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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01
WORK HOUSE.

A the beginning of the present municipal year
the work house ms tuition not at all CT edit
able TO the city The prisoners of the city, amount
ing sometimes to forty or fifty, were roEded with
out respect TO sex or color, into two small rooms,
badly ventilated. During the present year an
establishment has been erected equal, If not sui
rior, in all it's poinlments to any similar institu
tion in the country. The sexes are now kept in
separate apartments, and ample provision made to
protect all the inmates during Indictment weather
while AT their work Every Sabbath afternoon d.
vine service is held in the prison by lr.achers of
the different denominations, and its fscts have
proved most benrf,i al. The whole esIabli, hmeut
is kept in perfect order and the health and comfort
of its inmates well cared for In connect on with
been erected for the purpose of ng he stock
belonging to the city, which al the larters
The keeper of the Work House h charge If the
steamboat and gravel b ats belonging TO the City,
and has manned the boats W, Ii as got the grav
Ell on the island with the Work House hands ever
since the system was eommsnceJ. The supply of
this material has already been furnished il guam
titles equal TO our demand and cost of less than
Two cents per lushel, which is far cheaper than
broken limestone or any Other M rial. Our oit-
Gems are highly delighted with the new streets, and
if the system is carried out, Sill in few years
have one Of the most beautiful cities in the Union
The steam boat, besides serving the purposes Of
The city, has more paid the Interest on her
cost, and the Insurance money, by towing boats up
and down the river In the winter season she can
be of great service bringing wood from the island
for the poor Of the city and rowing coal boats from
the Ohio river, TO supply the Water Works
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usss EDrrOrs tell the people that the hne Tobacco Sc long
anIOusy louge has aud that they may luxurse
once more by calling st J.W. LANGLf Co-s
octI-a9t IS Union
scr DOOr-keePsr.-.We authorised 70 annoOhes
AoTON iOESs, Of Nashville, candidate for Principal Do0r
Pe Of the HOus OF Representatives and to say that cleo
zee, Il vi serve the members faithfully. Oetl-ta
We arr authorized to announce c. CLENDENNs Of Sumner
eeHnty As candidate for Orper OF the House Of Repre-
ssnAtiyes. octl-td
II Just received direct from England one hundred and
tEsng select patterns TABLE KNIVES Also other
EEEsh Goods thai will be SD at small adpce on cost for
Cash, prompt time dealers at es, than market value
MCCALL 4 CO.,
lATknan a ELLA old stAnd1
ST~ Ne. b Public Square
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FIFTH SEcTIoS-AIl carriages for the procession
will join the procession in Of citizens foot,
under direction Of GEO. KINNEY and JAS. Nc
LAUGHLIN, Msrshals.
At 400 o'clock the procession win form and move
round the Square to College street, dOwn College TO
Unior, up Union 70 Cherry down Cherry to Church,
up Church 10 Watkins Grove. B. F. CHEATHAM,
-r Chief Marshal
We are requested by the Chief Marshal to state
that the following gentlemen have been appoint
ed Assistant MarshAls for the LIST Of October: j.
Z. BosrIcK, THos LANTER, Y. S. PATTOS. Y. B.
JoxEs, J. sEHoK, W. HAYWOOD. HESRY O..
JOHNSON, A. G. MERRrTr, W. t. beatty, JASPER
TAYLOR. Csc kinney. and JAS McLAUGHIN.
They viii please provide themselves with blue
sashes.
The Democratic citizens of Nashville. and all
others visiting the city ara invited to 1in in the
procession.
The MarshAls are requested to meet on horse
back, at the upper end of the Market House this
morning at o'clock
Assistant Marshal Dr. JoHN W. MoRToS.
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BAwDY POPULATION

This population exists in all Cities and is by some
regarded as a necessary evil A few years ago an
attempt was made on the part the Corporate su-
thorties to expe these poor creatures from The oty
but the result proved abortive, as we now have in
our city an undue proportion of this class of per
sons visit almost any morning TO the Record RS
Court, or the Hospitals will convince any iutelli-
gent mind of the necessity of having this class Of
our ci'izens placed uGder police regulations. This
subject has undergone thorough investigation re-
Gently in several OF the cities of the country, and
they have enacted laws of a humane character,
winch If properly carried Out will prove beneficial
not only to these unfortunate beings but the whole
clmmuniiY.
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Lana SALE.
NOTICE

NNHE public respectfully informed that JOHN l. BROWN
~ o. the nrm OF ]. l. T. ". Brown, Resi- Ayene u
again a. home, add has q very large Nnosnt Of ne
Best CisE and Country Property
For sale that Is IN aks Baysrs and es-s paz-
lsrY invited to ca and hin be pledges haf a1aerc
emf % Evs sstseton, And = pgspred sre hara
oEaeS; ~ enss'S s''s- 1t~R
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CITY Hall, September 80, 1859.

To The Honorable the City CoVnca
GESrLEMEN: The new charter Of the city imposes
on the Mayor the duty Of communicating TO The City
Council, in writing, at such times as lac may deem
necessary information in regard TO the affairs IF the
city and this will be my last official communica
ton, deem it proper, that should furnish to your
honorable body resume summary of what has
| been done in the various Departments Of the gov
eminent during the mur ieipsl year of 1889.
10 reviewing the events of the past year, we have
just cause to acknowledge the goodness and beneG-
cence Of an Rli-Eise Providence, who has bestowed
upon Us the blessings of health, peace, and plenty.
Ia previous year Of the history of our beautiful
city have We made such rapid progress toWs ds that
destination marked out by the advantages of posi-
ion fertility Of soil, salubrity Of climate and the
enterprise Of our people. The trade OF the ty has
largely increased in all the departments; the RbInd
snce and oheapness of coal has given impetus to
our manufacturing interests. New communications
| have been made by the completion Of railroads,
which will extend still further the Of trade
| aud influence, aud other communications have
| been secured which will open new channels of
| trade. \ magnificent hotel in keeping with our
| wants has been commtn,ed besides various
| public and private edifces of q costly and useful
character. Real estate has enhanced largely 10 val
| ue-ouT population has increased Tapidly-iife and
Vigor has been infused into municipal aft airs
ere lit redeemed and sustained home and abroad
| and by the pursuance Of liberal and prudent
policy the city government has placed Us high in the
estimation of oIr sistsr Cities aud given unto Us
that character for hospitality aud magnsnimiiy
| which should Charseterze every city Of eur COM
mon country. At the beginning Of the present
municipal year We lsbOred under many serious diff
| feuties, most Of the members Of the City Council
had no experience 10 municipal legislation, besides
| We had just commenced under the new charter with
| Two boards and parliamentary rules for their gov
,rnment The credit ofthe city had been impair ed,
the treasury empty, the textbooks Of the present
year nearly exhausted by previous appropriations,
and heavy debt past due hanging over us. la a
short line. however we begin to work in harmony,
an by united effort succeeded in placing the affairs
of the corporation on basis that gives hope for the
future
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10 Cauiion.--They article of
Ssts-<e--s whiskey well known as "DAy's Aro-
ms.c VALLEY Whsket has eshe reputation 90 universal
as renders difficult for the manufacturer keep pace with the
demand This is the result OF persverng energy
ducon sustained by determination adopted OUTSET
never for instant departed FROM that its original purity and
unryaled excellence should continue to the end.
The fAte attendant upon efforts,
has Overtaken the 1t mtael by INSCRIPTIONS
mposors inferior spurious article pamed OF upon
the community, to the great dement of the public we'll
injury the manufacturer both in emolumen and earned
epute Every effort has made guard against piracy
by Copyright of the Label ad by peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution the public agsinst this Imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information
those VITO it, by having vcmzed otherwise
as will enable to protect the public and myself by procu
ton to the utmost The genuine "Days
matte VALLEY Whisky put in l. bottles EACH with
light yellow LABEL AMI sealed with yellow with the
preOrs stamp the aud fac smile signature Of the
prietor the label All other articles limitations
IL Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whkey sold by the bottle and
only WIN. II. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
sepsl-d9m Sole Proprietor
1N-S Among the many periIOuS
skS diseases OF childhood, Worms may be cited the
common the dangerous Perhaps ought
to speak in the past tense than the for since the
PRODUCTION Of WERs DASADIN CERFUGE, the disorder has
had for those Acquainted with the
cine Its petiOn direct and rapid and contains
mineral substance it be given without
youngest inmate OF the nursery.
particular and remember the name Hinsr's CdRadaH
Trm9s" This the only article depended
| Remember this
| For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
| J. WRIGHT L CO.,
| 81 AID Isl Chprtres street,
epls-dkwlm Sole PrOpTietors.
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The Great English Kennedy -
AIk - SIR James Clarke'S Celebrated
Il. II

The Great English Remedy--
dHk - SIR James Clarke's Cele bra ted
Female Pills.
This Invaluable MEDICINE is unfang the Of all those
painful dangerous diseases which constitution
1t moderaeS all AID all DISTINCTIONS
and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies
is especially suited 1t will in short time bring the month
IL periId with regularity.
bottle, price dollar the government stamp Of
Great Britain 70 prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION
ThsSe PIE EhOad not be taken " females duTt70 tie
FIRST THR GE MONTHS or Pregnancy. tSy to
bring Miscarriage BAT at any Osher time sy are SAFE
In all Of spinal affections. pain in the back
and limbs fatigue slight exeon, papston OF the hear
lownes Of spirits Mysteries sick headache. Whs, and all the
painful by disOred system, these pills
will eject when all others have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully perused
bottle containing 50 pills, and enccle with the government
samp Of Great Britain be post free for 81 and
postage stamps
Sole Agsn, for the United staies and oanaaA.
lob MOSES,
Rochester, " 7.
Sold IN Nashville BY Berry Dsmeviile and O. W. Hsnder
shott, and all respectable druggists noyz3-d&wIyins
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As,I.tant Door.l.eopel.-House,
ron COUNTY OrFIcE8S.
For Countr Trns1en.

Wsare authorized to annOunce THos. T. SAUNDERS
daAte for the once of couaey Trustee for davidson county,
the election TO be held n March. 1850 ap5
We are authorized to IsaAM CLARK oAndi-
date for County Trustee ct the ensuing March electon
Ang27-tA
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AhENf, a
candidate for County davidson county the next
March elsetoa. tsss2-tds
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Bank of West Tennessee at
SAbASa MEMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
deemed at the Union Bank Nashville dtw
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For Messenger.

We authorized announce H. sIo,S as card'dae
for Messenger OF the Senate. sepl0-t=
We authorized to annonne JAMS X Polk GANHON
ddae for reele,5n Aiessengerto the Senate sepIll
We authorized to JosErH STONES cand
date for Mes enger Of the Senate. seplI-t
weAre authorized BoEr s e candidate
for Messenger Of the Senate. r srpl6-td
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CLOTHING

CLOTHING
And Merchant Tailoring.
We receiving large elegant stock OF Fall and
Winter Cotng Goats, Pants Vests, Boys Youths Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods Of every description Also full and
complete stock Of Cloths Cassmeres Vesngs which
will make up order guarantee to give full satisfaction
Gail ami examine at WARD, BIRMINGHAM cos,
octl-2m Nc % Public souare
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THIED SECTION Citizens from Robertson and
Sumner counties, VIII form o. Front street. right
resting on the Square, under command of Marshals
Henry O. JoHSsoE and A. q. MERRIrT.
FoURTH sEcTIoE.-The citizens Of Nashville and
Davidson county viii form at the Market House,
under the direction ef W. 7. BEATE and JAsPER
TAYLOR, Msrshals.
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GAS DEPARTMENT.

This department is growing more and more i'm
pOrlaut every year, and think by proper attention
the expenditures for gas might be very much dimin-
ished. The whole this year for streets and pub
lie buildings is fraction under six thousand dol
lars The whole number Of gss lamps en- the streets
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WATER wosKs.

No work has been done on tae Reservoir this
year. owing 10 the fact that suit had heen iustrtut,
bJ the previous Board against Gray & Tarvin, con-
tractors for building the new basin. This suit was
decided against the Corporation st the last term of
the Ch1Rcery Court, and directed our Attorney to
carry 1t TO the Supreme Court where il will be de-
cded this winter. Notwithstanding this obstruc-
tion to our progress, have supplied the city
abuudsntly with water, aud at far less cost than
any previous year. In the single itsm Of fuel alone
We have saved several thousand dollars, by ceasing
to wood and purchasing coal at the proper sea
son In large qusniities. We have coal now on hand
sufficient to Iun the works until next spring The
consumption OF water in the city amounts to about
five hundred thousand gallons per day and the fuel
used amounts to about forty bushels of COAL or six
cords of wood per day. The superiat .ndent of this
department has laid in different parts of the ty
about eight thousand feet Of water pipe of different
sizes; besides the erection of numerous fire plugs
where most needed. The work of pipe laying is
now going on. and before the cold weather sets in
the superintendent will have finished all the orders
Of this Board.
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GAIT HOUSE,


LOUISVHLLEg Ky.
FT1HE PrOpretors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing fer
large increase OF travel from the opening the Louisville
and Nashville so1d. have enlarged The Hotel double
former capacity, sih and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c. G-'4 q ~ -
The public rely that thk Sesarnei reputation
GALT HORSE, strictly class Hotel shalt be mAinSned
This House conveniently located for travel East West
the Louisville office Jacksonville Railroad having
railroad all Northern and Eastern Cities
the Landing Of the United States Mail Line Steamers for Incn
natl and the East, within square Of the Eotei.
r. Baggage checked in the Gait House :hs pripcipal
points NORTH, Esst and West.
NJ Time from louisville to New YoGk 3s hours.
tanglg-6m
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OF the Hotel, Columbia Mau-y county, Tenn Mrs- FRASKL
states That In very few years she chiirfn
springs Of her vaus notwithstanding the heat physicians
in attendance and all ard attention
For past she has only used the Chirens Pansces
all diseased Of children 10 her family, ard that
lest child and ali that she has advanced that Peo
that proved fatal 10 those that she has
All persons who have used this Medicine, tnoS that
invaluable ALEN. MACEE
AOent for A 4
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FOR OFFICERS OF THE IEGISLATURE.
Clerk OF the Senate.
We authorised THos s. MARR candidate
for Principal Clerk OF the Eenate. seP6
We areauhorEed JSO kCCLARIN OF Smith coun
ty. a candidate for Principal c Jerk Of the Senate.
auE2t-tdt
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an Saturday the 10Th day Of October will offer for
sale at publ auction, at the plantation Of the late Mrs
Francis Hawkins dec d. In NRnry county, miles South
Columbia, and three miles from BgyV all Of the personal
property belonging 10 said estate ION that RaTm consisting
Jacks and Jennets (of the latest improved sOck ofsss Mules
ROss, Cows, 0&en Sheep Wagons Plantation Utensils
&C. Terms Of saeSX months credit all S. IS
and under cash TIIUS. 2. HAWKINS, Admr.
Octl-w3t Of Francis Hawkins, deceased.
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FARm F0R SALE.

AN Offering for sale, privately that valuable Tet Of Land
SHOWN ~ the Hays Tract, Situated the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad from the city. h- mfroFs
1ens are OF The best description, cOnsisns Of fle brk
hoese WIN All other OuthOuses 4hsfe stoai %
ares cleared land, balance heavily tbered The Psce o
veil Esertd Take IL at0gzber,i Of the eabls
pl.cesiu the vicinity Nassie. sold By the st Of No
vembeT will be for the ensuing For particulars call
on Z. R. 0LAsCOcK Co N4SCE 3 WOODWARD ~
my store on Market Street, No. p.
sspls-T JAS. v. HAYS
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no COUNTRY BLACKsNITHS.
~ 600 BUSHELS Of RIacksmih.' Coal for sale at
.UUO the Elna Coal Yard. This coal has the
taon u being superior any other this you
wish Coal give you hot fre-no onder
per sulphur, buy the ETNA BY doing you will
money, it will burn much longer than any other. Try
Orders be cropped 10 Box 81 Postoce, Yard
back Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot
sep30 7 J. AeNEW.
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DISBURSEMENTS.


The following ia statement Of the School Fund:
RECEIPTS.
Balsuee 70 cre,, Of school Fund Oct 1853 s94ls7 %
AmoIp Of State Approprtsf.on .......... 2.lT3 30
Amount of Oounty Apnroprfa 1 QUO 90
From A Nelson Cole tor d .019 90
sale Of Real Estate ..-.......-. as 50
$500 %
DISBURSEMENTS.
AmOanf paid out BY Treasurer LOO %
q due by CorporSti0n -....--. Sl0Bn d
. due from Treasurer s@9sS Ct
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Engrossing CIerk-senate.

WeaTe authorized to announced FRANK s HAIE of McAnn,
candidate for Engros sing Clerk Of the Senate
sug2ltd+.
We suhorzsI Fs.xc NJ, PAu, of MenPhi,
candidate for Assistant CierE Vi the senate
aus3J-td.
Wes authorized and elete to joins 2 HOTTER,
county candidate foe Clerk Of
ate in the next Legislature. sep7-td
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CHARLES B. HALL,

| WHOLESALE AND HKTAIL DEALER TX
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, yALEsEs,
CARPET BAssS, &e.,
NO. Is sOETR SIDE PUBLIG SO aARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs nov IN receipt Of his Stock for FAN zaS VgYtet
consisting OF Ladies, Misses Chidrenss Boose-
Shoes and CATERS hin and taek Win I'D thout hs
Bentshns Calf Boots and Shoes CO. rs single anIiB
soIes
Gents nne Calf Scotch Boots and Sboes:
do do Kip Brogans, lined ana uniinei:
do d. Heavy Calf and Kip Root;
do DO do do Grain, water proof Boots
large assortment Of Heavy BregEns 5ats e. rfusf
USE beth Home Esd5 and Eastern Work, Men Poryb sf
honen'S Heavy Datch Boots &C.
eoDples assortment % Boys and Youths Calf and Kin
Boots Shoes and Brogns; also, Misses and Children. Kb %
Goat bOotee CATERS Shanghai Bo5tees With ami ihas
heels. 80 80
Aissss and Childsens Net die Tppss Boots-a new article
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies Preach Dress trunks. ane sle isser Iro
framed Trunks talses, CARPET Bags. Ies ssirss
&c, all o. which olsfei AZ sTanre Ga Costs
BY friends and the public generally respectfully nsi
examine their stock, feeling eonddrnt Iaf ty pleased
b0thla respect 70 qualify and FEire.
sepls-u CnAS. B. HAIL.
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EngrOs.ing cIerG-.Mouse of Representa-

EngrOsAiug Clerk--HOuSe OF Representa-
We are authorized and requested LYcrRsus
CHARLTON, OF Sumner county. candidate for Engosang
Clerk House Representatives, the ensuing session Of
the Legislature. sep29d,tp&wtd
We authorized to N. N. ALEXANDRIA Macon
county. candidate fer Engrosng Clerk Of the House
Representatives.. I'll.
We authorized Jks o. POTTER Of Saury
county. candidate for EngrUssng Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives. aug9-td
We authorized announce W. JAS. STRAYHORN, Jr.,
Wayne county. caDddale Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives. sep:lO-fd
For Principal Keeper of the House
of Representatives.
We are authorized announce HrRR1S, Rsq.. of D
county, Principal Reefer Of the
House of Representatives at the next session of the Legislature
augII-td
We authorized to DR.. H. D. CosEr Of Nashville,
candidate PriIepAl Doorkeeper Repre-
sentatiyes. angl6-h
We are authorized to announce c. FERRIS Jr Of
county, Tenn candidate for Principal Door keeper Of e
House OF Representatives. ang7-td .
We are authorized McII,mLTOS, Ruth
erfOrd, candidate for Principal Doorkeeper Of the House
Representatives, ausls-td
We authorized to announce JAMES L. LEAKE Candidate
for keeper the House Of Representatives aug3d
We are authorized to announce T. BEAIy, Nashville
candidate for Principal Door keeper Of the House of Repesen
| tatyes. aug5-bi'
WsAre autorzei to announce W NrLsoS Faye,te as
candidate Principal Door keeper the House OF Representa-
tives. augG 81
wesre authOriaetO announce Maj JOINS PEBEs, lincoln,
as candidate for Principal eeper House Repre-
| sentaves. aug3O-w4t
We are authorized wYBsTER Robert
county candidate for Door keeper q the House Of Re-
| ffvea zan3-tl
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The financial condition Of the city is of such
great importance that consider it my FIRST duty TO
bring to your attention her liabilities
The funded debt Of the city remains unchanged.
Bonds of the Corporation issued for railroad and
other purposes amount in ell TO $662, 500 %. The
interest on this debt has been promptly met at ma
turity and am happy to state that, IN view Of q
dividend from the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road on the 18th Of October next the Chcers Of the
road have kindly advanced to the Corporation
money sul Gent meet October Interest, which
WAS forwarded 30 New YOi 10 due time but which is
not included in the statement Of the Treasurer aud
Recorder for the present year. All the liabilities
due the present year, reported in the September
QS5S) statement. have been paid, except ten bonds,
held by J. Hsdley. Of one thousand dollars each,
ana small amount due for water pipe The bonds
mentioned have been renewed for Eve years by
agreement With the holder. The liabilities ct the
beginning Of the present year amounted TO $l42,
$685. Al, and the liabilities for the ensuing year
amounted 10 STAG 4.S7, being an excess OF
S8. 40. THIS is g very small increase in the
Indebtedness Of the Cooperation. when it is remen-
berei that q much larger amount Of work has been
done on the streets than ever before-s new and
elegant Work-House erectsd-HoWard School House
oommeuced-a Steamboat purchased neW Engine
for Fire Company No. !, purchased--damsges
amounting 10 81 ,07S for Fire Company No. A. assum-
ed-an Engineer's department estab tshed Snd 9 II
! ried on aud various Improvements made at the Wa
ter Works and in nearly every section of the city
The report of the City Recorder and Treasurer is
referred TO for detailed statement OF the Financial
ambition of the Corporation.