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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
NO1ICH

John II. Brown,
against No, 1882.
Allen Brown, Clara W. Brown, Superior Court.
David II. Brown, Sarah y. Partition
Brown, and James l.. Brown,
and Daniel Kiser,
A LIEN BROWN will take notice that petition
n was filed against him and other defendants
above named, the 9Th day OF Augusi, A. D., 1863,
in the Superior Court within and for he county OF
Montgomery aud state Of Ohio, by John H. Grown,
and is now pending, wherein said John H. Brown de-
mAnds partition OF the following real estate: The
east half OF the south half OF out-lo number seven
In shorts plat Of out-lots In Section No. hye (5
Township one (l) Range seven (I) In Mad River
Township, fronting on the Steuben or Troy ltoad,
feserying strip ten feet in width along and next
the south line Of said east hal! ct the south half OF
out-lot No. 4 Aforesaid as an alley way, containing
two and half acres less the alley waN OF ten feet
la width, hy 90 reds taken Off the south side.
Also ii-lOt number thIrty-One (3l) ON Stone and
CoOpera plat OF the city OF Dayton, aud being No,
Tg6 OF the revised numbers OF city lots fronting next
second street. and also the market space Also lot
number eignteen hundred and ten (idiO on the plat
made by the executors OF David stone, decd ON
the I4th day Of July ls42 recorded In hooK q, No. p
mage 2io oil the Records Of Montgomery county, oil
sub-dvsion of lot OF land, containing nine Bs-l0O
20 acres lying east OF Webster street, south
OF the mill race north of 8d street. and west OF tho
canal ate canal FEEDER In the city OF Dayton, Also
lot nuinher twenty-one (2ll on stone and Cooper'l
addition to the town OF Dayton, laid out the 4th
and 6O said lot No. u fronts on Madison stroet 49I
IT, running back eagtwardly iaa feet All situate u
DAYTON, MONTGOMERY count, Ohio, and that at tn,
next term OF said ourt the aaid John II. Brown vii
apply for an order that partition be- made Of sai'
premiaeB. JOhN NJ bhONN'
Dated this Esd day OF August A. d. 1893.
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A ND NVNW I ~ IN OONNft IiVN
N with me Detroit ant roieto n n, % nu1l lhe
shortest lne between Dayton sn9 Detroit eoa VIII
miles Hhcria1t llns between DaYioh and Chicago,
TWO DAILY TRAfNa
trains viii leave payiea 81 Tolsdo, DETROIT And
Tnkf rRATN--Leayes al 900 A. m., srrivea a.
Toledo n $50 p NJ, Detroit 80 y. NJ connects AZ
Niagara Faila, Albany, New York and Boston, con
necin At LAMA AZ "a 90 4 with trains on the Y ~
Wa G. N. r. Tor Fort Waytle aad Chicago, arriving
a, Fort Wayne a. 100 p, m IN timeto connect WIN
huntington, Peru and 1oganspott, and arriving ~
Chicago At 7,oo y. m, IN time 70 connect with all
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects AZ Toledo with trains on NJ 3. n. !, y -
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with trains on the
cleveland and Toledo Rail Road tor tiet Gland ana
Buffalo; also connects II sidney with trains on D.
I. Road, eastand west, and at Pqua ior Columbus
SECOND TRAiN--Lcayes nay ton nte,so y M eon.
neota Al Lima with trains on 2. ~ W. q, r. r. NJ
N aidnight, and arrives ~ Chicago AZ 20 M
making close connection with All trains for the weai
ing with ~ morning trains west and north WIN
steam nont for Cleveland and huiihlo.
sleeping Cars are attached 10 AL night trains be-
tween Lama and Chicago. -.
! Chicago, and pointa West and horth-weet, Also 10
pttnhurxh rbllrdeirhiA and ail Eastern citlca an,
for an local pointsUn the eeileiontaineand Indian
aIs ny ~ 1an De had hy csliing 90 g. r. kINoi Tick
~, AZ irv as by any other route.
nt tafafal ahd call ior 1Ieteta ~ spy of Lima.
tfhn rates q freisli 70 ~ fclnla East or We
ne Transisrsbs.wsep Dayton and chieag,
pittsbure, Toledo or Detroit
aug15 -. SHOEMAKER, snp't.
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Dayton, xcnia a Columbus IL. Il,


Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
UHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
L for the East no follows; Night Express at 20 n.
M, Day Express lO,Ib n. mJ JAocommodationelbpm 10 p m
Arriving At Dayton, Accommodation bba n, M i
No. Express, n 80 N; Day Express, $50 y. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which IL minutei
faster than AytOn time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern citiei
by calling on p. II. WArmAn, Ticket Agent At thS
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenia and COlumbus-LeaNes hbiSO p
m. and arrives at 6,b3 A., IN, .
Al freights left at the Depot by $40 p. M, will
| @ forwarded same day, bv $40 p. IN. Freights ar
living at sap. M, win be delivered tsOOa. m.
J. DURAND, supt.
C. wARMAN, Gen'l. Ag't. apriS
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Master Commissioners sale.

Christian Miller, No. 1897.
Jacob Hsiaseauh, Ssi ct. ais. superior Court
QY virtue of judgment Of the Superior
- Court OF Montgomery county Ohio, rendered
In the above entitled cause, lwiilon
Saturday, October !, 1859,
A the door OF the Court House, An the city Of Day
ION ael 10 the highest bidder between the hours OF
tgo end four O'Clock r. a.. the following real eatata,
via, or parcel Of Andi situate In said city OF Day,
ton and known and described ~ followni Lot nine
hundred and six e06 on the revised plat OF the said
eity OF Dayton In this state Of Ohio.
kpprsined ~ thirteen hundred doll6rB-mAy sell
for thirteen hundred.
W. ''''' GEO. w. MALAkBRE,
Augs0 Master Commissioner.
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- - - -
DRUG STORE,
1aO MAIN swRnET.
BETwEEN MARKET AND FoURrH'
w s. ROBINSON,
(sucossson TO nUnnhnp Roamsos,)
rs NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WELL
Il known stand hia FOURTH purchase ior ihis
scss9n, from New York. rhllsaelph nstlmore sne
kept IN a nrat-claan Drug Store.
kmong the assortment may BE- found genuine Lr-
"Kssa Ne Qnick,p Bazlnt Frangpana, Olenn's,
Hsulcs Hafrlson's WFghta, B.rnY'n ann Other
pss1fs tsTs SeaS ssSs Honey G cyeerne
Franglpses and cs@phossiea, soaps scnope, hss
LIQUORS.
A null line Of pure Liquors, BY The bottle Or pint,
for medicinal and mech snical purposes, Turner's
Gingei Wine, aud blackberry Brandy superior Ca
""'' ' BURNING FLUID.
Fxtra quality, suitable for Patent and Common
OILS. PAINTS, AND VARNlsH,
OF every possible kind, color and quality.
FRUIT JARS,
In great variety bought directly fiom the menufae.
iurcrs, cash and can and Will therefore, be sold
BERHAVE'S HOLLAND BiTTERS,
For which lam sole agent tor this city and county.
pesiers supplied a. tha Manufacturers prices.
PATENT MEDlClNKS
" HAIR Oils AND POMADEs
fijf a thdusaad Inherent verlcilaS.
Whale OIL SOAR
For m. certain desreiion oiinareis On Plants Ane
Cc.,ars Rat Exisrminaior, Lyons Mag
neiic Insect Powder Bed Bag Exietninator
etNfffhhk' .,,..,,.sx.is
Hair, Teeth, Neil, Whitewssh, shoes ecfiih, Dust
WHITE LEAD AND LINsEED OIL,
df the very beat qaAity always % hanai Class cn'
putty, fluid Lamps and Lampwict.
TOILET GOODS,
IN endless variety, and Of best quality. large 70
of Varnish bought recently NJ forced safe IN Net
YorK, which can sell TO dealers NJ ieaa than Gin
'' ALSO,
Robinson'fHAif Tonic, cologne Cough Mixture, ~
arrhpa Cordial Horse lAniment, Horse towde
So, Gc., gusranteedto give entire satisfaction
Sloans Condition Powder, Houghtons
Peprin.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and aecuratel
compounded, Of the best medicines-none oth'
10 my friends and the public generally would n
turn my most grateful thanks for the liberal patroi
age extended to the late firm Of H. r., and won
Kindly solicit it, continuance, A. also An examin
tlon OF my stock BY those who have not heret
fore patronzed the house.
Lam permanently located here, and expect TO ma
friends and customers by fair dealing.
children sent 70 my store for anything VII
waited up and the same price charged ~ II the
parents came themselves.
JUST RECEIVED,
Aiarge assortment Of Fruit Jars OF thelstett Syl'
M BIRDS AND CAGES
BIRD Seed, and, in short, everything beongi
strictly 10 my business .,,,.o,,
jyib w. $. ROBINSON
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NEW TREATM ENT.
PR.lNATiE
s--ANp-
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

0WMN f~f'"~
-----.-----
At the Buffalo Private Hospitnl-Eeiob-
"A iishcd for the cure Of syphiiis, eeminal Weak
ness and the secret lnnrmities Of iou,h nnd msin-
rl ey ~ nH M.Sn AMVs ana Qua, streets, % tap ataifi
MOST acIENTiFIc INvENTioN.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility or
Noctufnal Emiauions, more properly known es ssm-
from aftsen ava 20 two months, by the use Of this
Instrument, when used conjoin'ly With medicines
YOUNG MFE TAKErAntiOUi.hkEO NOTICE.
mr. AMOS and SON take pleasure In announcing
thai thcV have Invented most important inatu-
ment fef the cutc Of the above diseaseg heen
subjected 10 test hy the most eminont physicnnain
Ionion, Paris, Philade phia aud how York; q laa
been declared the only useful Instrument when hes
ever Yet been invented, for the cute Of seminal
Weakness, or any disease Of The genital organs,
caused hy the aecrethabiro of youth. fticr Ten Dolls
lars, by Natl or Express.
A CURE WARRAN
Dr AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this peculiar class Of maladies and
tho relief the have consequently been able 20 rem
I fully acknowledged ny convaleseent patiente and
Others daily arriving IN town, IRON al parts OF the
tions while their cSertione havcbeofi crowned with
tho most aignal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced In cnqniring Into the causes Of
theae nieotious complaints tifom their mostslmre
condition 10 that Of the most DANGEROUS ana innei-
crate they have alwRi aenterthned the possibilty
of their prevention and removal, anc likewise In
variahiy found thatthe most horrible and malignant
formH of disease could almost invariably be traced
10 oneof the following causes;-ignotancei neglect
or Inc cfecia OF unakilful OF Improper treatments
therefore d AMOS and SON have succeeded IN
discovering, In the selection OF their remelith,
safe, oifrotual and cautious courses omitting ali
combination OF remedies which bear an cquivocal
character, No well arthose whose premature or niu-
dicoua application might be productive OF bad con-
sequenees In the hands Of private indivicualH, In
sh6rt the huhahe end Of their remedies u the less
cnine OF great mass OF human misery by the aiieN
iAtion relief and prevention OF those Erevoue At.
not0nB that are ~ reality the secret foe OF life, and
which white they 20 extensively surround ua, call
aioi FOR skiil and interference for their eXtef'
CuUN TRY 1NYALIDS.
Persons In an part Of the world may be success
fully treated hy forwarding correct detail Of thei
case with the remittance tor medicines, etc.
Address lr. AMOS and SON, corner Main ant
Quay streets, Buffalo, N. y. 1hni-aawly
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,iueinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON and after Monday April IL, 1859. PassOn
" gerrrains wilusaveths . 6ths treet Depot, Day
on for Cincinnati as follows;
Returning Trains
At 500 a. M, sos n. M, 400 p. M, and 80
p. M.
will tsave Cincinnati for DRyton,at SOC
.. IN. 800 a, m, 4.30 p. IN. and 800 p. M
The 73O ?. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
| apT9 DANIEL McLAREN ,Sup't'
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CIlnnno nrTirne.

Change ofTtme,
"A "a and after Moaday, April II, 1859, uutilfur
Otnsr notice, trnina will run as toilows:
Lhaves Dayton Union Depot a. s,l0 q. m. and
500 p. NJ. Arrive NJ Union ~ /, 80 .. m. and
T,50 p. m.
RETURNING.
| Leaves Union ~ AS a. m, and ,4b p. M,
arrives nj Dayton at 0,55 n, m, and a,bb, p. ms
The 600 p. n. train leaving Dayton, makes close
oonneciien ~ Union with the Expresa train on the
Beileiontaine road, for Indianapolis, connecting on
lie arrival with trains for Lafayette, Terre hAute
| and all points west, north and north west.
! For tickets and farther information, apply tt
samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent, Uniot
II. c. sTIMs0N, sup't.
dec2
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RoPosBD AMBNpMTNT TO THI
CONSTITUTION


Relative to an amendment to the Constitution, pfo-
yiding for Annual Sessions OF the General
Assembly.
RESOLVED, ny THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or TIVE
STATE OHto, Three-hitha OF the members Of
each house conourring therein thatt he and here
by proposed 10 the electors of the state to vote NJ
the next annual October state election upon the APP
provA or rejection OF the following amendment, M
substitute for the first clause OF the twenty-hfth
section uf the second article of the Constitution of
this stateto wits "Atl regulArseasons ofthe Genor-
al Assembly shall commence on the first Monday OF
January annually"
| WILLIAM u. WOODS,
speaker the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
/ April 5, 1859. President OF the Senate.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICER
| COLUMBUS, o., April Z, 1859. (
! hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Rcsolu,
tion, "reiative 10 an Amendment to the Constitu
tion providing for Annual Sessions Of the Genera
Aasemhly,"is atrue copy from the original roll OF
! nIe In this office. A. p. RUSSELL,
Rpri4 secretary Of state.
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SHOES. &c. &c!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 50. Jefferson street.

"Itis now settled thst the iAsrrNd health Of Awf
men, women aud children, depends ontho condiuon
OF their RoLEsin ea,-
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: CuUN TRY INYALIps.

Persons In an part OF the world may be auccrsh-
fully treated By forwarding correct detail Of their
ease with the remittance for medicines, etc
Addreas ltr. AMOS and SON, corner Main ard
o1av stfesta BufIAio NY. ian7-dawiy
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No. 1882.
superior Court.
Partition.
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Aug9o-wly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
MARINE AFFAIRS.

We learn by telegraph from Georgetown, January
81 that the schooner Stranger is cut through by the
cs about 90 miles below thai place, and sunk in about
five feet of water The steam-tug Tempest with a
lighter, has gone to her assistance.
The Danish brig Zephyr, Capt. o. Same, from Co
penhsgen, arrived at this port yesterday bringing on
freight | III bushels of barley.
HUMANITY REWARDED.
The bark France, Capt. Ellis, of New-York, in a
late voyage from Havana to Bristol fell in with the
British bark Magistrate of Liverpool in sinking con-
dton and rescued the officers and crew. The British
Government saw fit to acknowledge the humane serv-
ice thus rendered by the presentation to Capt. Ellis Of
suitable testimonial. Lord Napier has addressed a
letter TO Gen. Cass, transmitting with it case con-
tanning atelescope to be presented by the British Gov
ernment to Capt, Ellis. The telescope was forwarded
to Collector Scael who presented it to the worthy
captain. Capt Ellis acknowledged the receipt of the
present in fitting terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
their report, TO bear these facts 10 mind Nj. Wnte
pitched INTO the American institute for the summary

tbeir report 10 bear these facts 10 mind. Mr. White
pitched INTO The Anercan institute for the summary
and Illegal ms,nsr in which they forcibly took pos,
session Of the Palace, and the properly OF over ~
n,hitors, belonging to AL srts OF the country ne
attributed the de srueon OF the Pslsce oy nre 70 the
ceessness OF the officers of the lnsttie who never
took any precaution 70 guard AGAINST sucn dansei
never suPposirs that il was possoe tor saca on''
ing 20 take FIRE.
Mr.. LEONARD replied to Mr. White, asserting that
the city anthones propoeed 70 them 70 take charge
OF the Palace, at b certain rent and that the nre
occurred in the pattern room not, stated from the
M. HoFFx,x did no, believe tha: the Institute
hsa the means ~ erect such building as they pro-
posed - erect.
Nr. B,SHs. of Gould, Bsrks & Co, representing
hsi ion of dollars worth of real ,ststs fronting
on TIE square presented map, ON which the squsre
il lsd on' park IL this that induced the pres
ent occupants 10 buy their lors.
JoHN d. WHITE said that 10 years ago the land
was appropriated ,or PotteTs telt, but when they
dug inro H. they found il damp ss 10 be untt
In 1886 IL WAS appropriated for reservoir purposes
and this map or which the property owners speaS
was only fancy sketch made by John D. Searie, tnst
instead of bsing q park, it was piece OF waste
ground and tee ordnance making 1t over to the
Crotcn Aqlcduct Department, had never been re-
pesed.
The pe,ition of Messrs. Hitchcock & Gallon for
perDission 10 erect kiosks or uon ouialngs Oh Tue
sidewalks in the principal streets to shelter apple
women newsmen and other bucksters during the
dsy and the police after O'Clock at night, read
Tne Compsny would derive its income from letting ont
these places as shops and advertising various com
modities in the glazed windows.
The Committee asked if they were to be devoted 70
the use OF the public as urinals.
The petitioner replied certainly not but for the pur-
pose Of hGipg the unsghtly huckster stands lighting
the streets at night, snd they would be placed on
the street corners to indicate by umnated letters
the name and number OF the streets.
An elderly gentleman supposed that these places
were to be turned into assignston houses and places
for advertising medicines for secret diseases.
Mr. BooLE said that the Company woald place no
advertisements on them that the Common Council
did not approve Of The kiosks 20 be octagonal
in shape shout l2l feet in hight, p in diameter, Of
iron frame and glazed sides. In the upper part 1t was
rtended TO place strong lights at night free OF cost,
Cor the benefit of the public.
There being strong opposition, at Mr. BoorE's
suggestion the Committee granted the parties another
hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
1Csn HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN
~ Read notie,. IN TA. 7yB4ne rne. Dee. /.

fY Read nofiees IN Ths 7ybane rines Dee |.
No;bps ssnds long that rests upon fsebood Loyaty TO
trp.h and full by res1IdDg tie beat ntsres Of
hds vii D'ure the O. any remedy for G.-s.~
R~s,ps ppon tbsse irmuisb. PRINCIPLES, who vcaie-s
the reputation Of The GxAErESEERs FAMILY
MEDoNEs Prepared and prescribed BY physicians sotins
the honorable eplomss AID acting under leg s.ave
horty and having been freely offered 20 he medical profession
with every facility for the examination Of ingredients and
the b.shps effect Of the prepsraons The Grssfnberg
Medicines 80 qD.ek, untrisd nosus but they appeal
20 he public with al the force Of healing
properties Of tie hishest value.
complete history OF tbese resdse together with general
information Of the latest value 20 every family in The
GraCehbe,g konual Of Hedd little volume, which s s
BY nail post paii) on receip. Of twenty-five cents
TIE GEAEPEyBERG MARsHALTs UTERINE CATHoLIcoy IS
WIDELY KNOWN CURATIVE ACTION Is ALL
THOSE DISEASES woMEs TERMED UTERINE, AND WHICH
ARE so PREVALENT FAMILY, TH,r 1T HAS BECOME
HOUSEHOLD WORD. TIE FOLLOWING BRIEp TESTIMONY IS
SUBMITTED:
lam Methodist clergyman. Hy hear has fairly sched 70
witness the feeble health Of have Travelled cir
cult preaching the Gospel thank God, however ths, have
al these diseases give way TO the Grasnbeg Afhas
Uterine Csthobeor, wherever II has been used.
Rev. PETER SHARP Ridsswsy, Mich.
csnnot snd words express my thanks 70 be medical I'd
wiser OF the Graenbeg Company whose prescription Of their
Csthocon together with his able and kind advice the
under Heaven, Of restoring entire health aer
years Of misery and the failure Of the best phyans In the
country 10 ehoyd me any relief
KATE II. HAMILTON, Wilningtcn, DEL
~ Should natural distrast Of ads0hsed yenede deter
persons from sending for medicine they sa-nesy urged
aed,es letter TO the medieal attendant Of the G,aeenbrS
Company and he rA eheefuy urni'h them pih 'ai1etory
proof, eithout charge.
The GRAEFEsEERG MARsHALL's UTERINE CirHoLIcos is
SOLD AT THE GEAErExBERG COMPANY No. 81
PaRyRow, NEwYoRK, and BY all Druggists Price 81 80 per
bottle.
On the receipt fir dollars by the Graefenbr9 Company fee
bottle. .haR be cent and pres' charges paid to the end
route from Nep- York.
Address orders TO JOSHUA p. BRIDGE, NJ D.
Secy Graefenberg Company, No S2PHk-row, Newfork
~ General agents ponted in the STATE Of Indiana. None
but estabshed ,esronsiJe need apply.
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-This purely vege-
~ table remedy combines e the properties Of Anti
septic mid Cathartic and Tonic. II quickly 1m
blood and other fluids Of the body the impurities Of unhealthy
secretion which enseDder and feed disease.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS Drurgss No 100
Fulton IT. New.Yok Price bottle, six bottles for g.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
BOARD OF COUECnMEN.

The Poard held regular meeting yesterday after
noon, Mr.. CORNELL in the chair
A Committee 10 Aibany-The proposition to send a
Committee to Albany attend to the interests of the
city in matters before the Legislature came up In its
regslsr order.
Mr.. Ross moved that the Committee pay their own
expenses which was lost.
The resolution was adopted, leaving the amount to
be allowed TO defray the expenses OF the Committee
blank.
Portrait Of Gor Kiag.-A resolution to appropriate
81 600 to have portrait painted of the Hon. John A.
King, Ex-Governor of this State, and an additional
81 600 for frame for the same, referred to the
Committee on Arts and Scier ces.
The Tar Lery-The Committee on Finance, to
whom Was referred the matter of the tax levy for
1859, from the Board of Aldermen, made the following
report That owing to the very short time they have
had the levy in their bands they unable to make
as lengthy and detailed report as they would have
wished. II will be noticed, however, that the Com
mittee have made many alterations and additions
thereto, where it has appeared to them advisable or
as new or Just claims have been presented TO them.
Your Committee have included in the tax levy the
amounts of the judgments obtained by Reynolds &
Co., contract for removal OF Offa &C., and by Har
sen ~ Co. for grading Eghtysixt1 street, as these
judgments cannot be avoided and If not provided for
may cause the city much trouble and expense. They
have also included som for the settlement Of the
Ward Island Purchase, TO which the city indsputa-
bly, bound. The Committee have made the reappro-
priations generally more full, and have increased
many ct TIE appIoPn.tons particularly where the
that il many instances the reductions impoltc,
and woud be likely to cramp the different departments
before the end of the year. than which it would be far
better to have surplus in the City Treasury. Thus,
your committee have added $40 600 to the appropria-
tion for docks, &c. and have also increased number
of otner appropriations. They have also transferred
many OF the appropriations made from one heading TO
another es being more correct. The Committee here
with submit the ordinance amended by them for
the consideration OF the Board.
The PrtHt,Hg Committee-The resolution TO add
Special Committee Printing ard Advertising having
been adopted, the President appointed Messrs. OF
larson, Mcconnell and Bickford az the Committee.
OtsJ CommMtes-The President appointed Mr..
Hall on the Committee On Ordinances, and Mr.. Town
send on the Aims House Committee in place of Mr..
Bsbcock, resigned.
Adjourned 70 Monday.