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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13
City Intelligence.

MONETARY PASIc-RuN on THE SAVINGS BASKs.-The
present depressed state Of business with the recent fail
in the commercial circles has created quite panic
among that portion Of the community who have invest
ments in savings banks. Because some Of the larger
banks have stopped payment 1t is believed that
are safe, and consequences the run has commenced
the institutions referred to- Large amounts have
already been withdrawn but in no instance that
we have heard OF have the apprehensions of the de-
positors been realized by the refusal inability Of the
banks TO pay demand There is at present cause
for fear in regard to the savings institutions and those
who have entrusted them with their money may feel
perfectly safe to its security. We make this remark
particularly in regard to the Chambers street, the
Bowery and the Seaman's Banks and judging from
failure in any Of these institutions.
FIRE IN WARREN SrREEr Last evening about eight
O'Clock FIRE broke out amongst the hay recently fire
at No III Warren street The greater portion Of the
hay had been thrown out, and the balance still remain
ing the third loft burst out again fire. supposed to
be caused by sparks remaining from the old fire
Friday night. No damage.
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Ms; b.iss Mary NsRss, Brsnhsl, fssn wlinasssu, NC
So Si ss s sssss e a. s E E5. ''
rHo...-Ia port Dec brig Umpire. brssdss. Isass
y ST RsIlsssla Oct Is ship Eagle wing Lla..ll ars.
hence July for issky and must as
Home Ports.
DsS ana sss. Tss: 1:s.
York sohS Island City 1Dsyl Atshisoa :s:s.sr
SssS:ss:: :sss: Else ssi fs:
s.1s: sssss. es 4:
s:.. 3d. ~:
Gmsry au fhaSd del West. Dye. sailiy,s B.il
III H., IL Esi nssi,,l
Ward, EEsds.si.sur5; Marie: Hun. Bsisinoss: c.nils
Strong a. fhs: .P
Hsst and Herssy Folsom. fhsdsiphia; Eysrsrsss.
Ga
sr Hsss L;s ss ccs
SsR sE hs S,,os Repaired cs:5 Bay r
Bay Sssss sRssev, Bssiaor.; ssis syl;a. lsss; -
s.g pss
5.h barrie Rsdi.ns Taylor, IostonT Lsvsi, h16y. NOE
i :ss.s . Sh,s y sH1ss
rnIaoyn Ga ships John Gsssow 3D. Dyer S.
srPool IN Oscar HARDING 40; bari Globe ba boston;
Sid ssS .sp ADELAIDE i assss bark a..s
Wilmington, Nelson, de- Sid 3Oth ut brigs Nora Mc0l
very and Waredae Wooster, Baltimore; Dec Brooklins.
FALL RIvER-sld Dec schr n c Durfee, James. Aisx-
GEoRGErowN, SCAR Dec sehr Trader, Terry New
JAcKsONvILLE-Arr Nov % schr Kolos, Rumball, N
Bedford; Dec brig Biow, CarIisle Boston CID Nov
brgs Linda Carpenter Kingston 2lth Waterloo Wells
Boston; Industry, Kerr NYork; Soth Means Herrck.
AIT prev Dec brig. Billow Carlisle, Boston, Clara
wilson Boston dld brig csaos %ossS
EOBILE-cid Dec 2shps Nontesuma (Br) Power Liver
pools Sea Lion, Davis Havana; bark Yuba Pepper DO ina
Helen McGaw which cid s0th ult, Am and
NEW ORLEANs-Arr Dec steamship Cahswbs shu.
fsdt NYork 18th ul via Havana ships Geo Pstsn Dc
Daniels, Rio Jansiro IS days; John Nerrci Fitass
London 90 dsys; ChaTsmsgns Gates Antwerp 9Th Oct
Thalatta Barker London 18th OCT; Liberty Atkins New
York; VIM Sprague, Chase, Philadelphia; barks Johanna
nrem) Heine Bremen 7thoct; Industrial SPAN Larinaga
,cS1 H an OF 1s brig Rio
Goodpeed Belize, Hond, days. Urbana, Lscomb, Bristol
RI Below going up ships Isaac Alberton, Sears NYork
asasl1srg Wiiisms Havre 2lst ocs Champain, Drink
CID 4tb steamship Crsscen. City. MCGOWAN NY0rk via
Havana; slips Union, Davis NYork Bruno, Lands.
Liverpool; Laurel Br, Lindsey, LYerpoo barks Mags
Toyed e 2ssh nit ship ophss; 10Th bsrk Banks
N0RFOLKArr Dec schr Albert Field, Phillips Taun-
ton: Cid schr Ashland, Birch, NYork.
SAVANNAB-Arr Dec bark WaItham, Wheeler, N
isri GeodspseS. FAYE, NYori; brig Samuel 3, Wilson,
Iona. Grant do Sh Macon Mayo, Boston CID 9th bark
rsaston T .sF III xsp ssyiS ds
Downs for order sth ship s.ndusky Rice Liverpool brs
Augusta Stone NYork; Carbee Dunham northern port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

The LATE ACCIDENT ON THE SECOND AVENUE RAnRoAD.--
Yesterday Coroner wilhelm held inquest at the New
YorkHospta upon the body Of Peter Wood an aged
lately residing Al 10 Pe street. who came to his death By
being Of the Second avenue cars at the
corner Of Chatham Oliver arees the 10th inst Tho
jury rendered verdict OF accidental DEATH and excu
pafsd the driver and conductor from all blame In the
matter. The deceased sixty years OF age and nAr
tive Of Ireland. He carpet BY trade md
had long been resident Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

On Tuesday, December H. blythe Rev. Joseph H. Price,
JOHN s. GILES to JKANE1zE ANN widow of A. Willig and
daughter OF Robert Anderson.
On Tuesday, December ~, at All Saints Church, in
this city, by the Rev. William 4. Eigenbrodt rector,
GEORGE A., Of Adrian H. Van Bokkelcn deceased to
MARY p, daughter of John Miller, N. D., all Of this
city.
E,xAnRF PRATT, Esq, to Miss FANNIE c. BARNARD, both
Of Boston.
In Brooklyn on Monday, December II, by the Rev.
Dr. Cutter JOSEPH DEAN CUNNING CATHERINE LOUISA,
daughter Of William Duryea Esq
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~ For loss Of bark Martha Clark see Belize letter and
general news columns.
Janeiro 18th Oct, having put in leaky.
sr JoHn LAND Of and from this port Sen Francisco
discharge repairs had very heavy weather o. Cape
Horn.
fell N Ssps
with loss Of sails during NV gale night Of sd inst Took
tact with the sch, and lost missnmasss
Sch MARY MERsHoS, lof Bordentown, N y fom Lynn for
chain gale and afterwards ashore on
nearly high and dry.
Sen Ms.sS Law g Camden while loading stone q Gre
Inst gale 60 her anchors cut away her nsinm.s
sn s ud a 81 humping severely but
Atsassp.: spoken ~ a q lon ss With loss
Sen TAsnAnoo. at Newburyport from Bangor struck
o. but came 90 next night with but little
spoken.
ship Cheshire Boston, from Orleans Baltimore
under close reofed mantopsa was passed Dec g.
Br bark corne., Newcastle T. for New York, Dec
Ags port HSy ss. Ey fer
days; Catharine Mary, CoObs for 10 few days; schr
port 81 sehr xs,isa. Poster, FIN aud for
CxIIaO-Arr NOV ships Bsrsds Breshers Boston July
81 ss Sam Sss sss e
NYosf June ii bark Mary Durham lsee, July u: Ia
ship Lanert Mageun Boston July IL Queen q the Psc
Gladiator Whitfield, NBeaford JuN Talbot Hail. san
ASs H. ss ss SD ss ss
Ssa1LT1s-in port Nov ii Sars Parsons. Webb I'm
ST Jago ar 7th.
Sid from nAssEMLKs 18th uls. brig Nsreus small. Pa
HxssAssla Dec dy tep brig Ocean Bridat ,aswsn.
NYork.
LIVERPOOL NSAYr Nov IL schr Merlin Fslt Clouoeatev
for La Have; 10Th brig Rosewsy Belle Roborts Bostou
LrcHonr-ln port Nov Is ships Rajah james, Buriing
do do. ~' =
from Liverpool
M,sssAIs port Nov u bark GrAna Turk johnson fos
! which sid 9th for Philadelphia.
NIwcAsrLrIn port Nov IS baxx Eduin Hatch, 7es Bos
ton inside the having detained DAYS h,
heavy weather There 800 other wig chans
| 10 cIoes the bar, and IL were Ashore outside.
Rio JArERoIn port Oct u ahps Crccian, yislcy I'm Iv
srpool Sept for Msnila, lsaky Sophia walker Gray IN
lac fsRs hsr.s I.pxrE Kelley for pa simo.s lds' sss.
Huntington, Cornell, and Wesley, Curtis, wig cArN
Maine Law. Dsnisg and Lapslsy sumner for New Kef
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BROOKLYN CITY News.

DEcEAsE OF Ex MAYOR SPRAarE.-Mr Joseph Spragus,
formerly Mayor Of this city, died at his residence In
Adelphi street yesterday. The Common Council, at .
meeting held last night adopted resou lions Of respect
and voted to attend his funeral to day in body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

THE MILITARY
INDEPENDENT BATTALION-RYNDERS GRENA-
diers.-The members Of this battalion will meet this
"wednesday evening" at O'Clock at headquarters 600
Broadway Punctua attendance Is expected. By order
of GEO. B. HALL Major Commanding.
JAS. B. HETHERINGToN, Adjutant.
nIlvE GUARDS, ATTENTION THE MEMBERS OF
~ the above company requested to meet at John
Aarriotts 40 Madison street this wednesday, after
noon, Dec 3d. ct O'Clock, to attend the funeral Of
our late member, Thomas Donovan. By order Of
THOMAS BROWN, Commandant.
JOHN J. FULLER, Secretary.
DUT "NoNE BUT AMERICANS ON GUARD."-
i The American Musketeers are hereby notified
that the next meeting will be held at Brookes Rooms,
3el Brcome street, on Wednesday evening, Dec 49, ct
~ O'Clock This corps win proceed to Newark, N J.,
on Christas day. for target prsctics All who wish 10
unite wiz please attend above. Gentlemen wishing
to present prizes, will please signify their desire to do
to M E. Combs, "a Grand street.
II. A. BLISS, Orderly. GEO. W. YOUNG, Captain.
DLUMBERS GuARD.-A MEETING OF THE PLUMB
Il ers Guard will be held at Hayward's, COZ Broad
way, Wednesday evening" 18th nst at eight O'Clock.
As business of Importance will be brought before the
meeting, it is expected that every member will attend
BY order of DAVID KENNEDY, Chairman.
WILLIAM A. CRAIG, Secretary.
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EDGARTOWN, Dec Arr schr Nantucket, Hewes Pro-
whence for Penobscot Bay 6th brig Benca Jones Darien
20, 10. noss9n; sln, sGMs HnosIes Hornp3rs III
Edward. Brown City Point, va, for do; Wall, Beas
ton Philadelphia for do Albert Jameson Jameson New
York for Thomaston.
l0h-sld ship Columbia of Nantucket Folger for Pact
fc Ocean, and all the other vessels reported above;
brig Baldwin; schs D Layton, ssn siss Wright John
Snow, Samr Rankin, and others bound B; ALSO schrs
Evergreen for Boston; Sarah Hhl, Coney, Bangor
11th-No arrivals this morning.
In port-schr Watts, for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec PAR steamship City Of Boston,
Baker, Boston; schr A Shailler Pratt, d. ep River
CID steamship Delaware, Hand New York; ship Wost.
moreand Ocean, Liverpool; bark Sophia Cain, Boston;
echr Star, Nickerson, Providence.
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R GSn ls ysTSsS w'P Sas.
ss5p Austin. Clark, G.i; ssssn J q Breysr 60,
BsI Sd5Sy
Bris fiorsnees Fickes. SaeSisss, Thos Owen Son.
Lass ss Taylor 81 JOHNS NJ ' Sis'ps
ss:ssE 4,:ssss .fys.s 'sss G.
sr 6sss Pol.
schr Roanoke, Dinsmors, Eastport Smith Boynton.
ARRIVED.
sss sas
II Pm iS mile: Cape natser.s sxohansss signal. with
EXCHANGED signals with steamship Jas Adger hence for
.'ss; 1;s ss::
vile Tor Savannah IL PM sisnassd sssamihip Adser
"a :y sss: s e. .s %s:
sss
SIP y;sss:;e Hughes, N.w Orleans. Nov n, With nd..
ship 0,vsso, Williams, New Orleans % days. with mdss
Bsrt Richard Golden Brsm Ballsor, Bremen, 4s days
BsrI cS.nss r ninsswo1sS, Newcastle, 60 days, with
90. to p KinssatCc. - w."
Brig velcna, Locahart Calais, 10 days. with laths to
Sas T:sss. Layton, Eenssrs for Boston with coal
III: A.:s T,S
schr Helene, Stubs, Wilmington, days with naval
stores, to McCready Mott CO. Sailed in company with
Sir %n tyson. Isssn, FsiisdsipSi. isI Boston:
schr Julian Webb Lowell Rondout bound East with coal
Schr Rubicon. -, New Haven.
BELOW.
Bark Rhodes from Havre, and Hamburg brig-by pilot
boat Ellwood Walter.
Also, two ships and one bark, unknowH.
SAILED.
Steamship Star Of tho West San Juan shps Western
tnent San Francisco; Amason London Albion Liverpool
Wind during tho day w.
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the FIRE Alarm Telegraph. Those who in the Vi
entity state that twenty minutes elapsed from the time
the fire was discovered before the large bells in the city
were rung Had the telegraph been In operation, and
those managing II properly watchful, immense
amount Of valuable property might been preserved
From the delay In striking the State House bell this
morning. we fancy that all three of the watchers ~
must have been aAleep.
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Telegraplnlc Mari

NEW ORLEANS, Dec l1-Arr ships Redmond, Boston;
Westminster, and Cflchrst New York; barks David
Kimball, Boston; Washington Butcher, Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Dec I1Arr chip Samuel Appleton, Calcutta,
Aug Is, and st Helena Oct %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

DROFEssOR BONDS DANCING ACADEMY.-NEw
classes forming for tho second quarter at his rooms
corner Of Bowery and Delaney street; Mondays and
Thursdays ITO Wooster street. Beecker. Tuesdays
and Fridays Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 800 Grad
street For particulars inquire at the the
above days
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, December IL, 1854

ALMANAC v0Rx-THIs DAT.
SUN RISES. 16 NOON
SUN SETS. .............4 s. HIGH wATKR..
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KDHLLARD TABI.y.--GENMEMEN INTENDING TC
% at up public on private invited 10 call q,
90 Ann street and examine our stock OF patsat rubbes
cushion tables, 81 superior quality.
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nANCTNG.-MORE NEW CIASSES-L. DE g
IL BROOKES, 381 Broome street, lie now forming ssv
eIRl new classes, to commence immediately. Al II
fashionable dances taught In Of Nssons
Private lessons ct various hours. Soirees "Wednesday
nights.
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DANCING ACADEnTIE9-

A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. soG
A. Broadway, opposite Eleventh street, Il open
for the reception OF pupils who commence at any
days at and P. NJ; gentlemen on Wednesdays.
Thursdays, and every other Friday, at7x Pm Pras:
gentlemen Monthly sorees usual. Circulars, Con-
tanning days. hours and terms Of instruction can b haa
ut the academy ct amy time, win be sent by post.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Downs for orders 8h ship Sandusky Rice Liverpool
Augusta, Stone NYork; Carbse Durham, northern port
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removal.
lime the roof Of the Central Presbyterian church,
situated at the southeast of Eighth and Cherry
Streets took hre The hook and ladder companies
were Immediately brought into requisfion, and the
frcmen mounted the roof with their hose. The roof
wos covered with ice und very dangerous, but notwh
standing this the daring clambered over the cor
nice and by dint of choppng and the OF water pre-
vented the ediHce from falling prey to the flames
Crowes brass and IRON foundry on Race street oppo
-, 0o0 Its escape from destruction was very narrow
About ten O'Clock the remaining portion Of the front
wall Of the factory fell outwards Cherry street with
tremendous crash. number Of hremsu were at work
in front at the time but fortunately they escaped un
ns o. ,ne mouse TO- tb.r ors
mate neghbors Their dwellings and yards were thrown
open for the reception Of the goods so hastily re-
The streets all around the neighborhood were OBJ
ptructed~ with furniture piled the sidewalks. The
and The water frore as fast as it fen thus masking the
sidewalks in the vicinity ,sppery and dangerous and
interfering seriously with the operations Of the bremen
An immense crowd OF lookerson DISTRACTED the
Of the workers. while many cases the brakes of
ahe engines were not half manned We did not see any
REGULATION Of Keeping the crowd away from the
ate vicinity Of the fire Early in the morning numbers
Of proving esss were snous the steal
venieutiy carry away. The excitement attending
euch scene offers great facilities to idIs va,
go ,.sc. or. os bssnsns walls was fully demon
Strsted At this FIRE In several instances the progress
of the aamss was eHectusy stayed BY the presence o.
terry; one Of the waichmen employed In the factory
wsnt through the building ct four o'clock and fount
cverything safean hour later and the building was IL
flames In every part. There was no Are used IN thu
part Of the building where tie hamee were nrs seen
he building Vas heated BY steam which was generates
in two boilsrs In building entirely distinct from I'M
factory The total loss by this confaGrstion cannot q
lar short Of el75o00 ftsmpossiblsa this time TO es
mafe the amount Of insurance on this large sum
che best infbrmaHon obtain, We isohne 70 IN.
ppnion that 70 viii very considerable ppr.on ~
abe loss sustained This oonnagrston and s ds1. y,
rcsul furnishes another evidence Of the nscsssty lo'
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SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANplEs, WINES,
"A Scotch and Irish whskeys, runs, gins, syrups and
cordals London and Dublin porter PhiladelphiA ale
and porter In bottles, for family For sale 81 n
II. UNDERH1ILs 400 Broome street, corner Of Crosby
CHAMPAGNE, PORT, SHERRY ANb MADEIRA
~ wines; brsndies porter, brown stout, syrup, Bit
ters seears, &c. &C.. for wholesale and family use, -
every variety, By ~ PIERS0N Is Blsecker ptrect cor
nsr Of Elizabeth \. B-Every article VIII be found y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC!

New York, Oct. II, NJ.
Capt. Luce arrived al his residence al
Yonkers. q miles above this city, last night
He was enthusiastically received along the
route. He gives more interesting details
and thinks that more OF the passengers OF the
Inflated vessel have been picked up nd tab Ell
TO England. lie praises the conduct of oune
Holland, who fired the signal guns, warmly
lie saw Mr.. Rengue, oil Cincinnati, on deck
when the vessel went down. Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick were close to him when the wa.es
engulphed him. He says that the smallest
boat. which lett the ship with the engineer,
could carry more than the largest boat, and
and that thew took away boats enough to
carry 800 safely.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. II. NJ.
There are ID inches water IN the channel.
The weather is cool and cloudy.
CINCINNATI Oct. Is, p. NJ.
The river has fallen inches. the wealth
or is cool.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. II, p. NJ.
The river IS unchanged since noon.
Weather clear and cool
New YORK. Oct Is, p NJ.
Wheat dull and sc rec; corn unchanged
Pork declined l2c, $500 bills sold at Sl2@
IL 80. Beef unchanged. Lard easy 100
l03c. 800 bbIs Ohio whisky sold at 81 ic.--
Coffee quiet AMI dull, Rio lOaall4c. Sugar
unchanged and dull. Molasses heavy, Or
leans 23c. Lnseed oil 72aa73c. Pig iron
S35a37, lower. Money steady.
CINCINSATI, Oct. II, p. NJ.
Flour j. dull at 81 90. Corn has declined
to $4,000. Whisky Csc. Cheese l0c.-
I'm provisions the only sale is 800 packages
bacon shoulders at SIC, loose. Groceries are
quiet and unchanged. Money is slightly
easier. Eastern exchanged mas advanced to
l@llc prem.
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nEnYnnn.a FAMILY GROCERY

ME oul respectfully The citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity. that have lust Teneda fresh
stock FAMILY tiroeeri and Provisions of
Second door james Ssesls Lumber lard
where they by strict attention business 10 merit and
receive share Of putlie patronage.
The daily receiving Trash supplies of Batter Cheese
Lard Psuitry the and shall
snty hasd fs supply oil all staple articles fer table
All Goods psrehsses this viii be delivered st the
,spy BEDFORD & WADE.
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DAILY JOU RN AL.
Proceedings Of the City Conucil.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. Is, 1854.

uOADAt OCt lOs lCUts
Council met pursuant to adjournment.--
Present the Mayor, and Councimen Steele,
ScaRtlin, Stephens, Elliott, Hart, Decker,
Raleigh and Mentzer.
The following sums were allowed-Henry
Everhart, S75; Kratz g. Heilman. S23 So;
J. j. Gordge, Sis; ]. Newman, 50 %; NJ.
Schmoll, 81 10; B. Dyson, $500; J Smyth,
Si7l 70; g. III. Todd, $500.
Messrs. Elliott and Decker, two of the
Committee appointed to lease and rent out
the Sections House on Oak Hill Cemetery,
made report recommending the said house
be rented to John s. Goodge for the term of
five years from this date, upon his cove nant-
ing and agreeing to Keep Blocks Nos. 2 and
8, all the streets and allies, the Potters Field
and all lots now sold and which may here
after be sold, free an clean of weeds, aid
that he also clear of all the vacant ground
thereon, and put the same in grass thin
the next two years, and entitled TO the bene-
fit thereof; and that he be requested TO keep
the fences in repair without any expense to
the city, furnishing four new rails tor each
panel during said term, and deliver up said
premises TO the city at the expiration OF his
term in ike good order and repair; report
quarterly the number of interments and at
tend To the sale OF lots. and that he keep
open for the use of visitors the s f. corner
front room of said house. Committee fur
Their recomme nded that Goodge be allowed
to charge private individuals the sum OF 25
cents for each lot so cleared off by him, pro-
vided the owner thereof does not clear the
same within proper time.
Mr. Goodge being present assented to the
terms of said report, and report was receiv-
ed and committee discharged.
The Mayor and Mr.. Stephens were ap-
pointed u committee to contract with B. Dy-
son for the building OF pIivy on Oak Hill
Cemetery.
Mr. B. Bullock asked that deduction be
made on the valuation of his real estate on
duplicate Of 1854, which was refused by the
casting vote of the Mayor.
An estimate was ordered of the amount
due L. Walker for making side walks on D.
vision and Locust streets.
Council adjourned till next Mouduy even
ing.
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sTATEOF INDIANA,

I
NOTICE hereby that John Inge Jr. and Willard
carpenter have this day hled with the Cerk OF the board
Of Commissioners Of unity. heir petition foI
vacation OF the Alleys adjoining Block No. IN tn 4th
hvnt adjoining the oi EvansviH which Block
Shargement Is in LamascO City and OF
adons Lot No ~ in the lower Enlargement OF
heh petition will he heard day Of the
term OF the Court of said when and where all
| rsons Interested notihed o appear.
sep26 WILLIAM IN WALKER