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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

y EMOFAL.-We have removed tempo
IL raIiIy 10 Ne Pearl street, under the EIchans 80
Hotel. where shall he pleased 10 uiG
friends. G. W. PURCELL CO.,
ia EACIauHt Brokers.
DEMOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ h- office To the third house, South OF Trinity
Church, south SIDE, and about one hundred yards b."
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. f. continues to treat all
-gphltc and Souorrh,ral plants; and having had
snrh practice ia tins linz, ators hlI-eiitht h.
give v"!y general satisfaction. call from those
t'ro@tcj /, auiiCiteI.
Dr.. T. also makes and ycn. Of the best rcstera-
ayes, (ChtmiCHl Extract ui French Flowers for con-
s,ituilYnli weak nrsr ever offered to the public.
DR.. p may b. C0n+s.ted Cnnridenially by letter OF
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent TO OF
der, IN aim o-t any direction
Jtfiro hours from : \. VI, till 9 A. NJ. Franklin
eet. near tho Exchange II 1tcl. Richmond city, Va
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BY Taylor & Williams.

TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES, ON 18th
-, SIKEET. BkIM ZEN CLAY AND POPLAR
SHEETS. AT AlCTloN.-t)n FRIDAY, August :
At At - clock !; ~ npon the premises, will lie sold
uated as above. They have mons each with m -
ages aud side alleys are we'll built ami finished on in
COOL style The location is such that though retired
Ii Is very Convene mt to the cenfr. Of the Is ;
and persons king safe investments would 10 well
to attend the sale the property that character
rent
TERNs-ine- tourth cash; balance at t. : and Y
months, with interest aud secured by Trust Deed
au TAYLOR d WILLIAMS Aucts
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E'RESH ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
prime lot lust andei by steamer, rrtaiIip. at
- Gus, by WILLIAM T. KING
Il md = L
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Ut, =. Nv Az a It.,
Sc A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF tn" prize that each one is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing ID
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta tntcluS"ncer New York Weekly Day Book.
savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New
York DISPATCH and ramltiing Miss Clarion Jy q
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NEW STAGE LINE

fT-GySSs = will commence to run LINE OF
$500 STAGES, on TUESDAY, the 4th
Au= ust next firm f:sT POINT. in hing William
county. % RICHMOND
Ri The fishing ri West Point Is unsurpassed and
Mr. NEW the accommodating propri tor OF ths Ilo-
tel nj thar place is prspar 10 afford every tril ~ to
persons Wishing to take trip To enjoy sIo,t In this
line 3l-.HN 10. h.. NORTHERN.
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To PURCHASE, 000cords

' 1T Z'" oak Staye Timber. either green or -.a-
-'nr'.-l.J cord. delivered M onre, nui the balance
~ the Ea'"H 10 cords per mouth, tor which cus will
10 pad "H livery. Persons i"-irnu- OF making
r'ntrp't> lur thu above will prasr address T. at
tir uihcr, "u AMI after Tuesday, 81 August
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UOCK AND SODA WATER.

HOCk AND SODA WATER.
u Ring Tor your valrt-hid him quickly hiring
some Hgrk and soda Water: then you'll know
pleasure worth H~rxcr the great King;
Far NOT the best ShcTbct, suhlimrti with snow;
N1r IN" first sparkle of III" d"reTt spring;
Nor burgundy, IA all IT. sunset glow;
Attsr long travel, ennui, love or slaughter,
We st;h that drauEht Of Hook and soda Water
re- Drawn daily from SILVER LINED Fountains
rsuXL icy cold pipee, at
DrNAL & NORTON'S
an Corner Of Main and 10Th streets
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/. RETIRED PHYSICIAN. whose sands

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands
n Of life have nearly run ont, discovered while il
NJ, Rronchits Coughs Colds and General Debility.
rhe remedy was discovered by him when his only
child A daughter, given ? die lie had heafn
rrrrh of the wonderful restorative and healing qllalI
tss III preparations made from the Fast india Hemp,
and the Thought occurred 10 him tnat =" might make
remedy for his child. lie studied hard, and sue
ceedsl in realizing his wishes Ills child was cured
and Is now alive aud we'll lie has since administered
the wonderful remedy thousand Of sufferers In all
of the world and he has failed in making
them completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do
s much good possible he will send to srch OF hs
afflicted ellowheings as request ~ this receipt sh
full and explicit directions for max ing up and sue
ressfuIy using it. lie requires each applicant 10 IN
close him one shillingthree cents to be returned A.
hostage on the receipt aud the remainder 10 be ay
died Ia the nayInent OF this advertisement.
Address Dr.. ii. JAMES No. - Grand st..
Jersey City, \. J.
n B-DR ri. JAMES has neither Office nor agent h
New York ~ some have pretended and advertised
The receipt is sent from NO PLACE but No - HrSno
street. JERSEY City, Nj. &c 3-d&cif Sin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
BY Alex. Mott. Auct.

IN H0RSES.--I will offer for sale at
~ auction, nj the Horse lot opposite the Cen
, ,t Dept, SATURDAY morning. the lat August
Elght Pine Saddle AMI Harness Horses: two Busgiss
ana Cart. ALEX. MOTT.
an lprficn.s~
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WANTED FIVE HUNDRED

~ Y0uNG MEN for the UNITED STATE
/TF%S M0t MED SERVICE, To serve in kall.ale
- Nebraska. California, Texas AMI New Mex
Ice Pap from ; T. To 81 per month. Horses accou
irnrnf clntlinc, food ami medical attendance fur
ut-h'~i free oi charge.
For further inlorlnation apply at the Rendezvous
rankin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall Rich
IN ond, Virginia. H. II ROBERTSON
LIST Lieut. "a Dragons,
y @--am Recruiting officer
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE. WITH

= r. ACKES OF LAND, AT ASHLAND, IN HAN
OVER COUNTY. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will
ericksbur2 Railroad, on WEDN ESDAY, 5th August
1851 at Ioo'clock, A. NJ, the House and Lot owned
by Mr.. T. ". Williams Tho house has rooms, and
has attached to il III acres Of land.
Terms :-0ne-fourth cash, balance at 6, 9 and IL
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. =
Jy24 GODDIN IL APPERSON Aucts
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q vs.. homes. SURGICAL AND MI.

~ CHANICAL DENTIST, office on Main street
opposite Corinthian llail.-An Operations either in
Filling, Clcansu2 Extracting Regulating the
TEETH, gently and thoroughly performed.
MINERAL or lNCORKUFrlBLE TEETH insert
ed on gold plate, with without clasps may b.
desired answering all tho purposes of Natural Teeth
not only Ia appearance, but in the mastication oi
tool and the articulation OF Language.
my 2-.m
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3l-dts CRENSHAw PIsUpP
By Chas. 7. Workman L Co

II VI"o' T. NUTtIdIH q 90.
IN WEDNESDAY, August 9Th, at the
~ BONDED Warehouse on Cary, between nth and
18TH SITS, commencing at l0t clock We will 81 L.
l01 hhds prime to choice Cuba Muscovado Su;sars
100 " I" do do Mclasan.
Hn hhis do. do -
90 box"s Empry's" Adamantine Candles
TERMS oP StIE-Fnr all SUNS under sl00, cash
over SI0n months credit, fer approved negot allie
paper. Gil rs. I. WORKMAN 20.
IL --tis Anctioneers
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by Lartls l. Shine.

T AGER BEER.-Put in bottles, for fami
IL " use Per dozen pints 81 Is; per dozen quarts
s2G-25 cents dozen allowed by return Of the bot
ties. Orders left with Mr.. o. 4. Streckcr, MessTs
IaidIey 4 Robinson, at my old stand. viii be-
promptly attended 10. Z. WlLBACHER,
ie NJ No ass Main At
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By Thomas " keesees

I0fHce cofher Of 18th aud Cary strects.l
HORSES AND SPRING WAGON FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-wiil be sold on SATUR-
DAY morning, August LIST, commencing at 10 o'elocf
ut the Horse Auction Lot, the Central Depct \
first rate young Mare, works we'll In single and dou-
bic Harness. and rides well.
ALS0-A new and superior Spring Wagon. with
pole and shafts sold account Of whom II may con-
Cein. . - -
jY2n THOMAS W. KEESER. Auet
ADDITI0NAL.-Will he aided to the above sale,
very fine large hay Horse seven years old No.
animal: one second hand Carriage and Harness, with
a COOL strong Horse.
ALS0-Cne second hand Spring Wagon and Har-
ness. and good sound work Horse.
TIIOS. ". KEESEE, Auct.
ASA first rate Saddle Horse, Saddle and Brt
die; no better riding horse to be fonud.
aui r w KrESEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Pra~to~s IL all tho Courts held in the city Of Rich.
InOu! AMI ttoud- regularly the County and Circuit
Court. II Chesterfield. HcnTico, Hanover and King
,luaTH Cpuutlo~.
ss-pAcr over the store Of I. Johnston Brother
n. n MAN street. ~ tim
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ystu-j ui'rl- his professional services t. the cii
z"T1 - Richmond anu lis vicinity. Office Main
str'-' app site III" Exchange Bank, also ut his r,sl
i"H-r vi I"IEh street. two doors from qtli.
be- t-Fm
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IVANTED-A good BLACKSMITH, one

Tint understands wagon work and hnIs, shoe
lhE, T. whom -d wages and stct1ly employ mcnt
Will bv given. APlil to
JOHN II. BOWMAN
y I-%if Manchester. Va.
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2 '''---. ; =.
AUCTION SALES.
FoTuREbaYs.
= - - = -.-,--=-- s-.--.-----s--- -.
by Taylor g. Williams.

1C1 ACRES OF LAND NINE MILES
nv. BELOW RICHMOND, AND 40 CORDS oP
FINE WOOD AT AUCTi0N-fDn MONDIY ~ =,
Ausus., tpeing Court day at IIenrico Conrt iIouss
az Y o'clock, ~, will be sold l2t acres nf land si.
ated az above, near Sseeneys. on the Charie. Civ
wooded. with from 500 10 1850 cords Of Pine Wn,f
virgin growth. '" "oou,
After which, will he sold $50 cords of exeeJ.ant
privately. before the day of sale t'
TERMs.-For the Land, One-third cash; balance at
T. and months, with interest; aud for the Weed 4
months credit, Tor approved notes, with interest
added. TAYLOR L WILLIAMS
jy22 tnrts
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TRUsTEES' SALE OF IS GOO 1000

II 5 L h h $ SALE OF S5 6O9-1000
L ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO, ON THE
As Trustees in Deed of Trust from the late C. L.
Long dated sth December. 1856, duly recorded in
Henrco County Court, We shall proceed to sell at
public auction, on the. premises, on MONDAY, the
10Th day of August, 1851 At Il O'Clock NJ, f fair: II
not the next fair day the tract of land conveyed by
the said deed, called "Free Hill,'' containing S
y9lono 1t lies the mountain road 10 miles
above Richmond. the greater part of which il well
set in oak and pine wood
TfRMs.-Enough i'll cash to defray expenses of sale
and to discharge note OF S2f4 20, with interest from
sti of June 1851 on credit To S2ii % until sth
December, loI; and credit the residue uIi-
til 3th june 1858. The credit pay bear inter
est and to be properly secured The title is ktcved
to be good, but the Trustees will convey with the
usual special warranty.
W. G0DDIN,
j. L. APpERsoN, Trustees
Sale conducted by GoDDIS Il APPERsoS, Aucts
lE q
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THIS OAR.
- -.---'-- -'s-rsl-'-.- : s-s---'
BY Larrs & Shine.

HORSES, MULES, COWS, &C., AT
-. AUCTI0N.--wnl be sold at public auction. oa
at 10 oeloeh :, In un1s s sns yssns EdE
Horses and Mules. Also. No.. Cow and Cali. &c.
Au LARUs A SHINY. urta
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WANTS.

kEANTkD-By Young Man, unmar-
" TirI, siuatIla Book keeper. wht will
CIV" satisfactory Eef"r'nr 10 character quaIih.
cation, and hablts. lle ha> had aIupl. experience
AitT'a' Box 30, Post Office stating real ::naInr and
f!-ta"0- Hu l-to
WANTED. COAT HANDS,-On hun
W dr't mrH. u make Cpat- t. whom steady en-
Qluym"nt WI he siy"u. Apply t. VI. q. SW Er.
MY AT KENT, PAINE & cos
su is
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.

4 NREal SAChIF I'VE IN mi uOODS.
VI Previous to the receipt If my Fall stock Of Dry
Goods intend selling any article in my present
stock At cost, or es~. have gieat many very de-
&jrabIr and seasonabe Goods, 10 which invite the
attention of purchasers.
SPLENDID Black silks at 81 per yard
Rich Robe Silk Dresses, very low
Figured and Striped silks
Black Dombazincs and Alpscas
tioai- tor Travelling Dresses
White Goods in great variety
Great bargains in Embroidered Goods
Hoop skirts
Children. Cactus Skirts only SOC. each
Soiled Erillantes, Ice. per yard.
White do. l21ec.
Lawns to DE sold at any price from sd. per yard
Fine Narselles Quilt gt only Sl.@is
housekeeping 'ieods in great variety
(;rass skirts i1c.: Brass Hoops and Reeds
Canton Mating, very cheap
HantiIlas t. be sold M hst price
SheetingS Shirtings and UInabuFSs
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Additional supplies by steamer every week ot new
and desirable goods. For hargan., call 1T the old
established store Of AbfkED Moor>,
ly 80 o. ,ldiu ottFrt.
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~ ID. COOK & CO., AucrIosEERs,
II. No. 70. MAIN STREET. Offer their services 10
the public a. Aectionecrs for the sale Of Real Estate
Furniture Groceries. Dry Goots Horses, Cattle. 6c
Having large and smniodioas rooms, they VIII 10
ceiye goods fer sale ~ pFarse sale without thechsfs
Outdoor sales Of every description attended TO up
On I r's 4 oook '''"'' wA. MOTT,
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WANTED-A good BLACKSMITH, to
act =, general workman. Alsn. - WIIEEL-
blGHT Apply 10 SAMUEL CRAIG
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nn ASSISTANT in Fe-
WANTED, SWEET GUM TINBER :

" 80 cords If SWEET GUN BLOCKS sawed
!" inches long aud from II ia - inches IN diameter
IA diameter
Also, =" cords Of OAK, MAPLE, BEECH, BIRCH.
81 ASH STANE RILLEfS.
,A.o. ar.nv) trct OF HALF-INCH PLANK for
HcAiInS
Apply at the Richmond Barrel FACTORY, on the
DeCk. II " GJf = A yapt
IL Z2-in-
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WA NTED IMMEDIATELY-Ladiev

M 4 \ I Z D INIMEDIATEIl-L
w ami gentlemen H. learn hiuhl- resn,~ct,l,le
IiXht business, entirely new which will be found bot
pi"a"ant ami prnntthlr-sucd to either sex an per
Aleht I"r life, IN any part 0i the wori Taught per
f@ctiy IN thrr~a days on reasonable terms IL u a
HhhAT ACCOMPLISHMENT t. auy lady a. rrlt
~ souf'" q" nroht Can b" done in the la-t ptrlor.
lEht -nr agent TOR Or. Love. proprietor and invrn
tor, p Main street bnlow 18th
La'ii-. taught AZ home iftcSiTeh IN 2l-flIu&
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Il &c.--As wisl To make room for our Fall sun
ply Of goods, we offer REfRlGERATOnS. " \
TER SGosH.fKS, ICE CREAM FREEZEiiS. WIZ.
DISH COVERS, BATHING ARTICLES. and 'l;lssf
summer GOODS very low. Families in want - ia 3,
aoods will find it 10 their advantage 10 call early sitj
SECURE bargisins. THOs l.. ANGUS CD.
FLY BROOMs.--Just received supply of very
fne PEA.F0WL FEATHERS, which We will sell
cheap. jy al-ats ], J., A. 4 GO.
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VRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL AND
= PERSONAL ESTATE IN IIENRICO-In exc
cuti0E OF The provisions of Deed of Trust executed
by George VI. Gordon to me Trustee, dated l2ih
day ot March, IN7, and duly recorded in the Clerk
OEce OF Henrlco County Court, will he sold publicly
AT the front doOt of the Court House of said county
on FRIDAY, the eth day Of August next, thu follow
ing property, To wit:
Ten and half acres OF land. more less lying on
the North side OF the Three-SotChed Road, about .
III les from richmond. adjoining the lands Of Samuel
COttrell MOsby ;. Blackburn and others.
Also, Immediately after the above sale, will be of
fercd large sorrel Horses.
TERM3.-Cash as to ~ much of the proceeds as ma J
he necessary to defray the expenses of executing the
trust and to pay of the debt secured in the above
mentioned deed, (anounting 10 $500 and for the
residue at such time and in such manner as will be
made known on the day Of sale.
b. W. GREEN, JR., Trustee.
Sale by GoDD!N L APPERSoN, Aucts.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

any member of the society has had hor-
ses or cattle stolen, and follow up SC
long as there is hope ofrecoyery, or OF
bringing the Williams to Justice. AS yet
there has been no occasion to draw up
on the funds of the society as horse
thieves have taken the precaution not
to NEEDLE with the stock of those per-
sons connected with it since its organi-
cation, although several of them had
suffered serious losses from thefts before
and frequentinstances ofthefts from nor
members in the neighborhood have oc.
cured since.
1t was originally intended to embrace
only members from those two towns, but
the benefit of its protection is so obvious
that the society have concluded to invite
members from any part of the adjoin-
ing country towns in Racine and Keno
sha Counties, and instead of protecting
few dozen members it ought to count
its members by hundreds; indeed every
person owning horses in convenient dis
lance of this society should at once be-
come member and by increasing its
strength make it formidable and a ter.
,or to thieves that come within our Dor.
ders. The following named gentlemen
are the Officers for the ensuing year any
Of whom are authorized to receive the
admitance fee and give certificates
membership.
PETER KEAs, President; LEVI FINK
Treasurer; J. Fl. RHODES, Secretary; E
PERKINS and GEO. SELDES, Sub-Tress.
lrers.
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The Mount Pleasant and Somers Mutual
Protection Society.

This Is a society that has been organ
ized in those towns some two or three
years for he purpose of protecting It's
members against the Expectations of
horse thieves, by pursuing to recover
stolen horses and cattle, and to ferret
ont and bring to justice those pests OF
society. horse thieves. In its financial
affairs it operates on the principle of =
mutual Insurance Company. Each mem
5ar is required to pay an admission fee
of one dollar and a note subject to as
sessmeut by vote of the society when
necessary. These funds are kept in the
hands of the Treasurer and Sub-Treas-
urcrs, located at convenient points in
the neighborhood of its members, for
minute money 20 defray the expense of
pursuing thieves and recovering horses
OF cattle that may be stolen from its
members. An energetic vigilance com
m,,tee are selected and are required to
start instanters on receiving notice that
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

II BY reference to the report of the Speeia
Committee on Harder matters, in the proceed
ings of the City Council, it will be seen that :
large portion of the ten thousand dollars pr,
posed to be raised by City Bonds, is to meet th'
deficiency of last year, and the interest on thu
bonds Of 1853 and 1856. 1t will be seen tina
there will remain for the construction Of scows
and running expenses of the Dredge for thu
coming season. only $l,992I7. This, after tn,
construction of the scows, will probably leave
something more than was expended for running
the dredge last season
We call the special attention of freeholders ii
the city to this report, as they can thus inform
themselves of the real state of the case upoi
which these bonds are called for, and be prepar
ed to vote understandingy,
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Aid Dening moved that the Report be adopted
and the Ayes and Noes being called for it was found
to be an unanmoss vote in the affirmative.
Aid Paul then submitted tae following,
An Ordinance,
Authorizing the Issue OF City Bonds for Harbor
Purposes.
Be IL ordained by the City Council of the KenoshG:
SIC. |. For the purpose Of the further improve
mcnt of the barber at the mouth of Pike Creek IN
this City and for other expenses connected therewlt
the City Council is hereby authorized to issue City
Bonds to an amount not exceeding the sum of ten
thousand dollars, and to pledge the resources ana
credit of the city for the payment thereof with inter-
est as hereinafter provided;
See . Every bond issued under the authority con-
tanned in tie preceding section, shall be made pay
able in ten wears from the date thereof with interest
payable annually, at the rae Of ten per cent per
num- sach place or places as the Council shall di-
rect and shall I've signed by the Mayor end counter
signed by the Cierk under tne coipuraie seal Oh tie
City.
shall not be in force unul the question OF the issue
of such bonds shal be submitted TO such voters OF
the City of Kenosha possessed of a freehold
estate or occupy lots upon leases which lots they
pay taxes-as provided by sec "A Of the City Char
Ter, aud by the act Of March 70, 1858, amendatory
the eof-f.t election TO be held for that purpose,
at O time hereinafter provided aud adopted by ma
ority of the votes Gas. AT such election.
Sec. t. An election shall be held on Tuesday the
10th day of February proximo between the hours o.
ten A. 81. and four clock in the afternoon Of said
day at the places in the several wards of the City
where the last elections were held Tor the purpose
Of determining whether such bonds shall be issued
as provided by the first two sections of this ordi
nance and such election shall be conducted. anc
the votes canvassed and returned, in the man.
ner and by the officers, at other elections.
Sec s. On the ballots which shall be received by
the inspectors of such election shall be either written
cr printed the words, "For the Issue Of Bonds, or
the words, against the Issue of Bonds"
Sec 6. At the next meeting of the Common Coun-
ell after the return of such election have been made
the Common Council shall proceed to canvass such
returns. and 1t is found that majority of the whole
of the votes taken are For the Issue of Bonds this
ordinance shall be in force from and after such
vuss.
Aid. Deminz moved that the Ordinance be adopt
cd, aad that the Mayor be Instructed to issue his
Proclamation for the Election contemplated by ssid
Ordinance, which wac agreed to.
The Council then adjourned
H. I WEST, City Clerk.