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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04
CITY ORDINANCES.

mo. 30
IN Or DINANCE LRVYING A TAX
IN upon the Grand Levy for different City Pur-
poses as authorized By, law, for the year A. D.
Eighteen Hundred and Sixty. one.
sEUTIoNl. Bed ordained BY he Gin. Council Of The
city Of Cincinnati, That there shall be levied and coll
lected upon the grand levy OF property within the
city OF Cincinnati, valued aud appraised, liable and
subject to taxation for City, state and County pur-
poses, for the year eighteen hundred and sixty. one,
the folloWin per centage, viz: =
For general City Purposes, two mills (2).
drsdths mills q .2o).
FOR support q House Of Refuge thirty. hundredths
For support Of City Fire Department., one and
hye hundredths mills 0.O5).
For the Superior Court, en.hundreths of one
For Inhrmary and outdoor relief for the Poor,
seventy. i've. hundredths Of one mill (.76). '
I9r sinking Fund to pay city's debts, hfty-hun.
For Hospital purposes, fifty hundredths of one
mill (. 30.
For Lighting the City, one mill ID. .f.i
For Interest Of BONDS issued by the city, one and
ninety ,hundredths mills O.90).
EoI the suppoftot Common Schools, one and forty.
hundTedths mills lao.
SEC, 2. That there Be levied for the purpose Of
erecting and extending WAter-works, bidding ma
cbineTy, and paying interest for purchase Of Water
works, ten oents 40 on each front foot Of the taxa
bic property bounding and AUDITING to streets, lanes
and alleys, in which wAter-pipes have been laid (;
which the City Clerk shall certify 10 the Auditor OF
Hamilton County, TO- be placed upon the Duplicate
OF said county Tor collection, for the year eighteen
hundred and sixty one. . I-
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
clnnati, this twenty ninth day of May, in the year
J.B President, protein.
Attest: GEO. M. CASEY, City CLERK. my3l-c
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19

this great struggle Bloody caiamitous--
fear it will be, May we so conduct it, if
q collision must come, that we will stand
justified in the eyes og Him who knows
our hearts, and who will justify our every
act We must rot yield to resentmenls,
nor to the spirit Of vengeance, much less
to tho desire for conquest or ambition.
81 see no path of ambition open in II
bloody struggle for triumphs oqer my
countrymen. There IS no path of ambi,
ton open for me in divided country
Hence, whatever we may do, must be the
result Of duty, Of conviction, Of patriotic
duty-the duty we owe to ourselves. to
our posterity, and to the friends of con
stitulonal libety and self. government
throughout the word Loud applause
My friends, can say no more. ro dis.
cuss these topics is the most painful duty
of my life. 1t Is with q sad Aeart--wlth "A
grcl that ! have never before cXperien-
ced that have to contemplate this fear
tul struggle bat | believe iu my con-
science that it is q duty we owe 10 oar
selves, and orr children, ana our God, lo
protect this goIernmru' ami that flag
from every assa.Iant, be he whom ne NAV.
Tremendous and prolonged applause
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19

TEXAS I'oorn-ricEs," Will blades f3s
inches long and p inches wide, fUpb 1
and bone handles, all weighing seye-al
poudsarc boing manufactured nWashing,
ton Ga.
BssbQueeu Ylctoria's 43d b!rthdsy was
elaborated quietly by her own family at
osborn. The King ofthe Belgians took
"his mutton" with her Majesty.
INSANE. .--I~ujs Della. literary gentle
man OF Philadelphia has bsoome insane
by the troubles oftho country. lie has
becn taken 10 the insane hospital.
Bs4sThe United States Sonlte will have
% vacancies q, tho extra session IN july
OF those in auendgaoa 81 will 10 repub,
licans an fifteen opposition
nea-The Washington .S.atai ard Ua.o,.
announces that two negroes have lsee- ar
pointed to office IN tno Post Office Dep,rt
meut at Washington.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19
stIrtt 4octrn,
GAY AND HAPPY.


I'm the ono that's goy and happy,
Wheresee'er chance to be,
And I'll do my best to please you,
II you will but list 10 me.
CHoGus--So let the wild world wag as it will,
III he gay and happy still,
Gay 8nd happy, gay and happy,
Ill be gay and happy still.
I envy neither great or wealthy,
Poverty / no'er despise,
Let me be contented, healthy,
And the boon | II desrly prize.
CRORUs--So let the world wag, 6o.
The rich have cares wo littlo know Of
All that glitters is not gold
Merits seldom made a show Of
And true worth is rarely told
yroDvs- So let the Wild world wag, &c
il the Preside mt should sit beside me,
I'd sing my song with usual glec,
Fools might laugh, and knaves deride me,
Sill I'd gay and happy be.
CuoRus--SO let the wild world wag, &c.
care Tor all, yet care for no one,
Those that DO well need not fear,
like mankind and the world to dwell on.
What else makes this life SO dear.
CuoRCs--so let the wild world wng, &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19
.3t(istGilanGous,

TRY1Sa 30 Kr1H sE.--Lcokiug over cur
Exchanges, we find the following dialogue
.cpcHed as having occurred in one Of the
Cincinnati public schools:
-, says the person who Witnessed the
scene, "saw little fellow with his
arns around little witch Of a girl, en-
dcayoring, if Interpreted the manifesto
tious right, &c kiss her.
Tommy" said !, what are you doing
therc?'
"Nsthing, SIR" spoke the bright.eyed
Ittle boy, somewhat alarmed.
"He wath, thir--he wath trying to kith
nc, that he wath, thir!" said she eyeing
him clofely.
"Why, Lucy, wha; prompted him TO act
so ungentlemanly, right here in school ?"
fsoked, anticipating some fun.
"Oh, he htched up here, and then he
wanted me to kith him, and told him
wouldu't kith thuch thumpy boy as he
ith :hcu he thed Ee'd kith ME, and told
bin be dathn't, but he thed he would do
II. md told him would tell the raath-
ter IL he did, but lie thed he didn't care a
Gnap for the ma,hter and then he tried
70 kith me- tie harder and the little
hing sighed.
why didn't you tel! ME. as you said
you would ?" asked in pleasant way.
"Oh." she replied with charming naiv-
etc, 81 didn't care much if he did kitL
me, and tho tho't I'd let him !"
Here the whole school, who had been
lis;ening instantly broke into an uproris
nsiS laugh, while Our liNle hero and hero,
Inc blusheG deeply
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19

the meantime let the spirit Of humanity
and Of the high civilization Of tho age.
strip this war Of the horrors that general
/ ly attend such civil strife.
Our States desire, and have indicated
purpose to take no part in this war, and
we believe that in this course We will ulti-
nately best serve the interests ofCut com.
mon ccdntry. II is impossible that va
should TO indifferent spectators we con-
slider tnat our Interests would be irretricv-
ably ruined by taking pare ia the conflict
0 tho side where the strongest sympa.
thies Vt our people nre, and that ou- sense
OF honor and duty requires that we should
mot allow ourselves 10 be drawn or driven
into a war in which other States, without
consulting ms, have deliberately chosen 10
involve themselves. Our safety and our
dignity as among the most powerful of the
slave States demand o. us that we tako
this position.
If the time shali como when our friend
ly mediation may arrest the further pro
gresa Of the strife, our most earnest and
strenuous efforts shall not be wanting 10
bring about peace, and it il by such efforts
that we hope to serve the interests of ou-
country.
And now, in conclusion. wa mako our
solemn appeal to the people Of the United
States. This Is your goycrnment-ils
!Wasewalion i Your preservation its
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19


Ngw SOLUTION. Not long since a
certain quaCk, who looked ns wise as an
es|, was addressed by one of his patients
thus:
Doctor, tell, ,h3g il is that when we eat
ana drink, the meat is separated from The
drink
Why, will tell you, said the learned
man of pills. You see az how there is in
the neck two pipes--one Of them to re
oeive meat and the ether drink. At the
Top Of !heun pipes is Id or c!apper, aud
when we eat, this clapper shuts up the
drink pipe, and when we drink, it turns
back upon the meat pipe--a see-saw kind
Of motion. Queer apparatuses, l'assure
you
But, Doctor said the patient, 1t ap-
pears 10 me that ere clappcr must play Il
d d sharp game whan we cat pudding and
milk
y Quaok took his hat and slid. udvisin .
his patient not TO swear at all
OK dit, that Hardce, the author of Har-
dees Tactics, was passenger, in the dis
euse Of female apparel, in the last steam
or that left New York for Europe. In the
lost news Of lis whereabouts he was said
70 be in command of Fort Morgan. guard
Inc Mobile. 1t was understood some time
ago that he had been sent to Eulope to
purchase arms for the Southern confeder>
ncy.
SOME one blamed NJ. March for chang
inc his mind. WELL said the, that's jus
The difference between n man ana o jack
ass-the jackass cart change his mind,
and man can its human privilege
TOMMY, my SOP, run into tho store and
gel some sugar
Excuse me ina, am somewhat indiss
poseo tLis morning. SeCd father, and
tSA him to bring mc II plug Of good to-
bacco
TnE mind has a certain vegetative pow.
er, which cannot be wholly idle Fit il
nut laid out and cultivated into a beau,
tiul garden. it will Of itself shoot up
% weeds or Aowers ola wild growth.
s.a5-" Where do you hail from?" queried
Yankee of traveller. w here do you
rain from ?" was the response. Don't
rin at alp said the astonished Jonathan.
Neither do hail, so mind your own Du.
Anevs."
ESS"Tho great difference between car~
rnso'wheel and carriage horse is, that
the one goes bcs, when it is tired, and the
Other doesn't
ia4yr An American poet talks of the mu-
s'o oI low wind The wind is eGten low,
aId very few of the poets can raise it.
rsarA Fosda paper says that MRS.
Cherry has fine lot Of young cabbage
and tomato plants for sale" TIA. she no
Young eberriesr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05
CHAs. BRIGGS, President.
BUREAU DE LA COMPA GSyFES E,,ASSrrp
Y .AMGh MLIEELl.E DE La I.lILLSI - y SL--

NoUvELLE, ORLEANS, 81 dteembre 1850
Contornemen conditions dc clare de IN Comnarnis
pAsnrs1ce Mntuee de Ia Louisiana ct de Ia Legis
lare dc Gtt de Ia Louisiana No. l76 appronvse la II o,
1863 nY puhque par lie present dome Que les certiecn
suyants de Gcrp pour panU6e 1871 ftnarat mi est 4cbn
pas cts recamt8 bureau la Copngni5 at ous tones
les dts certcaH eurS ntdds qui nront mas a6 de-
mandes lie U las propretacs egaux dams les trent, orr
qui suiyn Ii date IL avis Saront caceIEs ct anu nj Ia
montant porte credit du onds contingent dams les ,ive
de Ia Compagni6, CONNIE lis present. par sa chere
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0TlTB OF LOUISIANA,
Parrish Of Orleans. civ OF Nag Or1nnr

Parish Of Orleans, GlIy Of New Orleans {
Personally came and appeared before me, --
Justice OF the Pence in and for the parish aud city aforesaid
ChHrRs Briggs. President and H. P Jauvier Secretary who
being Hny sworn doth depose and my That the above is o
and correct transcript from the books Of the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company.
', u r CHAS. BRIGGS President
Scyeray subscribed sworn to this 9Th dv of Japnor
1861, before me, D. F. MTTCHEr1
Second Justice of the Peare
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po..i-- ,,r =, F1TAI NH N IIOUsfANE, J
Ont aru ct Sc sont present4 devant moi Inv. ola,
Fax en- ct pour Ia paroisse vile ss dies Charles Brps
President ct H. =. JNnver Screairs qui eyau s dunont
asSerenttS decaen ct den que etat cdasus est ma
eH"ee Ell e'Freete dcb vres de Ia Compagn Assurance Muu
eile le IN Louisiana GHAs. BRIGGS, President
II. P, JASTIER, Stcrataire
1851. n y 1TTTTftE[T I'''''''
in7 BOT Jaee de t,uir do l, coaanla r..
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IlA cOnpte rendn q dessuS
recte des livrea de la compagnt.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES Il. WHEELER, Sdcr6tafre.
ErAF DE LA LOUISIANA
ParoisFO d Orleans, vile de Ia Nc.OrEana
Sosc par deyant moi jsme Jour ds iAnvia
1861. D. f. MITCuKJI
jn7 DOT Jure de Paix aa In So.orra Sr,r-
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CREsORNT mARB1.W woRKs

monuments Ionbs and Head Stones Piers ann Center Tah,
p counter Slabs iRnte Pte"eS Crates and Crate Sat,n,
t%2TlHE ttea Banqueue and Yard Plugging Iron Reiins
by EATANATTSE , MI tT'luu VA on Marble
u H~" 2SS, 2S4 and 296 Cam to
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Tie above statement Is just true and Transcript
from the books of the Company.
A. BROTHER President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Sworn to and Subscribed this 9Th day of January
1861. d, F. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace.
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Z t,lpNIpTEsn 4. q q Es.---e1F, Fl1lAI..
GpECIFECATEONs ron THE CONTRACT

s 3sa9 " S.bUFLFssis sionantrnlcr.
sSrReIFIcAIToNs sss,,I TIHE coNrRAcT
sr9n Fslsy soaa 70 IN, Wash 81. sEten Avenue
wide the bottom eighteen inches deep shall Be dug BY
&c contssstor o. each side of The rosa'gay.
Tss Sh9ls Wdt af III hssvse5 The dishss
s ns s e
where too lows and picking aud hauling away the dirt where
Twenty fee in wd the Of the roadvag shall be
scts he P & bs anoher co II
from inches in size, shall be placed
vT shan s rolled At least hires lines with sos pound
hs o he e as eos he
ef singis o. London and aarr sand mixed four
800 often may 50 ,has the
s ae s es e ssd form
All sc materials shal be Of The best quality and shall be fur
He soniraetor shall bind nilass 10 begin tho work in ten
~ ss appsss S the BY the Com
enals IF ten dollars day for and every day there
The contractor himself to keep the ballast road in
sspsif fos sna during year after ~ sopeon and
"a this condion the Treasurer shall retain
sd The eonTsctor It the expiration Of said year shead the
road bs then found IN good order nnd condition. otherwise
osd saa solvent ssenas II ahs sa e s25oo shall be re,
Ehs whole work u executed he entire satisfaction Of
ts who win ae thu sole judge Of the quality Of
e be made M Of the work included
d follows sowit ho proportion 10 b paid by
the city in cash, and the proportion paid by the
c holders in bills against said be
Enads by the City Surveyor il9
City Charter, said bills to be collected BY the contractor
mhc shall be subogaed all the rights of the and
selse the property in any all Of said
bills aud the city of New Orleans be liable or tespon
Rihle for of said bills should the be paid
u Is well understood that in of failure by the contractor
70 of finish the work any pari thereof within Pc
xioa axed Council manner
- which is h executed tina Council shall have hs right
Gnu the contract without putting the contractor default
required article 1906 Civil Code, apply
Tag to Of Justice ann the same without nen-
H and y also well understood that in the contractor
ssH at time abandon tho work, finish complete
the IN conformity with his contract the said contractor
char osfst all claims he have any part OF the
dons by him the date of the abandonment that ths
city shall be thereby discharged from all liability there
1T ID also well the
sesetd the contractor an his securities shall held
Houhd IN sodo the city all loss difference between
Che price which the originally contracted TO per-
eortn tile work and the price which II may be adudicaed
at resale OF readindication-
This work ia accordance with tho lines and
grades to be given by the City Surveyor and under the upetin
Ssndeisee OF the Street C5InInissjoner
Bids To be the
New Orleans, Jan. IS, 1861.
ISignedl LOUIS n. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by Committees Srests Landings Of both
Boasds bf5 the Common Council ii I
fSianedi BENZ. IS HARRISON ii,
lSignsd] S.A. KINGSEAND, uhsitIhen.
Registered Jan 40, 1861.
4 ISL LEI sg4si B8 $s E Fnr G1rnntrnlIer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Office = No. 7S Camp street,
amount Of PIt.niuns for the year ending 3lst De-
Profits for the yenr -Sa5Ilil So
Assets on 3lst December, 1860. " az ;So a.
ne Trustees have declared dividend Of FORTy pEp
Atler pay ng SIX PER CENT interest on nil the ont
CENl. of the Scrip issue of 1857 $3.50 " - ~ ~ a. EN-
GeT and redeemabe Scrip payable in cash on and after
lt rtoFGAry 1851 Certificates the wear lg6O ever
aole on and after the 18th of March nrxt ' O' ''''
jalo en- JAmE 81 n w VI FT5fS S4e
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUpCAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY

NEW ORLEANS, December 81 1860
In accordance with the requirements the Charter of the
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Co. aud Legislature
OF he State Of louisiana No. 6 approved March Eth 1859
public notice is hereby given that the following Certificates Of
Script for the 1851 and accing thereon remain
unclued in tile Office Of the Company Certificates
and interest which shall be demanded by legal owner or
within thirty days Of this will be cancelled and
annnleh and The amounts thereof credited the contingent
account the books of the Company by Its Charter
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall December g. 1850
pX VIRTUE of resolution No. $40 OF the
- Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans, in &C
cordance with section III OF the City Charter notice is hereby
given hatit the intention Of the city New Orleans cause
ST. Andrew street from ST. Charles Dyade street. TO be
wdened width of feet four inches and four lines
and also to said st. Andrew be opened from
Drysdes to Howard street. width of hundred and
twenty-five feet nine inches.
JOHN Il. MONROE, Mayor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.... NEW ORLEANS, July Ii, 1850.
TO the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
TENFEE undersigned owners of reml estate
fronting JohSon street. from Canal street to GAro-
delet Walk respectfully that ordinance resolution
PASSED according law tor tho sale Of to make
brick sidewalks hordered by crbstones and wooden cutters
both sides johnson street. from Canal street to nrondee
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LEGAL NOTICES.
QFFECE OF TFfM HOMIE MUTUAL IN
~ SuRANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, January s, 1861
In accordance wi h the Charter of this Company, and
OF the Legislature Of Louisiana mo Improved 18th March,
1850 public notice hereby given that the following Corh
Gates OF Fof issue OF 1866 with nccrued interest theeon
main unpaid i'll This Company. If claimed by the legal
within thirty days the first publication
this notice. the will BIO Cancelled and annu ed and
amounts thereof credited the contingent the books
Of the Compnny, directed By Lis chnrter
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Proclamation par lie Marie.

Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE NoUEELLE-OR1EA
Hoe1de-vile, 5 decemhre 1850
I'm VEIcTU de la resolution No. $40 Sira
IA Conse Commun de Ia vile de la Nouvele ns ct con-
orm6ment Is section 21 de la charre de la Vile avis est par
lie present donna que ntenon de la vile Nouvee LEANS
est dc fare earg cinquanetros pes aunre pouces ct
quatre gnes Ia SAndre de Ia st Charles Ia rue
DryadeS aus de pratque ronverture la ditto rue St.
Andre vngtex pitds pouces de large partjr
de Ia rue Dryades Ia rue Howard.
de- 1aw8w JOHN T, MONROE Maire
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,.r NEW ORLEANS, June 80 1900.
of the City of New Orleans:
FTE4E undersigned owners of property or,
L. Cont Roman Toni
fully that ordinance resolution passed. according
law for the sale of contract the
sidewalks boriered by wooden cutters on ho
sides Of CONT street. except where already ade from Roman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05

OF 1awSw Secr&aire des Assistants Aldermen.
To the Honorable the Common Council
- - off tho City of New Orleans:
GENTLENIEN-Th undersiEned owners
" of property fronting burgundy street from Renye
Canal street. most respectfully petition your honorable body
agreeaby to section 100 Of the City Charter sell pub
lie auction after days notice in the official Journal the con
tract for paving with square blocks Burgundy srest from
vile Canal street. and for raising the sidewalks on both sides
and paving the same with flag stones.
The whole work to be performed il conformity the pec
fcaious Of the City Surveyor.
RuShton $50 feet
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Assistant Board.
lhonorable Conseil Cohmnn de Ia Nouvele- Orleans:
mi ESsfEUkS-Le soussiSne. proprietafre
tfh la Bourgoygne, des Beuye Canal tres
repecueusement demande honorable corps conme
ment la section 12ue de la nouvee chartre fare vendre
ptncan dix ours davis dams la gazette ocee I'M
tra DIES blocs de granite carre rue Bour
goyEne de Ia Beuvile cee du Canal eleyer les
anquees sur les deuy c6tes ct la correction des
banauees pees plates Lovrage enter deyrs sire fait
dapres les specifications du voyer de la vile.
" Rushton, $50 piPds
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
OF lawsw secrdnire du Bnrea Assistants Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-05
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NEW ORLEANS, July l6, 1861
To the Honorable the Common Council
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NEw ORLEANS, July TO- 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
WE. the undersigned, 0Iyn ers OF renl
w estate fronting ST. Euuis respectfully
your honorable body to have brick Sidewalks horered by
curbstones and wooden gttes said street.
man to Gavez street, both sides; the
highest altitude practicable The be aducated the
lowest bidder by Comptroller five DAYS notice in the
official Journal And your petitioners in duty bonnd
ever pray.
Jshn Jacob, q feet.
Misses Muldoon, 81 :.
BENZ. Faith, q :.
Henry Galway, 2l :.
H. H. Patemann, as =,
VIM. Mcdonald, q :.
r. Stubenvauch, 81 =.
Michael Tobn, % :,
Geo Hartman, % :.
H. rfrifon, 81 =,
Bon.empS % :,
Jacob Bnrkhard IS :.
R. Barry, n :.
aoh. Veigel, % :.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.