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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
Why Is the Demand 50 Great for
DR.. MA1an'O
AGUE BALSAM?

Because It will. In all cases, safely and ehecuaily
cure that much dreaded Of the West Chils,
Fever and Ague-without fail and In will coun
eract the poison Of Malaria, of which fact thousands
can testify and unlike all other ostfums. II IS only
recommends f3r class Of Diseases and As tonic
tits unsurpassed. W. Will offer few evidences of
Its worth, BY men Of inauence aud high standing
Princeton, H., sept. 2ott, 1857.
Dr.. MAES-Dear Sir: Fol- several years past
have used your Ague tals su in nay daily pr 1ctce
ana have closely observed Its Effects in hundres OF
cases, and In has 1t failed to produce the
most happy effect. Can most cheeriultv recomm nj
it Il specific for ehlls, fever and aRue aud
MAlarious diseases. Truly Yours.
II. AUSTIN, D.
Marshall, Mica, FeG. 1lM, 1851.
DR.. MANN 4 CO.. I have sold large amount Of
your Ague B.lsam in this vicinity and from my per-
sons. knowledge OF IT, lie c.e it The best remedy
chllls, fever and sgue that hes said In
8 ate. r. spectfuy Yours,
o. A. HYDE.
AsdtGbula. Ohio. January, Isl 1855! /
MESSRS X MANN X CO-Genfs. In canvas
sing the States o! Ohio AMI Michigan Tor the sale Of
th different remedies OF which " have control ous
attention has been called 10 observe the great name
that yonr Asuc Balsam has gained for itself every
place WHERE sold. II req ~ seems 10 be the Etop's
arm remedy and it sells more rspi than s hers
II is destined TO supe,cede all other ague remedies n
! the market. Very Truly Yours,
y j HKEDRY.
! Atto York, FEB %, 1858.
| NySSRS MANN & CO.-Genss. have al
our hosse IN 81. Louis sold Your Agur Baisam
three years and have carefully observed its eject IL
| curing and must In all CANTOR saw do not believe
its equal exists oil the Grid 81 redcines IL
pers 5na knowledge II has cured permanently every
time, and have known i used, after all other RENEE
dies have been tried III vain with he most happy re-
suit And what is more remarkable have never
| known case but wis. remaihcd cured, for at cas,
that season have no hesitencv in recommending
| Ii as q perfect triumph over ehill- and fever.
/ Respectfully Yours, PROF o WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO., Projectors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
Je27-dAw3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
City Property.

WE subscribers oiteI ID, following parcels ofRe.i
Estate f"F safe 70 which lacy respectfully lnvlts
the attrutio4 IL u urChAgrrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
EsedS Estate .fgsnry.
a1Dftf1E T.. NICHOLAS,
OFFICE,
CORNER BRADY AND SECOND sTs,
Nfck0iEs' Block,
bavOnpo Iowa.
For sale.

A LARGE AMOUNT or the REST CTTT
IN am COUNTRY PROPERTY improved al
unimproved low ra;fs
ALSO:
Beautiful * e-idencr Lois al prices that cam.
fail = III, pc-sons wishing let for home.
kratlre - GEo. L. NICHDITl,
spI2l dif Cor Brady ard steond .t,ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
~. \. SLay MAKER,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONS or DEEDS
JOHN n. CRAWFORD.

ATTORNEY d COT NSELLOE 1T LAW
pAvLNPoBT, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
LAIEk FkoH EUROPE

HALIFAX. April % Tine Steamship Canada, with
I,v.rp""I dates 10 he 10 h inst, has arrived.
The lnr's n-ws from India, states that the British
f'""ps hHV' gained 2eariy the entire possession o.
81
The european and China news Ia unimportant.
b"AsAf. March lS The rebels Ara 6.sino from
La k""w. Aid Dearly MI the city is lin nos.s.s;on nj
th- b it'-h The cavalry and artillery ar. pur-ujpp
the fusitiV-a. The dxhting IL not sewers. and ,hs
l"s~e- are rm-ii 4 panic pr vailed a, Calcutta from
fear nj an outbreak, but The rumor wa unfonndsd
LIVERPOOL April has declined on..
eixmrn 10 uuo quarter pence GU the week. BreaS.
stufs are quiet.
Inc oottoo market opened at three eieh,bs 70
bait p-nc- higher on lower qusli'i-s, and ons ousr,.r
p-nce on fair and middling qualities, closing Al an al
vance Of ono eighth 10 onr Quarter penc1 on the week
Tho stock 10 port is four hunored ana thirty two tbop.
sand Lsl-s, including three hundred and twen,y.six
thousand OF Ansriean.
Richardson - spence quore -four as dnll. West.
era mad deo,ned s., gales NJ 22.; Ohio % Is Or
leans "a. Whsai j. frm; sales at red a, b Ia 63..-
Corn Is dull; sales at ye!luw and red al 50 to33}..
Sugar Ia easi-r. Rice has d-cl,nsd ak pence Rasin
is frn ssies Of coiumin a, i,o4i.; 6ns lie 3ietls
o.. Spirits OF Turp.nrlBs " Gull nj 42ls
Maucbeste< sotices are nnissorsbie and prices are
weak.
Tue amount "f bullion 10 the Bank Of England
has decreased 6ii2008 r.4~ois 9If to 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
From Russell's Masastns
TRE FRUITLESS LIFE.

To wake, yet live no life,
To toll, and yet TO know,
The toll 10 only strife,
And each achievement wo!-
That %oopquest's eelf but mocks
Tha eoul with idle dreams,
And rame's most lofty rocks,
With none Of Hssven's sweet beams;
That, over all. there broods
The shadow OF defeat;
That Fortunes dearest goods
Reward no fond conceit;.
Tia, love, aud wealth and fame,
But lure to chest; and all
That made the souls young dream,
But keeps the soul In thrall.
This Ia the worst Of life;
And ct its close, to Sigh,
That We have known the strife,
Not won the victory!
This saddcps autumn's peace. .
And makes the harvest vaini
VIZ zee no fair increase
From all the golden gralni
We feel that We have striven,
For mocking toys Of Time;
No' for that hope Of heaven,
That makes all hopes sublime
Noi for thar sweet repose,
Which, never needing Fame,
Ass sought the race to close,
Wilhout reprosch or blame.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
Fb4 tAe EnQxirer.
EMOTIONS

.x am, tint eon nor be sensible of he emotions, ca
scorerlv bshumds'
Thsra are thos- whose hearts exulttng,
G'ury in The ttmpest's s,rit';
Sou,s s-r-ne. whose deepest feeling
Thun rr voices wake {" iliei
p ar,i s-4s 10 SIX les r-vehIDs,
Deeply SET. each starry gem,
Madly rsge " hen furious Tiiion
shakes his Storm wren'hsd n'aaen'
H-ross' hearts, b-f,re ;helr grandeur
Into stony marbi- grew
Warriors. when their f-les were baltled
PITY m-lrs in fearful dew;
Er.,, rhils Wars r-d chariot ratified,
By b lion. madIy driven;
Harder ,ouls, or sterner glanoes,
Never dared ,ne wrath Of Heaven.
Nob,s., child. or ~gentlast mother,
Tender hearted, ssure-eyed;
Maker saint or fair-st maiden.
They who ever prayed or sighed,
Terl their beating hearts Ger laden
or With passions swellipg therei
Brightest days and ol-arest weather,
bummer's darkes. storms prepare.
LYRA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

THE GREAT MACHINE CASE.
The United States Supreme Court last week de.
cided the suit between the rival inventors, McCor
mick and Nanny, in favor Of Nanny on every point.
The Star says:
The case involved several important principles and
a large amount Of money. 1t was elaborately argued
during eve days. with an unprecedented array Of
working models and illustrations, showing the opera.
ton Of various rsapiug machines in the grain field.
The decision ia a very important one, "a il affects ell
the manufacturers and csers Of reaping machines
throughout the country. The cass vas originally tried
in the Circui; Court of IlIinois, and decided by Judges
Mclean and Drummond in favor of Nanny. Mr..
Justice Grier delivered the opinion Of the Supreme
Court, affirming the former the decision and dismiss-
ing Mr.. McCormick's bill with costs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
FROM WASHISaTnN

WAsHlseTos. A~pril24.-The Democratic Senators
have unanimously determined to sustain the report of
the Committee Of conference on the Kansas bill, With
the exception of Messrs. Douglas. Stewart and Brod.
erck, who still are inclined against the measure.
lsEcosD DEspA1cH]
WAsHISaTos, April 2s.-It is Understood that
Messrs. Douglas, Stuart, and Broderick. are usiDg
every endesvor to defeat the report of the Committee
of Conference, on the Kansas bill. All the other
Democratic Senators are 10 lite favor. The admins
tration will ask Congress to authorize a loan Of thirty
millions Of dollara, and 10 fund the twenty millions
OF treasury notes already authorized to be Issued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
RACING AMI

STEAMBOAT RACING AND LOSS OF LIFE,
ST. LOUIS. April S.-Nine persons missing by the
ladies and two children. Their residences are nm
known. The Ocean Spray and the Hannibal CITY,
were racing at the time OF the accident. The Gre
caught by throwing turpentine on some wood near
the furnace, last night. The steamboat Star of the
and was consumed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
THE ISLAND OF PERM

FRANCE WIDE AWAKE TO ENGLISH AGGREs-
sIoNs;-TbeP Paris Patrie has an article upon The sub
jsct of the English occupation Of the Isle of Perrin,
against which it ia confidently asserted that France
and Russia have protested in q joint note. The Pa,rie
ssys:
w are anxious to impress upon the public mind
that the taking possession of the Isle OF Perrin by
the English 10 a most violent attack upon the integri.
~ Of the Ottoman empire and the principle OF the
liberty Of the sess. We are tar from wishing to ralse
any irritating discussion under present circumstances
but We have no choice about the matter. Now ia the
time to prevent the territorial usurpation which Eng
land Is ~eff.ctiug, in order that che may not at a later
period be able to shelter herself behind the pretext Of
a fat acconpii. and to invoke the conservation Of
time. The tFrenchl pfess Is unanimous in affirming
doubted title; that the occupation OF this island by
EnRland lie Illegal; and that abe is proceeding to forti.
fy it in defiance Of all rights. in order to insure for her.
self the domination of the Red Sea, and a monopoly
of the trade with India. Ougbt We TO confne our.
selves to pointing out the designs OF England, the
tendencies Of her policy, and the perseverance, with
which she pursues her ohiect7 lie that the only part
that the prees has to play Is It enough TO record
complacently that q military commission has advised
such and such works, in order that the English forces,
doubly established on Perrin and on an isiet on the
Arabian coast, should be able to cover by. a cross
hre. the only practicable entrance TO the Red sea l.
No, that 10 not enough. VIII Europe allow these
works to be msde7 Will she permit lhe detestabls
maxim, "Ce QMi bon a prendre eh bon a gdrder," to
be predominant in the law of %nationsl That is the
true, the only question:; and France, for more reasons
than one, cannot hesitate to ask il.
On the one hand. IL France, without calculating The
sasrl6ces which such an enterprise imposed upon her.
co operated in assuring the independence and integrity
of the Ottomon empire, il was not. We suppose, that
England-in spite Of the treaty Of Paris, te which che
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
JANIS A.. WALxER, Secretary.

LATER FROM RIO The bark Rainbow ar.
ri, ed at B~altimor-. on Thursday. brings later adyices
fro lilo. The yellow fever was fast %abatlug, there b.
ing at the time Of her sailing only ten or t~elvs deaths
. day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

NEW YORK, April 23.-The anti Republican
ference, have been passed-syes 81, noes IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

NEW YORK, APRIL M.-Flour-Ths marie, !,
day Is firm, with sales Of 1900 barrel. at - %.s, r,,
for nammon to good State: Ohio 81 55sl d. w.
ern a 50a4 IS. LA. =
Wbsat-The market today lie quiet; With .s.s' >,
6,0U0 bushels-Southern white I25slS ceo"' :
117al20 cts. NJ, h,.5
Corn-rhs market IL heavy; sales OF ivr% Ssot
els, Southern white at 73s75 cents, and ''"'
for yellow. ,.v d
Pork-The market is firm. with sales ""'
Mess al Si9al9 10. Prime sI5 3Osl5 ". Obi
Beet-The market 10 firm; sales Of re'pscA'N
csgo at sl3sl3 50.
Lsrd-Is buoyant; sales at il iallte. Ohio.
Whiskey-Is dull-sales at 2li cents !r oO'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

BALTIMORE, APRIL 24.-Flour is 6rm-'ss
Howard street and Ohio, 81 81; City VIE e. =. :,
Wheat is steady; fair TO prime red, slal VI: a@ e.
prime white 81 l0al 20. Corn il dull: white 90, n,
cents; yellow, bSs7G'cepts, Provisions are ho'yrTI.
bulk pork ct 9ta9i cents; mess pork, Sls; lafo' ~
he. Whiskey il dull at 2D1s2lt cenfs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

HonE MANUFACTURE the cars Of every descrip.
ton for the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail Road have
been ordered from the Union Car Works, near Ports
mouth. Sir freight care aud one passenger car have
already been put on the road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL coNvENTIo,

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
At q netting of The cu,z-ns nf PuLA.KI county.
held at the Court House on Thur.dav tn. 22d day nf
April, ithat being Court day. Col P l. Wooiwips
was called 10 the Chair. aud James A Walker
appointed Secretary. The ohj It, Of the meerlng hav
ing been bri. fly explained, the following resolutions
we're offered aud unanimously adopted
Resolved, That in the opinion Of thus meeting, it Ia
proper and expeii-nt that ths county OF Pulaski
should he represented in the Commercial Convention
to be held OIL the 10th DAY Of May, in Montgomery,
Alnbnfna.
Resolved, That the Hon. VIM. 3. Preeton of Mont.
gomsry, Joseph Cloyd, DR.. EDWIN Watson, DR.. X
~, Cra'g' Benjamin + Wysor, Thomas Poage, Lynch
CaIr,n and NJ A. Bsirue, be appointed delegates
On morton, the Chairman and Secretary were
added TO the list of delegates.
Resolved, That these proceedings bs publ;sbed in
the Richmond and Montgomery psp-rs.
P. l.. WoULWINE, Chairman.
JANIS A.. WALKER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

JAMES BARRoJ HoPE This gentleman deliversd
his famous Ode on Washington, at Williamson, 6.
Va on Wednesday night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

THE BAKERS ISLAND GUANO.-The aam.
Piles Of guano from Jarvis and Baker islands, oh
tanned by Commander Davis, Of the ST. Mary'S, U. s.
slonp of-war, have been received by the Navy De-
partment. They were forwarded by Com. Davis TO
San Francisco. for the reason that hs did not suppose
them Of any value. In fact, it ia said, he reported 10
the Department that the deposits on these islands
were but mere earth" Commodore Mervine "a.
ported that it was 'bird lime in a state Of decompo.
sition." Bnt Is soon as HE tCom. Davisj report wss
received, the Department cent for them TO be imme-
diately forwarded. The Smithsonian Institution will
analyze these specimens. a quantity of this guan6
reached the United States last spring, and its efic6-
cy as q fertilizer has been abundantly proven, as will
appear from tests now on file in the Patent Off g.
The resolution lately passed by the Senate calling
tor information relating to these Island, will doubtless
furnish the facts nov on fe in the Navy, State. Trea.
sury and Interior Departments.
The American Guano Company have their agents
in the Pacific now occupied in laying buoys and
mooriDgs at their islands, after which they will char.
ter, We hear, a number of vesseIa, whose arrival will
probably anticipate next years CROP Warrington
Mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

RrriREp TO 4 CosvkNr. George Sand, the ce,e.
brai-d French authorizes And socialist, has retired Ia
spend the remainder Of her days in 9 convent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
MAXINE NEWS

MAXINE NEWS.
NORFOLK, APrI ~ Arrived in Hampton Roads,
Brig DsvonshI~ from Bermuds, and Bark Haxal,
trep Rto, bound Rtohrrond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
MONEY IN DEAD LETTERs.-In the eramina

MONEY IN DEAD the eIamina.
iion Of the dead letters At the General Post Office for
the last quarter Of the year, there we're found 2,472
which contained money. amounting to Sl3. 457. The
three previous quarters seve 2.352 letters. enclosing
Sl3 36l-2245, covering Sl2,655. AMI 2,2Oe letters
SLASH. Thus In ons year 9.s7l letters we're dis,
covered, covering S5I,2S5; nine tenths of which have
been, through the prompt and Judicious action of the
finance bureau, restored to IFS original owners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

prATH or Coz. EiaTRaScK We regret to
bear of the Oath. al Shepherdstown, on Wednesday
last, Of Col John +. Hamtranok, after a shor, i'll.
peas. He was Colonel Of the Virginia regiment in
the Mexican war. and was an officer of deservedly
high repute. He had alec filed other prominent po.
sitions 10 public lite, and maintained always an e!e-
waited character.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
END OF THE ROCHESTER MURDER

M UT II tVVITF' VI
ROCHESTER,, April 2i.-The Court opened at ~
o'clock this morning to sentence Ira Stout for the
murder Of Charles NJ. Titles. The prisoner was
asked if be had anything TO say1 He replied {:
Nothing too much has been said already" Judge
Wells then sentenced him to be hung on the 18th Of
June, between the hours of - and 4. P. NJ. The
prisoner evinced no emotion at the verdict or the
sentence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27
THE GREAT REApING MACHINE CASE.

.tlis brother IL Bishop and bis son Is Geueral.in. Chic
OF Paraguay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

rHE ERuir Bve The Danvils semi. ly
News, says-A Grange kind of bug or fly, has made
its appearance In this region of country. which is Paid
90 be very destructive 10 the young peaches and cher.
rt-s. They swarm in great multiludss about the or.
ehaTds and prsy upon the buds and blossoms. TIL.
bug c resembles a lightning. bag, but it is
smaller,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

FIRE "A barn belonging to a Mr.. Click near Mt.
Sidney, wns struck by lightning and consumed on last
Tuesday night, during the prevalence of the thunder
storm. LIss about - OO0 -LRoekingkam Registe~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

NARRow EscAPE.-The ~rs.idencs of Geo. Ksezle,
Z q, near k-.s eton, narrowly escaped being de
Regutr
Tbos. Morrison. Of Mil Greek Hundred, Del. has
PURCHASED q tarm OF 16O acres near fredericksburg
va for - 400
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

town have held meeting, and appointed acommittee
70 urge upon Congress the location of the National
Foundry there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

NORFOLK COUNTY CIRCUIT CoUnr.-The case OF
Glsdy, charged with killing John Williams, an old
sailor, 10 Portsmouth, a few days ago, was taken up
on Tuesday. After hearing the evidence. (which was
the same a. elioited before the Mayor and the counsel
On both rides, Gladly was remanded to Jail for trial
a, the fall term Of the Circuit Court Norfolk Her.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

The baraue Vim. G. Lewis which has been 10 the
custody of the u. 8. MARSHAL of the district, for seve.
.sl months past on the charge Of having been en-.
zaged In the slave trade, has been appraised by
Cepts. Ryan, Harding, and Bruff, at 5000.
The above nit was appointed at the recent
eessioD Of the q. =. Court, which wac held In this
city on Monday laet.- Norfolk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-27

DIAfH eAusrp ~ Jls-AnlNE FLowrRs.-A child
Of Mr.. Jsrod, four years Of age, living on the West.
ern Branch, In Norfolk county, was poisoned some
days sinee by sucking the flower of the yellow jeFsa.
mine. Tho little one died in an hour after II complain.
ed of being sick. The parents would not have
known The cause Of the sudden death Of their child
hut for a play male. who said 1t had been sucking the
aowsr, which y q deadly poison.-N Norfolk Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-19


Foarh seetion e 2 A Stone for si2a0oli security H.
Flih seeton % Baker, for slI7ooo; securities, W.
sEif section q = a Stone ror 100000 seenrity, Il II
Rsdlpsa further That the Mayor be ndho is hereby author
od to contract With the above named parties Tor the hfu
said resolution 10. 4,O6T
The following communication from the Street Com
missioner was read, and on motion, referred to the
Joint Committees on Finance and Streets ana Land
STREET COMMISSIONERS orrrCE, I
New Orleans August II, ISIS )
To the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen
GeuemenSuce entering upo7 the discharge OF my duties
IS Street my earnest aen ion has been directed
to tie thorough cleaning q the streets Namsoas
necessary 10 use every power have the streets
properly cleaned Hsyns seen that the contractors were not
them notice employed additional workmeu in n dtiee
Districts The contractors Of the First Second and Third Dis
trfc have accented the additional force and progressing
Win her contracts Mr. Joseph Kaiser Of the Fourth bis
draw his workmen and abandon the contract This Inns how
ever not ntereed with the work As have engaged twenty
five and five cars and PUT them to work at his expense &C
work upon me r9l SONG P@Nns n, i '.s o. w ~
work time for business season have after giving him
due notice employed additional workmen, and the paving is
now progressing rapidly The additional force being at e
have also inform your honorable body that Mesrs fhos
Hines sga Michael Sqpfy III n for shn the I'll
Lamps o. ne tlFSI a Inn i T neSs m %in
whitman to perform that duty for month CGp John Yo
MI Wilman arter consultation with the City Attorney
All Of whiCA is respectfully submitted
G. o. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
The rules being suspended petition from the
butchers of the French beef market Second District
praying that the Surveyors specifications for the
pairs Of said market be altered, was read.
The following preamble and resolution, offered by
Mr.. BENT, were, on motion, unanimously adopted and
sent up for concurrence.
Whereas petition of the butchers Of the Meat Market Of the
Second District been presented the Common Council
pnyng at the alterations contemplated in The specdcad
repairs Of said market file in tn Surveyors
Office would be injurious and detrimental to their business
rations. Therefore
lied Withhold from sae-iu the sale of the contract for the
repnirs Of the market of the cityte Beef Market Of the
District that the aforesaid specifications may be altered
by the City Surveyor.
The following communications from the Treasurer
were read, and on motion referred to the Finance
Committee:
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT,