA.-On the 18th. Gen. James II.
Adams. the Governor elect, was inaugcraied Ia his
Address. the Governor gives q fatserng picture OF
of the progress of tho Palmetto State and concludes
with the following:
Upon the subject of our relations with the General
Government, have but little t. ssy. have no ne Y
opinions TO announce AMI specific re nedy to pro-
pose, to meet the dangers which are before u.s. Toe
SIGNS of the times are open TO your vision a. thsy
are to mine We may Interpret them differently but,
to my mind they indicate settled purpose on inc
rart of the Northern States to assai and degrade or
ruin the Southern States. How or when the South
sbsl meet to redress the perls Of her condition, vii
10, venture to anticipate. Time VII demonstrate
whether our institutions tend to lift US q, people
promptly to protect rights and perpetuie cur h9-
ert.s, or wheiherhey will sink Us down TO the 1--we!
Of degraded and ruined provinces.
Gen James IL. Adams, OF XII ,hlsnd District, has
been chosen for Governor by the Legislature, for two
wears by vote of 1903 out of ISL votes The election
for resulted in the choice OF Mr.
r. De Trevlle of Beaufort
OHIO The Democratic State Convention is to be
held at Columbus, January 8.
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BOARD OF sUPERvIsORs.-DEc. is.

Several petitiors for correction of tax we're pre-
rented ard referred
Notice wAs given Of melton fer mandsmus, TO COM
pei the Board 20 reduce tax for 1884, Of Mutual Lfs
Insurance Company, from valuation OF slooO,ooo
to SloO OCO Referred
Two or three bills were presented and referred
Resolutions adopted in favor Of paying Hart
II. Weed scO for actir Sergean'-at Arms OF this
Bosrd ard David A. Fowler 5000 as Secretary Of
BOstd OF CsnyAfrers.
A petition from the Clerks in tue Office Of the
County Clerk, ior increase Of salary, Vas received
and referred.
Tie Committee reported on the estimates for the
Board on Education. The Committee consider h1
tue Comm ssioners under the charter to WHOM The
estimates bad been referr, d. we're right IN recon-
nebtipg a reduction Of $500 900 in relation 10 nov
school bouses as in view Of the large amount asked
for the Board the Committee think, could have doas
without said schools for another year. The Board OF
Ecucation agreed ouly to reduce $4,000. The Com
mitfee recommend = confirmation OF the estimAiss
IN regard 20 tho sI9s 600 deficiency asked for viii
b. a question for the Board whether II shall be
grantee the Board lett 70 appropriate out OF e,
mates for the next year. Laid on the table TO Be
printed. Adjourned TO Friday.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
POLICE CAPTAINS AND THEIR DUTIES.

POLICE CAPTAINS AND THEIR DUTIES.
To ts< E1,tOy Of The Y rrf1s~s
SIR: In The TRIBUNE 81 The ll'h inst. there u
quite leugthy article beaded, "o0od pay Tor roof
"Woyk in which there are numorcas errors, and.
although these may hsye been unnfentionh on the
part OF the writer they ere, nevertheless, eninenay
calculated to uise ad the public ADD place the otosrs
and Numbers Of the Police Department In fase
position before their fellOv-e.tzens.
In the Ere, place, the wrisr Ia correct 80 far a. Il
regards tie amount Of salary paid 10 toe Office "a and
men when the Department vas organized; but wao
will deny that man could live az comfortably on
ssOo year III or years ago a. be can on e7oo
year row. taking in,S Account he aDost unparalleled
;pcr.a.e in house rSt and al the nece,sass VI life.
q nOmeLts reflection. satisfied, ~il convince
evsry ISpr JUDGED mind this pointand ne .hsre-
fore pess It over sIth0at further Comment.
In the Iext place, it s equslJ true that when tho
DEPARTMENT - orgssized the Csptains Of Police IN
TIER respective dstrcts aided and assisssd oy ths
Assistant sptaiIs and Pocenisn, were Street In.
"spector. Health Wsrdens. Fire Wadsns, and
Dockr.s>ters all Of which have, by separate
acts .. legisation been taken out Of their hands,
except the lat named, which they stll retain but
10 ekoHy ustrte thss the Captains Of Police ever pas
iorth tie frst so directly indirectly, to get clssi
I Of the above named duties. On the contrary, they
cecidedly preferred TO perform them, rather than o
bsouRh into collision with the OH ,ers Of other d.
partments who might be appointed TO duc.Aarg
those duties. But the fact V notorious TIA VIE
geuilsuen got elected 10 leFalshve seaess. ths
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Last evening a meeting held at the Hall II
Fftieth st. oear the Eighthay, to oppose the open
ing Blooming in the Twenty second Ward
A large number Of citizens were present and mach
feehrg was manifested against the proposed Square
GARRIT II. STRIros, JR., presided over the meet
ing srd stated at length the great wrong that had
been lone to property 10 shsr vicinity by the
eourse the Common Council had, heretofore, so in
dir GRIMM stely pursued in improving laador' out
Of hsr estates that many families had been rainsd
by the assessment system. But that in all bis eIpe-
reree be had 1<ver seen or heard of an assessmsat
where such shossals outrage bad been perpelratef;
that TIE Commifsoners had awarded $500 600 for
land which would not bring ia prosperous times over
OF fourth Of that sum, and he could not accosnt for
.uch strange Judgment and hs tho ught 1t needs ex-
plaI oton. That the Park was unnecessary, ana 81
bad all tie owners OF land 10 fearful expsnse.
siich Wa no benefit TO them. That the Central Park.
Which was certain 10 be carried through, Wa all the
PsIk the citizens needed, and that Blsominsdals-
square was unnecessary After the signing Of reon-
s,rsnces and the transaction Of come other bu'aess
II meeting was adjourned to Friday evening, al u
o'clock.
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r,o- III. Albany Essuins Journal, De- IS

RrS OyER--ARRWAL OF TIE STEAMER NORWICH.
The steamer Norwich, which i-it h'nSstoa on 80
n,d,y At poop arrived here about o'clock tnis
morning Dung the passage, she encountered zee
all the way, aid gOodly portion OF II was OF a
formidable character. The water wheels and wheel
bo.e. of the Nor~ca are badly broken, aud the boat
itself consic ably damaged. II is thought tnai she
will require some repairs before rotufnns Tue
steamer Hendiiok Hudson, which left Newly ok
at O'Clock on Saturday afseTnooo, reached
Bristol Yesterday, where che was detained by ths
ice tie state that the agent Of the People Llne
in New York has received orders TO send the sea u
tls Oregon and Troy up the river. l. Is some" nat
doubtful ether the first boas can got tnro sh
az the ice is quite be avy. and the water On the irs
low The tow boat companies are ANXIOUS TO ct
through some Of the barges nor laden wi'n produce
and should the weather moderate it will be at
ffmufed.
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KLyNEYS NEW REPUBLIC IN CENTRAL
AMERICA.

The following correspondence relative to the
proposed occupation of the western part OF Gen.
trial America under the annullcd Mosquito grants
will be read with interest by all who have paid
snv sttt ution to the subject. 1t may, perhaps
omen the eyes of some who have been led to
engage in this baseless, fllibustering specula-
ton:
vR.yt.SpIs TO THE GRASADIAs MINISTER.
NEw.YoRx, Friday, Dec. Is, 1854.
MyD tARSIR: Having but jast returned to this
ctv perceive by several articles in the papers thar
company has been formed for the purpose Of colon
;z;nc certain tract of land granted by the late hlng
Of the Mosquito Nation 10 Messrs. Shepherds and
Haley. English subjects, and which grant was si'eF-
xard arpulled by the same King who gave It. AS
Won are aware, my partner, Mr.. D. a. Morei' aaa
myself are extensively interested IN coal mining anu
other operations in the Canton OF b'csS Del foto'
prov;nca of Chirqui, New Granada and kno*ios
Inst that the so-callei Mosquito Grsnt preeenus "
- ;r The whole Canton OF Bocas del Poro, ana even
80 of the Granadian Territory. besides Tue wno.o
aboard of Costa Rcs, from The river 81 JOINS W
tbe Rio Culebra' or Doraces' nave W i'd"'''"
r,nly 10 the following questions ,,:. Pa.
~ W. tbs tract granted by the Mosquito h,ng
-. - his iur; sdiction or Government anu ala
S,a- have posse.sion OF il, either before OF siuSe
~ " Protectorste of Great Britain, the same Is ne
rs NO, session of the portion nortn Oh ulsy'o"Ae
o Were not Granacan authorities ana laws ia-Iy
..tshlsbed in the Canton of Boca' uel Io,v,
''. 30 hi. grant being made add have Ioey no,
a"nt;,ned algsys TO exist there, without in'erI.p
g., ahoTt has not the Government OF New u'iaala
.iusys he ID pescesbe possession there w'h0u' 'A'
ssN',a;;on or impedenent from any source 4,
In prosecntins the enterprises AN ens $50 49, ;"
. .;,;Ian of the United States, under 'le vi au o,
s: ivs Ard in Grsnadisn territory, IS me '1io
m;",", !. can feel secure that my r1gos VIII %
phaiS snd protected By the Gransdisn IfoVsrhnisu'
pS ,bs integrity of her territory deienaed 49,
quo snch inyssious as the one talked OF uausi 'A'
6ei;tious show OF tile .,,snpt TO take
nv Should such thing occur as an saelht !" ~ 80
,Is ,c..sssion of this territory by en.ens ., '.o
;,.d stst.s by virtue OF this worthless
vssh subjects " oald not Newt rsnsos
~, al aggression and expect our 81,
a. az by ali legal means, such siacA' uP0A
10 P,eVs e;.;,s1. of the United States ..
sou Kan feel much obliged BY your cary ~:
Id ;.h 20 u,e il for the purpose o. suo n 49, !,
.s az ,snSences Of the Company ABOVE
Ss, is,S TO an invasion Of the nshn anG states
tnow full wen myself no. very vs ...xs hss,
law. are and in what light they have p 1.ay ~,
cnn,;ssreS in New Granada and Costa h.ea, saS M
s1ys POSITION Of he OperstOa bssed upon 'as"
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All. w.ksms- nOvsf 'has

! Tnoupsor 70 g-iSi-or. All W.ssms, uOvst ~,
: the pisn. Of Thompson be struck ou, sai th's' o.
| ,sGbsr, accepted
Al NorT complained ths' ne intiviiu, ~ hnf
Ire Cnt,rt pisrs il chsrge BAT misrerres etsi hin
tss,ie BID gone 20 most ot the ner-ptDers suf gpi
article put = Segreciariog ii Commit es plan. Al
advocating hs u,sp. Also thsi the conn zee Il
b, eo s,ssly aig.ss ttrorgh the ilsirInsa;ii. Of
q ssu@ D .rts ~ ~ c.
Ad. w.KFNAS r.rSsci, tb,t fhe person. - pc.
fcn' Il The. psos Which e q red, w5re sh-u D.
ID souorable and t,4 hey oaiy AAi 20 Interests
cftre Cry il veV
All CHAUScXr supported the Cpnri''ee's piin,
ssc OF piniou that Il Al bull, . ding - tii
bot, In would Re Almos, lso'sss feOn ms noise u
Brosfssy.
Al. VooRHIFs expressed ,m;~.f opinions
AID NAEEMaS's amend nCBt was pat 4ld W., b
a vote OF II 10 3-siz
YEAS-Ait. ~ aseI,u n srrict and : =. ractsg-3
NaY>-At Va ills SO Bird. act Hs3 air-. Hossri.
v Tucker Noorh.s Trowsrdls. hely chs-ncsT chti'fy
Eiy Lsrr sId hot-'4.
Ala BLUNT moved m amendment to hEye al above
tie bs..mens Of iroa aid painted white, which vas
list, by vote of l. 20 =.
1ae NAN question YVES then put, when the Commit
,.e =. port g. adopted, by vote OF IL - svis;
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TOW ride Voc hie Waterman Kelly, Chimney Chrsty
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HAY%sd Williamson and Hesrick-i
1he Board djourned 10 this ai,ornooa st o'clock.