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The New York herald., 1863-09-29
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ed English Prophecies universally ak nowi tho
best Of all Asruoess who guarantees " secure TO ose
consult her health wealth and happincs and
them Information Of the importance.
I've N iswsus journeys absent friends love, court
D. marriage hidden trrasurrs troubles
fact OF ali asrs IN NE sBrave soldiers learn doom q
ftcfN death ~ your prosperity ana
fcy vout mot aeey 10 vst or adfrr.s w letter this
n hv dfed and hc~iifr vonng lady at eiSh avenue,
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tnnuss cured ani IN 'aiihflh wives And hus
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IOFAn.-MADAME KAT Is THH FESI NbNIKVUfANT
R and Asroiogi-t In this city; gives lucky numbers
causes speedy marrisre Let the pubic by
those who pretend 10 show the likeness Of the urs hu
hand III YOU wish the truth. call Madame RAY, City
TO her oce, 2tl Seventh avenue near
Twenty seventh street Ladies Is cen; gentlemen cents
u,HE oREArrsr WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
/ accomplished Madame BYRON, from PARA Who can 10
consulted with the nrcies confidence Affairs OF life:
restores kfunken and nnfahfu hnsbanas has secret 70
beloved by hearts IDOL and brtn< r. together
those long separated Ladies' rs Residence 81 third
avenue above Twelfth street.
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Aro IMrosIrIoN -TnE HEvER rAILINa NApAMR

Nro IMPOSITION THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN STARR fson Europe. who was born Wit naiuia gf
Bic the past and future, all affairs
OF he brings together hose long seraraed causes speedy
shows likeness your future
band absent frnds drunkenness cur~f free
Ladies' take notice youthst have derived BY false
great Enropsan Oahyoysnt and As,roors for u is true
fcund witch proved and teed BY hundreds who daily
and eagery visit her Caution f6ok out good newsfr al
$4,000 Ard one who equal Mdame starr,
grea Europesp Iiairvoyan In her profession skin
ehe ssotss the name of the VIII marry
No humbue No III East Seventeenth STREET corner %
In irlavcnuc. Name on the door. 0eneueu nohaduted
Ladies brware OF etenders ano that
her AM ucoIr htn a a tam
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DooKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS
New aud beautiful editions OF
MARsus WORKS on BOOKKEEPING viz
xARsu,s COURSE or DouBLE ENTRY, svo. printed
IN colors,20 pa;e ~ .x,, , ......... ~ IS
MARSH Il aASk BoUKKEEPiNG Ito, pint"i 10
MArsis I set of BLANK BOOKS far students. .ir 10
.4.ss..... 70
Remtci " met free. on receipt of price
Sold At MARSH private Commercial Coz cec. SO Broad
way, n Y
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DBNsIoSs PROCURED. AND BACK PAY. BOUNTY
and clothing eolectedtl settled ACCOUNTS OF
ON returned regiments
ana adj an made Soldiers OF srnents who
have paid their eluo bounty Will please cn Urea
sury certificates cashed CLARK A ELLIOTT,
639 broadway, near Blocker street
OK PER CENT INTEREST -CITIZESs SAVINGS
4, Rank corner OF Bowery and Canal open
dsy from 70 and Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings from to !.
D.t ps,s made will bear interest from October l.
Bank b.sks In EnRlish. German anh frrner.
GEORGE FOLSOM. President
strsovR A Dusos. Secretary.
CT O0O wASrEp-oS NEW Machinery. WORTH
dressJ n wyckon, Jr, IS Court street. Brooklyn.
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AIRS CORA DUvAL BUSINESS AND MEDICAL
M Cairoyant having concluded to remain in New YORK,
NAV he consulted her residence III West Ff
between sirth and Seventh avenucs Mrs
Duva genuine independent caivoyant who ad
vertIses in Herald and tho only the city who
Of lost property. absent friends
lawsuits and bnsincss afars generally Mrs Duyal
many prominent persons Ia this city who have
and friends b. consulting her and she
the world 20 produce her AL either bust
ness OF medical clairvoysnt
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MADAM DfsrARD. FEMALE PHYSICIAN, CURES
lM all complaints of females with unclialed sucsess:
Interview IL. n~.essary. her ediciuss pruA
nuunccd the best Can he consulted OI Sixth
nue. opposite Eighths rect frec s3
MADAME GRINDLB FrMALE PHYSICIAN AND
Ni Midwife No AmtT racr.Mt Convenient rooms are
provided Tor those about T. require nnrslng
CogErH1SG NEW pR. LEWIS SPECIFIC AND
- eventisc iruly ihsfuffsnt like N
sic 81 d st No h'sch tuect between Naries street
ana West krra1way, krs ers.
rrHB GREATEST ~ CuNLRY HtTHERrD MADE IN
| attMs urt tlssN ~ rttaus Rn4 srsansAh ~
np ffes agd g.rtrm ~ "a aus e. dIsa rerv ~
yis 4na rt MANY NNtr ttfWt ana. "
II tI III i. saNta.t 9t r. r.
t.-s q. feft F#1t. wU #.h fs y.
ia untg NI . ~ a4u.. al#H
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OFvIoE or .TnE cENyRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT

~ Company, New York. September ~ 1868
Notice hereby given, that call for intaimen Of
three per cent 10 wthree dollars zach share OF the
capital stock Of this made by the Board OF Di
rec,ors on tho nineteenth aa Of sep,smbe 1903 payable
Saturday the third day OF October lS5S Francis
ESQ, Treasurer OF said Company, at the occ OF the
Company, No - Broadway, in the city of New York;
aud that the shares Of stock hch said ntAen shall
paid the time the same payable with all previous
thereon made will be forfeited the entry Of
which forfeiture for the snd nsalment viii
be made the 6h day of October S The transfer books
win cose the soh Of September and the 9Th Of
October, 1868, A. J. HAMILTON. Secretary.
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THE MILITARY

70 other Auctions sec Another Part Of
the Paper.
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nFFbB MARIETIA AND CINCINNATI RATL
" road Company, Cbiicothe, Ohio, 10Th September,
lod3.
r0rrrr.
The following resolution adopted the Board
reciors tho 1lth OF March, 1853 -
Resolved That guarantee Of the punctuai OF
the interest the funded debt of hs Company the
net earnings In esh half of the fiscal 10 tho extent
deposited follows. wiz
pons upon the sterling tonis In the London Joint
Stock Bank; and such may bs ,ry yay
the coupons the dollar bonds In New York, witch de-
poss ha be held subject n this purpose only: that
public notice OF tho deposit be duly publica
ton in the cities OF London aud New York. In such manner
as the President may direct
The net earnings month Of July being more than
sufficient for the purpose funds have been deposted
with the London JOINT Stock Hank In London
aud With Messrs. winslow. Isanisr A Co. IN New
Yolk for payment OF the coupons due frat February
neSt
Messrs wnelow. Ianier CO. win pay the coupons on
presentation, by deductng interest at six pcr por
WILLIAM Il. WATSON.
S..K.
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A REMOvAL-A REMOVAL-A REMOVAL
N The oldest stand Seventh avenue Is removed 10
32 Sixth where adss
lowing prices for their Cas-. on Wearing AgparelFrom s3
TO $40 SILK Dresses, from 81 SIS from 81
- for Pants, also Carpets. Furniture Jewery &c
by punctnaly attended TO by Mrs. EZEKIELS (for-
nerly OF Seventh avenue N2 Sixth avenue private
dence. Gentlemen attended TO " Mr. Il.
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A TTENTION.-AT TpE NEW STORE. lI4 THIRD
n avenue, ladies' and gentlemen guaranteed
ceve the highest prices for each article Of Cast Wearing
Aprare Furniture Carpets hc., for the Southern and
Western markets Try and satisfy yourself The following
prices will be paid for silk from 81 $25; for
Coats 81 49, 5. to $5 other
kinds Of Dresses Furniture Carpets, &C. highest
viii be paid in cash. Call address G. MISH It Third
Fourteenth Ladies attended Mrs
Msh
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN SALE OF
N CROCKERY AND GLAssWaRE. -,
HENRY q EVANS, auctioneer, will self IN ios 70 ss
eiN AZ oantry dealers for cash on TUESDAY, ~ nio
~ 10 oelnk, Is best hir gfAno Dn
"a and Toilet Mare Common Ware, Glassware &c.
Also the stock of jobber retiring from business, wn
he without Goods care uly relacAeo oT
Ali m
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TREASURY CIRCULAR.

wIsHI~crDS, July s, 1893.
The following circular letter h.. JUS, been issued by
the Treasury Department.
1syAsr.y DrrsRrssr, July 3. 1895
sp--l have received your leite, OF ths tth Of June
cinaat. relative 10 The cecton u abandoned cap
turcd property within the states heretofore declared
BE- in insurterton
In reply think II important 10 direc, your attention.
the hrst place the general distinctions under VII c
all property within the district Under your supervision
may he arranged
There may ba said to 70 four classes Il property ia The
rsurrec,ionsry region-v'z abandoned, captured,
Intrcia and conSscabie.
rs,--Abandoned property 10 OF two odescriptons-frst
that which has been deserted by the oud
that which has been voluntarily abandoned By them 10
tho civil military authorities Of the unts1 States
such property 10 20 10 collected received by The special
agsrts e this department, and sold uDder the aub
us act cf March A. lso9, and the proceeds af1er
dsduttng the expenscs of transportation ard sae
and othor expenses attending the collection AMI
treasury. subject to award by tho Court of tl.ms
BEFORE this court claimants of such property or ule ,o
oeefs thereof have the right, nder the nct 20 prefer
their clssns time after tha saie ard before ,he
expiration of two years from the close OF the war No
guarantee given 20 owners " abandoned
IN rsrect 10 thu time when or tie persons 70 whom pro
ceeds win be paid
sccond --Capured rrcpcr'yis npae-s,ood 70 bs ,bas
which has been eeized taken hostile aoesessioo
~ 20 lie turned over with certain exccrtins nsmed 10
tho special agents % this Department. in accordance vita
the provisions Of the act of March a. lss3 All propcrtv
taken possession o BY military naval forces and trrned
over ta sact. agents Sc regarded 40 rv,rr larr
rsrtrreq rroner'v ru,h nforefiy viii receive and
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knot facing directly towards ths ground who're ne
rebels advanced. He was thus provided WIZ oonv =
nlent Loopho,e which could nre upon the enemy
Another iouDd nook two rcks About Two feet
vide By sx or eight long, and a. T."y sgn A. ne snS
smaller stone IL ssds nDs spot for sharpsbeotsr "a
occupy II was held good etct BY one Of our marks
"A three or four rebels In ront OF position
give evidence Every conceivable corner nlsd wnh
sharpshooter always on the lookout for the FOO Il was
this fact that operated ~ say the rebels IN larger num-
bers their the right was very heavy though not
70 much 80 on the left.
rng KxraKNI NIGHT
limo Is close upon meadow the bank OF Rock
creek Here bat few marks OF the battle were seen tha
most q them being from cannon shot that were PROBABLY
thrown from single batteries on the other side OF the
creek. Lines drawn from this point 70 the sx
treme left, and again from each wing, would form
triangle, with the longest side In the renr.
The obtain an idea OF the shape OF the line
Of battle by pcturng to himself horse Shoe the toe at
the the wings the heel The horse shoe
should be widened somewhat AZ heel to the II.
lustration approach Perfection. 0iiicers with whom
have say the line was very nearly quarter OF
circle. This position gave great advantage over the
rebels We could concentrate eheir wing or on the
centre by moving from two TO three miles, Acting on
the circumference OF outer CIRCLE lee was forced 10
move ten miles 10 make q similar concentration. By
watching Lees movements carefully General Meade was
able to checkmate him on each occasion.
CONCLUSION
The great battle Is The enemy is n full retreat
toward, Virginia with our victorious army IN pursuit
their strength. Flushed with ts present victory aud
increased by the thousands now marching TO join II,
who can doubt that our army will achieve success AS
great greater than those Of Waterloo are the
results OF this battle Of Gettysburg Lee victorious Bal
timore, Washington and Philadelphia would have fallen
before him The rebel flag would have oated the
national capital The OF Europe would longer
withhold The recognition that the rebel leaders havo for
many months been asking The way would have been
opened for peace which should embrace the downfall of
our government Loo deeatcd, aud driven again tovir
gina, with army in pursuit. thetnaton breathes in
safety terrible blow struck at the hopes OF the
belon. More terrible may be the result 10 the rebel
army before shall reach the Potomac. The long
pense Is over Strong men, who stood with blanched
cheek and baed breath ha dreading 70 hear the result
Of the combat 10 day filled with exultaton To those
whose vaor stood for the nations defence win render
our heartfelt thanks To Him who doeth all things
well - shall eternal praise be given.
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Tne Canada Outward Hound.

BcsroS, July :, 1855.
The steamship Canada sailed a. ono O'Clock this aar.
noon, with nineteen passengers for Halifax and sixty for
FOR Liverpool. shc takes about sls 900 IN specie
The Canada viii call OF CspsRscs for tho latest news
ana commercial dispatches, the weather permitting
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THE CASUALTIES.
THE REMAINS OF GENERAL zOoK

We learn from telegram received by personal friend
Of the late Brigader General Samuel K Zook who was
killed At the first days fight at Gettysburg that his
friends have consented 70 have bis remains hero
interment His body win arrive by from Phila-
depha Friday afternoon. aud will probably remain
in state until Monday at the City Hail. and will then be
conveyed to Greenwood.
General zook formerly Lieutenant Colonel OF the
Sixth regiment. NJ Y. 8. NJ, in which capacity he
golden opinions for his zeal and high military knowledge
He raised the Fifty seventh regiment, N. Y s. W. and
almost from his arrival the Potomac with his regi-
ment was acting Brgadier. About six months ago he
received his appointment Brgadier General, wholly
for meritorious conduct He essentially . military
and owed his position solely to that fact having
political friends 10 advance HIM General 2Oo although
from Pennsy had resided In New York for years
and wholly identified with it's interests and success
He received appointment from New York and there
fore his friends claim that the city should honor his
mi
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THE FIoHT At HANOVER.
Mr. e,org. u. Hart, De.v.,,n.


ssovsN, Pa, gny 1, 1883.
This swwn y in Aesrs county, on tho railroad The
battle which took place here between brrds OF stuA-ts
cavalry, led by himself ia person, ard brlssae n
Peasantons co,ps, consisting OF the Eah Ner YORK
cavalry, First virginia, first Vermont one Fshtssp,h
PernsyvanR. wtc bore tho brani cf The engagement,
subsequently reiafosccd ~ The Fh Sixth and seventh
Michigan, NJ az follows
now I'm rcrr oua'xar.o
Our cavalry, on their way u Fsnovsr s,ouped t~o
miles from the town Al creek 70 w,,s, THAR bors.s
Whilst 20 engaged squad os about twenty reooi
cavalry were espi.f, and tho Eighteenth P.un.
syivanlsi sert squadron, who ssye thor, chase.
The First Virginia had the advancs Of the
column, ners came the Fourth reguay battery
r. four guns, then the First Vermont, Exh New Yors
and Eighteenth Pennsylvania cavalry their respective
order The oolumn moved on 70 and through the town.
ihe s rebels being uppoeci 70 be s,azsers iron,
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READ AND REFLECT.

Make Of health. "But howf' you ask.
We answer tits easy task.
Strengthen the stomach, and sustain
The nerves the OF the brain.
The liver keep active play,
And regulate from day TO day.
Each organ aid, natures plan,
Brace and refresh the timer man,
And like . watch. that's kept in chime
BY constant care, with railroad time.
The system's and strength
And thereby cheer the spirits too.
sHow,f you inquire. can this be done
This victory DER disease be won?"
"Hostetter's Bitters, reply
ls.Lealth's supreme protecton-try.
A. means regenerating dsordered and cnfeebsi
system regulating every function OF the internal organs
revisng the depressed spirits ipvieoratnR the constitution
prolongn life medicinal preparation. either Of tho
past the time has been completely and
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THE ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH

THD ONB HUNDKED AND FOURTEENTH
PENNSYLVANIA-COLII XOUAvES.
Thk regiment ives attached the Third army corps,
MAJOR General stckles, and engaged the desperate
Ashs o. Thursday hss. Ths zouavss fought most he
roicAiy, and suffered greatly n killed and wounded. The
regiment has peen commanded since the battle Of Chan
ceorsvs by its Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Csvad
who was, we are informed. with about SIXTY Of men,
surrounded and captured BY Ne enemy % Thursday
evening.
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mIsCELLANEOUs.

A SECRET WORTH KNOWING 60 TO THOMAS r.
"A A0SRw's. 2eo Greenwich street of Murray.
and the prices he fs selling Teas Coiees
Four aud Provisions At and every thing else ess
FAMILY liams, y, Shoulders, 61s - SaGars llr ara
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wanderers ON s~a or land.
F-ou Polar shore 70 rroric strand:
To hon-slIolds lone. In regions new.
And dwciiers In gresi ciiies. too:
~ sadiers M camp, fort and fc'd.
who need against disease . rnieid;
To miners, California bound,
And till~rr ~ wet marshv ground.
10 fcs 1le wives of fragile mauld,
To Young and middle aged aud old,
TO thoss in health, who would enjoy
Heaven best gifis without alloy;
raaH thr str~sgfhiess. weak aud pale.
" hN droup. ,~t know not whst they s,k.
llosafttr Bittsrs wc presrnt
A. l!ealth's mosf potent element
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x,xy. from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Z, 1856.
Trace was dull yesterday. There aquiry ggr
coal and p.s iron, with sales at advancing rates
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ties at Gettysburg:-
Colonel James IIuesten.
Captain j G. Hoyt.
Lieutenant j. II. Mcdonald.
WOUNDED
Captain Thomas Cummius. thigh, slightly.
Captain q. Murphy, arm, slightly.
Captain George w Rverson, and back slightly
Lieutenant John Cransom, both legs ankle and hj not
dangerously.
Lieutenant William Palmer ankle, slightly.
Lieutenant Burrell, foot, slightly.
Lieutenant Fowler, hip, slightly.
Lieutenant shaws, groin, slightly.
Lieut. Everson leg amputated below the knee dotA we'll
Lieutenant Mckee. arm slightly.
Lieutenant Sloan, back, slightly @a
Capt. Murphy and Capt. Ryerson arrived homo MOD
day persons having friends In the regiment and desiring
information regarding hem at liberty TO call upon
Captain Murphy, Of McKbbcn street and Graham
avenue Brooklyn Captain Ryerson, No SO East Twen
tY-second street, New York.
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Against the vapors foul prepare.
That fever-taint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prares woods, marshy ground,
II scdentary toll you ply,
Nature you must asstst-Or de
For when debarrod from exercise
For artificial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
is thrcatsned evil 10 prevent;
And II you'd be relieved spared
From Ills that crush the nnprcpAred,
Hostetter's Bitters use-for note
They the aurost anudote.
To set st dehance the. Of unhealthy soils. Il
poison Of UNIV boiesome water the efiuva Of crowAs
work rooms and factories oaneful influence OF
dentary employ nts 10 only 10 be
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N hero vaue in puhlir % MON. wsirh, W
mtdl testimony te very ~s and safes Tome, Correo
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pyspepsia's pangs, that racx and gYind
The body and deprvss the mind;
Agues, tAat as they go and come.
Make life constant martyrdom,
Coles and dysenterir pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigOr wanee.
bilious complaints-thosc tedious ils-
ne'cr conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread dlArrhn that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercuryi
SLOW consttl ional decay.
That bringp Death nearer day by day;
Nervous prossration mental gloom,
Heraids Of madness the tomb;
For these--tbough mineral iostruma fab
Means Of relief at least hall.
Hostcter's Btters--medicina sure,
Not 20 prevent alsne, bnt cure. I#N
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SECOND N. Y. 8. NJ. EIGHTY SECOND VOL
UNTEERS.)

The following is correct list OF the casualties among
the officers Of the above mentioned regiment in the bat
ties at Gettysburg;-
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IN dyspepsia and bilious complaints eobsi
tuonsi and debility constipation,
spasns and In all complaints Of woman, proceeding
Inherent weakness of body Tho great
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-18
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- every part d
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pnAselves with
or ssvolvery
lhippsd from
her places, in-
State. Thev
I;xhborhoods IN
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|pk1fUax % iras '6fxr4 lpwl CAV
This regiment Aos thoroughly o.
ia, equipped md armed. viii leave
5 Hendsrshott to-day, for6ioux City.
3 it is to be stationed nnta farther
The rsgimsnt y we'll provided
In nsaess.riss for this long journey,
1vSnport Gazette. 4faIf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
on North Public lane from High 70 Wa

paving on North Public lane from High 10 Wa. .
ter street. Adopted.
BY Mr. Jaeger Directing the owner OF own
ers ofin-lots 6s7, 6Ss and 500 on the east side
OF High street, between Third and Fourth alley.
TO fll the same 90 as to prevent water standing
or s!agnatlng thereon. Adopted, and then re-
considered and referred to the City Solicitor,
to report at next meeting as to the power Of the
Council to pass such resolution, and the liza
bilities Of the city in case Of its passage.
BY Mr.. Donaldson-Dlrecting the owner or
owners Of in-lot 2 in Young's addition, to pave
the sidewalk In front Iheroof on Fourth street
Adopted.
ny Mr. Ihompson--Instructlng the City
Solicitor to report at the next meeting an ordi
nance to carry out the law requiring the CITY
Civil Engineer, the Superintendent of the Mar.
kets, and the Engineer of the Fire Department,
to be appointed, on the recommendation of the
Mayor, by the Council, and to hold their Offices
Tor one year. Adopted,
Mr. Graham introduced an ordinance to amend
an ordinance defining the duties of the City
Civil Engineer, and to FIX bis salary at one
thousand dollars a year. Read the fret time,
Adjourned