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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

Look out for mad dogs. A good
remedy for diseases of dogs is strychnine.
One quarter of pound will do for dose
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

Charles Crane has commenced work
on his new tenement houses, and will soon
have up quite a little hamlet.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

--Swanton holds its town meeting to
change its Rail Road subscription on
Thursday.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
From tho Rutlan'
Rutland Count

From tho Kutianu NV
Rutland County C@.
Hon. Benz. II. STEELE, REV !,
Hon. Daniel Crofoot, A ",
Hon. John Crowley, J ivy
+. TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1857
on yesterday having failed :, ~
thing of interest to the pH9'
ors, on account Of no case w.
the court convened Nv"
this morning, under q no'' I
that 10 more delay woaIa '
and that the cases set for y
disposed of as called =,
reached was Frederick VN'p
A. Hitchcock, an acton y
was tried, occupying all w. Y
a part of the afternoon w
sey, attorneys for plaintiff
Nicholson, attorneys fer 'I'
The court did not annou''' '
SENTENCE OF THE sHHEWSD'" |
Horace X. plumley' wl'"
victcd of murder at ih's y, I
Plumley and Fr;icrlcS D. !,
had previously been 'V'I !.
slaughter, in causing 'l' :
Gilman, Jr., on The Isl ~ y,
at Shrewsbury. The c''''
"a lar t0t
upon Horace X. Piamley y
said to him
.Horscc r. Plunl'y y
sWa Hs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

"A. o. Gates has rc-opcned his Drug
Stoc in the Tit Building, just at the top
of Mill HILL We are told. he has nice
new stock in his line of Drugs, Medicines,
and Fancy Goods.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

Gilbert continues to sell at cost.
josiah George will soon reopen his
Grocery Store in the. old Drug Store,
lately occupied by A. Smallcy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
THE FIRST REcEfrIoN.

Mrs. Grants first reception at the Pres.
idental Mansion took place Tuesday af,er.
noon. She was assisted by the wives Of
ex-senator Morgan of New York, and
Senators Morton Of Indiana, and VIII.
Iams of Oregon. The visitors were intro.
duced by Gen. Michler. Among them
were Sonora Emilia G. dc Vilaverde, a
daughter of Senior Cazanova, imprisoned
N Cuba, and her friend Senorita Manuela
Yzquilderdo; also u. G. Robbins. who is
trying to get the Washington City Post
oihcc' aud the wife Of G. NJ. Alexander,
the present Postmaster, who is trying to
keep it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
COMBINATIONS.

Inc Senate confirmed Monday nearly
2oo 'tm nation. including almost all those
OF loStmasters heretofore transmitted TO
that body, besides Internal Revenue Off.
GERS, Territorial officers, etc. Among the
combinations were Gen. A. W. Dsnnison.
Postmaster at Baltimore; David Is Par.
keF' vs.. Marshal for the District Of
", virginia 'a Eli II. Murray, Marshal Of
y nen'aeky; J1nA. Burbank, Of Indians.
governor 0fiNDakotah Territory; Alvin
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

thing to 1
should nj
your"
The pr
ton answ
| Id
wrongful
me 10 bel
lay down
In AM
Plulnley|
f. II hi
court and
r,;no,, IN
lao r.i
w,vs N
since nd
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-
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49,
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years nv
And now
T home nj
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.

will venture to guess that ex- Gov.
Curtin OF Pa. and ex-Sec. Stanton will be
nominated for European Missions, the for
mer to Russia, and the latter probably to
Austria,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06
NDli3eis6eriet,t.

6enoaI gnits, ,Deierteur BON 40.
8egiinent, an bic WiiitdrbeB0rbe.
8eltleD Drocle1, Strdbenueriper :
Fnrg; 90 ltno Soften.
Saines $. NirGlpin ShIaserei,
fFeigefprg6en. laIsss0 ass
Sobn Gonneub, befrunfen, frei9es
.fpro@sf. M ~ sy s.
- @etfoaen iparen lpeaen Serums
treibens berbaftet iuorDen, BON Denen 1
nit so Sn8en, z nit 20 Sagen Mrs
beitsbaus beifraft uno 4 entIaiIen iuuts
ben.
Sbolnas @ront, larmenbes Bstras
gen, SO un0 Soften.
Sames WcMOore uno Ssnrb Gill
OrsB, tbdtItder Ntefify il SO unb So>
@m. 6. Mc6arlanO, betrunfen, SO
uub Soften; Sragen berborsener Rofs
fen, freigeiproden.
Clinton Gutter @1I1gerei freiges
fbrot1er. sslaees IS fst
sames GBatItOn, bstrunten, 50 uhe
Soften. Ha a IS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06
Nln6s@eridba.1

2lngefomnisn Die Sntnpfbeote SaIis=
man, Ssattnie 8ranbies nnb Binf
@arble BON goiro, Gbdns6ille uus
2onisbille,
Grpartet neroen Der NoBerf Wo IRE
bon Gincinnd.fun6 oerS. q. 8bilips
alls ben &Obleubitrifteri. US
!. = 9gb9eben foHtrn bsute Ra1mittaa 4
Hbr RET 1alisnldn mad Gdiros Oie5anr
ME Bran6ies mad GbansbiIIe lln6 Die
NioIIie grab mad benz oberen SUM
berIano. sss' .s.sls'. 1854 ssss.
Ger Stub belt bette Miitae 81 Gus
an Den SbOaIs unD fdlit. 9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06

~ Beltelt Cure SUDDEN nn0
G4marss ionie Me,bbroo bel Sreuno
6. 9utb, 6ost @egIeD 8dferei. Gr
badt BEL 9Eadt unO fdbrt bds 9ebatfes
ne Bel Sage iberaa in Der StoOt
ullber. q A#e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06
sdmfde Sen 6. gtbrnar 1869.
81 a. ---Tr --- -
30 gtQOt lll6 Stunt,
efoenten beF zerln. gtaatsseitumg.

pie fOIsenssa Serren futD a.ltostist gbonrs,,tstI
unS Nnsetgen fiir bic eiiee 5sitnnga ~
ssemen sn quittiren
s. m, gebTeier. 3ipIDiIs Gsnn,
- 9 6enrp s10n, NenpRts, EeNH,
a.. Grams, RaOucab, Rpr 6 49, -.s
Saerb gifeIe, gep MIbong NIB SefsrIOnsiue,
e ssnDs ss-s4Ask8a 500 sRs
: s, aR. paassr. sac Rpin gtrabe, eiaeiaftattt;
a. bi0.s 9sses
2rrens GbbIein. ednOusfp Din.
QEitsNfE Rptbner. GIeDeIanb hto.
Gbarles NJfener Is. Co., 81 9aft 9sOfOi BEN 9lO1t
g. Raufabeubers. EbpstoHosea, Tena.
q. u. RdffneF. Dalton @h.
= 81 . o. %. aIIbea ir.s 2oteI=gGea1t.
fgtrp MIbes ir.s setipss GeIporteHr.
6ec. SfaEFein rr,t eIrrfsriae, Reiien6er 9tsen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06
@ { E1Mts, 3, 5PbF.

MebI lupsrfsim $6.00-6.75; @ttsea
Sf.75-00i aarn 6O-65 ets.; paftr
55-5ss. mse s Vats 82s.505 Rsssem
81 25 IL go Gss.; GttR 81 .65-2 90.
9atsu @dnIsrrn l1a Cts, gtttsn II Cts
gdiafsa Is Gtss S9maI3 IS Bic
] re- ets., @bistfp 100 Del.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06
rs 8erIangt: Gin tiihtiees
Nlab Den fiir einell f[einen Sanebatts
glaheres in ser expedition.

8erIan9t: Sin tilhtlges
NlabHen fur einel. fleiHen SanRbast.
@dberes in Oer expedition.
re gief uutetter Grbe.
Mforoen 9I6eit6 uirb in Der EurnbaHe
bas Gllmar'f9e Gbarafter8enldIOe:
,,Eief inter Ger GrOeg ODER ,,Arbeit
brinat 9eaen" aur NufIbrune eeIans
qen. Ser brittle GIFT ipteIt in einenls
Ber1tperf, iuoaA Nafls neiIe Det0gaties
men an0el@afIt ivor0en fino. Sieies
Slid erldien in 9Eien Rn0 feline Sens
benz lit cine 9arfe[ung II, eramati<
fdJer SSorm Der i'm Sabre 1848 aufoe<
IpranQenen Sheen, beion0ers in 8e3ue
anf bic @telInng Der Mrbeit uno Der
Mrbeiter. Ser fid fir Diefe groEe
Grage interefirt, Oiirtte iilanbes altis
aiebenoe unO 8efrieOieenoe in Oieiem
Drama finDen unb III saiIelbe aud
in Ganaet IN eineul 0ebiibren0euGrnIte
| aebalten, 70 bietet co bod aud nl6nd5e
bsitere Mn6 fonaifdbe &3enen bar, bic,
| 9ut bargeifeHt, eisien aitgenebmeuGins
6ruG nt1t berfebIen f0rlnen. Ser
a9ane Der 9anoIung lit in tRr3en Mors
ten folgenoer: q Gin rei6erss innger
grbe miro bon feinem 8orlnuH0, els
mem alien pe0ontiiAtn Nrofeii0r, mad
DeletI uerrotteten @rnnhllAell ersogen,s
lent aber in 9anle DelIelben einen'
8er9iperfsbelibeT aus @tebermarf unb
6efen S0@ter fenneti, tueiAe aebtere
einen 10 tiefeu GinoruG auf iein Ieit4s
tes 9er3 ma@t, oaS &c linen mad
Stenermarf fOI9t iinO, trob ieines
eroBen Yerm6oels, iid 06rt entib lieBt,
Elm 8er9nlonn 5tl fuerben uno--Feibi9
ia arbeiten, benn lllir nnfs 0ieie gEetle
tam er bic Giltuiai9Dug Oes alien
/ G1aebtHlal1n erbaIfeu, ipelher feinem
@dbllpruHe: ,,5Feibeit uae Mrbeit"
olIes QlnOere opleFt. Qludl Der Yros
lftiIor bequemt iid sen0Ii9 80 pernllnf>
ltigen 2lnfidten Mil6 TO llilntit 6enu
9lAes uod branatifder @erebtigteit
elm befrieoi9cu6es Gnoe. Die Stolen
Der Guiana; 0cS Ggprian ano bes
8ierfdrot trdgen nalnentlid 3ur GrD
beiterung beiiuno entbalteB aaeEliebite
R@efanopiecelts astag 7ssiss
E 9Bir boffeu, Elm remt aablreiAes
Yublifum in Der Surnbaae 81 beeriis
Fen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06

= beriff BeFfanf. Sn Gem6sEeif MT sspei Tens
~ dltt0 expOnas 8srorof1mngen at nsim aeriahtei
un1 ubetltefeit uon benz &ebfb6ren Gtfeuif gzkfdi
pcfF GnDibfon Co., EenMV bel 5eiaenf Sepfembefs
EeruIi1 1858 sDerte t snEE Sienfhdts Berfcuf al,
Ten DetilbieeEaeit efgeH baare 8dtiia am En,trts
baustbct IN Der Stant gldth uiH cam = uHab enb,
terei nno Webalui4fetten 6rtsaen fdnllidb. Gin
Stii6 cher EbeiL 2nnb beLegen uft6 befinoIi9 I'M a
eiDileiFtttt Don 4aptbiDn Co.. Een.s beQrenst rte
feiat: Y tellb poH Der faHoeret pou narrtstt 0ail,
weIfstd ucg bev &dnbere pDn 90 .. Nafq @at erlplt,
iitot1 pom eef &dHoersi pon ". 3atfsripn, enfhaIs
tenD 70 Mder mebr oser toentger Nrb NIT 8eiGldgt
beIegt nis has Gtgentbum ppr Y. 4eetless nm eilier
Griet uKo gegeR n sebIes ulb Ttagloa Ytebiss far
$45.70 safe. ellen uMn apitea gu Bena6sn. @e5eHtit
ben 81 Sestnl6tr 1858. esiss - g
g, R. Eona5Afp1. G4siih
idi bare 81. 9. 0ainess Deputy
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06

aus eI.ses n,e sen BIT ufsiiofbehe O. a. glieb 81.
Ion 1ieeft5a iSet 1rar, pohen 10 Pei s. 3, . on n,
SIAM 4 iiirator, Il; 30. 37z HMM @lr9Ses eine
eSe hieieben 1uerbtn IN GeIssIi9 unTaes6xies
6es.er Reit rDn Der BcbluuP cRseeiHiefifn wefSeM.
tan21 4t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06

Eab iebr lfbbaft Ea8s 81 70
Gts. !; Msbtum it 1913 Cts. j; Rsbt
Supsrfstu $6.25-7.oO. @statn1.9O-s 50
Roru Co.'s Gents &esgen Dol
LAT nnS s25 Gts. Rt6 psrl gu 264
Deunrs. @Gmals fsI-19Gtss8aeu
@tuItern 1875 Gts. aIart @sttfn II Cts.
0bisfsy rObsr, aOllfTei % l Dollar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06
: 0 lI,,, n..D D6rfe.
y G 10 D 0 co D. Oebr

Ak - y 49, VI OS0eGute
@O4D 0ffHefe 81 135 uno ftanO
nm, 10 11br 135 tiisD fGtUB I'm 121
iIhf Mlitte8s NIT 1856
IS g. 80nSs spros. fdIiio 1881 1123
g 20et 1. series. .173A
9. ..109s
-, - ss q Ill
gseue 9lms6Qb r. -. $3.50. 1883
! Is AZ 0Dnp0as s 1888
ennsFee 8ones alte -. .6733
D llklse 673
@aurntunle gut begebrt BET iteiaens
sen gresien. npIaubs S0A Gts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06
gpssinl MPti3em.

- ~
syI9Alfber gBltternnss med,fe.
brfngt SatanF0eitsn brsl spabIfpsfrss 6uifsn,
g9nuyftn 10. bs5psts g. sisbt ftil,
niTfianrrrs Erimitssl ed6essiI ais Der ,titias
@e6rau6 Sun 15g Tephsl grIsHttaI {.
Irgas!~ gis iibtp sjsIrti sertreFIi@sa
GinTuB aus unS ibtF gHirffrmIslt titbatH
eineisieliSbrisr 6ttsfik e Rtrfsn. slns-
sfssi6aetr 0lannfr .baNsn ibataf ibr i3ensnts
mad erfssetsas ggtTau@e ausesntnt.
u Sci git4F, Sasts Il. 81. aasntrn. Iinb
2O00O0 ShfbrI efrtfifn GaupbsrISns sObIe,
~ 4 Dollars pei aeaSiaiabutsta al Stssanfsns
,seeitsllaagtn fImb BEL 9R6f6g sm.sb ) O.
orr tI ssF 2 IIte s's-s7 eiis gbssssasaee,
r6sttate graloltraBtgdtsusst tu. iaao9n
ska& "a ,~aap&sSsaAu.s
nl~ .eapglsrH ps !gsshs6 10. SO. R4naSff.s.
iranspcttren Manten soffenfrei an ibre R,Sts <,
RafbpiEe unb GeGefeIe. Itt2zb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06

Ig H 8agla bua ben. llniere
t6dtiee MetropoIitarls SOLICIT lift lest
sifrig oaniit befdaftist, Rerlenen, bic
|. fidb nab unb gelddft slos uusbertreiben
suno einen ebrIiden 2ebenseranerb iaeiS
en-, aufaugreifeu, unD oltr NerantWOr>
tunas Sa 5iebeu. Benn oer9leiAen
Drobnen aus bcm 8ienent0rb Der ae..
iuerbFeibigen Geleafhaftb erausseWcr:
fen luef0en, 70 tam benz oHgetneinen
gBcb Inur gluten Aaraus eutlprin9eu.
Mar B E 1T iff has afobe 2olungsiDort
Der GibiIilatiOn. Isle oas Ganse in
Feinem iuobIeeOroneteii Staate gum
sBo4lc 0es Giu6elnerL 10 unnb aud Der
GinSetHe gum Bebte ees @aa5eu beis
tragen. Odur foHa1tteu Die 9uten 8eis
ten non ieIbIt rs assill 9gs Z
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-16
CITY ORDINANCES.

N oRDIN ANCE
" Authorizing the sale OF certain Securities be-
longing to the Y. d. Grover Trust, aud the DISPOSE
tion TO he made OF the same.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils OF
tho tity of Philadelphia do Ordan That the Superin-
nndeni of Trusts shall sell certificate or certificates
Of city six Per Cent. Loan, being revenue invested
Of different tines not to exceed in amount fourteen
hundred dollars. and that the Mayor Of the City OF
Philadelphia sh8N be empowered 10 make the neces-
sary transfer; the amount 20 be used for the pay
ment of certain hills as described in section 2.
Section 2 That the sum Of one thousand one hun
dred and thirty-fOur dollars and five ceuts al 03)
be and the same is hereby appropriated 10 the Su-
nerntendent Of Trusts ont of the T. d. Grover Trust
being proceeds OF sale OF loans previously mentioned
for the payment Of the following blls:
Item l. Taxes for 1869 unpaid two hundred anu
thirty-two dollars and eighty cents S23lSU.
Item 2. Grading, renewing trees, and sOdding,
four hundred $500 dollars .,..-.
Item .. Paving and repairing, three hundred and
fifty $3.50 dollars.
Item 4. Granite steps, Walnut street, ninety-siN
600 dollars.
Item 8. Buding sewer on Thirty-eghth street,
two hundred and fifty live dollars and twenty-five
cents tS2J525l.
Section B. Warrants to he drawn by the Superin-
nances. -.
President Of Common Council.
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk Of Common Council
WILLIAM :. SIOKLEN,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day Of November,
Ammo Domini ono thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine a. d. 1869,
DANIEL. VI. FOX,
II 161t Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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The season has arrived when we must dis
card the light and airy materials of summer
wear, and adopt the more appropriate, though
not less elegant warmer textures. English
poplins are in great demand, and will become
more so as the autumn advances. Merinoes
also-a tissue both light and soft-are begin
ming to appear The toile dive, the valen-
cias glace and Scotch plaids are useful
and solid, and make very pretty cos
tunes Thick white wOollen dresses are
made for children, trimmed generally with
black velvet, and with double skirts, and
a Jacket with broad revers Of velvet Waist
coats, and bodies with position, are suitable
and will be worn with the heavier materials
for skirts. CachemiTe also continues to be
much worn, either with foulard or striped taf-
fetas, as underskirts and trimmings. The
paletot has reappeared and become novelty.
1t is indispensable for morning promenade or
travelling and simple toilettes The style is
so convenient and becoming that, although
abandoned for a time, it is sure to be favo-
rite again. The form has gained 10y the short
exile; it is no longer the paletot-sac, which
sometimes concealed the elegant and pretty
figure, but is shorter, and more shaped; the
bottoms of the sleeves are larger and triIu-
med more fully. The paletot is open from
the waist behind, and falls into two points
separated by bows at the waist. Lace, plat
iDRs Of silk, and frill, OF Oftener the same
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-16
Oily ORDINANCES.

An oRDINAN
"A To Make an Additional Appropriation to the
Section /. The Select and Common Councils of the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, that the sum OF three
sixty-six cents be and the same is hereby spprO-
prated TO the following items In the appropriation
70 the Department OF the city Treasurer Tor the year
TO Item 4. For salaries of Temporary Clerks,
sixteen hundred and sixtysix dollars and shty-six
cents
TO Item s. For books, printing and stationery,
TO Item 4 For fuel. stamps required by act OF
Congress, once and other expenses, ten hundred
LOUIS WAGNER.
President OF Common Council.
JOHN EcEsTErN,
Clerk Uf Common Council.
WILLIAM $. STOKLEY,
President Cf Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day Of November, Ammo
DOinini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nne
DANIEL VI. FOX,
11161t Mayor Of Philadelphia.
An RDINANCE
N To Make an Appropriation to Pay for Re
Section /. The Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum OF four hundred and seventy-three dollars be
and the is hereby appropriated to pay for rein
dexing 4I3 pages OF dockets in the ONCE OF the Or
phans' Court from September 3, 1852, 10 November
30 1865, at dollar per page, the bill having been
approved by said court.
And warrants for the same shall be drawn py the
City Solicitor. -
LOUIS WAGNER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTRIE,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
App roved this fifteenth day Of November, Ammo
Domni one housand eight hundred and sXty-nine
"a. ID. 1869.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
11161t Mayor of Philadelphia.
PES sOLUT1oN
! III To Authorize the Paving Of Seventeenth and
| Other Streets
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
| the City OF Philadelphia, That the Department OF
highways be and is hereby authorized and directed
to enter into contract with competent paver or
pavers who shall be selected by majority OF owners
| OF property fronting Seventeenth street, from
washington avenue TO Ellsworth st. Hicks St, from
| Wharton street TO Reed street. Male street, from
Wharton street to Reed street, in the T@enty-sixth
! ward, for the paving thereof The conditions OF
tractors shall collect the cost OF said paving from the
| property owners fronting sad streets respec-
lively and shall also enter into an obligation with
the city to Keep said streets in good order for three
| years after the paving is finished.
| LOUIS WAGNER,
President OF Common Council.
| Attest
| JOHN ECHSTEIN,
| Clerk OF Common Council
| WILLIAM $. STOKLEY,
| '. President Of Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day OF November Ammo Do
| mini one thousand eight hundred and sXty-nine
| "a. ID. 1869.
| DANIEL NJ. FOX,
| II IG It Mayor of Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-16
3ls REACH and PALMER Streets

COUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH. AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK Il SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACH1NlSTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Castings of all kinds either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, WORKSHOPS ana
Railroad Stations etc. ,.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also,
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, vacuum @ rSns' d., Gn
Steam Trains Defecators, Filters, Pumping En'
gines, etc. 60 ,,.,,..,. 49,.
Sole Agents for II. Billeux's Sugar Boiling Appe-
ratus Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer ana Aspln-
wall Il Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar DTan- Ia.
ing Machines svS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-16

ID so l. L II ION
III To Authorize the Laying OF Plank Footways
on Darby Road, from Eastwick Lane 10 Island Road.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the City Of Philadelphia, That the Chief Commits
soner OF Highways be and is hereby authorized and
directed TO notify the owners OF property fronting
on the southeasterly side Of Darby road from East
wick lane to Church lane, and on both sides Of said
Darby road from Church lane to Island road or city
ine to lay plank footways, and il they neglect or
refuse to comply with the terms Of SAID notice for
thirty days from the date thereof the Chief Com
missioner is hereby directed to proceed and do the
work and collect the cost from the property
owners.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
IOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM >. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day OF November, Auno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and siXty-nine
"a. ID. 1869.
DANIEL. NJ. FOX,
IL 1G 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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III TO make certain transfers in the appropriation
TO the Department OF Receiver Of Taxes for the year
1869
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the City Of Philadelphia, That the City Controller
be and is hereby directed aud authorized TO transfer
the sum of one thousand dollars OF the appropriation
made to the Department OF the Receiver OF Taxes
for the year 1869, as follows-
From Item 10, Sherirs costs, 20 Item 6, Printing
and Advertising, six hundred dollars.
To Item I, Incidental Expenses, four hundred dol
ars
LOUIS WAGNER
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEiN,
CLERK of Common Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day Of November,
Ammo Domin one thousand eight hundred and six ty
nine "a. ID. 1862
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
II 16 IL Mayor OF PHILADELPHIA.
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III To Authorize the Opening Of Thirty-siXth
street.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief Commits
sioner OF Highways be and is hereby authorized and
directed to notify the owners of property through
and over which ThirtysiXrh street. for the distance
of one hundred and ten feet southward from the
south side OF Bridge street, in the Twenty fourth
ward, will pass, that at the expiration OF three
months from the date of said notice tile said street
will be required for public use.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President OF Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk Of Common Council.
WILLIAM S. sTOKLEY,
President Of Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day of November Ammo Do
mini one thousand eight hundred and sixty y-nine "A.
ID. 1860.
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
II 10 lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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III To Tramway Cooper and Granville streets.
Resolved, by the Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Department Of
Highways be and s hereby authorized and directed
TO tramway Cooper street, running north from
Locust street, between Twentieth and Twenty-1rst
streets ana thence west two hundred feet; Gran
south OF Spruce street, in the Seventh ward and if
the cartway in any OF the said streets is wider than
necessary for single track they shall he reduced to
the proper width 10y taking an equal quantity from
each side.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President OF Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM s. ST0KLFY
President OF Select COuncu
Approved this fifteenth day OF NOvemher
Ammo Dc mini one thousand eight hundred and sXty,
nine "a. d. 1900
DANIEL NJ FOX,
n10u N ayor o. Philadelphia
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III 10 Authorize the opening OF Ashburton Street
and Cook Street
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils or
the CITY of Philadelphia, That the Chief Commis-
sioner of Highways he and is hereby authorized and
directed 10 notify the owners Of property through
and over which Ashburt0n street. from twenty
nth street 10 Twenty-sXth street, in the seventh
ward; Cook street, from Tulip street 10 Gau street.
in the Eighteenth ward, Will pass, that az
the expiration OF three months from date OF
said notice the said streets will be required
FOR public use. v
LOUIS WAGNER,
President Of Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIR,
Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM S. STOkLEY,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this fifteenth day Of November, Ammo
Domni one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nins
"A. D. 1909. -
lll6lt NByor Of Philadelphia.