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A DAMS e. CO.'S NEW YORK VIR

A DAMS e. co.'s NEW YORK, VIR.
~ GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, he, 10, kc.--Havins effected arrange
mente with the U. 9. mail line Of stssmers from New
YORK to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL ExPaEss
PRIvILEeEs ON that route, are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDlSE and PACKAGES Of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wednes.
day and Saturday Per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately: Goods win Be %.
ceved at our New York office, 50 Broadway, until 81
O'Clock, r. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order BY adams CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Ouy inland Express win run - heretofore, leaving
Now York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked 10 10 via the 10.
land route, Will Be forwarded b. the steamer FL.
J. Z. McDoNoUaH, Agent Richmond.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
mont Per steamer Roanoke Or Jamestowu, WIN
hereafter be received by ADAMS { Co, 50 Broad
way who are the only authorized agents Tor Express
privileges 81 those steamships.
LUDLAM RLEA8ANTn,
- 6-n s. Broadway, New Yofk.
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MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
4S1 CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs. DOVE L.
CO., Main street, has testimony than any ether
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections and all diseases arising from i'm.
pure blood.
- See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 for SIS. ap p II
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$4,000 WORTH OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST. FOR Cash.
INTENDING to make change in our
Il business. we wil from this day. offer our entire
stock of GOODS at cost, for cash. Our stock being
large and the greater portion purchased within the
last few months rare opportunity il offered to those
who have not laid in their winter supply.
We respectfully invite call from the citizens and
visitors generally, with the assurance that mean
what we say.
PARKER, BAYLY NTMMO,
no 13-ts No. las Eagle Square.
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Uh -IRE-I have for hire, a Man Ser
ne oaiance OF the year, who will give such emnov.
hard uo, T NOT expose him to bad weather or very
ne ~ JAS. d ELLETT
Nv 10 Gen'l Agent and Com Merchant
GliCE:-I have leased the BLACK
Y. "a 4 In CoAL PITS. In Chesterfield COUNTY.
nj: "a. I. WALKER, for the purpose of ssrr.;ne
Su.ne.s will 81 IN s various branches The
TOMPkINS CO. JOSEPH n ToM snp eIyle OF
Richmond, Nov. 9th. 1854 AIMS.
We have appointed Mr. JNO. FARRAR
the former Agent of the English Co., our Aren't 49,
Attorney IL fact to transact eli business for a. in
Coal and Mining business. Orders sddrened .c 90.
Agent at Richmond, Va, viii receive prompt attsn.
ton. TOMPKINs M u
no 22-dkcim W.
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RHEUMATIC LINI-

l. MENT-Ths pre- partition still continues to at.
tract the attention of the afflicted Numerous cures
of Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Pain in the
Face, Neuralgia, Chilblains &c, &C., have lately
been cured by this Liniment and thousands who are
now suffering from afi1iction of similar nature,
could easily be cured if they would only use POL
LARD'S RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
For sale by PURCELL LADD Il CO.. Bennett l.
Beers, Adie Gray and r. r. Duval Bro, Main
st; and w; p. Ladd and L. B. Thomas, Broad st.,
Shockoe HILL de-
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH 4 ALLEN.
W and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
SELL Tobacco on Commission direct
turera and to whom we refer
messr.- EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co., Richmond,
reply g any qusstions and transact any business
iMesna ALLss 1 PAxson. Now YORK. VIII DO liks.
-.... nois-dAwly
wlTAL CSC, 1000. O1nfERCIAL
nAy1NGe BANK,-Of6cs ct the storv 81
0nafies Brooke, on 18th strect -.
DetostGfetn this institution viii receive six per
~. oa ~ ssms rsmaining on dspodte III monfhs
y 'oAeek ~ nys per eepk foy shorter time.
= = saooKs, Trees. UGS
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" sWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, yes
terday morning, my dining room servant, WILL
LIAM. He ia slender made; light complexion. al.
grown. He had on whom he.left. black coat, pair
of plaid pantaloons and cap. He may be prepnr.
ing to go North. or to Norfolk, where he raised
! will give reward of S25 if arrested Ia this city,
$50 II taken out of the vicinity of Richmond $l60
II arrested out of the State.
no 15-ts VIM. GRAY.
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4 Catholic priest at Chicago has been hned nv
hsndred dollars fer cruelty to little hunchbacl
nov. who misbshaved during the celebration o
mas. The boy WA liited up BY his ears. and the,
dropped or thrown on the door. The abuse a.
srsv1ked the spine disease under which the DO,
was suffering. and rendered him permspentl
lame.
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WE have large lot OF Colored and
~ White NEGRO BLANKETS, and Plaid and
Plain LINSEYS, which will sell at reduced prices
de iS-1w WADSWORTH, TURNER l. co.
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GUNS, PISTOLS. 60,

GUNS, PISTOLS, go.
II have just received from the
0sx ed assortment of DOUBLE
and SINGLE GUNS. COLTS
FIVE sHO3TERE. Aliens
Revolvers, Rifles single and Double Pistols Ely and
American Powder Knives ofall kinds, Fishing tackle,
Walking Canes, Fish.hooks, etc from common to
the finest made, all OF which I offering SALE
low similar articles be purchased in the city
am also prepared to RE-STOCK, MEND and
REPAIR GUNS. PISTOLS, etc., in the best man.
ner and at small charges.
The public are invited to give call at my store
south side of Main street. few doors east of 18th st.
THOMAS w. TIGNOR,
&C Ism Gun Maker and Repairer.
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FOR LADIES.-FALL AM

WINTER SHoES.-We respectfully ask
stock of SHOES and CATERS. suitable for their
the present and approaching seasons. We have
every description of Cater Boots, thick and thin
Satin and Kid Caters from sS to 81; Morocco and
Kid Walking Shoes from 90 to 81 IS; Kid and Mo-
rocco Slippers from 90 to $50; also. Kid and Mo-
fine az has ever been offered in this city. In short
we have we believe almost every kind and style usu-
ally called for. Ladies in want Of Shoes respect.
fully invited to give CALL and promise. that
they shall receive polite attention. and every induce
ment will be offered them, to make their purchases
of rs. oc17 WHITE & PAGE, 73 Main st.
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REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed to No. 1T,
i south side. on Broad street, four doors above
9th. formerly occupied by Messrs. Harold Murray
He returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public generally for their favors. and hepes by at
tention to business, to merit continuance of the
same.
Always ON hand. good assortment of
TOBACCO, SEGARS.
FANCY GOODS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
of his own importation.
He invites the attention of Wholesale and retail
dealers to examine before purchasing elsewhere.
de 5-2wt H. C. g. ZIMMERMAN.
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FOR LADIES.-We are no

- opening Q large. assortment Of Ladies'
Shoes and Boots, Of different kinds amsng them
Ladies' morocco, goat and thin sole Boots
Ladder morocco thin sole Boots
Do goat Buskins and best Cater Boots
Do calfskn Walking Shoes
Do white kid and white satin slippers
Do black satin Slippers
Do Over Shoes of different kinds
We invite ell in want of the very best and hand
soonest Shoes to give Ms CALI We receiving
new supplies every week. We will sell them very
no n PUTNEY, WATTS PUTNEY
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u,UCk1Io1G,
nth ST ENGLISH eCHOOL.

El0Hx4 81 GN01z16n bIk1OOA.
II SHALL resume school September 18th.
= xhis Z the tab year have fneht school. aa9
Primary bnnchee- Reading. Writugs Spelling, Geo
usphy, Arithmetic md Grammar. Dnf5ne all thid
solicit the same favorsbs eonsidsistiop prerlsina
the deepest tnterest In my pupils morally, FeEouy
and that they may leave my fnueuce
wiser. better, stssdisr boys ttan they we're whsn
they csme to me
s % g-ts n. r. TAYLOR.
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r NORTH CAROLINA -
MONEY TAKEN AT PAR-The
Subscriber will from this time forw ard take
North Carolina notes at par for Boots, Shoes,
Trunks. Carpet Bags &C. The Public il invited to
call and examine his very large stock Of the above
Goods where they will slways find the best assoIt-
as any houss in the Southern country.
e North Carolina money taken at par for debts
due, at ALEX. HILLS
+ Premium Boot and Shoe Store.
de II No. 127 Main st., Richmond.
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The Bosom Trsuscript in alluding to the suspeu-
sioa Of Blodxett & Co. of that city. ssys The lie.
bllities Of the drmare between $500 900 and 81.
100000. They are reported 20 owe one commission
house IN MIX street. &l56.000 smother el5l 600
and there are several others who are creditors for
abouf e6o.O00 each. The failures at the South and
Weses end he utssr impossibity Of collecting the
vase sums due them, y the cause assigned for ibis
euPsnsion. u b the largest failure Of the season
b Boston.
A RAGGED School has been recently established
81 Wiiiiamsbureh, L. /. It now has CD children In
attendance, and gives promise Of much usefulness
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~ GUNS, GUNS-PISTOLS,
PLsTOLs.-At Sc Main street EN-
COURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT
49, ERS.-ANOTHER DIRECT I'M
PORTATION OF GUNS AND WATCHES TO
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FROM LIVER.
POOL.-Just received, direct from the manufacturer
another lot of those cheap double barrel Guns and
Gold Watches that has given such general satisfac.
tion and will be sold lower than any other gun store
in this city, having bought them for cash. direct from
factories in England
to $50. $500 VIZ
Pistols-Colts Aliens, and others from 75c to Sa5
Powder Flasks at so cents : W.
Percussion Caps, 1000 for 40 cts
Bowie Knives, at 81.
Wads.in boxes containing $50 each, at 1876 box.
gold Watches, warranted in going ORDER 20 to $3.50
Silver Watches at IS, - 49,
Also-A general assortment of Jewelrv. siIver
Spoons, &c.
N. Just received a few more of those 8-dsv
Gold Watches, which have given such general sats-
faction. HENRY HYMAN, So Main st.
sel9 Direct Importer OF Guns and Watches.
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n. r. TAYLOk.
RY THE GOyERNOR OF VIRGIL

LII HE 0OVERNOk OF t1kGk-
- NIA-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ha-
wing besn received by the Executive, that on the
night Of the seventh inst:n during the consersiion
on the 2ssh Of June, 1854 was condemned by the
Court Of Manhsll county 70 five years imprisonment
In said centenary. iof the crime o. Burglary &C.
fore. do hereby offer reward Of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY D0LLAg to sny ger.on OF persons
YER him into the Penitentiary; and do moreover
quire all officers of this Commonwealth: civil and
military, and request the people generally to use
their exerons to procure the arrest Of the said
HELMS, that he may be brought to justice.
~ Given under my hand as Governor, and AN
rs. { der the lesser seal of the Conmonwealth,
49, at Richmond this eighth day Of Decem'r,
- JOS. JOHNSON.
Blythe Governor.
Secretary Of the Commcnw'th.
ELIAS HELMS Il about twenty-seven years cid,
Eve feet six and quarter inches high, white COM
plexiou. black hair and dark eyes. de 9-lH
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NEW CONFECTIONERY, TOY, FAN
IN CY STORE AND REFRESHMENT SA-
LOON, North Corner of Broad and Sd sts.-The sub
scriber respectfully informs his friends aud the pub
lie that ne has opened the above-named Establish.
Parties furnished with Oyster Suppers at short no.
tice. Boarders taken by the day or week.
de IL FR, SCHEFFER.
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Frank Lesiie's Fashions. and Harpsr's Magazine
For sale at ii. New I Bss1;ssf;; . MURRAY.
de Is Gil Broad st.
All persons having claims
ceased, win present them to me; and all indebted to
said estate vim settle immediately as longer indal
s'ns' cannot % allowed E.AJ. cLorroN,
no s--ts Admir- Of Henley D. Clopton. decd.
CEILING OFF AT REDUCED
~ PRlCES.-As the season has far advanced and
according usual custom, at this season oil the
Dry Goods st greatly reduced prices from this date
Our stock being entirely new and having made large
additions lately Of very desirable and scarce goods
orally to give call just received, black and col
ored Velvets for CIoaLs and Bonnets ladies Cloths
bsei Gro Dc Rhine. wool Pisid., rich CsmSris and
Muslin Embroideries; black Velvet Ribbons, all
widths for trimming with numerous other de:rso as
cheap s.R ;. hlLIhl Iss srasd s .s1.s,.
VLOTHING, CLOTRING.-since the
~ Fair have received large additions to my stock
ing Goods, direct from the mandatory, embracing
all of the very latest styles. Those in want will
before purchasing elsewhere. In consequences Of
hard times for cash the goodswl pc solG unususiiy
'' no2l 1874 Main ST.. Opposite Eagle Square.
T IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE-
IL SUMED AT FORMER RATES.-The Rich
mond Fire Association, lin consequence Of the dis
appearance of cholera,) have resumed Insurance on
the Life of Slaves at the former rates of premium,
scikhout the extra charge.
and being strictly Home Insitution entities 1t to
the liberal patronage OF the public
cheerfully furnished application at the Office, cor
"'l = : -. &C CHAs. T. WoRTHAM, v. Prss..
JNo. H BosHER. Sec'y. se28
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c.-E.
i Fl. sKINKER, No. SO Gary st., offers for sale
full assortment of
Swedish fiat and square Bars
American rolled round Nat ana square Bars
English refined and common English do
Hor.e-shoe of superior quality. lxtxa iIRoN
Band, hoop and scroll
English and Russian sheet
MAYORS Cast, Shear German and Blistered Steel
American Blistered and Spring Steel
Tin Plates, different sizes
Banca Tin, Copper, Bar Lead
Slab and Sheet Zinc. Wire. &c. oc31
DICOT'S EXTRACT OF WILD
L CHERRY AND WOOD NAPHTHA is highly
recommended by physicians druggists and Others
one of the best and most efficient remedies for
Coughs Colds Group. and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Price so cents.
For sale by E. J. PICoT.
de9 Druggist.
NOTICE.-Mr. r. M. Burton having by
corded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of
Richmond, conveyed to Us in trust for the benefit of
his creditors, all debts due to him by Bond, Note;
Open Account, or otherwise, We hereby requireeall
persons indebted to him settle their respective
debts with " or with him, who Is our authorised
agent with .: little delay as possible, as much longer
JAMES DUNLOP, ~,..
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- MAURICE'S DOCTRTNE.-

ANY MONEY In THE UNITED
sTATES.-WINTER sHoES.-Jnst received ct the
Metropolitan, 1000 pairs of Ladder Morocco BUS
kns with thick soles. and lined with Canton fannel
throughout.
800 pair Ladies' Shoe Gsiters, or Cloth shcea
thick solea.
1000 pair Ladies' Black Gsitera with thick solea
100 pair Ladies' Congress Boots, with elastic
grooves In the side.
1000 pair men,s, boys and Jouthi Boots. Of svary
kind.
will sell Goods and take the notes Of ererr bank
in the State of Virginia, North Carolina. and South
Carolina and the notes Of ell other solvent banks in
the United States of America.
For cheap, GOOD Shoes end accommodation. call ut
MAURICE,S MetropolitPn Boot and Shoe Saloon,
Isl Main street, Eagle Square, Richmond. We.
de5 C. 8. MAURICE.
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All persons having claims
IN asaiust the Estate of HENLEY D. CLoPron, de-
ceased win present them to me; and all indebted to
said estate, win settle Immediately, longer indul
Eence cannot be allowed
Z. A. ]. CLORTONs
M 6--ta Admir- Of Henley D. CIoptou decd.
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DICOT'S EXTRACT OF WILD
L CHERRY AND WOOD NAPHTHA Is highly
recommended by physicians druggists and others as
one of the best and most efficient remedies for
Coughs Colds Group. and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Price so cents.
For sale by E. ]. PICOT.
de9 Druggist.
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L. l.. GALLEHER.

IN FOR SALE-A fine Northern
A TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY In the city
sold only for wasn't Of time to use them. Apply at
the American Stable. se 15-ts
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nooTs AND eHoEe,

m GREAT REDUCTION IN RI
~ THE PRICE OF HATS AND boots.
Prom fftesn 20 twenty Per ssut ssyea bXb9E
lng from ]. Is. ANZHOllY, Columbian Hossl
Molsski1 HATH, u bsst suslity..............S .
Do do seepna do..............s...ss Y Y
Fashionable SILK HATg. g
ylne ealfskin sewed 1OOTos g
Bine eAlfSkin sewed -
J. 81. ANTHONY has made arrenGemenee With
supply him With hsndsome and substantial ealfhin
saved BOOT, which he win sslist ths unpreeedsnt.
I'd low pYics Of - 30. del
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NOTICE.-The notes of the TRANS
~ ALLEGHANY, BERKELY and FATRMONT
Banks of Virginia win be taken for their face at par
Tor Dry Goods SILAS L. JOHNSON,
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CHOSEN p'ssi ,EJ a Tue eodnc!!, and es-of.eio
mayor
Minutes Of piece din. meeting were ysal AM
approved.
Mr. \. Woodrufappcared and made apg'ica-
non Tor payment of thee hundred dolais, on &C
count 81 his contract Tor grading and hrid Ing
Courtney street ar1 presented Il certificate oil
the city surveyor, that work TO that amount Ind
already been performed.
10 was then
ordered, That the clerk draw an orleron the
treasurer, IN tnyo, OF Alison Woodruff, tot three
hundred dollars, on account OF his contract for
grading aud bridging Courtney street
Ordered, Thai lie cerl. h. hereby authorized
10 draw oIC p on the treasurer, UHGeI tle dice
ton ~ the president oillc cuUaC.. IN ayuroi Al
son Woodruff, Tor the remaining ihree hundred
dollars payable OF said contracts.
b!,!s G! Il. H. foys s. Go. 'yr 50. for police
cu3s Il. horne : Us, jail ersi were presented
,n!reierrrd 70 ne iiuanc, crUntliee.
The finance comsu.Irr reported bal .! II, II.
fUye & Go. So correct.
Report acccpiedun bill ordered paid.
Report ol the city mar-hal icr October was pre-
senteG found correct, accepted, and ord red
filed.
On ,notonoi Aid. BRISTOL, i, was
Ordersd. Tint The OU1wa hydraulic cumpany
Of the CITY oi Ottawa, be- aud are hereby ISqui- a
TO constructs good amt sIbsialtili bridge across
the mill race, on iIa Sale street near The City
good pcuhautu M railing on each side : said bridge
he finished on o. before the Incl day ul January
1855.
O,dcrsd, Tia, Aid. Fash be hereby authorized
10 confer villa the police magistrate IN relation 10
the dcnulurutroud lists hlcd with him by ihe SUI
,rryisurs OF streets for preservation, and 10 with
rraw from suit such names as may be deemed
Yrod,lcss TO proceed against
On motion OF hid. Fash, il was
OrdeyCd, That the committee on laws and or
dina noes, be aud III y are hereby authorized tc
| compile aud prepare for publication the laws and
ord inances now in force, IN this city aud, when
complete, cause five hundred copies OF said otdi-
nances 10 be printed in pamphlet form.
/ On motion OF Aid Bristol, twas
OydcTeG, That J.. j. the intention OF the city
( council OF the city OF Ottawa, to divide said city
/ mo school districts on Tuesday evening neXt
/ aud ihnt the city clerk give public notice thereof
and request al! persons interested IN such division
/ To attend.
/ Ald Fash proposed the following ordinance
/ which was adopted:
| Ordinance 10 amend an ordinance against Of
/ fences affecting public safety"
/ ,Scc ordinance q another cu,umnl
/ The comClilhnu gJouiurdlo lurday ccrln!
next. T. r. CouFTNeV, Ciig Cierk.
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PhrenoIosicnl Associnl.nn.

We understand that this Society have
Formed class for PnYsIcAL DEVELOPMENT, to
meet at their Hall on Wednesday evenings
We would advise all young men who desire
the chest extended, and their muscular sys
tenn improved, TO join this class. The So
cicty intend adding Geological Museum TO
their other attractions, and il is their intcu-
ton to procure Magic Lantern TO illustrate
the lectures which they will have delivered
on Astronomy, Geology, Phrcaolosy, etc,
The Society will be obliged to those hay
ing theological or other remains, to hand
them in to the Secretary OF the Association.
Lectures are free to the public.
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Tuesday evening, Nov 2ls', 1854.
Presen.--tke mayor, and AID Lctyens, Prem
Sice, Cogswel, Macy, Tanning, and Bristol
Absent-AId. Fash, miller, Haskell, and
WALKER
Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. A. &. Cook appeared md made com
plant against distractions on Washington
street, on the enst bank OF the side cut and on
the side walks OF Fulton street, opposite TO block
81, in the states addition TO Ottawa:
Whereupon, it was, on motion Of Aid. Cogs-
well,
Ordered, That the marshal he hereby instri.
ted 10 require ailpersous who have unauthorized
" placed obsiructlcnsln any OF The streets al
leys of this city, torcmov" The same without de-
lay ; and that in default thereof, thc offending
parties be proceeded against according 10 law
and the ordnances Of the city.
On motion of A Id. CoGswcil, twas
Ordered Tina, the finance committee be au-
ttorised TO audit the accounts of The police mag
is'rate.
The report OF the city surveyor in relation 10
Michigan street, was received, read, and on
motion accepted and ordered filed.
On motion of Aid. CoGswell. twas
Ordered, That Michigan street. from Guion
street so Chomplau street, be regulated, and ,Aat
a width OF twenty-five feet in tie middle hereof
he graded according TO the report and estimate Of
the city surveyor on file aud that the sum oil cue
hundred and fifty dollars, costs included, be as
sesse OH the real estate deemed benefited by he
grading OF said street.
Ordered, That the council do now elect, by
ballot, three reputable iTeCho'ders, to make the
asss ssment contemplated in the foregoing order,
The council then proceeded to the election Of
CO Lmissioners accordingly.
On the frs, Hot A5ucr 4. Fisher, A,nasa
G. Cook, and Iopley Drew received six votes
each and having thus received the votes Of n
ajorty oiall the aldermen authorized by law 10
be elected, were declared elected.
The report OF The city collector, on warrant
Ne. 10, was received reporting he collection on
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BUFFALO RoBEs.-As the reign of winter
frost and snow approaches, and our ears are
on the qui cire for the jinglng of the "mcr-
~ sleigh bells" it must be horne in mind
that there can be no outdoor enjoyment in
that way without Bu!i.lo Robes. The ar
ticle in its perfection, dressed by Indian
hands in the Indian style, gandily painted
and ornamcnted, is kept at the popular
Clothing Establishment of TuoHNr Il Zrv-
MERRIAM. Those who want something de
cidedly superior in that way, yetat the same
time cheap, viii not fail to call there. We
have never seen q better lot.