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TRIPLE SHEET HERALD.

The pressure of news and advertisements upon
our columns compels us, as we foresaw yesterday
to issue triple sheet of the HERALD again to-day;
and such are the indications of continued and in
creased demand upon our space that it is highly
probable we shall have to publiah triple sheets
every day this week. The successive publication
Of our journal in this enlarged form, while it af
fords additional convenience to the public, in
wolves the consumption of vast amount of
paper. We must therefore again call atten-
tion to the fact that we are DESTROYS Of
obtaining, if possible, one or more first
class paper mills capable of turning out from one
hundred toone hundred and fifty thousand sheets
Of paper per diem, in order that we might ensure
at all times an adequate supply Of this indispensa-
BILE material uniform in color, substance and tex
ture, and Of tar superior manufacture If there be
any persons, therefore, who have mills for sale,
they are requested to communicate with the pro-
prietor of this paper transmitting all the necessary
information relative to the size and capacity Of
their machinery, the number of sheets it can pro-
duce per day, their terms of sale, and any other
facts which it may be necessary to explain.
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The Black Republican Idea and Party
Its Universally Destructive Ten.


Its Universally Destructive Ten
denotes.
We give elsewhere to-day another letter from
the 7fib,ne'S Washington correspondence on
the true black republican idea. In these let
tiers the writer shows himself to be superior to
Seward, Spooner, Helper and all the other
black republican advocates, both in his ability
to trace an idea through its logical analysis to
its ultimate results, and in his fearless honesty,
which impels him to acknowledge the destruc-
ton which must attend its triumph.
The Tribune writer persists in his idea that
parties in this country are ranging themselves
under natural divisions and assures us that
the mercenary trading spirit" is bringing
about an utilization between "the slaveholding
and planting aristocracy Of the South, and the
moneyed aristocracy of the North" that in the
coming conflict "vast masses of mankind will
show themselves earthly, sensual, devilish, when
touched on the eide of the pocket
Derve;" but that the rights Of the
man is the electric cry which has
shaken empires, and toppled down thrones"
and under its banner black republican move
ment is on foot which will, if 1t can, 'sweep
like tornado through the political atmos-
phere."
Now, in the essence Of these things, though
not in the epithets which he applies, we agree
to the dotting of an ''i'' and the crossing of a
ct" with the Tribune correspondents descrip-
ton Of black republication and its workings.
It is bringing about an afiliation between the
conservative interests of the North and South
for selfpreservation; vast masses Of the people
will move against it as soon as they feel that its
inevitable results must be the reduction of the
wages of their labor, as has already been ex-
perienced by the shoemakers Of Massachusetts,,
and the destruction of their hardly saved CAPT
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New York. Tuesday, April IL. 1850.
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The European mails will close in this city this az
ternoon At harpast O'clock 70 by Railroad and at
four O'Clock, 70 60 by steamboat.
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u ten o'clock In the morning Single copies, In wrap
pers, nix cents
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NHw YORK HERALD viii be received ct the following places
In Europe
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win combine the received by mail and telegraph at
the ooc during tho previous week and up TO the hour Of
publication.
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AcApury OF MuSc.-t'Lucia di Lam2ermocS" was gives
last night with the former distribution, Which included
Adelina Patti sgnori Brignol and Ferri The perform
ance was an exceedingly good enc, ara was recsivsf
with enthusiasm by very large audience Tho artist
were recalled after each act and tho prma donna
sung better. The eSonnambula," with Patti, Brignol
and Amoaio, will be given Wednesday, for the aa
appearance but two OF Miss Patti
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The New Law OF CAPITAL PvNrsHMENT.-The
bill amendatory of the existing law Of Capital
Punishment which has been for several weeks
before the State Legislature, has finally passed
both branches of that body, and received the
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we'll to.what they are about, fer they nay de-
pend upon 1t that their old subscribers here
will keep their pockets tight buttoned II they
see any evidences Of tho devilish influences
which are distracing and dividing the
churcheR
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fore wstch carefully the 6rst indications Of
such q tendency and By their selfpos-.
session and hruness be prepared to crush
il out No party differences or recriminatcss
should be allowed to serve as IN
excuse for the bloodthirsty propenstties OF
those who owe their seats In the national Legs
lature less to their intellectual than to their
roistering and bullying qualities II the lead
ing men of the different organizations into
which the Congressional representation Is split
up would act from sense Of the duty which
they owe to themselves and to the country, and
try and keep check over the unruly spirits n
their ranks, the shame and humiliation Of suck
scenes would he spared us. We greatly fear,
however, that no such patriotic inspirations will
guide their course, and that we shall have ia
let the horror and disgrace Of such spectacles
work out their own cure.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT PATRIoTs-During the
past winter this city has been visited by num-
Der Of distinguished" republican orators, who
were invited hither by the Representations and
inducements of debating club in this city,
composed Of young men, some of whom are
yet in their minority, and known as the Young
Mems Central Republican Union, to deliver
lectures on the general topics Of the day.
Among the speakers We have alluded to were,
Wendell Phillips, John Sherman, Cassius M.
Clay, Abram Lincoln and others, all famous
for their abolition and disunion proclivities.
These "lecturesu were extensively advertised
in the daily newspapers and by large posters
nlac.rded in various parts Of the city, announc-
ing the subject of the discourse. TO hear these
lectures each adult was mulcted In the sum
Of twenty-five cents, Federal aKfency. Large
audiences we're gathered j. the Cooper Insti
tute, and among the 6rT lectures the ladies'
composed good parvof the audience but
the trick was soon dstovered, when these paid
speakers, instead combining themselves'strict-
" to the subie@ announced, INDUCED them
selves in the most radical republican stump
sneeches bcdly advocating doctrines subvert-
mo Tho Constitution and the dismemberment of
the Trn;oa. This new code of political tacscs
has not net with general appreciation with the
rsrrhl;csns, but has caused dissensi0n in
their ranks the more intelligent portion ad-
vocstiug open doors in future, to listea to the
inspirations of political stump speakers and
politicians.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-18

aultAI4 l6t Baltimore street, Baltimore
afFFA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
ssssa The new and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
steamers > H. SPAU LIlNG, Solomon Towps command
er, and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A. Ha!lett coulmander will
nately. ' ''' '-'''-
The accommodations for passengers are OF THE FIRST
Fare sI2 including Meals and Stateroor9s
For freight or passage apply
A. l.. HIGGINS, Agent.
Baltimore, May 18th 1860 mviftf
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W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S

I'd ". NItFrN v JDU q %. 5
EcSp CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
9S rs A M 100 5ALTim0EE STREET, BALTIMORE,
- ia \ tFAGI I isEf.S, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
On haii ana direct from Factory great
Ea y 81 lA rs manufactured Of Maple, Oak Walnut
Chairs, painted unpsinica kiocdCyrn or Grnro ~ '.t
bundles or haXes fur shining - -'''S up III
Office Chairs, Cane and W'Oa.l Grt.cs Cane se,.
Seat, Il{o.i,I yll,,a.,-'''
H4SNla CdF' taJ@ seat art Spanish Chairs and Suits
pSCh -. - cottage Sets and Chamb,r
l''pPtaIIy ChalTS' Zane seat &n@| Furniture,
Back, Bureaus,
ia ietta taHessat and Toilet Tahesand Wasstards
paeh, c,..,, Extension Tables; &c
We daily invite our former p,tr- ne a,d 81. ..r- =.
the trade, 10 give Us a call. ~ OIL 0'''S'S "a
REFERENCE-R Lord p "a Drc- NJ. {
Co, 5 :. Stevens 4 Sons ' '"''' -'''iis "
" GREENWOOD < co.
ap2etF ~ 80 ana" 1-' i'''i''h'oie SStTect,
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STEAMBOATS,.

Ea.slEs@N FOR PETERSBURG Cvia CITY
TTFFT 2 s ro fGIhT VA.)The steamer "BELYi
wharf NV cargo, and viii leave Light stree
For freiGh o. ESDA AFTERNOON at O'clock 3
1t p, J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
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steamships.

.GFSA CHARL STON
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
The frst-class steamship
THOMAS SWAMI,
w.u, Captain Isaac Ramsay,
Will leave Spears wharf,
On THIS DAY. September 18TH
at 8 o'clock, =. ~, precisely.
No fregh; received after O'Clock on the day OF sailing
NO Bills ofladng Willie signed after the departure
Steamer "
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEA RICE, Agent,
,.-, go, ll6 Spears wha'
Agents in Charleston JOHN W. Caldwell. & son,
Punctuaty In her departure NAV be relied on Il
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VA ElLBACHER & PAUL,
w No. II GERMAN STREET, BAIT
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
CFLi vi IA AND DO UESTIT CIGARS,
And Dealers in Fo,ei and Domestic Leaf Tobacco beg
leave to cali the attention f trade their II electC
STOCK OF the latest STYLES ami brands Cigars comprising
IN pat Peabody, Garibald La Condesa, Great Eastern
ca anas Plantation. Principe etc. their
lots Of all grades Havana and Yara, Connecticut Oc
SEED l.Rt Q hiccH SLOT
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nIPES AND EADS.-Glazed and un-
II glazed colored and PLAIN German PpeH ads in large
and small sized packages &c man Pipes common medium
baskets and boxes Powhatan PpeHeads large
nent for sale BIZ A. SEENULLER SONS, IS Exchange
laes @ aulb-H
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Gnmmissioa Hlsrtbants.

EEO. W. WAIT & SON
~ s0uTHEAsT CORNER CALVERT AMP LoMBARP Sis.
HAVE IN STORE AND OFFER FOR >ALE
ENGLISH YELLOW MUSTARD SEED, prime, fresh lot.
AFRICAN BIRD PEPPER in mats
BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
JAMAICA GINGER, white bleachei
RACE GINGER in pockets
AFRICAN do, in bags
MACE. prime, in original packages
NUTMEGS, Government No l. in original packages
CASSlA, IN cases and
GLOVES, in mats. ALSO,
PURE GROUND SPICES, fresh and reliable; manufactured
with special The wants of best class
this and other cities.
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s. Il. MATHIOT d SONS
tsSa SHEA AND FURNITURE WAkEKCo&S
~ Nos Is AID 2! North GAY ST.
fAeGr Fdyetie 81
Extending from Gay to Frederick
Always hand q assortment a every ysr-st~
HOUSEHOLD AND GFFICE FURNITURE, eplbracjr-'
!E;u.eaus2 Assorted co!Grs otTetea-fe
,1etSte-us, cottage furni Arm Chairs
u asi;raI.s n, tuTS; hooking Chairs
Natel"86-s;; thoou chars, EtaEeFes
Spring Beds, Office Chairs, Marble Tsbl.e
Mattresses o: HGSk, Barrier Chairs. l;crartiI% -. -
Cotton and Hair. Cribs and Cradles hostr-ai
SOFAS Side Boards. lSattrre ~ ~''''
- EXTENSION TABLES Of EVERY ,F,NGT+I
Persons disposed to purchase ara invita- 70 Iii "a
az which for variety quality OF
49, cannot De e2celled by auy establishment in IN.
oouI. s, =; 4. MATIItOT son,
au<lS Nos. % and 81 North Cav
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Artisans Ra pk.

MELTING o. sIuCKuoLpKRs-sE1R Ri rRUt E'.nINGs-
TINE ASKED FOR.
The stockholders OF the Artisans Bans met Al three
O'Clock yesterday ernooa pursuant !, notice, for tho
parpcse ascranssg whether the business a. Ito bank
crria be resumed or what other arrangement cnua
anlved a., i Consequence d the Curt having a,
pa4s-l receiver.
% Y rlARp f1ufsKs President Of the Great western
Iusurarte company, caled the metirg y o.
der Gra ASSUMED the chair. re alluded 10
r1c ~ cctous ttai bal bsen aade lhe objects q toe
,nsstiur d o,rfcqusnoc q 4 feeling at paS abroad
tiht pafl,es having 70 Interest IN the bans night be
protest. Ihe mcetrg, however vas ono Or stockbolt
ers who ose more lnteres; Ia te ss 81 ~ bank than
tie SsIxaors OF course these latte anxious 70 be
rAa ~ possible, bat TIE stockhod per.
hare. Affected little more. non ticn payment would
have he made ana that eYefy Ony would De pad IA
as not ire east doubt H. would cal ~ r1l n
hcisers IN order 10 ascertain Whist rrnrc
scried before rr~ecirg 10 organize tho mnetng TIE
cff dstors Would perbaps, hcda meeting 81 tasr awn
hot tbs IVES mcytfE CT sccxaofcfs, and h1 hopsi al
gentlemen Who wtfs not ttaca aoisrs wCaii withdraw
nc befgsd the spirt. 10 itloFm tho Keaig nen
AZ the pres that while there desire " ca zeal
ne Affairs Of The bark VT 'ls meeting -
private nature auoug TIE sioshoaers lie would request
them 20 ~ihera~
80 doors were then closed ousters, GLIDING nc
reporters, having Withdrawn
~ The yeopsrtx q the desrs u ascerlanei that
nree hsd b.cn appointed or tAe purpose u cpuer.
g .g,h ire dtrs of the bark "a order - Obtain AZ
sxrs,u a tac scttc their Atari 90 - = avid 10
exfrfe attn ssrt a. The sppo of rec@vcr loo
renee % ,be COMMITTEES rs'e Psi.'vsy refused
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81 cllcal report tho net rrococfs y rlano o0n.
srrmcHw RON isi January 1850 . sls ecember 1852
have been $40 81 2a5.
The rcfuano the nrst steamer ofthe American mall
"a runrng DOw 90 coast ard by decree u our gov
ernueui, the company has the privileges cor the
eea.;inr trade ss The Fnglsh line
Nj John Cotton SMITH, United states Minister al Do
uvla has arrived here from Ia Paz
Tie recent advccs tom Bolivia con arm the the
defeat q the revolntionsts Ia Santa Cruz, acr severe
ut General Mastoncr taken prisoner. and probs
~ has ben thCt TIE President ilnares was in Ia
paE with arm ~ $500 men, fuzzy prepared for
as Nth peru, although circumstances CHANGED
What wHn ihe arrival 81 General y Nalcel n. Bczl,
vhose expcdton 3 sigma failure, though he very
rOgu'ar IA Bolivia.
franco was deeaied BY General FOrer Ia Babahoyo on
The ~ u and be srcw W Egayalul, surrounded by
superior amy Its fate = sealed.
Great excitement prevailed VI Lima some
rich q gold N Paiia, a. place called rcrra
Colorado
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OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE

RfcHNoSp. Va, Oct g. $3.50.
m Pgftess rat q Hsrt Te7on--s Gsllaa,ry b Nsss
Lsrs-7as TIP N - Rsncnue Crger Hi,rf1 TAM md
NJ Rcy5l Por'g end H,fs Dorn n. Pssamrc--y -a>ry
~ Roule-- Agyirdl az haNnt Fansm-Tre Prince
E4Tcss . Dscr lafT,l - ~ Hssgy n wasAia1,1a-
N. PSntr Tres C,aiassaora,s0a II M ri.ff--Hs
Po,ltif tors hone cfcHiss uhfA IN, Frsrnds n Fsn3
~ wfndsu PaTt-7as R>fgn rSip-Tls .Aars>r ps.k
n ne R,r,nB, Csr NJ 0t,i p a. Dlscipl.i n Tyss.
ehore--7ts Prize a Echa0nd, &c.
me most interesting event connerNi wth the Prince
Of wales progress hroush he GATED States Wa The
visit with President Buchaaaa yesterday 10 the Tomb
Of Washington, Of which a has been truly said
Th,re reefs The mar, The Tower OF hruaa klns.
Whose wage mild besr1ke his no5ler mind
There rests the soldier who his sword ne'cr drew
but in a y ghseous cause, 70 free Tom true;
There rests iae hcro, who nc'ar fought for fame
Yet gained moro glory than a Casar'E name
Tnere tn the statesman VINO, devoid OF art.
cave ssrndcst counsel rom upright heart.
And o. Columbia. by tny sons carrssed,
There rests the Fasher N the realms ne bercd
Who no vieh felt 20 make HIS mighty praise,
Like other chiefs, the means himself 10 raise
but when retiring, broatbed In pure rcnovn,
And felt grandeur that disovnei . crown.
The party, In addition 10 Mr. Bachsnau AMI NE Prince
ana sute consisted OF Miss Lane NJ CAS- a the heads
Of departments and their wives ami iaughsers and seve
raj Others Of lees cieal note The steamer in which
they made the excursion was the royeynman,
cutter Bsrr'es lane Only .bOss of the roys and Official
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Eve dollars each This 10 certainly bold step on the
part II q merchant captain ,,,
Ii, upon the arrival Of The SAiadin At Santa
Marta the city should be 10 ppse ession Oh
inc liberals the two hundred soldiers OF the Inteudente
viii have 70 bo taken Jamaica, AZ the ca Ain said
could not pose ply return 10 Aspnsa unae any circum
stances should they be taken these inc will be N lde
apprentices OF the colonial authorities In which capa.
ely they VIII succeed much better than q soldiers.
All the eite Of female niggerdon IN Dinwall was out
10 see their soldier .0vyer oil 10 the WARE Hundreds
gaihered around the cars cnd at the wharf and huzzas
mingled with signs the saiadi steamed away 10
he tuEe OF the .'Girl left behind me >,
We have pcthng fro the interior on this side since
The sailing 81 the Ariel The next mail Ia due here on
TIE oth ucoser, by we Englsn Gamer Derwent, from
larthageDs By h should ha ve full particulars from
saniander ana othss places
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Our Chfrfqut Correspondence.
CIrpAp pAyIp, CnIalQrI. 81

CIUDAD DAVID, CHIRiQCI, Ssp, o, 1850
ks6ia R,J1r Trdde-7h Surveying Eredason-R Results Of
sIsir Observation-Disclosures Escdpe u Mr. Tigmpsoa-
Business and Pleasure, dc, dc.
The rainy season here fairly accompanied with
Me usual thunder and lightning, and this place now
enjoying deiicously cool temperature, as compared
with its Usually parched mp exlste.ce.
Colonel Bates OF Costa Rca and Mr. stewart OF Leon,
Nicaragua are here a. present Mr.. stewart largely
connected with rdia rubber trade and has made
rspsements in Chrqui for constant supply OF that
tcIe which up this time has not been exported from
here although abound, the forests OF the Corderas
TIVE OF the Chriqu surveying expedition sent out by
the United States govcrnmen.-Messrs Frederick Enge,
JY n son Of Commodore Engle, ard Ambrose Thompson-
arrived here TIL. morning. having been day and bali
IA the saddle FROM mountain passes Of Cadcra, where
the main body Of the expedition under Lieutenant Nor.
son 10 now encampet They report the rivers ~ greatly
ovcraowed and the road exceedingly cicut and dan
perous Mr.. Engc nearly lost In attempting 10 swim
The Calders horseback, and three days ago native
INDIAN Was drowned al the same spot sr. Th0mpsous
horpe was swept the rapids II this place In the Try
s.ason and be was rescued With dhaeniiy. Tie pro.
tccied railroad docs not pass near there.
The survey lpg party been hFe days the read
rom the Guarans Csdera and bal rough t'mc, bat
ell are well and good spirits greatly pleased with the
country aud dcnt that railroad could be built n
very small cost AZ conn AIRED With tne other sti aAn
routes Even by the dreaded "6uarama crossing hoy
have Ascertained that ~ tunnel Of only 10 rstcon
pcctug two immense Valleys road could tc easily caa.
strucied, whilst BY fhoTpsons calon (ocisesu the
pnEs Of the B0quete and the great volcano ~ ChrQui
WI lch they proceeding e. examined thrc exists
direct opening ~ easy grades between the Goio aad
the Cnrqui lagoon, aud nearly Two thirds 81 tue Dis
tAnce Ia over level ulsips.
nessrs Tbompson and Eagle leave here At as a'cook
70 morrow morning uith q train % four mules iolied
with supplies for the party. The surveys vii be iom.
pscted in about hiy days wien VII snh ypp tfthar
particulars
Business here Is very tuii, there hut vessel AZ
the BocA Choa schooner, oaiDg sith hlaes fur lana
ma and by Tie Nay, David - getting T. be quito
fashionable resort Tor the Yong "Psramapesr,'' who
cone here " great numbers % indulge in "sp'.+e "
The o,enirR o. the hulcasn have entirely "a,
attention paid " Them, nor Is possibe g. pro
care any images here. -
o,ed : short time since HIS ~laee r. not yet nlled.
rbere are rumors here that The state ~ Panama i
Sbou, forming itself into a separate republic.
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SrHrrT nrrArTfxNr --orucx o. Srprr
Inn ~ tnNNn NV Innn o. Z 1.Dn

on dle=
SrEryr DEPARTMENT -orucx o. srnrrr1
CoxnssfoSyR, Nxw IorK, oct. g. ls0O /
To Tsx HosoRsmr rHK CosNoS Corsc1t-
Gxvrt1,xS-ln compliance with the duties q my ohce
rrvrcbcd py the charter and the amended ordinances re
orEan'zug the street Department have the honor TO
submit hcrew deta led statement q all the expcndi
iurcs or this Department al work supplies done or
furnished by contract otherwise rom JAY n septem
Der 30, 1sto During the quarter requsiions 1pcn toe
end thirty ihogsAnc three hundred aad nineteen dollars
and thty four ceris (fa30 sle 3s Of which three hun
Ord aiy four thousand eight hursrei AMI sixty.
esh 40 and eighteen cents (ss ls) provi-
dsd ~ tax snd seventy thousand four hundred ard ~
~ dosrs aud sixteen ents si6 AL l6 by ASSESSMENT
ur~n rrcpsry btbehttsd IN appendix A. 10 which you
respectfully refcfIcd viii be found statement of the
amount q esch appropriation male for the street Depart
nFutfor tho year lSe0 by the Con the
csimated recesssry and askcd for Nv street Com
MI -onsr tho amount Of redus,il1ts upon the Comp
irtisr drawn BY the stree, Con- m issoner on each a
preparation srd account during each of ,he three
auaTters ~ tie present year; the amount from IA
ursrv r. September so, srd the balances Of AL appro
i fcr ..s. y ~ ss ss sS charged .
ssch object snd rcse--aressmsbt iisis delivered %
&c Of the efcsseeper-yon are respectfully rfcrrei
= bic extlb transmitted herewith aad marked Arpen
DIX Reports q the super &C Bdrcsux q the
2, puty Superintendent 81 Repairs aad Supplies, % the
Chief nginccr q The Fire Department aud OF TIE C5ec
ter u Asscssmerts are also submitted your honorable
b les and they contan minute nfor nation ~ bust
o. esh hgreau for the quarter ending 3oth spea
h.f curing Which time the % sfretl IN.
rvenen reports having dravn vouchers V The soant
Ire Supsrindent 81 wbsrves. ....... T0ilG q
superintendent y Roads. rs Uss I'd
surcrrtcn Gent uf Lands AID PAGES 4..... 500 ~
SnrsrtienHent n lamp and cas ........f0e SIT cS
Chsf y, rueer n r. T. paYtnent .....4 III 03s %
slref feuderi " Her.'rr ard Supplies ~ II Gsi ~
40 ire Icpy s1pt ~ Repairs Al supplies IS 0sz III
Or tie nrgt dey 81 the Third quarter % the year fsj)
there remained II the bands Of tie Collector ~
msrs tnoplected asScssnenta suountng TO- fi54 S -
uurg the quarters there haze been st,n,muef 70 him
~ ccinu Assessment lists amount uR TO- SIS Az 81
IT, has Paid 10 the City c. srberlsin 3ss 0o6 Is
Returned W Tho Geek % Arrears unc3llested
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