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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17
UBrf1p SRAfss CInouls Co0ns, I
q. Dee Aslaes, Ieess Mar / s.

O011BU NTAtoS OA1OU1x& NUUu1:f&
..e Dee NslRs, Iepss (eY 4
Editor Gate Oily: A. soma q yo1s
readers are interested ia syssy(hiae PR
tanning 70 county and city bssds. thsy srs
herebysinformsd that this Cosrs, siesr
elaborate argument, have made N imppr
tant decision touching the right Of the
bondholdsrs to . mandanus to eqnpsl the
Board Of Supervisors to levy tax to pay
the interest or principal Of the bonds. Or
. judgment obtained 10 this Court upon
them.
The question 6nt arose in the case
sg1nst Washington county, where bad
iiied for the Board Of Supervisors Of lhe
county an answer to the alternative wi,
of mandamus, setting up the fact that ~
injunction had been granted By Distric,
Court Of the State, restraining the Beard
from levying ! tax to pay the said bond,
or coupons. To this answer the relations
demurred The same issue vas made ia
the case against johnson county. Ths
cases we're argued BY Judge Grant and
Mr.. Rogers Of Davenport for the Relators
and BY FAiralI of Iowa City and myself
for the County Boards. The Court holds
that our answer is sufficient and refuse Il
grant peremptory writ requiring tb'
levy Of the tax. The Realtors have up
pealed to the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States, where We hope the judgmen
below will be affirmed.
II. STRoKo.
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Cattle Marker,

NEW YORK, May 10.
The current prices for the week 1t all yards are .. 10,
lows: ~
Beef Cattle-lst quality Il boDIg 90; fir to root
70 ooSl7 10; common Is 00915 20 inferior II CoS
Is W.
Cows and Calves-lst quality, head S. co. ordinar,
~ tog1a 00s common 20 oo&Cu ou; inferior - co.
so 90 - W.
mon Se19c; inferior otasc
Sheep aud Lsmbs-Extrae oo@ll 90; prime soa
s 6096 SO. ~
swine-sull fed Q ID. lo1 slo,zc light and medium
at 1916.
The supply Of Beef Cattle light this week bat viii
large supply Of shade, &c, in the market there ver,
full many could hvve been sold even It decline q
M per m which freely granted. The demand N,
very moderate at the Reductions and the LOG OF thu
dealers were very heavy Many Of than have met with
steady losses during the last three or four wssas And
they getting discouraged eome Of them state ID ii,
losses to be from 10 " % 90 and rs 90 . head ~
some At still higher figures.
b. ~
Hogs are dull and lower.
Total number Of stock all yards this wsek and
week follows
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THE CITY.
Church Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Fifh street, between
Main and Blondeau. Eervces every Sabbath a4 IL
and Il p IN. Sunday School 9l<
JANIS Brown, Pastor.
FIRST pRESBYTERDANSCorner High and Fourth
streets Services every s&bbath II m. and u M
SUNDAY Soaoolsa N. Ell. 0uLErtS Pastor.
UNITARIAN CuURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at ii a. m. eunday
School ~ p N. r. HAssarI Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. l. CIfURgH-Corner Of eet
sntn and Mrgan streets Preaching cveyt eabbath 4,
II .. m aad1X p. m Sabbath School at = m, PublIt
hAyer MAting on Wednesday evenings.
E. II. wARfsc, Pastor.
aftRsY PtPrIsr CHuRcH-Third street between
ooncert aid high Services every Sabbath at II = m
snd p m ssobath School q m.
= 7. wEssbvER, Pastor.
CoSdRE0ATI0SAts CHURCf-Hieh street. betwee,
fnh and sixth Services every Sabbath at II a. m apt
m Sabbath School at e.45 8. M. Prayer. meeting
on wednesday evening GEcEaE THAcHIE Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

EF The rial of Charles Caldwell for
burglary, breaking into the establishment.
OF Charles Weinberg and stealing there
from twelve boxes of cigars and guam
tty Of tobacco, was concluded before Re.
corder Leech yesterday. Caldwell was
found guilty, bound over. and sent 10 Jail
In default of payment of the sum of two
hundred dollars to answer at the next
term of Court.
There were other eases before the Re-
corder but they remain over until TO-DAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

SIS B. Vowel 4. Co., druggists,
corner Third and Maio. propose 10 ell
Collier Co., and O'FAllon white leads
1t Ccmpany's card prices, thereby saving
freight fspm St. Louis. They also have
Il store : full stock Of drug, oil, paints
~ hruIkas vileh the1 80 =. lswsss
lleyis:ls
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new YORK. NONE, m.rke,.

By telegraph NHw YoRx, Nav 1e
Money-Artire and firm at per cent
ster,ipg Exehange-Firmer at lGsSz &11e.
Goid-~ithout decided change; ops ming 1t 13iA de
Ginning T. Log and ciosidg 1909
Sovsrnment stecks-Frrm without decided ehangs.
6s OF 81 Coupons IoatI.
90 COUPONS 10A
5-7u Coup ms {new issne) 1861
Stocks-Duil aud heavy.
roi Wars; II Wayne e6ss Attic 1xN \
5iH; - Scrip lls; Us yr Cert W.: Pse Mail SOC
NJ os.,f kfisaI; g B& 9 lo7; Huison ios1I; Bar
lem o. Heading eslf NJ los, II e25<. Toledo g
Cerf2T, Quic ksilver 81
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JouN HARPER KILLED.-By Letter
from friend No learn that John Harper
was killed by shwhaekers in Cass cousty,
Missouri, % the 9th instant. Tho writer
thinks that Harper has mother and other
friends living in this county.
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re- The renowned Yankee whose

E The renowned Yankee whose sur.
name is Robinson will get his celebrated
circus on exhibition in the city to day.
That his slow will be largely attended is
beyond puxadventme and that it is
much ketter than the majority of circuses
which seek the patronage Of lovers of
amusement is also, We apprehsnd, a fixed
fact.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

FL P. J. Talon wishes to call the at.
tention of the Ladies' to bis new stock Of
Sumner Dress Goods, such as Lawns.
OrSandies J.aconets, Lace, and Silk Man.
tillas, Bonueis. &c. which be will sell
cheap for cash.
Remember the place, No. IS Main st.,
between ID and 4th. [Mayl6-lw.
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~ We we,e very bannv 70 moe, Ia,

@ We we,e very happy to meet last
evening Gel. Pickett, edi-Dr of the Padu.
cab ~. Union and late Of tie Rock
lslaria Union. Col. p. is q veteran edi.
tor, drives quill vigorously, is sound of
head and heart, and does good service
for fhe Union and freedom in Kentucky
now as formerly % Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

Losr-A linen cuff, with black sleeve
button set with pearls. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the came
at this sfice. M.v,eo
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Chlcago markes.

By Telegraph Cuo.ao M.~,a
Spring Extras. Ssos - ~
heat. Up ned &c higher bat fen back &C. sels. a,
no spring Ut lo146t Ii. a n A-'ss "
dull and &c lower Sales Of :,
ky Neglected.
EaIiey-Negiected.
Mhisky-0nesrd 1t oe without buver,
wisions-Stagnant. Sales 900 6tls Nse.. pn.s :.
az sehefa'iy held It - 90 Prise Nsss M =
Isrd-Neglected
nssf csitle-Dui Sales oo14 % for op,r,., go
r ~ -. c0"@'a 70 sAir and 0s07 % Tor pri1s -,
Hog.-Fl,m :. . saes 80 for ..ss.A
Ing. 900 = pfsaiun sslI-
uoll-1ep.
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a 0klUULlUKAL WAREHl
"A And sRKD STORE.
W1CKERSHAM Il CO
DsAL1Rs IN Nh
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
eardsl, Grass and ether Seeds,
$50 Main St, KEoHer

Nao1fhcturers' Agents fes fhrsehIpe Machine NJ
PowerS, Hay Presses and Power Corn sbslers Hs,n,.
sarers Of Ganpt HilAan'p Kzeeiso. Ian Mir. "
drain sepentuIa s ana
- other Piess % hand -
CU1TeYATONS-.sn s.ate,r n s.,.,,.
nc.ncs fills. eith~rof hik n es,sI,. -
non 10 70 ID acrss pei day. done ~,,h
Oss HAet@1 tcr hsrsss o. By AanA ~ -
V1sssss - A1esvss varietl~s, Hosss ~ On VI -
Wsss,Ss n"sS, noss ~. sels,
S:see sird SEED &C. lot Of okote (ssyrT Tro,hv
nias Wrass and Flax Seed, Asn4 ~ IN ..i "a
~ ~ WA0A19ellAM CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

- For the cheapest, latest and best
styles Of boots and shoes. go to Stewards.
corner OF Third and Main. whore you will
6nd everything that 10 kept in his line.
Mayl6 DIFF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

% Tvine and Carpet Chain, good
assortment. jas received at Bag Factory,
Nain street. fr3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17
q Or SALE.
Beautiful Residence /

One d the most desirabie end handsceeS i,
the Misssstppi Valley for residence stuated on ~
tlna AD0ys ~ eitt on Grand Aveuna ~ - 49, M
me from tss Old city limits. conss1nInk 3tr ~
planted With the greatest abundance Of chocs sruis "a
sna'e Irsse, sAr1etery. 81 u ssnsants aenia.
cent vsew o. the AissssPp River FIR n1 The civ 8,
keokuk. Hamilton and 0ah wood and =
-. y, LOO ssssA = vas - y sassd A. sssss On
For terms. etc, Apply on the premises 70
~ 0HAS. RIp0
good tenant. $500 y
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forAroEs.-For sale, 500 sacks north
ern potatoes. Apply TO
CoENABLE & SMITH.
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Port Of Ke0kssk.
BOATS LEAVING fo.DAI.
Jeannie Deans, Afford. st. LcutA.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Jeannis Deans, Afford, St. Louis.
Hswx-Kye, Maseu. st. Paul.
Portage. -, g.. Paul
Moliis McPike, Burnet, Davenport
Savanna, Carroll. Davenport.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Lucy Bcrtram, Bolaski. St. Louis-
Iiawk-Eye, Anson, It. Louis
Mollie Mct'ike, Buruet, 81. Lsuis.
Savanna, Carroll, e.. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

TAe DrIAal CHAMBER - Eaaay u wan
ing ana distraction Tor Yosng Men. Also, nev and
reliable rsstnsnt r Diseases Of The Urinary and ssx.
syssens-ssnt iss. In sealed ss,eiopss Addrsss, NJ
). sGILLrN HoUaHroa. Esvss Association, psils,
dslphia, Pa aprsAAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-17

& W. - III ~ ~ A. @$ ~ NaNt II f
Ahw assass ~ 49, sssqarsl. tAsrs : sim ~
vsal.ss ~ Alloys bsAln1 y = bsssnevsd. Co..
valsssaee ssiossa Esr. II he saiss1,sl - 49,
.S4ns tAsxshsl1 ~ nssvsu, ~ - - vstds
Nod could spssk thy vpsla az aiesA ior hsp. In -
nasy sucA hslp = = sivsn sAsa not d ~ right
MA - ~ ssaaallsls II se.nssss y Ains nsy
kirA - temporary asns, which = nosksy Their
stot Dss ~ ~ ~ sta4s u Mn 40 - thsn y
vssss 80 ~ ass&
uet ~ , tAs sAsss sfSBosrDfI1RD sreaGACI
nrTsRS fhas + % dfsxbaek = thsir toaine proper
w.. Baiamic plants ed tris and roots eostribsts
taer restorative juices . render iris soothing and
strsngthsaiao psspas.fssa psssossv1 asd BsAi
sgent IT. basis h the only pure stimuint which has
ever bsen produced containing ssi o any other
dsiseGsous elsnsaS. III most carsful and skfiiful
ehsaists ha,s saayss the Btts. and proneunee Them
harmless. s4
This b scientific tssmcey; bat the testimony Of shs
hundasas q tksuanls 10 Aass sxpssispesd ths yrs
veativs ard curative eGcte n ths Crsaf Vegetable 5sst
md Ats6dfss u mods1s sne Il bti1 more conciusive
In fever and asus, Dyspepsia hiliousnes,
paie general dssifty. snd chronic conpissts u =
seariy infaiitbe asy.hias in this albis World 81
be. sosd svssyuhsfs.
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TOR SALE-A Cottsee pane Dv.l.

ing with Tour rooms, coed well Of water frsr.
barn and iuii let all uaeer -pce ust.d on Esearss
street hetwe I'd and I'd streets Eeokpk Tifie 80
Price $500. Enquire of uBTN rvr rS0.
mchs ~AeA-
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LOR SALE-100 acres new Land.
10 acres under cultivation with two loo roo.
md small orchard stusfed Is nies s y FINN yrs.-
Al one mile from Breckipridsr Hancos CO Ilii,r,
Title good Price sa.noo. Enqsire q
II. B. rEy-EYcK
mems Real Estate Agent Keokuk
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EOR SALE-A two story brill der

ing ~ rooms, cfsteTn eeiiar ornament al IN 90.
ana two full iots situated the ~ ah
m streets In good neiRhscrhooc Title coed ~ :.
SALE Prizes. 800 Enquire Of TEN.Fyrx
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12

SUDDEN CHANGE OF THE WEAru-
ER.-With a good appetite, vigor-
Gus digestion and sound liver it is
possible to brave constant exposure
and to encounter the present climatic
changes. But the strongest bodily
health and most vigorous Constitution
will soon decline under such depress-
ing influences unless fortified against
the extra pressure. How, then can
the appetite be preserved, the diges,
tive organs kept in coed condition
and the regularity of the bowels main
tanned! The secret is, use the Red
Jacket Stomach Bitters, which pro-
duce the desired result in the most
agreeable manner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
Only One Dollar

will be charged for any agtss CIR LIST, ans this
tho purchaser Issa aut ne kno~s what he 10 ~
sst Tis plan accoTds With the method recently be-
come popiarior sIspo.nI Of large sssks Of jsusy
snd similar productions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
NfE>SRS PULLMAN & BOHL, Would

NE>SRS PULLMAN & BOIL, Would
AVA announce to the people Of New Oregon
and vicinity that they have opened q stock
of Groceries & Varieties in Pullmans build
ing one door south of the stand Of Pi.rce
& Mitchell, and will sell all kinds of Grocs-
riss Il! very low rates. such as Teas CofFess,
Sugars, Tobacsos, Soaps, candies, syrups,
spices: and thousand such little articles to
numerous to mention besides q great varie-
ty of articles Of every day use, not exclusive
ly belonging to the grocery line.
They kindly invite all their friends, pat
rons and we'll wishers to give them q call var
" and they promise to make it TO their mu-'
tual advantage.
n. PULLMAN. JACOB BoHL.
New Oregon, Iowa Feb. }, 1869. v6nla.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF IOWA,
HC CoMn!y.

HOWuId county,
By virtue of special execution issued out
Of the Office of ths Clerk of tho District
Court Of Howard County Iowa at the suit Of
John llogdon administrator Of the estate Of
Cha's u Lowell, plaintiff against VIM Y
Lowell and John +. Lowell defendants to me
directed commanding me that of the prom.
Uses hereinafter described cause to be made
the sum Of eight thousand five hundred
dollars and Ave cents damages, and interest
thereon at the rate of ten percent par
snnum frosa the 25sh day OF October
1864 until paid. and SIX dollars ana thrtv-
| FIVE cents costs OF s,lt, together with cost
since nccruiug, to satisfy a judgment and
decree Of foreclosure upon the following
described premises, which the said plaintiff
recovered in said District Court against the
said defendants on the 2Sth day eff October
| 1864, | shall expose for sale to the highest
and best bidder for cash at the front door of
the court house in the town OF Vernon
Springs Howard county Iowa on Tuesday
the-l3th day efJune sb5 at the hour Of two
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day the premises des-
cribsd as follows to wit:
The South West quarter of Section tent OF
in township ninety seven on north of
Range twelye12l west and also the South
West quarter of Section twenty -nne(2s) in
township ninety -eighu9s) North of Range
thirteen(3) West of she 5th =. NJ
When and where due attendance will be
given by the undersigned
PIT. SEARLES,
Sheriff Of said County
By JAMES NICHOLS, Depty. lnssysta
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
Gold Pens and Pencils.
Remember the Plan !!

Tn al, cases We charge for forwarding the Certificate,
to.r and Sens the business, the sum q TwHNrI-fva
Ps which must he enclosed in the order. Five Cor
strs viii be sent for eleven for 81 thirty fer eS
s;xt ave for $40 /; one hundred for So.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12

A THoueHr.-The poet so truly says
Well ordered home mans best delight
to make
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
And sweeten all the tolls Of human

And swesten all the tolls Of human life:
This be the female dignity a"d praise y
He shoull have added, and to make
nice white bread and biscuit, which
she can do only by using the Chemical
Sa|eratus.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12

The New York Day Book gives an
account Of 5 boy at Ashley Falls Mass,
who recently sucked SO eggs and offer
ed wager that he could take down
another dozen. Pshaw We know Of
q 10y who sucked FIVE dozen in this
town, the merchant being compelled to
lose the pay because he had not enough
that the lad could make a meal. On
most kinds of suck games" we yield
the palm to Mass, but here is evident
~ an instance where she has been
beaten.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
Agents are wanted

Throughout the Country 10 operate for u.s. large &C.
psnsation will be paid. Ssnd for terms &C., eneis"t
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12

the Military court before which he is
being tried The paper was filed in
the Gaze and ovcr-ruled. He was TO
commence his defence on Wednesday
last.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST :
American Manufacture

and therefore greatly superior to We goods Imported from
Abross and hsS. cd about the cheapest sold.
The snps on imported goods, and the HIGH PIE
aoLc ali foreign bl!s are payable in gold !
amount than entire Of many articles Of
tersd sy Us ~ she pupls. To facilitate the sale
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Z. & q. = ANTHONY & CO
Manufacturers CT Photographs Materials,
wEo-ssAIg AND r1.A:L,


sol BROADWAY, n. 2.
n sii':ioa ma, guinness Of PHOTOGRAPHIC MA.
TEEIALS, are tealI .cr iae follow ac viz
STLEEOSCCFE5 s ETERLGsCGF.C VIEWS,
Q: these have ru0sa including War Scenes
American and Foreign Ci'is Landscape, Groups S...uarv
hibitio7 OAK GaI4. W.! lie rseep:
Stamp
TOPOGRAPHIC ALEUH5.
W. T'~s - :, 'rlIe thsse ito to UG.,t States,
sa1 r%aIrsct4.e -le-ss aLaa. great 7aov rang.
tg;a y-e from to so each ,vrSLsyA have Il,
rsT-4cn + being il beauty and durability 70 sny
t;5s2. Ia,y will =. - -" FREE sc-i., Of prise,
CARD PHOTOGRAPHIC
Our atsc=-'e NV eaN-Lecs FIVE THOUSAND der
-. 5lc-c's = wa add, constantly
PORTRAITS Of EEIneEt All-ricsrs etc. viz: about
100 te2lor-;,enr'as 100 Ii C0'orss $50 Statesmen
20 brig -'5ener-.s, $50 C;hsr OTHERS 100 Divires
2-t Cu.'Eels, Navy Oficers I.5 k-rGo-s
I! : rtisis, 81 S-s.e, 50Prouia.o: Wo,,a,
: Gh& Copies ef Works IF Art
o:lEi@y Expectations cf the celebrated Eng-avirgs
sn@9e' tatass. Catalogues receipt 81 Stamp
eFI@r Tor One DOZEN H!cTF Catalogue
--ra On ire receipt OF Sis and sent by mail
9' raPhers and Others ordering goods O. will please
re- @enlT I've per cent Of tn their
- 4Lt prices AID quality OF goats is s.:sy
sodae-s' Picket 454m. for IS pures, IS c.r; for -
f'!-'ss, 4l.Go
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-12
Adventures of Three Friends,

Oh lnfet FE!GGdS
Three friends Dick, Gsorss and Zen, BY name,
Eromthe rural districts came,
The city 81 shts to view;
But, before promsnadins round
They being genteel lads, felt bosnA
To be all clothed anow!
To prove their shrewdness twas Agreed
That esch by himself proceed
Thus to renew his shell
And when the busy day vas past
All to their lodgings met at last
Their varied luck TO tell,
Diok came In late, and crying "rhsv!n
Himself into chair he threw
All day upon the go
I've searched each distant clothes s,oro threuh;
Until bewi'dCred quite grew,
-. And what I've bought scarce do know"
Says asorge more simple was my case
bought my clothes at the frst pIscs
l came to, IN my route,
Then put them on, and forth went,
Butoon my asanss' d. re.ols,
You see this-burstsi OUT"
Ben spoke, Eve passed cheerful day,
Sightseeing Clad IN spruce array;
Which Fe,iect now You view
Tbs morn did not hesitate,
But unto ABkM KOHN went nraigh.
And 50 henesforth should you'll
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Beard or Counciimsn.
OFFICIAL.

srA1sp asssros-nospAr, p.e - 1894
-Four O'Clock P.M.
The Board met pursuant 70 sdjournmsnL IN their Cham
Preseni-Co1n Healy, Keenan,, Riley Brophy, Ha
Rsrty Webster Ryan, 0ross hepper, Kouer Houghalip
Havland, Mcurah. Opdyko JAqucs Cook BRANDON brice
Russo aud Joyce-20
In the sbsenee q We President y roll call Councilman
fhs minutes q sss.ns held December s we're read ssd
RESOLUTIONS
BY the PnBsrprvr--
Resolved That perm BE- the IL hereby given
20 g. Mahaken % receive deliver goods IN front
Of their prsisca No 3l Greenwich street. such perms
sion 70 remain only during the pleasure of the Common
Which was adopted tf
BY Councilman HuEsBtI-- -
Rescved, That psrmissicn be and The same H. hereby
given H. Qun 70 place sign In front Of hts pre-
ises No 758 Third avenue the same 10 remain during the
pleasure OF the Common Council.
Which adopted.
By Councilman Jov0K-
culvsrts buff In 12bth from sixth
avenue 20 and through Manhattan street 70 the sewss the
intersection OF Tenth avenue.
which was referred 70 The COMMITTEE se wers
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
Board ss Alassnsn.

sfAfsD sRssfoN-TvsspAy, Dee. 10 lael.l
ysessu.-Jobn r. Hssry, ESQ.,. President and ,hs follow
Nc msmben-
E.lshi Rysrs jeremiah. Hardy, Kelly, ksstsrson 6I
Tss Presdsnt beius absent a roll call Alderman Rypa.
sovsa bss AlJsrs1sp hssterson sko The sbalr.
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

On motion OF Alderman Cmrr. Alderman Hardy was
Ths minutes Of December and 10 we're rssd and sp.
Bin o. James Nsabe for nsias Of po Of Fourth Election
Which wss referred o IL. Comptroller with power
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Resoved That The in Bas. Forty ninth street.
No $40 between the First and second avenues be- fenced in
which was rsfsrred 70 the oomn,see Pu'c Health.
ss.osa Tnas *. Street comm.,oD,r !. ana -
hereby authorized directed consac, for % sSildns
sss NOW f Il n h"ss "a So similar 70 The
Which was referred 70 the conmes on Fire Department.
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Srs,sS !; 4. Mayor Aldermen common.l
sscfos Section three q article aud secsons eight
and twenty arce three cf chapter one of ths Re-
,.sa oran.nss sBgTCyssa y the Mayor ana
s sasris. y be paid % he Mayor and Tho officers and
specie payment BY che banks in The city New York
The Mayor shan recsive an annual salary Of seven thou
The Chief Clerk aAa receive salary Of three
The First Assistant CLERK shall receive an annual salary Of
The second Ass.An, CLERK shall receive annual salary
The Third Clerk shs receive an annual salary
f wo nor;saa ss,sn hundred ard ay dollars
Of two thousand Ave hundred dollars
The First Marshal shall receive salary Of three
The second Marshal shall receive an annual salary Of
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The Interpreter shall receive salary OF 800
The Record CLERK shall receive annual salary $1,000
Ibe Copying Clerk shall receive anpual salary OF
me me nsssseasar s shall receive 40 annual salary
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fhe salary q The Health Commissioner shah be sooo pc.
salary Of $4,000 M - = - NJ
Sec The salaries Of the Mayor officers ana cisrks men,
Stoned IN the foregong section shall date therein In
creased 70 take effect from January 1894 cosnue AZ
BY the ordinance until the banks in the citv Of
View YORK sha resume specie payment Al which time ths
ordinance shall become imperative and unless otherwse
ordered By e Common Council shall then and therefor b.
paid a the respective amount Of salary sad ooes
BY ordinance existing previous 70 the adoption thereof