The New York herald., 1863-11-06

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Aud the say AZ laid over
Re.ou,,o- PAPERS HssE1oroRE LAID OVER.
warrant rsrsSss p s%ith fer The sum Of two
HsrSo Ss for e the
Inn m na Affairs on the burial Of deceased officers arly
amount to be taken from ure1pended appro
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IN ssons II .Tss
Sros,wss 4 sscona street, opposite First Methodist
Which wa: adcptea , BY the following vote, viz
H.pry; H. Reed ohiPp Michel, jeremiah Hardy osii
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Was adSEsS the tolGyPs Road
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Mitchell Jeremiah. Hardy, Masterson ottweli AUD
Of commit,ee Salaries and onees q Board Of
Copneimen wnh resolution that the OF the ReisraI
take .@sSs frs% he % q 'H rsolaon ESQ
sy hs Ss Pssdss en
McSool Reed, Chip jeremiah, Hardy NastersOn and
observation-disclosures HALL.
sewer necessary receiving basins
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Board and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
| Which was adopted by the following vote, viz;
G' ohs $ Jere
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rwsnyaG river has been % used iy as q
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during Ihe pleasure or the Common Council.
Rsso uon Of Board OF counclmcn that the Comptroller
be rcced TO draw his warrant in favor OF Deh We nann
for fSrushng BANQUET to the Twentieth Turner regiment
Which was cOncnrred in By the following vote,
'S eh ss kysl sss%se gsss
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he
the % same s9Is to to city centngsns@ies enc
nsply Sfss sas 'sre
Report & q c2%mse on Streets in ,aysr Of adopng re:
paved T !, ,Bssn
under the direction Of The Groom Xsneduci DEPARTMENT.
and that the ing ordinance therefor be adopted
ssy ns sy 5 SSs YS ssa sss issa 5s's
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and James Crnsham contractors for the sum Of four hun
penalty charged agains them fr overtime contract
IN %R lateral Tsm n ss S
street, and charge the same to City Contingencies.
MAJ 'nf s0'f President Aldermen
terson and Long-il
NEGATIVE Aldermen Hall jeremiah and ottiwen-s.
Report Of Commtee on Sewers favor q adopting re-
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0Ran'e WSsS va, tSeS aore Ss SS Ds vote
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Report q Streets IN adopting reso
between SIKH s.esass he sise
Street coms. and that the accompanying ordinance
which adopted by the following vote, viz
H h R.d Fox sSs ya Jers
n:pesen rssaia,ns Eiesensh @ avenue
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Hesativs-A alderman ottiwe.L ~
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Aqusd1e. Department and that the accompanying ordi
Which was adopted BY the following vote, via
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% @ nd o %
nnndsd and Tsy,wo and -Four hnndrsd n and sn5yss
nues hled in unds- direction the Street
soner and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
WSlsI was adopted by the following vote w. w.
Cool Reed chip Mitchell sysrs % JEREMIAH Hardy.
siii q sSns,in and s%i!s amounting for seasAe.
which sdoy,sS y the following vote viz
Heny Hs Accoo Reed % chpp ps HoSs Rysrs
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dollars for furnishing coaches TO the funeral Of
which Q be paid ey the following vote
Henry hai Mscoo Reed. Michel Jeremiah, hardy %s:
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Which was lost y The foioSins % To:e, VIZ 49, ."
Henry, H., Mscool, Reed, chipp Ryers, Hardy Master
| yecaiIye-Aldermen Jeremiah and otiwel-2.
Petition Of worEmen paving gangs for an increase of
Which wa, adopted BY the fOlloyn vote viz
Hsay Rcd SspHs PA ans@ se h' jeremiah
Esaiiop Sa ,Ss SALARY ne employed under
$ two dollars
cspp S1s MeSs 'i ssismiaS Mas;
| terson and Ottwell-l3
/ RKsrNEp.
Alderman HENRY moved that the Board do ad ourn
/ Which was carried by the following vote, viz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fox ncnry, Reed, Chip, Mitch.
Neca.ye The President Aldermen Han, Mccool, Master
| and Farley-6
whereupon the PRvsIprSr pro tenn. declared the Board
stood ad dSurncd until Monday NEXT 9th inst at O'Clock
= ID. 7. VALENTINE Clerk
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