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We learn from Philadelphia that the stockholders of
,ne Pennsylvania Bank held meeting in that city
Monday, when Col Patterson, the president, and the
yard OF directors resigned their posts Resolutions
en appointing committee TO investigate the frauds
a select new directors Col Patterson said that
,0H could be made under present circumstances but IL
possible that by careful nursing the debte Of the
hk could be paid and perhaps the hank resusitated
4uy OF the speakers denounced President AIibone In
uo' severe terms John M. Dutton defended his char
Ui' @ y aud declared that he would return, and
d dare then repeat the SANDER Great confusion fol-
1% and storm Of misses and groans interrupted tho
P'Ser resolution 10 ACCEPT the act legalixing the
'feiS'on was adopted, when the meeting adjourned.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by whicl

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
their must he doubledTe undersigned has
patent
machinery converting
continuous the gin through the
ous preparation and spinning machinery until Is ready for ship
ment weaving.
The saving from by this viii be
and made from the fibre (unhrokcn
aons Of the machinery d the used and dis
cntaneo ~ will e about y heavier
will command The markets Of he world dtaDcng all competition
advanced prices
Tho undersigned prepared dispose Of
PATENT and planters will be informed
how how 10 obn tho machinery,
other particulars, application addressed
Bee 6-2sw1yn GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile.
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A CABD.--For rent or lease, large and corumo-
double house brhs cnach hnusc, stsblng,
prnacna garden Tho hcurc elegantly FURNISHED snd In tho
central aud desirable ooston The house viii be leased with
the furnurr Cor m good tenant reasonable
For further particulars apply 20
wM WALL.
Firm T WAL, stephens, A Cn
a22 Penn arenue, bc'wcrn 9th and 10th strrcs
Nov Ii--Imn
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United States Patent once,
Washington, Noyehiber ,, 1887.

ON the petition of Hubbard Harris, administra-
Alpha Richardson, deceased u North Enfield New Hsmp
the OF pi granted to the Pad AL
a the 18th April ls4 for IN
chery splitting leather for years from the expiration Of
patent which takes place on the l7t day o April 1896
petition heard the Patent ONCE
Monday, 5th April at II O'Clock, and all per
notified and show they have why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the extension required TO file in the Patent
objections specially forth Ia writing least twenty
hearing all Testimony filed by either party 70
be taken and transmitted
the office which Viii be furnished apica
~ be closed the 25h Of March next;
densions uIhcr relied testimony must
he Bete THE riornnr Of Aat day the
men il any, within ten days thereafter ~
ordered also ha, this notice be published IN tho li ne
gencer Evenng Washington Pennsylvania Philadelphia
York Post Boston; and Inquirer CINCINNATI once
week previous tho 9th o. April
next, the day of hearing.
tEt JOSEPH HOLT
s Commissioner of Palcns
the above papers win please COPY, and send their
blh The Patent Once with paper cobtaining this notice
Nor 6--1awSw
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ENLORA JUST OUT have this day received a
my cooking stoves, which got
IN Philadelphia expressly this
heavy strong f the best maeable cn have
Tight Cooking Stove patented 1857 heavy and
thick for family delight II
bake roast Fry broi superior any cooking
market, has attached 10 arrangement
for only woodwards Metropolitan stove and
Factory SIS and S22 between 10th and
1ith
Nov 7--eI C. WOODWARD.
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DLAcK SILK NELyETs. lall pure silk choic,

DLACK SILK NELNETS, (all pure silk choice
i grades, all width al low prices
class dry goods N a departments aaiaea
for general family consumption.
New snrpirs from the North and East daily a 5# g
The marked at Its actual cash yane 10 lllh lgere'
One trice only; deviation permitted.
w. ", M, oncunr any new bills strangers
Nc are closing not settled promptly When pre-
sencd We have reduced this point TO speciality ana nkea
: . -a =. II
Cool articles low prices sud fair aean. aaf be relied o u AZ
ases.
Strangers and residents cordially solicited to Hamoe enf
at all times. sas.
FERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores,i e. building
Nov le--IOtdf opposite the Centre Market
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II AW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chiffon & A. B.
Msgruder, hate Of Virginia being associated partpcrshp win
practice Washington city Ams and the
snpfeme the United staics
Address Chiffon 4 HAcRUpFR Washington, D. G.
I4--co8m
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Markets.

New York Nov l0.-Cotton has advanced sales of
700 bales Orleans middling 1st eepts Uplands do,
Is cents Flour is rmsaes of Ii, 900 barrels State
81 so 81 s5; Ohio, IS 10 s. SO southern, So 10
S. 40 Wheat Is ady-saes unimportant; southern
white 81 SO do red $1 20 81 80. Corn is firm
Pork is si6ads tiess SIG Is $40 Beef is inactive
Lard is quiet at 10 Is cents Whiskey is hnn-Ohio
22s cents Coffee is firm-Rio, 100 II cents Sugar
has declined cent Spirits turpentine is quiet at 80
40 cents Rosin is unchanged-sales at ST S5 ST 40
Rice is quiet at 81 a 4 cents.
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Nov lo-10tdf
TSABRICs WE OFFER CHEAP.-Tablc damasSs

ISABRtlS WE OFFER CHEAP.-Iabio damasks
priced. medium and exe hnc qualities all widtls
White and colared fannsls thoroughly assorted
Blankets pairs all sizes; grades and qasts up 10
Bed eonorts best quality, city made.
tohs and Yestng large lot, many oil extra
quality. ~, ,i.,
eeings and pillow nmss OF the proper wi1th
Towels. napkins, towelngs, and doyiics.
The vast quantity goods that annually through
stock generally renders
very purchasers inspect prior TO making their Sc
lections.
New supplies the North and East daily
One rroc only marked plain figures AMI no deviation per
niit,sd. eg. as.ss sss
Nonrung goods will be sent out appreciation.
Goods the inspection Of myahds; IN all other
purchasers what they want in the store Goods will
NOT suspicion Of purchase nor VIII
The amount Of vexaous aud
less ior epsouteis appalling ence we 'rnsi we viii
pardoueG for speak tins frankly! .
Good article low prices dealing he relied ON in Ill
.. r. x,ut.r.,,.r
..ss Central Storcs,' building,
N.y 1o-ImaN opposite Centre Market
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FTyEACHER WANTED wish 10 employ gen
IL principal of the Parsons Fcnale scndnary
in y moral,
healthy well scraied patronsg.
salary teacher.
whose n would be preferred
Applicants references address
"webhervile. Travis county, Teyss y n TUwNFs
Oct Is-d1m President
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H0USEKEEPERS, ATTENTION. have this
day another supply the Coal These
burn the and smoke tho coal horcy
stoves:
all apartments will not burn than from hnf
oosldurinr all the coal
Metropolitan Factory where YOU
fun operation every day counting
h This down coal merchants only
by
Nov T--6uft c. WOODWARD
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The New York Tribune pcroeives that the combined
vote in Massachusetts against Mr., Banks somewhat
cecds that of the republicans Somewhat in this
means 1000 His exoeency win be minority COVER
nor. elected by minority party. Boaoa Pos.
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A CARD.--Families that have any articles of cast
on apparel for girls, boys, and any ari
solicited
wardcls store aIih and
either uf the undersigned who
appointed the Sunday school ibe Young Meas thrs
Hose house. the es
tu,e children neighborhood with suisble clothing
JElIA W. FARES, las street.
between Goth and 2lst streets,
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sth street
between G md IL.
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TIN0 FAMILIES call attention to my supply Of
Il spcnces Cooking Ranges that heat the paTor above and
chambers, like the Psrior Companion.
woodwards and Factory Nos. 3s
and SO pennsyyania
sir OF the latest put up the
1--6tff G. WOODWARD.
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United states patent once,

WA1nNeloN, November q 1857.
ON the petition of Josiah Copeland, of Weymouth
" Massachusetts, F the extension Of patent granted
TO him the 20h January Improvement "Boo
Cimps for the expiration OF said patent which
takes place on the Goth day Of January, 1855
petition
Monday, the 1lth January II O'Clock and all persons
Dotiged appear show pc
luon ought be granted, fa-ass.t ten arr..a
Persons cfpog the required 10 h in the Patent
olice their oidectiun specially ar IN writing twenty
day before The hring al testimony filed by either party
be used at the said hearing be taken and transmitted
with The rules OF The Office which viii be furnished appca
N
The testimony the will be closed the lst of january
ssp0tons, relied Testimony filed
in the Office before the morning Of that the arguments
any within ten days thereafter.
ordered also this notice be published The Unc Inte
gncr and Evening Washington PnBslvanii Philadelphia
uiy News New York ~ VI fosi Boston and Inquirer, Cincinnati
o. week fer three previous the l1t
Of January next the day of hearing
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sBiors a the above will please copy, and send heir
bills TO the Patent Orlcr, with containing this notice
Nov 7-lsw3wi
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Statement or the receipts and expenditures OF
the United States for the quarter ending
september 80, 1867, exclusive OF trust funds
and treasury notes funded.
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ass~ THy Rev VIM Pinkney, ID. D.; having ac-
eeted or viii
uIspn the o reciorslp Sunday October IL
Persons desiring pews in the church win please apply 70
e y HrRIBURr,
Register D Ascension Church,
s#W Room No. H. west wing Patent ofHoe.
sepi 5-Tuw&stff
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UTIIIARD'S HOTEL. G. & III. A. Willard,
w Ponn.yvana ssd Fourteenth Washington ID
Jan 2s-dat
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NJ & Jacobs, writing TO . friend in Boston from
@ oI.h conway, Western Massachusetts, saws that the
""""sins IN that vicinity are all covered with snow
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cARusrs SALOON.

TUESDAY, Noyxxhsh 1sIH
MaIs pEEz1II FHAIBf1ss, vIEpxTEslfs Madame AnAIE
PATTI sfhAkcsJi, ard n. sfIlAkdsIL
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Tickets, 81: reserved seats 81 50.
Tor Of Richard Davis ht O. Ntsot
SeF 10
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NOTICE.-All persons are notihed not 70 trade iof
or notes given by The undersigned
"a i Iattcn the 9th Of Nofenber 1897 lor
,,,o Gly thd
erh al four aye months oa date bearing interest," The
pay will be contested !, ,.,.,.-,.-as s
Scy lo-Jt :. ih's- 'eA' .
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ALL THE GOODS IN STORE and those daily

AL THE GOODS IN STORE and those daily
~ coming 20 hand marked plain figures atthsr present
actual cash value. -. u....,,..s
% nrcseu stock largest and most generally
assorted hrsclass dry goods OF any IN INC ifsuc
and a time and money py
M srSmra,io which they cordially solicited TO make
One price only marked plain figures by one te hrm no
dcyiat permitted ~, -, -.
we are opening bills and disconnnng m oa on,
that arc requested On both points we are eneW
.
New supplies from the North and East daily. I, x
Good articles prices and fair dealing may DC rcheo on sh
s,sov ls.l FERRY & BROTHER
'lsa5t Stores west building
Soy .,e,f opposite Centre Market
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DAN0RAMIC VIEW MAP OF INDIA, giving
table OF distances in English miles aud each place having
proper geographical position. Price, p cents
Map Of the Submarine Telegraph between America and
with it, communications the 20
just received aud for sale by
BLANCHARD & MOHtN
Oct % Corner OF 18th Penn. venue
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDIE
pen NDENGE, MO-, no SANTA fE, N. M
SEMI MONTHLY.

sEsfI- MONTHLY.
C,ANTA FE TRADERS, and those desirous Of
crossing te plains are infermed hat ,he under
saea carry United mad FROM nderaenee % snta fe m
stage drawn by sr mus leaving Independence ae ssta fe on shs
l a.d 18th az Iaonh comfortable ior f~ssnSes
well guarsl running through each way IN from trent "
aRd from New Mexico wi aounsse
l safest cxpihoas and comshe as wen a. ue
eheApsft mode Of crossing the laAHs-
FARE Hfor0H.
November 1t 90 Nay slse
From May II TO November l ft.s.- t-s
Proyls arms and ansaunlou ruisbea b. pseprors
Packages extra viii be transported When possible te
s of 81 and 30 ccn I'M
WIaler pgs charged dollar, and
accountability ~ psas by conductors not enser
"a the way-bal
The propeO win resprffhc or worth
specially contracted Tor and an baggage M
All tmes be of the tlereo.
sn an passage money Nc paid advance and
pa--ngers spuaie rules w be essh
shcd the Of their line
and those travelling vii the plains.
No pssenger than pounds baggage an add
bedding f Green a santa Ie and
NJ wesipo Missouri, and man conductors
and the lime wthez 30 ad receipt
for passage money. ,,.,,
rxn,urNosxtS No Iune 1857 SI--dlmlausmosf
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Aactionecr.

TySRUSTEES Sale of Valuable Improved Real Es-
Il tate known House. virtue deed
anas Comfy ana lie bearing date on the
3s Jiy ye recorded Idbcr W. B., No
L. To- H. i IS, o the land records for Wash
ls county district Columbia, and the cf the
holder viii public auction the
highest bidder Saturday 3Ist Of October the
the Kirksspd House situated at tho corner
of Pennsylvania in the city Of Washing
OF the following lots parcels G
All parcels ground known the plan o. e
~ numbered (2)
in square cc hundred t322 and drg
mated as G. d. John MCie
numbered 2} and three (3 as viii more fy
appear the p ~ said snbycn recorded IN The
city Of Washington, together with all
thereon ad privileges snd sppur
tcnances belonging
Terms Of sale Five toasand dollars purease money
ad in ca and equal nssnicts
Twelve eighteen thirty and thirtsix months WITH
which
OF the purchaser required his order. and by
him secured by deed trust Tie premises Ah
the purchaser The trustee will only
in him by the deed OF tru The tile
10 the premises Is believed TO be ndispuable.
I the complied with from The
az sale bis option esther 10 annni
rik purchaser such the trustee may
TyI0s j. SEMNEs, Trustee
G. MCGUIRE,
Sep a6--eodAls A"c'vuesi'
Esar~ The abovc sae is postponed until Tuesday.
No, ilih hour and place
TITO J. sIalMES, Trustee.
uptgIa JAS MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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The Codon Tads.

SAVANNAH Nov. l0.--Cotton generally closed buoy
ant-sales of $40 bales at 12f l2i.
CoLuxBrs Nov. l0--Cotton is firm; Orleans mid
ding, lIs ia.
AUGUSTA, Nov. I0Cotton is steady and active. There
are more buyers than sellers.
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GHAWLS, MANTLES, CL0AkS, AND SCARFS,
~ very large assortment all marked their present
tuai cash value
one price only in plain figures by one Of the firm No
deviation.
New supplies from tho North and East daily all Of which mark
c a e act cash
articles prices dealing may relied In
FERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, 'wcs bai,ding,
NoY 5-letdf opposite Market.
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DLATED WARE AT REDUCED RATES.-We
open tins morning another very large assortment Of elegant
sets baskets casto waters
kettles, cups, gchlcis, 6c s,.
Also, Aibatl forks, spoons, and ladies'. -ar.
all G c latest styles, and offered reduced
rates NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
.#... 3ai Pennsy ylvania avenue,
Nov T-3lt between 9TH and 10th
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University or Nashville.
TIME Medical Department opens November 2 the
ii free preliminary course, October s. 1857.
Apply 10 rAUL p EVE Dean.
The Collegiate department Military institute
session september = complete classical
elective scntnc and agricultural
branches preparatory Trihon boarding wsshng
800 twenty inguagcs per
tcrn. f.
Last session there the departments
Apply 10 r.. JOHNSON, Superintendent
NAsr,ufr, Tenn. July II, 1857.
Aug 5-Smdswsw<
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ID H. GIILET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
ns residcnce In Frsnkin Row corner o. sna
sre-ss devote his attention principal
b D. the United States supreme ccm,
Utas-dn
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A Ner Waut0 ga rid ef 7saaats.

PaovIpEscE, tR ID Nov 9.-Bridget Mcintyre, Of
Central Falls died Saturday from the effects OF fright
and smoke caused by the landlord of the building IN
which she lived having stuffed the chimney with straw 10
smoke his tenants out.
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A Card to the citizens Of the District.

IN entering our ''new building which we have
just taken poseFson or sincere thanks the
people Of and Georgetown their liberal and
sracious building which will
cify with inrge airy saoon
Of the establishment
all the manufacturing
home industry. IS strict attention justice and integrity
hope 10 give satisfaction 20 all.
WALL. STEIIlIfNs & co,
No. 522 Penn avenue brtwcen 9th md 10th streets.
Of o. SUif "A
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Br rnhsaRApH.
a Mnr So.aAsrn Ealtrpr.i.,.


NEw Yonk, Nov l0.At the recent fair OF the Amori~
Institute, In this city silver medal awarded TO
Masor George g. Henry OF Mobile, Ala, r bis improve
Ihent IN the manufacture of Yarns by spinning the seed
cotton p the plantations The inventor has contracted
with George J.. Tcrger, esq, 4 extensively known cot
tongrower OF fazoo county, Mssspri to6 whose plan
taon the machinery is TO go into immediate operation
spin the seed cotton into yarns To the extent OF 45o
bales per for five years This machine Is undoubt
edly destined TO work entire change in the manufac
ture OF cotton.
II is proposed to form joint stock company under the
reera law OF Virginia. with capital of four millions OF
dollars III shares N ST 900 each which will contract with
the inventor to furnish the necessary machinery TO spin
the cotton into yarns charging profit the machine
~ itself but requiring tariff one fourth Of the
profits between the material and the spun yarn. ~
Is admitted all hands that the increase of TO
the cottor-s Slower viii be about 100 per cent.
Sentence Of Dsfautv and Nail R1Jr'
ToRoSro, Nov. 9--Moses r. Cummings, who embez-
lied Sc 900 from the Upper Bank of Canada to-day
sentenced to imprisonment In the penitentiary for five
ycars,
samuel b. Ko-s ga. sentenced to the pcnientiay for
life for robbing the mail of 600 HPo receiving his
sentence he tainted
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IIERBERT'S HORSE AND H0RSEMANSIIIP
The British Provinces IN two args re
nnraerously complete Price So snh-cir
ions received FOR the Publishers by tRANek TAflDk @
NoY Z
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TIME LADIES are especially invited TO : The
Lakes store torneriy occupied by r 9 s,svsase No.
IL building opposite Centre Market nneton
m avenue and they viii find an cIegans
of fancy and articles perumery &c &c sncl ~ W s
nnn ~ mrove and wholesale and retail at our oh store
50a pcnnsy iyana avenue. ,n, . -, = n, ,,,,rrrpc
2s-u Aifo LAhh y pSN'.oiii'
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Tickets 81; secured seats, 81 50.
sale secured win al the music stores
Mcssrs Nczeroit and Davis on Tuesday, November 10
Noy l0-d
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-15
The GoOdwOOd Cup Race.

This great race in England, which has
been watched with so much interest on this
side because two American horses had been
entered, "came off" on the 3Oth ult. The
race was won by French horse, the Anne
rican horse Pryor and Proress, coming out
5th and 9th in the race. The English &C
counts say the race was the most Interesting
on record. The American horse Pryor was
backed spiritedly at Tattersalrs on the Mon
day previous to the race, it having been as
serted that lie had, within a few days, run
two miles and half-whch is the length OF
the Goodwood course-in four minutes =
The race for the Goodwood was run last
year in 400 The cup is said to be a noble
vase of oxidiEed silver, in the style of the
sixteenth century, and is described as ex,
ceedngly beautif III, and of the most artistic
Workmanship.
The London Times, speaking of the race,
says
The Americans regarded the success OF
one Of their horses with no little confidence,
and it must be confessed that, although Pri.
or and Prioress were defeated, they were
not disgraced, and the general opinion was,
that the American horses might have figured
more prominently had they been entrusted
to men more experienced and accomplished
in their profession as the English jockies.-
Indeed, Prioress looked all over the winner
at tho distance The start was made with
difficulty, owing to their righteousness Sc
veral breaks were made when the flag was
dropped.
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Council Proceedings.

Hug. llM, 1857.
Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Walker, Aid
Leavens, Fette, Gray, Green, Armour, Edwards,
Bristol, Sattcry, Richardson and Calkin.
Aid. Gray appointed clerk, pro ten.
Minutes OF last m Getting read and approved.
On motion of Armour,
Ordered, That three weeks notice be given to the
owners of lots fronting East Main street. Oppo-
site the embankment recently made, to grade and
plank side walk in front of such lots; and in case
said work is not done by the expiration of said
tice, that the street supervisor go and finish the
work.
Bills psid-Robt Wilson, three bills, $50 IS /;
James Graham, s21.40; j. C. Champlin, $27. IS;
Peter DonIevy, 49,. so; John Bray, SIS; Michael
Grace, 81 25 James Finnerty, IS; NJ 4 W. Osman.
S3l;24; W. {. L Z. Richardson, SO; Geo. Wood
en-, -.
On motion of Bristol, the clerk was directed to
make out a bill against Magee, $2l25, for lot 4,
block l3i which he is hereby ordered to paw
Street and alley committee reported grade Of side
walk, which was adopted
Leavens OF sewerage committee, to whom was
referred the matter of constructing a sewer in JEFF
ferson street. reported pan specifications and costs
of the from the west side of Clinton street to
Fox river
On motion of Armour, report received and an
proved.
On motion of Leavens,
Ordered, That a sewer be constructed through
and under the centre of Jefferson street from the
west side of Clinton street to Fox river according
to the plan and specifications of the sewerage com
mttee; and that the sum of $2, 1880 be assessed
on the real estate In the division OF the city bene
fitted thereby, to defray the expenses of such i'm
provement.
On motion of Leavens council proceeded to elect
commissioners to make such assessment George
Whipple, Henry j. Reed, and Thos. X. Courtney
were chosen, each receiving votes
On motion of Green, the grade of La Sale street,
as reported, was adopted and ordered to be re-
corded.
On motion Of Leavens, the clerk was directed to
advertise for sealed bids for the improvement Of
Main street, from sidecut TO Fox river, to be re-
ceived up to Aug. 25th, 1857, at o'clock p. N.
On motion of Armour, the clerk directed to
advertise for sealed bids for the construction of
Jefferson street sewer, to be received up to Aug
25th, 1857, at 6 o'clock =. II.
On motion of Leavens, the clerk directed to
give notice that private sewers leading into Supe-
rior and Paul street sewer, should be made now,
while said sewer is being built
On motion of Bristol, the sewerage committee
were authorized TO employ person TO superintend
the construction of all sewers ordered to be built.
Adjourned. j. AVERY, City Clerk.