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Uops@HniD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, WINDOW
IL frames, tobacco, snui and peach brandy, w
key a, buegies and auctnnOn Saturday,
the oh instant. shall sell in front Of orc,
large aud which
necessary enumeate large assortment, of liquors. fine
cigars tobacco,
iy carriage iot oi window frames.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
Aug ls--lt Auc,oneers.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE An
AUCTONOD Friday, the 18th instant shall SELL by virtue
Of deed OF trust Charles Wican beurno
date on the 9Th and recorded the 18th day Of September 1888
tho residence of said Wiernau, New York
avenue aud street morrill, at 10 O'Clock, beautiful nspo
of nearly furniture viz;
luTge siltfraDle French plate mirrors
IL fine rosewood parlor chairs
do
velvet cushioned @,fas
About 100 yards fac velvet Brussels carpet
Onc hae aluut wardrobe and seat sofa
tue centre and ono loaf table
Desk and bookcase
The above described furniture
the sale will be well worthy attention Of persons wishing 10 o
Terms 60 sale, NATHAN SARGENT, Tras,ee.
GREEN SCOTT,
aug I'D AucIoneefs
Q}-Thc alb sale In postponed until Friday, the
18th instant, same hogs, By order OF the
GREEN SCOTT
Au. .9-A AucioneeYs
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NEW ROCK.

Ma Moui Reef Ror:ngs the South Seo. narrative OF
adventures at the Hawaiian Georgian and Society islands,
&C., with appendix relating to the resources social and
political condition of Polynesia and subjects Of interest in
the Pacific ocean. By Edward 7. Perkins.
This capital work. from the press of those eneprising
publishers Mesrs. Pudney Russell, 10 John street. New
York Its graphic description of life in downeast whaer
replete with interest and the happy in which
narratc the usual occurrences boa OF those pioneers in
the Pacific will render il this tme especially when the
public mind directed to the expansion Of nanest
destiny, of more than interest We commend it
with TINT il viii be found interesting and
srucve to all classes Of readers and to the
country the appendix will afford much for reflection,
giving birdseyo view OF those groups of islands in the
Pacific which settlement of California and its
paraced development foreshadow the theatre upon which
the important results to be worked out under the
cvzng influences of that peaceful commercial policy which
his country destined under present national adj
mustsaon ndocrinate the settled policy Of the
try In this furnish example to the world OF great
nation governed by the strict RULE OF right in its intercourse
With those whose weakness you'd have been the OCCASION
der different auspices of displaying that dcoliying rule Of
@ght which, unfortunately for the peace the happiness and
the civilization of the world has been the uniform practice of
those nations who have like ourselves attained commercial
supremacy
The deep interest felt in the railroad the Pacific by tho
commercial agricultural and manufacturing interests of the
country will be promoted by and receive additional impulse
om the opening Of these island gems of the Pacific to the
commerce OF this continent and the mind that could grasp
even 1.-THE of the advantages that region of the world is
be to the destines Of the country in econonico oco
point of view would be regarded, this railroad aud
Geographic age, fancifal and visionary.
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EOa SALft, a Negro Woman, aged A. ycnra. ~ good
PLAIN cook, with three children girl boys, very
ly limited 10 the Dis,fic, and Maryland.
For particular appl, TO JAS. &. MCGUIRE
AicjoHeer and Commission Merchant.
10
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Philadelphia College Of medicine.

J. 1854 - $50 1900 -
Full courses Of Iecures given winter and GUNNER
Degrees conferred in March n july
Fees One fn course, ssh Perpetual ticket 450 MaircuIa
ton, g. Graduation fae SIS. attended
institution so Including srnduaion me-
Personal interest taken faculty te welfare and prosresr
OF every student Examinations daily by professors
upon each branch In oil facilities for equal
10 any in the country For further snfoaation address
X. HOWARD RAND, M. ID. Dean,
LOG sonth Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug l-iawwr&iaw5M
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N""cetor'" o"sce, hnI"st 4, Isoi
NOTICE To tar rayefsbeducen p.o1 pi
~ hereby gwen Tint the the year 1854
and payable ut this ohce eight
r. J ROCHE.
Nn2 5-rotdh Collector
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Mayors Once.
Washington, August ., 1864.
REWARD Of hundred (uV) dollars will paid for
A pehenstsn such information lead
heDsion the person persons gny
incendatm In this city reward paid the conviction
oil the person or persons upprehended.
JNo. r. TOWERS, Mayor.
Aug II eolw
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From the Brooklyn Eagle.
GREAT ANTINEBRASkA MASS MEETlNG--PRESENT
THREE MEN AND A ROY.

Brooklyn is evidently excited the Nebraska question
and has got her indignation up TO fever heat high
ihc thermometer in tho When tie q tiffany was per-
leusaa OF allowing the pioneers of Nebraska 10 frame the
mws that should govern ihen instead of having said laws
drawn up in the Tribune office ratified 10y tho Saratoga
convention, signed sealed and delivered by Lucy Stone
and Fred Douelass. OF course Brook felt Indignant why
shouldn't she? Such act bad the constitution
which Lloyd Garrison burned ON the Fourth of July and
ought TO meet the fate. In The language olhe elo-
9uet and acute NJ D3gherry it was most oleyabe and
not to be endured
Accordingly, Colonel Jack felt the Importance of the oe-
casion, and he does when the country is in danger
threw himself into the breach and determined to save tho
Union perish in the attempt lie summoned all good
men aud true to attend meeting at the City Hall no
apartment being sufficient contain the numbers who
we're expected rally hropnS the dncrne Of llang laws
~ New Yorkior all the fefiioes and Sending them
~ parcels the Vest Ike boxes Of New ,ngland begged
pop'stne they ppche the Nearers, the better The
attendance OF Colonel Jack himself, and reporter,
lne night Of the meeting, althouph noha'---'-
oelent to prove the excess Of indignation which nnked
u 'e bosom OF the pubc--ospecally that portion of it
heN consists 81 those who have always immense numbers
W,se statutory provsiony measures in their brains and
' want SUBJECTS on whom to put them into execution
e'ef 1t be to compel ladies to wear pataloons or some
oer PROJECT equally rational and salnry with regard to
Nebraska
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BY r. Ell T. q II A PHI.


Missouri Eiectioa
ST.. Louis, August ls-The lower branch of the ega-
ture will stand forty wings thirty Benton democrats and
thirty anti Benton democrats.
The congressional delegation win wings and one
Benton democrat.
1.-THE returns, published in the ST. Louis papers of
Tuesday morning last do not materially conflict with the
above figures. Both the Benton and anti Benton organs
make the house stand al whigs Benton and 70 anti Ben
ton. The Republican (whig) makes the senate stand Is
wings leaving the remaining twenty members TO be divided
among the Benones and ant-Bentones, but giving the
preponderance the latter the other hand the Dem
ocra asserts with considerable veeence the next leg
islature of Missouri Joint ballot Will stand follows
wings Gu Bentonites co. ants, ST. As this estimate
based upon expected returns il is entitled much
sideTation.
Ioisa Election
DusuauE, August -Messrs Clarke and Atherington
the wing candidates for Congress- elected The wings
have also elected Mr. Grimes their candidate for governor
and have also secured majority in the legislature.
Jerome BonapaseThe Harlem, Raii,oad-- The Cholera.
NEW YoRK Aug. lsPvate letters by the last steamer
state that Mr. jerome Bonaparte OF Baltimore now ON
visit to Paris appointment from the French
government, to reside in New York.
The convention of the stockholders of Harlem railroad
is still sitting No fixed decision yet The books the
pany will be kept open for few days more.
The foreign mails by the steamship America were dcs-
patched for the South at o'clock this morning.
There have been but six of cholera the two city
hospitals for the last twenty hours Cases rcmainn
A.. The cholera is abatng ON Blackwell island.
Difficulty Setled.-The Cholera
BALTIMORE, Aug. ls.-Thc difficulty mentioned in my
despatch of yesterday has been amicaby settled
Dispatches from the North and East received here
state that the cholera is abatng
Ohio River
WHEELING, Aug. lsThc river is falling and the navi-
CATION for even the smallest draught almost impossible
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug lS.-Stocks are dull-sales small
Breadsuhs irmsaes Of -four at So So Rye four So 80
Corn meal SO so. Sales of red wheat at 81 60 81 IS
white do 81 70a 81 1a Sales frye at 81 03 Corn dull
at 70 cents. Oats, 40 u ~ cents.
All kinds of provisions firm with upward tendency
Groceries steadysales of Rio coffee 10 1925 cents
Rice, So ~ cents.
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Washington, August ~, 1854
ON lg petition OF Joden l.. Mott Mot Haven New York
pfayfAX Tor the extension Of
c4o, Improvement in tbo mode u
oihe se>eV from expiration OF said pa,en
which lakes place HE Isl DAY Of Decs@bsr, 1854
Is ordered that the said petoe heard al the Patent Oee
Monday, the 9th Of November NJ - O'Clock, all
noided appear causc they have,
why said petition ought mot 10 be granted
Persons Qe extension he Patent
Once their objectoDs specially forth In writing eatWeny
before the day Of bearing all testimony filed pR
be hearing
eodaneo with the VI the Office which will furnished APP
pltcaion
The 3lst of
deposuon and other relied fled
IN the oce on or before the that day. the
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that THIS lmei
gencs and Evening Star, Washington,
Philadelphia, pennsylvania; Scientific
fosi Boston, Massachusetts
wes previous 10 The 9Th OF November
cHARIES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. sEdion VI the above will please copy
their bills TO the Patent Ohice with containing
Aug i9-aw3w
yUuITNEY's Metallic Wealth OF tho United states
w vol, syo.
Life of J.. g. Quincy; edited by Joseph B. Braithwaie
Memories the " by Henry Nancy.
Lamarine's Travels In the East; vols
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
I1Y-To Of Frat Nyard.-CHAs. A. DAVIS
having CONSENTED to become candidate the
stoned by the death ofO Pane will be
friends civil and religious liberty special
held on the 18th
Aug l9dt2dth
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RENSSELAER, POLNTECHNIC INyTITUTE,
EsGNED for he comprehensive thorough
chiec,s aud civil engineers including railway hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers
For Register giving information
ing the institute, uppIy to
b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, Ac X. Pr
Aug l5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
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Ny~Mcthodist Episcopal Chur south Eli hth u,
between II ard H. Rev Dsuean, pastor peac, on
bath next; nj H. mr. and 8, y.
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pHiLA oitLPiiIA Print nus,er.-PeTons DESTROYS of OBJ
tainins philadelphia butter, dairy
ey calling tiny stalls, (53 and As Market.
Orders Wi, be received W Messrs. sbekeI Bay apl
ste Centre Market ad The butter delivered
Au. -d9t9 GEO M. OYSTER
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Aug 10 uod3l
Umited states Patent Once,
WaahinpNan. August l2.


IN The petition OF solomon Andrews PERTH Amboy,
praying tie extension patent granted him
the 9th of December. 1884, improvement
s,fuctng ddcks bags other called
paddock, from the
tahcs iIace the 9th day OF December, 1851
Ii ordered that the said pciiun heard
on slunday, the 18th &" November IL O'Clock
ami all notified aud show they
haze, why s'ud petition ought not to he granted.
Persons
ohcp eir objections, ,peealy writing, tuca
be used said be in
with tc rules OF II. which win be furnished appi
cation.
The testimony will b. ID OF November
deposions, papers relied testimony
flied III The Office before the morning
meBts, ii any, within ton days Thereafter.
Ordered Also that this notice be published The U-og,
gencer aud Evening STAR Washington D. = pennsyiysnan
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Seienas Au}eican, York
and massachusetts,
week. pssions 70 ' enA y " November aes the day u
hearing ""' - ~
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
= Editors the above will copy
ells 10 the Patent Office, with containing his
iag . iaw3w
III ARD TIMES new novel by CA~riss Dlckcns
III Tine Moialic Wealth the United and cam
pai,d w'h thai Of other cnunties, W j. y Whitncy.
aeho 81 Joseph dphn Cypy with selections
volumes ~ -
MeMose4 de Water thoughts Of long stroll by
Heavy Nancy. - ' =
Vn SAFE ~ TAYLOR & MAURy's
'"s ~ Bookstore, NH 81
~
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY l = fully
organized female college, chartered and endowed with 000o
oy Tue state Of Mayiand II j. located in Frederick city MARY
land, healthy southern States
This institution has able efficient board Of
teachers nine In number library excellent
extensive chemical philosophical apparatus
confidently believed offers facilities for
thorough extensive and refined education seminary in the
land.
The school is sectnriaD.
For circulars and further
D. Washington, ID. e.
&kcp3
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DIED,

DIED,
On Sunday, 10Th inst, Of cholera, Norwalk
FARR wife OF NJ FAhr esq., daughter IIIaeIS esq
OF Washington city. -
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TnINrry CnuncHWe requested to state that there
viii be service in Trinity Church Sunday goth inst
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Proposais.Kepairs nj the University Virginia. and
for Wnter-worLs the $685.

PROPOSALS will be received Office until -
o'clock meridian, the 2Ji of September
OF the ferraces OF the University buildings
AZ the same time and place proposals will be received for intro
ducing supply Of for
srucng the works for the the
For the dhs
cash. for the
will be given payable the ist day of july 1855.
Plans
ton at the Proctor's Office.
ROBERT X. PRENTIS,
July Al dxcpl5Scpt Of University Of Virrinis
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PATENT MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED!

JUST 1t CEIVEl!
Coilern's Chinese LINN Mt.
| Pdmer's Cosmetic Lotion,
SInhler's Cherr, Exp'ctor,nt
ID II rhGa cordial.
Worm Mixture.
Bulls Sarsap'rila.
King of Pain.
Rowands Fever aud Ague Mixture,
Comp. Syrup OF Blackberry
Dr. Anarchists Uterine Catholicon.
Osgooi's India Cholagogue,
Ayers Cherry PccloraI
Old DR.. TOwensend's SarsapnriIla,
Guysotts Yellow Dock aud SnrsapariIIn.
WiStar's Basim of Wild Cherry,
Extract Of Moss Rose,
Brants Pulmonary Bnlsam,
Il" Purifying Extract,
Railways Ready Relief,
Renovating kesolvent,
r Regulators.
Circassinn Balm,
Medicuted Soap,
Sellers Cough Syrup,
Vemiruge,
Liver Pills,
McLanes Pills,
Vermiluge,
Sovereign Batsam Pills,
Soule's Balsnm Syrup,
kier's Petroleum or Rock Oil,
Jayne's Ague Pills,
" Sanative Pills,
AIterati"e,
Hair Dive,
Hair Tonic,
Vermlfugr,
EXprct0rant.
CarminaIive Balsum,
Lyons knthairon,
Chritle's Ga'vHnic Belts,
Nlor"head's Magnetic Paster,
Cholera S'run,
stephens knIlrrscotrh,
Wi tar, l.Oz ngrs,
, Bir els ln ian Liniment,
N'rmiiugc,
EItc's Suritvc rnI.,
iooimnuE German Bters,
Grcm Western linimcnt,
EccIrclic linimcnr,
Nrv ana Bone liuimeut
Maqnum Bonum Linimeut,
Liquid OpOdeldoc,
Tar Ointment,
Rack Salve,
Browns Janai "A Ginger,
D Gray Il Co.'S. Pills,
bran' r,lh's Pills,
Lers, smiths. Wiiahls, andothers Pills
Badgers Pain Extractor, ''''
Perry Davis Pain Killer, ,..
Denig's Cough Syrup,
Carminalive.
Worm syrup,
Rushion and Ciarks Cod Liveron,
DR.. Ilouphton's Pcpsin,
Restorative Bitlers. &c., nj
MlLLER'o Drug Store.
'or. broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio.
Feb l6, 1854. IL II '" 0"'''
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JACKSON CLOTHING STORE
MAIN STREET, JACKSON, OHIO.
H. LEHMAN,
SUMNER AND FALL CLOTHING.

wv lSHES it kept before the people, that he
.QF has now on hand the most splendid lot of
Ready Made ".' nRH .a.
SUMNER AND FALL CLOTHING. 81
And is Offering TO the people Of Jackson and
vicinity, at the lowest prices, the most FASH
IOnAbIe styles, and most approved and
fashionable Goats, Pants, and Vests Handker-
chiefs, Suspcnders, Check Shirts, Drawers, Cra-
watts, Stocks, Fine Shirts, Gloves, Socks, and
Undershirts. And anything and everything
pertaining to a first-rlte Cloth ng Establish
ment, including fine assortment of the spring
style of Hats and Caps of every variety !;
Trunks, Carpet sacks, etc.
And as am dealing with the most extensive
Merchants in Cincinnati my Goods are war
ranted to be good ..
July 6, "a. l5-uf ..
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and French, German and English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks,
Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie Knives in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the most Gerocious character In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, every thi0g that is usually kept in a Hard
wale Store, which we buy direc Iv from the
Manufactures, which will enable him to sell as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the State. Just drop in and take look at his
Stock.
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THE PRESSURE OF THE
,SgWIiS y IgA 1 A qp >

q ND the present high prices of provisions &c
q have no effect on the business of ;a ter N
Tarlmer, of The Peoples store. Their i'm
mensr sales are the best evidences of the quality
ot their stock. and that they have successfully \
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small
rohls.
Ih, is Steam and Lightning age. Woe ia
III trhdrsman who Ioiters behind, the wheels of
Enterprise will run over him Salter g. Larimer
II the "Cleap st store" have Just received, aud
viii ron inun 10 receive very extensive stock
riog u third p Irchase since fall, to which the,
vile tie attention of the public.
The American Eagle Is a fine bird, and an ps
"cill uvOrite when it comes from hc mint
We hope none Of our readers will be without
'nr III their pockets, for with one or more the
an make us IL purchases at the Peoples Store.
where wnI be found every thing ia the Dry
GuOGs line
Sa'tcrN l.armer pr1prietors of the Peoples
SlOr", h wing The freshest dnd brs selected stock
u The city tor the iaairs, Men and Boy, ar
eirInined 10 give great bargains, aud will un
onbediy have the run,
.IObbiMg,
llrvi determined Ia give character TO the
Iy OF Portsmouth,, (havirg bat two extensive
OniIug hOus - hr has uoene Il room on his Sc
'o"d tfoor, Ahrre viii he lound gcnerlI and
W''ll SrI"clrd stock Of Dry Coos selected Tor
onnIrl Merchants ni lurnrGe Mem
Come 10 the Peoples srOBE on Front Street,
doors below court
sO the Ladies. .
St!ter q l.nrimer have also II very LARGE stock
II French works, consisting of collars, capes,
rhcmesrts, cults, lace, edl ing, in
'rlings rtc., which will be closed out without
rgdIu to cost ...r
Jany, II, 81 l2-ly
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Carpenters and JOinCrS,

Carpenters and JOinCrS.
TENHE sUBSCRIBERSbe be leave 70 saw to ,bc
l. people of jackson and surrounding conn.
Try, that they have opened new
Ar pentcr Shop,
on the corner of Locust aud Water Streets,
where they will be ready at all times to attend
to any business in their line. -..
&. UNDERTAKING. ....
Having lately purchased a new HEARSE,
they are fully prepared to attend all Funerals,
both in town and country. Collins made to or,
der, IN the neatest manner and with dispatch
They bave made arrangements to supply those
wishing them, with METALLIC BURIAL CA.
SES, OF all sizes. JAGES FARRAR.
ROBERT RICE.
july 10. 50. l6-tf
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GUM ElRES!
POWDER.

He also keeps constantly on hand very fiji
,,rticla of
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Board OF Councllmen--Stated Session.
OFFICIAL.


Prsssnt Edwin J. Brown Esq, Prosidsns the chair
On motion various papers were up which been
ordered to a third reading, yi.,-
q Committee on Whsrvss. 4o3In favor Of removing
ss:ssa ssrsss Es;s liver ADOPTED y sqiIesiSs
clancy, Dssoac., futile cray c.ayieIa Roe Holder,
sy
VIM Smith. Hodskinson, Hustled, Jeremiah, Pinskney
fsarscn .nd Earle V'rian
way filling unken lots north side Of Fifty eighth street.
By twelfth and TSrtesnsh s.resss and First
avenue between Thirty seventh and Thirty streets
and Fifty J o T AND
fourth Forty fifth streets; north side Of Forty
Sy Fourth sixth and Seventh
on eide Of Twenty ninth S street Sixth
between Sixth and Seventh south side Of Fifty
paving Ffe.ntI street from TO b
.s and aaggng Forty street from Broadway to Sixth
sssi,, e. p"
station Adopted BY similar to the above OK.
csgt tnsS coGnclman Clancy voted In the negative
Pier foot Of ysssy street. Adopted BY vote similar 10 tho
IL on q
tho ccnprolsr CONTRACT therefor Adopted by
. vote similar TO the first above.
OF Committee on Salaries 6o.To concur 10 having four
cd by q vote similar TO the first above.
OF Committee Wharvcs &c.-In favor of dredging ont
Coens slip and the slip cast thereof Adopted By vote
OF Committee Ian as and PlacesIn favor Of tagging
about the fountain In stuyvesant Adopted BY
vote 10 the first above except that Mesrs Purdy
Hustled Jeremiah and Pnckney voted In tho negative.
OF Committee StreetsIn favor Of tagging, repairing
As east side Of Eighth between Thirty second and
Thirty seventh streets In favor OF tagging Twenty third
street seventh and Eighth IN favor Of
tion for crosswsik in South street. Burng Slip in IA
yor of paving, & Thirty first and Thirty second streets
between First and Second In favor of tagging Suf
folk street. between Grand and Broome streets All adopt
cd, y vote similar to the first above.
OF Com missioner CT Repairs and SuppliesIn favor of
awarding contracts for building house Hose Company
No M and appropriating S2555 therefor. Adopted by
vote similar to the first abov -.
Resolution to amend rest en regulating 40. Forteth
street between Fourth and Fifth by providing that
curb and gutter stones DO set Adopted by vote similar
70 the fret above.
OF Committee Arts, &o.-In favor OF supplying each
member Of tho Common Council with suitable pocket
map Of the city Lost for want Of constitutional
OF Committee Sewers-Tn favor OF rewer In Forty.
fourth street, between Tenth and tho East
Adopted BY vote similar to the first above.
VI Committee on harkctsIn favor Preparing roof and
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fifty cents colored and case lined with
velvet These pictures warranted equal to in the
world for the best materials used and made by
perenced hands Arson examines every picture to
that bus good leave the gallery for it costs no
some who pretend have elevated the art but it has
not ty artistic skill but by high prices This is
elevate the art.v Well Arson proud to he
has brought them down BY giving the people az good and
shaken and must fall for the people will not hold
whom they get large size for fifty cents at ANSONS
$50 Broadway, opposite Metr opolitan Hotel
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Is there a Man In the Community ignorant
OF the fact that KNOX, of 53 Broadway makes tho
most graceful and lest looking hat to be found any
where in the otyf If there u.s. let ut call and be
convinced by having browning piece fitted his head
The spring style of hats which Knox has introduced
the rage throughout the city At either the Broad
way above mentioned No 1913 Fulton street. the
public be supplied with these necessary auxlares
position reepectab1e society.