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under the care Of Dr.. Nealis, prison physician took
suddenly III and died soon efterWerds coroner
Schlrmer. being notified, had the bedy removed 70
the M0rgue for post-mortem examinsuon' Deceaseo
was thirty-fve years OF age.
BODY IDENrIFIED.-The body Of the man found
noating In the water foot Of Beach street North
river as already reported was yesterday recognized
at Bellevue Hospital as that OF Heinrich wollner. He
left his home, lo4 Prince street. on Tuesday after
noon, after which he was nc seen awe ny MS
friends. Mr.. wollner Is Supposed TO nave iaileh
overheard accidentally Coroner Schirmer was NO.
titled and held an inquest on the BODY.
DEATH OF AN ACTOR FROM INJURIEs.-A few nights
ago John Heron. an actor, about twenty-five years
OF age, who lived corner Of Broadway and Twelfth
street was found In the street with one OF ms legs
fractured and conveyed to Bellevue Aospisal lor
treatment. Amputation OF the limp was supse-
quently found TO be necessary and after the opera
ton was performed the patient grew verse anu a
VIII hold an inquest to-day. In what manner de-
ceased received his injuries has not yet transpred
JUNTA PATRIorIcA DE CUBANAs.-A regular ses-
sion OF this society held yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of Dr. Arongo, No. 5s West Nineteenth
street. The report of the delegation, comprising
SenOras de C0as and de Sherman, recently returned
from ton very vas raaS
and received marked attention. the mem-
beIs OF this organization comprise the wives
OF Senators Pomeroy, Morrill,. Drake, General Banks
and other distinguished ladies OF wealth In Baltt-
more; Mrs. Morales Lemus and Mrs Samuel button
In Philadelphia, and yesterday Mrs. II. w. Beecher
everybody they received the most marked courtesy.
1t intended to hold grand fair In this city, at
Apollo Hall on the 27th inst Mayor Hall is expected
Beecher to make s' the prayer. it's expected that
about $50 900 will result, which, with former
amounts, will swell the fund to about $50, 900.
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THE NEW YORK HlnAlo IN WISCONSIN
A Grent Newspaper.

From the whitewater (wis.) Register, April I6J
The NEW YORK DAILY HERALD Is certainly gress
newspaper. II comes to us every day with twelve
pages OF reading matter and advertisements, and
frequently with sixteen. IL usually has seven pages
OF reading matter, almost exclusively prepared fof
that paper, comprising the most important events
that occur ell over the world. Its foreign and do
nestle correspondence is full, and IT'S writers are
men Of singular dash and abilities There IL brill
hancy and sparkle In Its matter that we observe In
no other daily journal. TAKEN altogether u 10 the
most remarkable and the most readable daiy news
paper m the United States IL Is indeed live con-
Germ and Is managed with surprising ability.
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Real Estate Notes.

Two lots at Westchester, N. Y. belonging to tho
late Andrew Arrow, and situated near the line Of
the proposed railroad to Portchester have been sold
at public auctien to Mr.. Joseph Donaldson for the
consideration Of $685.
OF william E. Schotts, IN Rye Neck, near Mamaro-
neck, westehester county, to +. Rullman, Of this
OF sixty acres, in the town OF Harrison. two miles
from Mamaroneck depot, to Matthew Coggey, OF TINS
city, for $ls, ,50e also the Hickory Greve factory,
lately beo ging to James Rogers, to Buel T. Hitch
cock, OF this city, for $l2, 000
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Bedford.

District Attorney Garvin appeared IN court yester-
day to try the cases on the calendar: but owing to
the absence Of Witnesses no business was trans
acted, and the court adjourned until this friday
morning. The City Prison Is ned with parties ac-
cnsed OF various offences, but II II impossible for
judges and prosecuting 0fncers TO clear the Tonnbs
unless they have the hearty cooperation OF Com
planning witnesses. BY punctual attendance on
their part the District Attorney would be able TO dis
pose OF the business OF his department with more
despatch and acceptability to his cents-the people
OF this city and COUNTY.
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Tho Storm In Illinois.
Correspondence OF the Chicago Tr.eune.l

The Storm In Illinois,
rCorrespondence OF the Chicago Tr.bune.l
JACKSONVILLE, April 10, 1859.
terrible rain and wind storm passed over this
part OF the state yesterday afternoon doing immense
Ashland, In Cass county, o few miles north Of this
city, more than dozen houses were blown down or
cost Of $1,000, was blown over and literally torn to
pieces. One-half OF the roof was blown away from
Newman's Hotel and good deal OF damage done
to the building. At Petersburg large Touring mill
was blown down, and fences In every direction were
laid nat to the ground. violent rain Storm accom-
panied with lightning has prevailed here nearly all
day.
ASHLAND, April 10. 1889.
The tornado passed through here yesterday and
blew down several dwelling houses and new brick
school house. Damage from fire about $40 600.
BLooMINGroN, April TO- 1852
and country. The new Catholic church was pros.
hundred and sixty feet, and, when dnished, was to
cost 800, 900; loss $35, 0oO The Bloomington Man
uiactaring company's main building had its ives west
ming. Ludington 4 Rood's warehouse. at the
Eastern depot was unroofed. Daniel Harwood's
fnJurlng horse. Captain J. L. Routt and Dr. Parke
had balconies blown away. house on Prairie street
was moved from its foundation and only saved from
total ruin by large tree against which 1t brought
up. Considerable other damage was done. ,o.
CARLINvILLE April 10. 1862
passed through tue north part Of Macoupin county
last night. At Girard and virden the nah fell 'as
scarcely whole pane Of glass on the northwest
side OF the buildings. No one here Can reccllect
having seen SO heavy fall Of water in the same
time. The storm was accompanied BY vivid and
almost lncessant lightning, ana the wind blew
tornado The whole surface OF the country Is cov-
cred with water which viii stil further delay our
farmers, already badly behind with their spring
work.
ELGIN, April 10, 1882
violent thunder storm prevailed here yesterday
afternoon and during last night The house OF Je-
rome Witsie in this city, was struck by lightning,
severely injuring a little boy son Of Mr.. Wiltsie,
and also Ezra Rue, VINO was sitting near the stove
The lightning came down the pipe to the stove and
into the floor, considerably damaging the inside OF
the house.
OTTAWA, April 10, 1852
An unusually storm OF haA and rain, accom-.
panied with vivid lightning and heavy rain. was ex-
perienced here ut about five O'Clock yesterday after
noon, doing some damage to window glass.
At PEORIA also, at about four O'Clock, there was
similar storm, and the hall stones wrought great
havoc with the windows.
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THE NEW york HERALD IN NORTH CAROLINA

trrom the Charlotte IN. o. Observer, April 1911
The growth Of the newspaper press cannot nnd Q
mora covent example than that young giant among
daily newspapers the NEW YORK HERALD. That en-
ternrsiur journal issued on Sunday morning lass
what is called quadruple sheet, OF sixteen pages
AMI ninety-six columns. OF this wilderness Of
printed matter nfty-two columns were filed with
parts OF the world. Forty.four columns were
nlIed with Advertisements which were almost
as readable as the news matter and the
OF our country, be called small fortune. No better
representative Of the power OF the Fourth Estate
prosperity OF this newsy. spicy and snterprislns
Journal.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE wEArHRR.-The following record viii show
the changes in the temperature for the past twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
day OF the last year. indicated by the thermometer
at Hudnuts Pharmacy HERALD Building, Broad
way, corner OF Ann street,
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COURT CALEHDAa-IHIs DAY.

COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-The People VS..
John Seeker. burglary. The Same vs.. Mary Morris,
grand larceny. The Same VS.. John Dunn, robbery.
The Same VI. William Dugan, larceny from the per-
son. The Same vs.. John Kesler, burglary. The Same
VS.. Henry Just grand larceny. Tie Same vs. Francis
Bradley, attempt at burglary. The Same vs.. John
Tyler, felenious assault and battery.
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The Storm in Tennessee.

The Storm in Tennessee.
despatch to the Cincinnati Commercial, dated
April 20, says:-
Four houses at Trenton Tenn, were blown down
by the storm yesterday, killing one man and break
ing anOther'5 leg. An upward bound train on the
Mobile ana Ohio road was thrown into Ferked Deer
river last night by the trestle work being washed
away this side OF Trenton. Engineer Collins one
fireman. one passenger and one wood passer were
killed Many others were seriously hurt.
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vc1od have been oertain. Az It VA. they fell with
the buildfno. the roof closing In upon them; bat
beng supported BY beams: ana nos Os'ng verJ J
easily era wled out Il seems truly wonderful that
any one could have escaped az all.
vincennes despatch. dated April TO- SAYS
terrible storm prevailed In this part Of the state
last nlrht the new bridge across the Wabash was
blown down and is total loss. Several brick build
ngs were unroofed and vast amount Of damage
DONE
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SUPREME CouaT-spsclAL TERM.
A Short saIe-Allescd Gambling In Mining
Stock.

Before Judge Barnard.
James E. Lyon cs. Ulrtc De Arredu Co.-The
plaintiff claimed to recover g. 500 profit on short
sale Of about 900 shares Of Smith q Parmlee
Mining stock. The plaintiff also proved that the de-
fendants, who are brokers and members OF the
Board, made sham purchase and really had ptt.
chased no stock.
The defshce set up was that the whole matter was
gambling transaction and void by statute.
The Court thereupon dismissed the case on the
objection taised holding that under the statute
against gambling there was no ground OF action.
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DISTINGUISHED vfsIToRs.-We understand, says
the Augusta (oal C0nstttutionaits that Mrs. senaJy
Sprague and her sister. Miss Chase, daughters Of
Chief Justice Chase with some friends, stopping
for q abort time ut tho Planters Hotel
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Tho real estate market continues without new
features. The offerings In the auotisu mart arc
light and the sales without excitement Below ws
give particulars OF yesterdays transsctions:--
Auction sales ef Real Rstate Yesterday.
NEW yoRK PRoPRRTY-1y NULLxR, WILKINS AND 90
Lease OF story brick building shops and los on .
corner llh and 2bth st, 81 years TO from De-
csmber, 1864, ground rent VI 500 per annum, lot 99x
Lease Of brick shop and lot No ta s6th a. Us Il Of
10th av, years 10 from May !, ls6e ground rent
ESQ per annum, lot 25xH block ~
story brown stone front house and lot No 8n West
Sth o., near S,h av lot soxH block al o0o
story brick house and lo 18th st. bU7B II of Sd
~, lot l7eIh elsck 400
BY A. J. BLEKokER, SON AND
lots 77h Vt, III II OF I'd av each 2.7xH block IA 6o(
lot 18th st. go II of I'd av 25xl02 4900
lot 10th st, 225 OF I'd lot 25x103 5000
lots Grand boulevard, 9o.n II OF l22d ct, each
et adjoining Sozxssa. 69N
25 lots of l2lh Of Boulevard each 25xO9l 10 ys9l
lots OF l23d OF, Of above, each 25x100l oO
HUNTINGroN q. ~ PRoPERTY-BY hULLgR, wILKIhe
AND
story frame house, outbuidings and "A acres known
as the 'Rhneiander estate" situated Huntington
harbor IL mile of the village. % 00o
JERSEY CITY PRopERTY-BY MULLER, WILKINS AND 90
story brick house and lot No 93 Wayne 81 Hen
CRAWFORD IN. - PRorERrY--pY A. d MELxIcK jR.
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Was referred to the committee on streets and
landings. IS f-eE
The petition Of the president and directors Of
the New Orleans and Cazrollton Railroad, asking
the privilege Of extending their lines q railroad
from the present terminus ct the corner Of Canal
and BAronne streets, on Canal street 10 Front
Levee street, using the route now being estsb-
lished by the Canal and Claiborne Streets Railroad
Company, was referred 10 The committee On rail-
roads. 3ltt.. ssls-ts -.
The petition Of J. O. Foley and J. McDonough,
asking permission 10 erect . copper still for the
purpose Of refining raw spirits, q No. 6o Front
street, was referred to the committee Of improve
ments and buildings.
The petition Of Bernhard Roesch, asking to be
reimbursed IN the sum of $500 for loss OF mule,
occasioned by the tearing up Of Gravier street,
was referred to the committee Of finance.
The petition Of Salvador Damlco, asking for the
lease of . portion Of land near the Poydras Mar.
ket, was referred to the committee Of streets and
landings. -ii. ~ M
The petition Of citizens, asking that certain
patent hydrsnts be placed in the streets Of the
city to supply the wants Of the public, was re.
ferred to the committee Of Water Works.
The. petition Of property. holders on Camp
street, between Warrington and Smith streets,
asking that the banquettes be rsissd and curbed,
and that gas lamp be placed on that square, was
referred to the committee on streets and land.
ings.
The petition Of property holders on the south
side Of Prieur street, between Barracks and Ursu-
line. asking to have banquettes made on said
street. was referred to the committee on streets
and landings.
The petition Of property holders on Clara street,
between Lafayette and Poydras streets, protest.
ing against the erection Of cotton pickery on
that square. was referred to the committee on I'm.
provements and buildings. .
The following resolution, received from the
Board of Aldermen, was unanimously concurred
In on its several readings
by authorized TO take mp and remove the tagging
from No. Engine House and substitute therefor
floor Of q inches thick and also to put MP seven
blinds In the windows of said engine house, pro-
shall not exceed three hundred and fifty dollars.
The following resolution, from the Board of AL.
dermen, was referred to the committee on streets
and landings:
Resolred, That the street commissioner be ana
he Is hereby authorized and instructed to place or
cause to be placed gas lamp and post on First
street. at the intersection of st. Charles and Pry.
tana.
The following resolution, from the Board of Al |
dermen, was concuued in unanimously on its sew.
sral readings:
Resolred, That the surveyor be and be Il hereby |
authorized and instructed to pave or cause to be
paved with brick, that portion of the st. Bernard
market embraced on the east side of said market,
md also to clean and repair the market we'll, pro-
7ided the cost Of said work does not exceed the |
appropriation made by law.
The board then adjourned.
JOHN ToBN, Secretary. |
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall, March 81, 1869.

mo. l36l-N. 81
WHEREAS, John Crowley, contractor for repair.
ing and keeping in repair the paved streets OF the
seventh, eighth and ninth wards, has failed to
comply with the terms Of his contract
BE u resolred. That the controller be and he ID
hereby authorized to adjudicste, after Eve DAYS
notice IN the official journal, to the lowest bidder
or bidders, the contract Of John Crowley, con-
tractor for repairing and keeping In repair the
paved streets Of the seventh, eighth and ninth
wards and that the said John Gro wley and his So
curities be held liable, as per specifications of
said contract.
(Signed) ALFRED KKARvY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARgEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 81, 1863.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY. Mavor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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City Hall, March 81, 1863.

MAyoRAIrY OF NEW ORLEAss,l
City Hall, March 81, 1863.
mo. bin. 81
Resolced, That the city surveyor be and he Is
hereby authorized and instructed to build or cause
to be built bridge across the Melpomene Canal.
ct the intersection of Willow street, Provided The
cost of same does not exceed the appropriation
made by law.
(Slgned) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 81, 1869.
(SigDed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JonN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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City Hall, March rs, 1869.

mo. BOON. 81
BE Il ordained by The Common Council of he
City Of Neso Orleans, lst That the terms of the
law entitled IAN Act to enable the city of New
Orleans to fund its floating debt and to liquidste
its indebtedness.n approved 9th February, 1869,
are hereby accepted. and that bonds shall be d.
sued in accordance herewith.
I'd. That the sum Of 1921 $3.50 81 1.-TWO hundred
and ninety one thorsand six hundred and sixty six
dollars and sixty seven cents) be and the same is
hereby appropriated for the year 1868 out of the
revenues OF this year, TO secure the punctua pay
ment OF the interest and capital Of said bonds.
(6igned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March IS, 1863.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY. Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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AAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANs.
City Hall. March 81, 1869.

mo. IJ7U-N. 3.
Resolued, That the surveyor be and he Is hereby
authorized to have the bridges on the draining
canals. now 10 Progress Of cleaning and widening.
repaired and placed in proper condition.
Also TO use the earth deposited on the banks Of
said canals to grade and level the center walks Of
the several streets and avenues.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(5igned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 81. 1869.
lsigned) JOHN r. CONWAY. Mayor.
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.t MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORI.rAss.l
City Hall, March Is, 1869.
mo. 1354-N.S1
Resolced, That the street commissioner be and
ne Is hereby authorized to erect. or cause TO be
erected. four gas lamps and posts on Third or
Mystery street, from Esplanade street 10 the en-
trance Of the Fair Grounds.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
lSlgned) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Alderman.
Approved March is, 1869.
4 is sgDs cow. JOHN q. CONWAY Mayor.
JoH& W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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City Hall, March 81, 1863.

------ mo. I5b9-N. 81 ----
RESOLVED, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized after ten days. notice In the official
journal to adjudicate to the lowest bidder the
contract for Furnishing beef to the different iustI
tusions Of the city for the term of one year rom
the date VI the completion of the contract: 20 be-
sod Nth Tie sdsre specifications as the contracts
Of The precious year.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKKY.
President Board Aldermen.
(e'gneol ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Mach 81. 1863.
tsigned) JOHN 3. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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SEC. z. BE ordained, etc., That before Il.
suing to any proprietor license under this ordi-
nance, Il shall be the duty Of the treasurer to as
certain If the party so applying for g license has
obtained from he State, under the State law, au.
thority to engage in and carry on the business Of
gambling.
SEC. 8. Be il ordained, etc., That all licenses
obtained under this ordinance shall be framed and
hung up IN some conspicuous place In the estab-
ilshmeDt wherein the business Is being conducted.
RESOLVED, That ten days after the approval and
PRONUNCIATION Of this ordinance, II shall be the duty
OF the assistant city attorney to take legal pro-
ceedings to compel payment Of the specified IL
cense against all persons engaged in this busi-
ness.
SEC. =. BE Z ordained. etc., That this ordi.
nance shall take effect from and after its sppro.
val and PRONUNCIATION by the mayor.
SEC. S. Be Il ordained. etc., That all .ordi.
nances or resolutions conflicting In part or In
pesled.
SEC. 6. Be 4. ordained, &C.,, That nothing IN
tnis ordnance shall be construed as imposing .
license upon the game Of Spanish pool, except
such as IL charged upon billiard table.
uMr. Camp moved to amend By striking ont
$500 as the amount Of license and substituting b
its stead $4,000.
Mr.. Fisher moved 10 lay Mr.. Camps amend.
ment on the table. The yeas and nays we're called.
resulting in the defeat Of Mr.. Fishers motion.
Yeas-hessrs- Kearny, Rose, Walker, Mont
gomery and Fishers.
Nsys-Messrs. Athens, Pembertou. Csmp. Nor.
ply, wynne and Bresn-6. Mr.. Psudely being
absent during the call. - 80
The amendment substituting $4,000 instead Of
$500 was then adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Camp the ordinance O.
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City Hall. March 81, 1869.

hAIOhALTY OF NEW OHLEANS.
City Hall, March 81, 1869.
mo. l362-N.S1
WHEREAS, The State Legislature has authorized
the city Of New Orleans to build bridge for the
use of carts and other vehicles on the New Canal
opposite Liberty street instead Of the one sor son,
passengers, which has been already Contracted
for; be 1t
Resolued, That the city surveyor be and Il hare.
by authorized to have, under the direction of thu
streets and landings committee the necessarv
change made 70 said bridge. in order to make Il
substantial and perfectly secure for its new dest.
(SignedI ALrREp KKAsSY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS MARKEY, 4
Approved March 81, 1869.
lsignedl JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
JoHS W. OVERALL, Secretary.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW 0RLEANsrl
City Hal, March 81, 1859.
mo. 1363-N. 81
a. WHEREAS, There is great complaint from the
fremen residing in that portion of the city be.
tween Canal street and the new canal of the want
OF fire alarm bell, and Is Il 10 proper that bell
should be placed In that part Of the city; there.
Resolued, That the superintendent Of thu ara
alarm telegraph be and Is hereby authorized TO
place suitable bell, with the necessary striking
apparatus. In the building Of the City Work House.
PRESIDENT Board Assistant HasaaS H Aldermen.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 81, 1862.
lsigned) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
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NAYoRALry OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, March 20, 1869.

mo. 1359-N. ST.
hesolued, That the controller, after notice for
ten days IN the official journal. adjudcate To the
lowest bidder the contract to furnish the city In
stitutions with -four for one year from the 18th Of
April, 1863. The proposals to be for the following
grades Of Hour, viz; superhne, extra, double ex.
ira and treble extra each brand separately.
(6igned) THOMAS MaExTy
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsigned) ALFRED KEARSY,
President, Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 20, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. Conway. Mavoy.
true copy:
john W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, \
City Hall, March 81, 1869.
mo. 1864 IN. 81
Resolued, That the city surveyor be and he ID
hereby instructed to make such additional altera,
tons and repairs to the house Of Pelican Hooh
and Ladder Fire Company No. as will elevate
their roof, giving proper declivity, thereby ex
trating the interior Of the house provided the
cost Of said work does not exceed four hundred
(e400) dollars. : -
(6igned) ALFRED KKARrY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 81, 1863.
(Signed) JOHN 3. CONWAY. Mavor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.