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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
The Jamaica Ensurrection.

G. w. GORDoNs LAST LETTER TO his WIFE,
t. The Editor Of the Examiner and Times
SIR: Sickening enough, IN all conscience, sre
martial law The motto Of The exeeutioners 70
have been short shrft and long rope u Is no au. =,
the press II the whole country has not reaa tne go1su
account Of the late Hon. q. W. uoTaons oA''"''"' -
front of the courthouse at MoraLt Iay .,o. ,,no,s
IL Is no fault of 7as Times and o some Ss.t nrS
II the Jamaica patriot does not stand nsre tno w. -"
branded as ieion and eAecralou 90 N~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
FROM LONDON.

" ore About the yaniaicn Massncres-En.
gIish Opinion ON the subiect-For and
Agninss--Chsraeierisiic suppression Of
News ef the Atrocities by The Times
MIR. Brighten Theus-MsteriniisIn and
Money Worship in LondOn-The Me-
irspoiis vosus The Provinces - The
Rindcrpcss.-Etsm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
IT, key AND PALESTINE.

The present gear s 70 be markell in tho annals Of the
Fast The Turk b government has or o1ei e complete
nrvsy and demsrc4t,cn of the r0niers OF the EmpHe
rb rty Of Constantuopie ID TO be thoroughly csaLsed
d.tinpi nd utdej The .eTinr di,tr.cts will te
sxnmiaed b. comm ssonJ who are TO report upon Al
ms bic rssourc gui channels Of puOlic c0nyenignCc
"a pr III in the way Of new po5ss II Gu tu-e, drain
age &c the iutroI1ct OF fresh spie the iacTe S.
nd anelioritlcu OF higL~ays he opening OF canals
IA railroads and the redu s!oG Of turbulent casses to
The y te ala e trade in the L9ysnt stu exists in
.opr ling ropo-tions The Trie>t Ne tung say that
liz NUM- r OF Circassian children OF Christian parent
nnuav eN ported from Constau .nope and other Turk
isb nYrts 70 AlexanIua "a over 10000. Tho toys a-e
old 20 Ervptan masters for fom 900 TO 800 piasres
and the iris at from 00J) 900 pasres per head.
The Iprkish government with its eyes open does moth
ing to stop this nefsrious traffic.
1ba ty of Jerusalem pres nts the most astonishing.
and from its he liar relation TO the 81 tory OF mank nd
the most In eresting proof Of he advanc; we ae making
in this peatera Very handsome nay, even elegant
bni dinSs in modern yet oriental style being built
in oddion 20 the great numbr at have gone up du-
ring the past three years The appeal OF the Empress
Eu9ane win unQuestionably meet with 40 mundcent re-
snonse that the Church OF TIT Holy sepuehre VIII be
rabpiIt upon scale commensurate with uses At th'
anne TINA lrads and commerce re- beginning to reap
,sar and cuonlsts both Christian and lsraee, are
H. ming TO tao spot from p'rt the world. AS
be ek room Oh cnvrons If the city are restore TO
cnitva ion and beauty and more frequent AID rapid
= mmnnication with damascus and the sea coast De
Gaming necessary It may not be long before We shall
Sc p Of the Gre Central X Ii'oad OF Pa estine.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

| are With uS in The midst OF great va. Even the
! watchmen are sent he from Spain, the native
Cuban, since the days OF Lopez, not being allowed
! b. hold any pcs ton OF trust, prudt poWe
| Assistant So, etary POX and Dir Nicolai, accom-
! panied BY COusul Gels al Mino and Captain q -
! son, We Presented to the Captain Gene al on
| Thu sday, and We kindly aud cOurIeousiy re-
ceiyed.
Al Buase, fOrnc ly tho English Consul At
C1srles.o,, 'og rep eserts his Cove nment mere
sna is 10 Osl lad aud o5u as TO Americans In
deed, no has publicly stated that his instrucuons
from his Government 6 tn d. everything ia his
power 70 preserve thc mos. friendly Citations Will
the American Cove rHment.
The r q els are very quiet here at present, and
are no longer niata,4 an: crdaat at the hotels an9
es cs. They now whisper aroan Ia liz l, Knots, ana
IT, 80 en- aged ia heasd--ruunin5 are DONG al u
the power TO Nv iadle each oJAer.
Y,s srdsy the blockate-runner, Falcon, one o.
the Old three-pipo line TO Wilmington, came In here
with q cargo OF sGO bales OF cotton from GalVe''
ton As she passed the steamer Santiago IN ehse!-
Jog the hsrbOr the crew and pasSensers' inctuuiue
several ladies' appesyed on deck, and threw han is
mi of cotton towards the vessel, yelling their de-
iiylt az having reached q neutral port. There are
also a mum Der Of little lchpOners engaged Ia the
TRADE be'wecn here and the Florida coast Two
Ynrli.h brigs arrived here Yesterday loaded Win
powder which is doubtless intended Tor loadi1g Tue
ilockade steamers. These s.esaers do not ORA"
more than four 90 six feet OF wafer, and they are
able 70 run IN such shoal water that it is very din
cult for any Vt o.. SlI5)I,1 TT l.oV them.
To-day al of or f,om tbs block sie-rlnncT ia
rninzo brought hoy about twelve years Of age on
board tho 5 lntiaZ srI made the moist request
Thai we shout take him North aud send ann C.
bis home IN Wilmington, where his mother lives.
lie hal been captured and sent nth &c, but had
come ous on . SECOND voyage. OF course Captain
Gh,e,n coul not g.o tho jpstice If tho request.
Wa 20 70 Matanl,s By ailrosd TO morrow, sixty
miles distant where tho Santiago will clme around
for Us. AID from whence " sail on Sunday tue h.
for savannah We viii leave savannah on the l3th
90 participate In tho celebration, GA the 18th, at
Charest n OF the raising Of Che OIL la5 GA Sumter
By General Anderson.
Yours, &C., Z. &. I.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

THE CoLoRrD CoRPs.-By order of the Secreta-
~ of War the authority heretofore given COM
mandng Generals of armies, departments, or to
other officers, to appoint officers of coloTed troops,
is revol 3D. except for new regiments to be raised,
or for regiments now in process of organization.-
Hereafter, when n new regiment pr organization
is c ompletcd, roster of the officers appoinie ed
thereto, showing date of appoint nent and muster
in each case, will be forwarded to the Adjutant
Generals office for the action of the President, by
whom all appointments and promotions in such
organizations will thenceforward be. made.
Regmentsl commanders Of old organizations are
requested to nominate meritorious non-commis-
stoned officers and soldiers of white regiments for
appointment second lieuteDants, TO fill vacan-
cies likely to be caused by promotions recon-
mended.
Commanding Generals of armies, departments oil
corps, are authorized to convene Examining
Boards, when in their opinion, It shall be neces-
sary and expedent, to determine tho qualifications
of candidates for promotion in the line appoint
ment as second lieutenants. Republic.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
BROOKLYN. Aoril 2.

YA-Kirs Ius o.u.lV.l pop, awe slway p
nc or aoo.p. ed ,he 1ane AL ths ps2ple a ths Mid
de S a-ss spun, 10, and referred the leekr 90,
Y5nzesl 20 fhs regions of diva Eat oOamtnc'ua
wsh Ccun.eacut; C)1nect Gu ssat h'n on 70 Neg
ssehlse,G3 Yern1ri or r ,)ds IiIani 'hay to n ~
H ,pp hire, aud EsR Hampshire e. hi dne Bu;
tee y = ha, suse all this We are all Ysus ee,
~, s1 ao,.p. tae oap', a1l it Is a very good
ore. " Il this pssJ ln.o our hi t~ri as .Se splcsl
d lynai3n of the people Of tn U hted ststs',
place o; tbs very general des'g nation OF Auerc car,
ssat va no e s6a'e With all the cther people Of IA
conuusnt2 II i. doe., it will MIR iy hsV9 the ca
e. Of all oher lick anna bsfore Il, witch bestow
ed frs. ia = ga s,ug. j7srlus feass. eventually b.
cuns sds i..t ac1,p el namsl OF peoples or scots
Epeat e term Christian was at first merely sneer
Nec York Herald
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

An immenae iron has been discovered az Sarnia.
Canada cropping out in the form OF bla sand on the
beach stretching from that city 10 Bossanquet IL ia
computed that in bank there 80 900 tons worth
SO per ton and John MoAvoy Of Port Edward has In
creased it. The Sarnia Canadian thinks the discovery
will enrch the whole country.
The London Court Journal Of the Goth says: while
the Prince Of Wales witnessing the CheItsey Stee ole
Chase on Thursday last, his Royal Higbness bad his
pocket picked Of valuable watch presented to him by
the Queen The policies solemn joke Ia that the thief
will hencefcrth take the title Of 'Pickpocket Of his
Royal Hig hness the Prince OF Wales"
The number OF United States pensions Is incre sing
with startling rapidly. less fan 1874 having been
placed on the rolls during the year 1864 The number
of invalid pensioners ct the commencement OF the pre-
sent year % 40 and the number OF WIDOWS Pea
stoned was 35,96S-ms king total oil % 3so.
The Boston Traveller INDUCES 10 the following
ssntimeptaIsn: "Adelina Patti. Americas tyorhe
child of song ia about to be married in Europe to rich
Russlln nobeman Heaven grant that her sweet voice
NAV never be sroiled in weeping or signing
.trenuous effort u being m,de by the Paris fashion
ables 20 induce gentlemen ~ discard the stereotyped eve
nnr uniform Of bsck cloth and white ehokers snd
vsts 8 d 20 take 70 velvet and gold embroidery.
wealthy gents nan IN Hartford Com veil kno an
FOR his beneVo cut aud patriotic contributions aimee The
othreek of the Rebellion has given away thnysix
swords ni ths;r Accomplishments " Officers leaving
| Hartford for the war
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
MR. L'sonE AND "DIrts."-Whiie the Prea-
dent spd his friends we're board the River Queen.

Nix. Lsons AND "DrKSs."-Whiie the Prea-
dent sAd his friends we're on board the River Queen.
at City Point military ban came on deck, where
tile party we're sitting and performed several ma
tioual airs after which they gave that stirring an
ITEM la Nqrsriaaiss. This vas justly admired.
,But," remarked Mr. Lincoln, 81 think that tie
greatest tune / ever heard is Dixie Can the baad
play 'Dxie'Y" The haL6 could and cid play
Dixie" capitaLy, and then, ct Mr. Llncoln,' re.
Quest, repea.ei il. The mex. day, as the party sat
It dinner table on the steamer River Queer, tho
cpnver,stion turne on the music Of the previous
dsy. 'sDiXie" was claimed by a gentleman Mt the
taLle as Of Northtrn origin. "Mr. Speed" sad
sir. Lu~oln to his Attorney General, 81 want you
to take the proper steps to o0nfscats Dixie 10 tho
United States / want 20 have Dixie matte nal
property" The Attorney General replied, eyes.
Mr.. President, ] rega 4 it IS prise Of var, AID
shall see that is retained tor loyal use" So bence-
forth lot "Dixie" follow "Hail Conmbis," as tho
French musicians follow ala MdrseidGtse" with
"Fdrtant pour IA Syrie."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
&C. T.
"Jor MAYo."-rhe iol.Os.ns cara !, Published in

"Jor MAYo."-the tolOS.ns cara Is published in
the New York World:
To the RItor Of The Wor!i:
The "old gentleman ofgreat respectAo'lity," who
askel your rUrres lnndent sta that 'JOt Mayo"
lie lat3 mayor OF Hi hmoni, VTg MIA "is not in any
WAY connected with the beautiful Miss Mayo who
married Cen Sc1ts," was sadly mistaken. Being
arellt.vs orex Mayor Mayo, lam able to stale au-
th,ri iyely that h, was cousin ot the lsts Mrs.
General SC 1T, also the lac Mrs. D.. OIOe the
aulho e,s, OF chmond, Virginia sAo Of the hayos
OF Glzlbs htown, New Jersey. lie Is no ANDY
Joho OF pe5e 3" g he, as your CORE Pondent
seens 90 thiuk MIyo from The old two hun
ired year homestead OF PowhGtan seat, two miles
below Rlcammi. lie is CfI may further tres ass
on our valuable spIc) ahigly ediclted geG,le-
man Of TIE Old school dlsiInsuishe lawyer aud
politician, sui was mayor OF Richn md fur years.
BY inserting the above you will not only be obl,gng
nHnerou. trends and relatives In the NORTH but
also % doing at ufjls c3.
Very trul' yours,
w. A. CHANDos FULToN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

A P1rIABLE SIGHr.-when the cars arrived at Ports
mouth from Suffolk the attention of th-bysanders
drawn to 8 squad Of poyerty-stricken refugees FRI
North Caroline, among whom was father bearing in
bis arms the helpless form Of grown son, who from
some circumstance wss helpless cripple and confirmed
idiot But this not all Of this distressing pictures
following the father was more athletic BEARING the
foot re and exhausted body Of his sister who from long
walking almost tired to death. These wanderers
had no friend here TO of rest their wesry and
bodies aud we've apeiled take the only rsfnVe the
authoite 81 could OFFER that Of ths city Jail Driven by
the ruthlsa monster rebellion to this extremity, av ~
from the spot they loved st earth and the sod be-
meath v hich theJ hoped to res friendly grasp OF
we coma henosorth the rscip ents Of public charity,
vnsa mast be their feelings Norfolk Old Dominion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

TEE PEodRrSs or NORPoLK.-Norfoik has been
changed as by The wand OF en-, hs1ttnent. TIE hum
of trade is again heard. Steamers and Schocners
line the wharYes, and wagons, drsys and vans rush
to and from with all the enterpriZc Of broadway
Another equally striking change Is being rapidly
worked. The mud and filth and grass Of four years
had accumulated on the pavement and sideVa ks.
b. order Of the military authorities, hundreds OF
larorers are employ ed in tie thorough cleansing OF
the streets and wharvos, and already tue worE has
made great progress. Il this s. scra u rsrsevered
in, as We have coubt it will be, during the COM
;np summer. Norfolk will lie healthier than at any
former pericd. 1t viii be reColectCd tbat Devsr
during the occupation Of New Orleans by tho
United Staes tronps has yellow fever ever prevail
ed the e as an epidemic. Previous 80 the war Vel.
low Jack was Que Of the established tLs!itUtions Of
that city.-Old Dom inior, 18th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

A SINGULAR PIECE or MEcHANIsM-Some OF our
prisons and who are row at the Union Volunteer Re
ffrasbment saloon have brought with them piece OF
their handwork which is well worth special visit
IL cnns;ss Of clock made by several ingenious fe
IN vbiIe away their weary hours at Salisbury, n. {.
durnS their eut last winter The handspring
IL made from the blade Of sabre which once belong
"a q. Stonewall Jackson The hairspring and balance
gu " nr taken from the telegraph Office timcpiece.
HnSersonyilie, Ca The hands are made OF tosstng-
fork from the kitchen of Vice President stephens The
wheels made from the mSun'HRs o. Shcs
bs fra sre made OF rsmrod, aud nearly all the parts
taken from something picked mp in the Confeeeracy
and have more or less romance attacht 10 tnem'
anu ""'e "'O' tPhilsdephia Age, nth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

AyErKpAS OF YETsBANs.-The Oldest enlisted man in
che nited states army ia Sergeant John Mills principal
musician Of the FRS Y. s infantry, on duty a. New
1ioona Sergeant Mills belongs 10 Haverhi Mnss;, and
.ad Tho fyEtsd states military in Tx year 1903
su General winfield Scott entered cor army the s. me
year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

CosyEpRRAr re "SBuoXS w thin the last few days
several million collars worth Of Confederate money has
been scattered 10 the four winds Of heaven from the up
psr stories of the Evening Telegraph Building The
manner of distribution is 20 throw it BY buc etfuts
the third story windows TO the large Sr1wos
no are constantly congregaed in front OF The Office 70
ascertain the latest from Babylon" and its envrons-
The distribution this morning MSS attended by "a i'm
mense assemblage Of people the Sidewalks am street e
in comnletely blocked for short time As soon the
note, were thrown they would scatter in all rections
and such pushing scrambling and grasping among
newshoys and newsseekers was never before witnessed
and created considerable merr'meut among the crowd
OF spectatos.-tPhils. Telegraph.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

far nroyed ann ualy productive this year and the as
tsbermsn have reapad rich hsr' es- The
Fisherman sre replacing tser Old veses with
new and ds CANT sohssnerS which average Two AnSoSs no
doLars trip
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

Hon. JoHE MINOR BOT1a.---1bis patriotic Virgin
iauvil soon IL drawn from his retlrcmcn'. NV iaat
tho tine has a rved-wbch h. pE phcSied would
comc-wben his services can lie made available in
cstoring his DISTRACTED, devoted State TO the
UuIou. Several Of his warmest friends, WHO nave
tpen refugees from Richmond Face the last rebol
transcription law was passed, have gone 10 visit
him at his home in Cu!p"per county, With view
TO taking him to Richmond at once. No man Is
better fitted TO be the future GJvernor OF Virginia
than her loyal and Union loving son, the Hon.
John NJ. Bolts. ---Brooklyn Daily Union,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

CoNJUGAL RrLATIoSs ~ EUEoPE.-The Memories
d, Lille relates case Of wiir-sclling which oc-
Cured last week at &aretz, near that town. Tho
wife Of weaver named Lssse in, left hsr husl ard
sornc time since 10 cohabit with another weaver
named Dron, and as she refused to return, La'sein
offered 10 sell her 20 her psramour for sOH. DEon
thought the price too high. aud oerd l,Of, but tho
sale was ultimately effected at l26i Csc. A heller
Of the men could write, they spilled to third
person TO make out deed Of sale, snd to draw
hin of exchange for the purchase money, to which
Dron affixed his mark. II is remarkable that
neither buyer nor seller seemed TO have any doubt
as 10 the legality Of this shameful bargain, and
We. c much surprised VIXEN informed that they
would have to answer for the same before the cor
roctloual tribunal. An sctlon at law Is about to
be commenced by the friends Of the sold !"
against the vendor, and every curious revelations
ara expected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20

TREASON CASES N BALrIaORG.-The A-erican,
Of Il 18Th inst., says:
"Yesierdav morning, in the United States CIR.
cuit Court. *. J, Tbayer, Esq, Assistant District
Attorney, stated that iptructOas had bee received
hy The District Attorney TO move the continuance
to thu next term (Noycmber) Of tie csses Of the
partes-iourteen in ndmber-indcted for tr' ason.
on account OF tho present condiIi' Of Sfsirs-
Oh ef Justice Chase scquiesced in th, motion snd
coutiuued the cases. The names OF those inGlcted
are Cetr-e p. Kane, ia neS Pendcrgas', Isaac Trim
bic. Lewis b tier, Chares Cockey, William uerry
HIS, John II. Geuymsn Of Baltimore county.
Thoma, Clifford, Mctlel Hooper, Samuel @aciier;
R'chsrd Ii. Mitchell, Philip CsshmeJer, Samuel
Maccubbn and George Kong.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-20
FROM HAVANA.

IMPRESSIONS OF THE CIrY-BUSTEEss
IMPO 4TANCE-CHINE SE-C0OLI R5-PUB-
Lie GARDENS-SP ANISH OFFICBtS-9Rf-
ETC, ETC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-28

enough made by prominent candidate
for Speaker to enable journalists to speak
plainly: and the time is at hand when
the preliminary action of Congress on
the question Of admitting members, will
determine the real friends of the policy
of that President who has everywhere
been so generally sustained during the
elections. Equivocation is distressing
In our Judgment it is far more polite
as we'll as patriotic to let extremes meet
Then compromises, if compromises can
fairly be admitted, will the sooner be-
gin. THE ADMINISTRATION HAS POLICY
clearly and sharply defined, and this can moi
be supported BY the tricks and diplomatic am
biguities Of politicians
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-28
A Romance In Real Life.

Some time ago quito q sensation was
created in the literary world by the story
that Miss Fox. one Of the persons who
originated the Rochester Knockings"
from which the whole system OF mod
ern spiritaalism took its RISE had
appeared in court as the wife OF DR..
KANE, tho celebrated Arctic explor-
ar. and entered suit against the adj
miuistrators of his estate to recover
the share of his property to which she,
as his wife, was entitled. She professed
to have been secretly married to DR..
KANE immediately after his return from
the Polar seas aid to have letters prov.
ing the fact Of the marriage.
His relations refused to recognize her
claims, but, as she avowed her intention
Of giving publicity to the letters and
prosecuting her suit, q compromise was
effected by which brother OF the ae'
ceased explorer agreed to pay her an an
nuity amounting to the interest OF the
money she claimed, if she would place
her letters in the hands ola trustee to be
retained so long as the contract was ful-
Allied. She consented to the arrangement
and withdrew her salt.
Since that time, Mr.. KANE has failed 10
make the promised payments and his
brothers widow has regained her letters
They are now published and seem to es-
tablish conclusively the fact that DR..
KANE not only ardeutly loved Miss Fox,
who was mere child at the time of their
acquaintance and always much his in
ferior in social position and mental en-
dowments, but that he was legally mar.
ried to her more than year before his
death.
The story is singular one and reads
like romance. It's interest IS much
heightened by the brilliant reputation
30 bravely earned by DR., KANE and by
the admiration orr people felt for his
high character. Ourreadcrs will remem
Der that he died in Cuba whether he had
gone to repair the ravages of disease con
tracted during his famous expedition to
tie Polar regions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-28
TOOLS.
THE USnrKsfGNED WOULD

L respectful announce 10 his friends and the
punlc generally that for the past nine months
be as devote" his en- ire personal attention to
his store IN PHILADELPHIA, Pa for the purpose of
fully establishing his business there Being
now in successful operation in that city. he will
in future give portion Of us time and personal
attention 10 HIS store n " eeing Having he.
come direct identified with the Eastern mar.
kets his facilities iur &C onmodatin and suit.
ing all who may favor him with their custom,
are greatly increased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-28
NEWADVERTIsEMENTs.
Maxos,s OrF1cs, WHEELING, Nov. q, 1855.
RFw WEEKS SINCE, ISSUED

"A call requiring the Members Oh dn ss Se SSr
ssants of the City to take steps in their several
departments necessary TO procure sne5ongn
u uasa Of cholera. Much has been done, but
more remains to be accomplished p,
The power vested in the Board OF Health, OF
SANITARY Committee man of each Ward, is am;
pie to secure the object in VIEW am informed
That some of these officers are hesitant in per.
forming i their duties, because they cannot be
paid unless their service was ordered, In Bris.
mo nv the Mayor or two Counci,men. No such
reason N is sufficient to igsify any neglect. Let
them do their duty, and the Council must pay
under existing laws to work efectually, I recon.
mend that the delegation Of Councilmen for
each ward shall meet at once in some place
within their ward and appoint two or more Of
their number, who with the Sanitary Committee
Of their ward shall visit every yard, house eel.
Lar, sink, gutter &c, within that limit, and take
such steps, and issue such orders, under the OF,
dioances as they may deem necessary TO abate
anv nuisance they NAV find. Obedience 10 such
orders so issued in writing, can be comneIled
A. J. SWEENEY,
novea 1t Mayor.