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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-02-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
AM nR.DTNAMCE

70 Raise Supplies for the 7Ota Of AEdeTson loF @ss
.yea,. eoamsnciay tae Isl 81 Jdauary, 1851
De IT DREAMED by t:p Town Council Of An
derson That ~: ic. the sam and in the manner
hereinafter mertioaeti sn, b raised and paid in
to tie public Trcasury c the town Of Anderson icT
the use and serviaetheaai, saGt IS Soy, zen GEMS
on every h2adred dollars CT tts- yGlue OF ~. Zeal
Estate wthi the corpors;c limits c tie said 'o%n
{except ikst cs churches. schools and ralircaSsl !;
ten cents for every lu.6red deliars worth OF the
amount If sales Of goods, wares and merchandise /
fifteen cents on every hundred dollars worth of the
amouat Of iaco.ae from all fac,oinge cmploylncats,
faculties end professions including the profession
of dentistry; ten cents OF every hundred dollars Of
income received on moneys loaned 1T interest, and
from dividends from Bank and all ether stocks !;
ifty>cents per head al Slaves; two dollars per
head on all free persons OF color over the age oI
years; fifty cents for each two-horse carriage or
other wo-horse vehicle kept for private use; twcn-
tyfve cents for each one-horse buggy other cne-
horse vehicle kept for private use; a.ly cenls for
each four-horse wago. other fouT-horse vehicle
kept for private use: two dollars fer each oae-horso
buggy or other one horse vehicle kept ior hire: i've
dollars for each dray four-horse wagon kept ior
hire; ten dollars for each omnibus kept for hire:
three dollars fer each carriage kept for hire fly
cents for each dog within the corporate limits ci
the town, TO be paid by the owner thereof; iifiy
cents 1Or eccn Soiei i-H1 ecits A"i Ns.S
silver or galvanized watch kept for private use by
any one in the said town.
3. That the,yalue of all Real Estate within the
limits CT the town snail be ascertaincd by the ap
praisemcnt of three sworn appraisers appointed by
the Town Council, and the taxes upon the ssid real
estate shall be paid according TO the said assess
ment.
s. That every person liable TO work on the roads
and streets within the said town for the year 1861
shall be permitted to compound therefor by tlc
payment of Two Dollars by the first day of March
next.
T. That every person liable to perform patrol
duty within the limits of ihe said town for the year
1851, shall, upon the payment Of One Dollarby the
frst of March next, be excused from such duty.
Ratified in Council and the seal Of Tie Town affixed
thereto, this goth day of January A. D. 1861.
S. n. WILKES, Iniendmt.
S. BLEcKlEY, CLERK CopacR.
Jan. 81, 1861 u 2t
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-02-07
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
JANUARY 3. 1861.

DY; VIRTUE of the power conferred on ne by an
ID -S0rdinance os'the Convention, requiring tee ap-
pointment OF on E-ccutyc Council and for the con-
yenient distibutiln o. tho duties to be discharged
by that Cornell .hereF5.c make the foilawing
divisions in the lixecatira tam:usra;ioa %
1. THE sTATE.-i;avi9g for is functions the
assistance Of the Governor vii; ne exercise ct his
powers. as now ieiegaicd, eu.i '.crc '.sfecei'y in
his intercourse viii. the Stases, sad a'so ia
rancements wh ioreign powers, rs to Co2sr:s
and Treaties alii regulations as 20 corTaccca For
this | appoint tic len 4. G.. MACRNEH.
.. THE WAR.-iIayins; fer is objes. the super
vision of all matters relating to condlticn o: no.
tilites, and tie management and mil:teiy cispos'-
ton of troops to be received ,-Etcr different VI
dinanccs of tie Convention aaG Acts oi the Legs
lature and rs totla management: OF troops In aeiil-
tual service For this appoint Gen. d. f. JAAii-
SON.
8. THE TREASURY.-IIaving ri..ier lis jnris-
diction aed supervision ali matters cchaected with
the 6so., relations OF the State, and the practica!
details in raising the funds provided for by any
ordinance of the Conreniicn OF Acts Of the l.cgis-
lature, which are not specially transferred tc sons
other department.. For this l appoint the lion. c.
G. MEMMlNGER.
4. THE POST oFgICE.-Its functions Indicated
by the name, aad including therein so much Of
with the cus!omsSas relates to light
houses, buoys and matters OF that nature. For
thls1 appoint Gen. W. W. HARLEE.
o. ESVEe1OR.-IIaving under its direction To-
oa matters: with, the State including the &iiliin
and the Coast,Polics Fer this appoin. Gen. \.
G. GARLIET0N.
F.w. PIcKENs.
JAN III, 1851. ~ Il
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Andersen Military and
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

THIS School has been II operation during the past
year. and the success which has attended it, ndu-
res til Trustees confidently 10 believe that 1t may
ba made ore Of the leading educaionai institutions
of li,e kind in the State Tho health and good
r7otels ef tac Town render it one Of the most de-
sira6ie locations fo' sea. o. learning i'll the Up
Cornt. Tncrc Is not = licensed bar III the Fiace-
i.e bcs. advantages are cherea mere io.' Hl1n.aiy
.,ai,inc wi;cii is nos considered u very Important
additioo 10 The education OF young man. The
Sou5i. in 1t. :usuae require tAat most ot her sons
receive military educat;ons, especially when it may
be done Without Getracting from other studies.
The uniform is irock coai OF grey material OF
Southern manufacture, and neat, but plain and
cheap, 20 be in the reach Of almost any one:
Pants OF tue same material. There is Il large and
e!ugan: parade ground attached 20 The building,
which is in quiet part OF The Town.
Students vii: be thoroughly prepared FOR the
Citadel Academy, tor any Of Ike Colleges of Tie
State. or Cor The ac;ire business pursuits of life.
lsg% Good board may be had at ten dollars per
month
Tic scholastic year will consist of one term of
ten months to begin on The ltth of .january 1851.
and shcrs vacation will be given about july or
august. as may be thought bast The r,tcs of tut
ton have been reduced to meet the financial strim
gency OF the times.
TERMS.
Reading spcll;ag and Arithmetic, per o,.oo
term, 9ioV0
Tie above, Will Geography and Gram % 90
mar, - 90
TIE above. wit. history Elements of Al
gebra and Philosophy or either. IS 03
Tie above viii, I.atie, Greek and high
CT, Mathematics, o. either. 50 w
gsE- Payable per hali term in advance.
Capt. J. NJ. Adams graduate Of tho State Mil
i,a,y academy, who has by three years service
gained the confidence OF rac community, will ;aAe
charge OF the Mathematical and English depart
mens, and will gi7e full instruction in military
>tactica and the alt CT war.
>SSylc Classical department viii be under the care
of ono ostireiy competent and ddtcdfor he position,
and whose nyce viii be announced 3. az esrly day
JAAEa L. ORR Chm Board Trustees.
G6g~ no pupil will be placed III the Military dc
parment against the wishes Of parents or guard
ans.
January 8, 1861 20 If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
The Battle at Lexington, Mo.

The peculiar merit and brsncy Of the Missouri State
Troops at the Battle Of Lexington, under the heroic
Gen. Price renders every incident connected Herewith
Of public interest We therefore, at the risk Of repeat
ing that which may DO already known-publish to-day,
the report of Brig General Thos A. Harriss who CON-
handed one Of the Divisions under Gen. Price in that
glorious engagement Tae report of Gen. Harriss full
Of interest," giving in detail faithful report Of the bat
tie with apparently conscientious scrUpuousness and
acness l. casts much additional light upon the history
of the battle, and we find the Of many gallant
sons Of Virginia borne upon the roll Of honorable
ton. Gen. q. Is now q member Of the Confederate
Congress he Ia native Of Virginia he received his
theoretical military education at tho Academy at West
Point and his practical training in the field in the
Army of Mexico where he participated in brilliant aud
victorious campaign in the State Of Yucatan. He has
eoyed excellent opportunities of miarizing himself
with guerrilla and partisan warfare which opportunities
his successful campaign Of Tour months North Of the
Missouri River would indicate he has not neglected.
Many vrgniAns viii recognz, the Of friends and
relatives among the list Of immortal killed and wounded
appended to Gen. Harrisss report and return our
thanks to the friend who has contributed paper of
mich interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

and leather In the hands Of the merchants just does
the teams corn and forage and beeves In the farmers
hands and see IL the merchant don't smell mice"-
Bye thebye, did it to you that az class the
agricultural the only subject by law to visits Of
force from the quartermaster'S agenti Not furrow
have run for six weeks, my teams being, God knows
where in the use of one Of our numerous Western vir-
ginla armies.
Another subject, and have done. writer in Mon.
days Whiq says, "modfy the stay law" Under GER
tain circumstances he says the poor landlord sutter.
ly helpless" Landlords not often helplesstenants
are and most particularly now, when many poor fel.
low Is in the SERVICE Tor maybe the ground with his
wife and children somebody ese's land, for he has
none himself cannot pursue the subject; s not worth
while 1t pursues ITSELF When the storm now raging Ia
over, IL evcr-for to die in 1t If cannot sail
into port as free the wind that tossed u.s. and the stay
sthome lawyers have the company Of their associates
practising with the musket instead Of at the bar
then 1t will be time enough to talk about the stay law
Truly, your friend, n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
CASH ADVANCE

ne ngsneg the tines imposing the necessity Of paying
e.A r everything ueedial publication Of Newspaper
Deef Is Sone tine since that In case would
We enter susbe books unsEs the order for the
paper Gas accompanied BY the money for the sa III
ne experiences times has not only confirmed usin this deter
naoa conpsls rs TO announce TO AL The subaehbss
the RA0 aresy boots that necessity forces TO adept
the sAms rule In regard them Least Until hs times will ust
N asrent course To this end win forthwith commences The
work Of sending bills from the once made ont In such
wiz When paid pAcs each subscriber In alVsree on
Acsun, subscription and h Win Be done TO place each
IabssFbsr b before him within the next three months On the
l Of March 1852 the A have paid according
10 hese terms viii be books regularly
Gnsr asy will subscribers Of the expiration
subscription yea and Ike adopted wh all unless
paymsn. nad Self preservation eonpes this else
would not be adopted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
Captain WiIke.-Tho sea.Lawysr.

The old tarpauns, having natural dislike of those
who disturb their Enjoyment whether by land or sea,
have long been in the habit Of calling the Shark the
"S.sLswyer." Captain Wilkes will probably rank at
the head Of the profession until some shall arise to
rival or eclipse bis late performances unless indeed bis
sharp practices" results in saddng his employers with
costs and damages he has copied the habits Of the
shark in selecting defenceless prey, upon which to eI
prcise his valor AMI vorlcity But the instinct Of
the fish sometimes deceives him, and he finds hook in
his jaws when he expects nothing of the Sort So it
may prove with Captain Wilkes and his satellite Lieut.
Fairfax They may not always be so lucky as to en-
counter uuarmed ships and may have to meet foes
formidable than grayhairsd diplOmatsts aud delicate
women. We shall then what these saltwater petit
loggers aud dinnsr.table heroes are made Of.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
O. 8. SENATORS FOR VIRGINIA.

To the Editor Of The Wig:
The election Of Senator'S Is an important subject at
this time. Permit humble citizen to suggest two
Names whose election could not fall to rebound to the
honor and welfare Of the Commonwealth, John Tyler
and Vim. O. Rivss. They are natonal-they are his
torc They would do credit to the old State in
her best days. They do not come from different sides
Of the Ridge nor do deem such consideration impor-
tant at any time and especially at such crisis this.
The old State has many worthy sons-but most Of them
younger than these and well afford to bde their
time. A VlRGINIAN.
December 2lst, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

history Of revolution that had been successfully main
ia'ned for twelve months being overthrown, and ad
vsed the Confederate States should hold out for that
length Of time TIA, the attempt to reduce them to sub
Iecton be then abandoned Scott and Seward and the
North talked very confidently in tho outset Of finishing
the work in few months. But here we still sand. in
vnctls in might iOas1ble in purpose. liueolns Con-
grsssoua orators prste daily of crushing the rebellion
and are answered from this side the Potomac by the
booming of artillery that for than six months they
have been vainy endsavoring to silence They cannot
free their beleagured capital they cannot break our
lines anywhere; but still they talk Of conquest! sutju-
cation! victory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

YoFKToWN, Deo. II, lsbl.
The death Of Capt WA EAskr being announced, bis com.
pany unanimously passed the following resolutions:
Wheres has pleased God who doeth all hns Alright In his
divine purpose, TO aks from 10 himself our Captain, VIM
virginia Cavalry;
seved s That bow with humble SUBDIVISION 70 the hand
OF Providence which has fallen heavily upon We feel at
his DEATH sorrow most deep and unfdsned
Resolved Cd That In his DEATH have lost Captain, ad
every msber Of his and neghbor Who had
by the qualities OF his mind and hea rendered himself valued
By and sndesred TO all By whom he surrounded.
Resolved Sd That mnae tears With those OF bis be-
reved family and feel for them most deep and earnest sym
patty.
Reoved That In testimony respect for his memory
which In hearts will cherish badge OF moura
Ing fer 30 dsys- .
Resolved 5h That copy resolutions be sent TO bis
family and TO The Central frsbyteAn Religious Herald
O. oARRNGroN,l
J. " BROOKS, = Committee.
Lieut. J. A. PALMHa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
no CORRHsPONDRNTs.

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fAa WAig." - ,,,.,
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AZ al a Of toag sanda2 Oe1h 70 Dc k0cH 70 az
af on On 40 departed Prom, Obituary a0tteS SeceSd
Eae sigis Haes are cAargad for az dduertise1aesas-
We oaaaof undsats 20 rsrA rsiesfed oourasHaediaoaa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

DBACHKs. bags dried Peaches in siore and for sale
IL cea8 WIN. II. PLEAsANTa
LOUR.- bags family and surhne Four In store and for
N ssle by WIN pLEASANIs de22
EOR RENT.zfuo large Ware Houses, fronting on Dock
l. and oary streets Apply TO
NAILS 800 kegs Esls ssorted zes, for sale By
IN dt23-iw DUNLOP, MoHcURE co.
NEW ORLEANS sUGAR.-eo hhds, new crop, ~ o.
dssI-a oHIh I. WORKMAN CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-15

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
stones wo CUTTERS front property forming bo
northeast of St. Bernard avenue and ST. John the Ba9
WnTns OF TIE sDEwMEsThe sidewalks on St. Iernard
to be lid by ths conactor tie curb and gaee soes havn
already been laid by the contractor for the rond stone paving
width ana the en- stonc wooden cutters and brcking Will
CURnsToSEs-Howed and dressed curbstoncs shall line the
deTaRS OF SSEh river 6g 5oe or Ithet stones Of equally
S slope G the G 5 SS S 70 ad isG oEs Gm e to =
we'll set in good o"ts and in |3rEanEe manner S and sa
end with apertures nicely cut through he where desired
dTeeo IS md sve whtc Vii be ven b. tic 10 a n
each cGr0ono shall have slope oriee inches for eveHy foo
of its height towards the line of the adjoining houses shall
p pT yS wash sng bS sH cSpsnseG
Sc ho ha and hSvn ' no a
less than six inches below the upper surface Of the adjoining
WooDES GUrTEns,rne cutters shall be made of the best
mill cypress twelve inches wide by four inches thick in
shorter lengths are necessary haved and cared ten inches at
i've Feet wi pins not less than four feet long by two
inches in diameter dFycm through suHGe 9sr hoSs in the
est The ebs9ns shall be beyeed to sn and on he other
inches deep ont at every eight feet thereof and in hese
cypress braces Of not les than 9nr feet oGg y Sht inches
ground will be firmly driven down and spiked with said gutter
over these there will be verge or aca cypress sna Of
inches wide BY two hail inches thick yell The
bottomg shall be Of dry river sand four inch thick od SOL
facing board shall project and half inches above the
face of the gutter plank and the latter shall be lal with
slope of inch towards the eurbsones Wooden xed gut
e draining lots shall be bull by tho contract IS Nh
inches wide by eight nrh's deep sa be made
of and haf inch cypress plank for the SIDES and bottom
with two by four inches cross pieces on the tope keep The
the whole width Of ne sidewalks
BRlCG PAVEMENT The walk shall be laid with
lake bricks of III" best Quality in herring bons bed of lake
ssSe ." r STTa q"y h il on
bricks shah be well aed with sharp sand coating of it
na an inch thick s1read the whole the bric8g
Prior 10 laying he bricks the earth 9And shall be up,
broken and well Fammed and made Level and graded soothy
with iy slope towards the osne of half inch
per loot The grnuuu where 100 low shah pe Ged by the
contractor Mt his expense md we'll 1ammed until Sopet
~ solid There shall he bedding ogehalf ef inch of
sharp sand hue by under The BRICKS and said bricks
shall be properly bedded therein in her gbone regularly
laid In close joints without rugged or hollow places
the pavement will bear straight edge oherwsei 1t shall be
iepted
GENERAL CLAusss-Tko whole work shall be executed tc
the entire satisfaction Of the City SurVeyc who Will be tbs
sole Judge of the quality Of the work,
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR TAE CONTRACT
y fol- the construction Of shell soq on the side Of
Gavez street from Bienyie street 70 Garondelc Walk
The whole tue way which eight feet in width
shall be graded in accordance lines levels asd
roung to be given BY the City Surveyor the contractor ill
ing the where pic kin hauling away
IT where high and also removing all stump roofs ETC.
10 dep Of twelve inches below the surface OF the roadway
when gtadpd.
bitches at the top eighteen wide
the bottom and eighteen inches deem shall dug by the con-
tractor on each d If The 70 ay lilo sides and bottoms
sn bitches ali I've chi in roit lines and well s1roothrd of
Twenty feet in width in liz center Of The roadway sha he
sele with can (hot GirS and saund mot rorn lake
sLeI in the fooNirr manner LAYER Of shelf. six
iche in tfr. e shell frs hn nra1 and rnrd y,i fJn
ond r tTrec tiies i sscn ar If shells si, inches
In thrHess shaj ten h sce3 On ia ton Of t ii ct liver
md snail la ri Win tho same roller nv often rs
M be ,ras.ary ~ Il N r rn,ner n. tIe yFfnIH III nrsS
Of sand nad he ing when connleed and made solid shall be-
fny Xix iHche. nr6erwise ii shall he rejected -
All te shall he Of br begt u0Iitv and shalt be fur
pshei Nv lie eostractnr ne veil as tlie lnhnr ~
1e cHntyncor @ birl himself 70 berin the work in ten
days following the anpToya Of the adjudication by the Com
mon Counci and to cbet Tho same eg after under
AFTER the' same is moi cornnricteI " - -
Tho rorarto eh,1 M, oeeIF IN 1ee in narFect GOOD mr.
dor NJ cniiIn he nisI %ron of I'm Rad Cr aud dining
ono onr Tar ts nn,0ntjor pu rcn,tnTrc liz tG CIV Sn
oy s ga Ssgs @ d H o 6 ans
&c Pab y b Dd HI o fna g e 5 be- Sn
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sFfERIFF2s sAIlEs.


,,,,,.. HgsRAIs DOMINIQUE ys. THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FRENCH MUVUAb UENEFO'
Oh New Orleans. LENTs ASSOCIATION OF JET
FERsoN--No 1895
H VIRTUE of a. writ of teri facfRs, to
" directed by the Honorable The Third District Court Of
New oreais In the entitled viii proceed
sen et public auction, II tie City Hotel Common street b.
t%een lainn and Magazine streets SATURDAY, 18Th day
OF May Sb Mt IL o'clock Nj the following described prop
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, -
geiher with Tho buildings md improvements thereon l
f dn was privileges and appeGences heEeuno be- l
oR or N any wise appertRnug situate in The -Four h nis
st Vete Cy OF Laayeel OF the dry of New 02Gn- in this
stare u me square or bock of ground designated by the No.
torJ'iohr, on pnn drnwn by b. Buison, Surveyor
designated ny ms same number plan drawn by Julius q.
eN dared May IL 1853 and deposited plan No In the
office Of John French CoIv Noary Public; which square
or block Of ground bounded by Nnt Harmony Jersey
Laurel streets Said piece portion OF ground forms the
corners Of inh ana Laurel Ind HaronS anre sreets
and mean nes "A feet inch front said Ninth street "a feet
2tnches front on Harmony street. by depth and front on
laurel street Of 6 feet inches and depth Of l25
PLAN which described piece portion Of makes part
of large half purchased by the said Mutual Beueyo-
lent Association of erson from Esarisie Beriheaud BY an
pissed before Ohm FIench Cosy Moray Public In this
city, tho 25tli Of October, 1858.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Eft PARKER,
INoff p.riy
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Hles9T
rced TO perform the work and the price at which 1t may
afindeated at q resale or decentralization. 34
bids 70 be cubic yard OF hne for the whole
pete the number of lids be first ascertane by the City
Surveyor.
lsgnedl LOUIS II PILE,
City Surveyor
Approved by The Committee Streets and Landings of both
Bonds of the Common Council.
s snsa BFNJ ss HsIER rs ON, ohairmen.
Registered April 9Th, 1861. ALFRED A. DUCRos
aS III For Comptroller
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


All the materials shall be Of the quality shall 10 fur
niSitrd by the contractor, as well Us The labor;
days following the approval Of the adjudication by the
uohnt and 10 complete the sixty days after under
the same Is not completed
Good and solvent security IN s Of $500 shall be
REQUIRED 70 guarantees the faithful performance of the con
PAYMENTS TO be made as follows toxt:
The proportion to be paid by the city in cash. and the
said property holders 10 be made by he Oily Surveyor,
IN conformity with section ll9 Of the City Cherter,
snbogated 10 all the rights city and seize the
property n ease Of nonpayment any of aid bills
sihe for any Of said bills should the same not be paid
10 ns rSnaSor shni pay into the City Treasury, prior
petition of the property holders being we'll underwood that
sd contractor shall have the right demanding Of said petit
II is well understood that case of failure ny The contractor
to begin or finish he work part thereof within he period
which the work is being executed the Council shall hmVe he
rht to annu the contract without putting the contractor in
applying TO court of justice 10 nnnu the without
demny and is also well understood that in case tie con
tractor SHAH at time abandon the work finish and
pee the same in conformity with his the contrac-
tors shall forfeit all claims he may have for n part Of the work
done by them up TO of the abandonment that tho
and is also well understood that in the be esod
the contractor and his securities shall be held bound in
prices at which the contractor Originally contracted 10 perform
the work and the price at which may be uludcated ut
Bids be per running foot of the bcng Of the Sidewalks on
81 Eead avenue and per running foot of sidewalk complete
~ John the Baptist street. including the turning OF the
signedl LOUIS II. PILE
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards fs 2f the Common G2sH nil ,,,r,-o,
sEnsd ,., ,oS s A. KlNGsLANp '""'Fnneh'
ALFRED A. DUoRos,
% 1T CLERK of COfnptrolIer