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The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

SEC 90. the Sanitary Department shall have for
Its head board Of i've persons two OF whom shall
be the health oicer OF the port ana the counsel 70
the corporation for the time being.
SEC. 100. There shall he four bureaus In this de-
partment. The CHIEF otlcer OF one bureau snail oe
called the "City Sanitary Inspector" and he shall
be practising physician of at least ten years in the
city Or New York. There shall be another bureau,
to be called tho SANITARY Permit Bureaun There
shall be another bureau, TO be called the bureau OF
Street Cleaning.n The chief officer OF another bu-
reau shall be called the tRegister OF kecords.n And
In said bureau shall he recorded without lees, every
birth, marriage and death, and all Inquistions or
death caused Dy negligence or malicious injury,
which shall occur or be taken WITHIN the city OF
New York.
SEQ. lOl 1t shall be the duty OF said board, lmme
dlately upon organization under TINS act. TO cause
to be confOrmed to this article the code OF laws and
regulations then or lately ADOPTED by the Metrop0n-
tan Board OF Health, Wnicn snail be called the sani
tary code and To e the same with the CLERK Of the
Common Council; wnereupon 1t shall be sne duty OF
the Common C0ancii, wNiia ten days thereafter, to
proceed TO enact SAID sanitary code part OF the
ordinances OF the city OF New YORK. and the Com
mon Council may, from time TO time, and on any
emergency OF disease or pestence enact and repeal
ordinances relating 10 pubic health on rec0mmen-
dation OF the sanitary Department. but not other.
wlse
SEC. 102 Whenever, in any law Of this State, any
power or DUTY shall De conferred or enJoined upon
any board OF health, except laws In relation TO the
Metropolitan Board OF Health the same shall be ap.
plicabls 10 the department hereby creaied.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE FIFTH.
Of tho Finunce Department.

Bee. "a. Tne Finance Department shall have con-
troll OF all the fiscal concerns OF the Corporation, and
Of the appropriations mace for carrying on the bust
ness o the Corporation IL shall prescribe the forms
Of keeping and rendering all city accounts, snd the
manner Ia which all salaries shall he drawn and the
moce py which al creditors officers, aud employees
OF the Corporation shall be paid
SEC. 35. All accounts rendered to or kept in the
other departments shall be subject to the inspection
aud revislod OF the Officers OF this department.; and
II shall settle ana adjust all claims in favor OF or
against the Corporation, and all accounts In which
the Corporp on Is concerned as debtor creditor.
SEC 80 the chief oiticer OF this department snail
who sha DC elected at tue general election preceding
the expiration OF his term OF olice and mold his Of
fee for the term OF four years.
SEC. 81. In the case OF vacancy In the once Of
the Comptroller the Mayor shal, appoint some per.
son TO m the place until the rst Monday Of January
next after the next general election aS which cleo
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.

Or the Department OF Public Parks.
SEC. 49, The Department Of Public Parks shah
control and manage al pubic parks ana puDno
places above Caual street winch of the realty 0e
The city OF New York, with snch duties connected
tnerewith as have been or shall be imposed upon It
from time to time by the ordinances OF the Common
Council or the laws OF the STATE.
SEQ 12O. This department shall be under tho
charge Of board Of contrOl to consist OF ten men,
bers, two OF whom shall be the comptroller OF the
city and President OF the Board OF Public Works..
The present Commissioners OF the central Park are
hereby declared to be members OF SUCH board for
residue Of their present terms OF ofce ana until
others are appointed IN their stead.
SEC 12l. Each member OF this Board OF Public
Parks snail receive the same compensation aud
salary their services as now provided 0y law In
respect to Commissioners and Comptroller OF the
existing Board Of Commissioners OF Central Park,
established by chapter TIA Of the laws OF 1857 and
acts amendat0ry thereof.
SIC. 122 All provisions OF law which provide for
the mafntenance AND government OF the Censrsl
Park. and grant powers and devolve duties upon
the Commissioners Of the Central Park shall apply
to the Department Of Parks HEREBY established, ex-
cept that moneys expended by IL shall be expended
In the mode uniform TO all other departments.
SEC. I23. Within ten days after the organization
OF the Department Of Public Parks hereby created,
1t snail be the duty OF the board to fe with the
Clerk Of the Common Council the ordinances now
existing in RELATION TO Central PARK, aud the same
shall within days subsequently TO such fling, bo
adopted py the Common Council as part OF the ordt.
nanceS of the city.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY

aud for tho information OF the public as 70 tno
amount and disposition of the property 20 taken into
custody bv the police. ..
SEC. a. All property ana money that shall remain
tn the custody 0f the property clerk for the per0o
six months without any lawiui claimant tnereto
after having been three times advertised In pupilo
newspapers shall % sold at puOiic auction, ano tno
proceeis Of such sale shall DO paid into tne fonco
Lie Insurance Fund.
SEQ IS. II any property or money placed In tho
custody Of the property clerk shall be desired - ev-
dence any police other criminal cours such pro-
perry snail be delivered any 0cer VINO snail pre-
scot An order to that effect from such court Sucn
property, however shall not be retained IN SAID
court but shall to returned to said property CLERK
SONS OF this act,
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE EIGHT.
or tho Departments Of Public Works.

SEC. &c. There snail be u Department Of Public
W0.ks. the mead OF which shall oe Board 10 con.
Engineer Oi tho OrOton Aqueduct Board, or presi
dent VI the Croton Aqueduct board. or street Com
missioner snali occur IA any existing LAW ordinance
to mean the board OF PuDlc Works. or their Presl.
dent, Whenever 30 authorized BY u, ~ resolution
alter due entry thereof upon minutes OF the Board.
and whenever 10 any law or ordinance or obligation
" Me Corporatioa The words street Departments or
deemed aud taken hereafter to mean the Depart
ment ana Board Of Public Works.
SEc. ". ihe said Board shall have cognizsnoe:-
Ol all structures aud property connected with the
supply aud distribution OF CrUtOn water; z. Vi the
coIecnsa " the revenues arising from the sale or
regulating. grazing, nageing curbing, gutsertag
aud linhtinX streets, roaus places and avenues; 4
piers snd slips; .. the repairing ana conssrnction
OF pub,ic roads, Q. or The care OF puolic buildings;
y, .as nnx up o. saaxea oss y " e paGlc sew
repaving and ieparlng streets anu keeping the Same
caean; liz " digging and CONSTRUCTING weiis
the Department Of Pu0ifc WOrks:-1. bureau for
laying pipes and the construction ano repair
ana repairing streets tue cnief oicer Of ~nicn shall
DO called "Water furvey0r" z. bureau ior the
COLLECTION OF revsnue derived from the SAFE anu use
"Nater Resister;" 8. bureau having care 0I all
ructures aud property cJnnected win the supply
aud distribution Oi Groom water the CHIEF officer VI
WniCn Snaif be cafod 'Chei Engineer or the CrOtOn
Aqueduct," with power 10 appoint ana remove at
anu Oetdll slhu Vi dSSi5taut cnxluccrSs
he and tney must be clvil engineers OF at least
ten years's experience. Inc Board may deleGate to
TINS bureau any power aad duty now conferred Dy
law ordinance on the Gu ef EnJlneer OF the CrOtOn
AqueducG Board; 4 bureau lOr grading, tagging
curDmg and guttering streets, the chief 0nicer OF
winch shall De called superintendent OF street I'm
pr0vements;" 8. bureau of lamps and gas, the
chief ocer Of whion sinai be called superintendent
OF Lamps and Cas-" d. A bureau or streets and
roads. chief Olcer OF which snail De called "Su-
pernIendent or Streets3' 7. A bureau OIL WharveS,
tue cnle o1icer Of winch shall be called the supeI,
intenoent OF Wnarves;' y. A bureau OF repairs and
supplies, winch shall nave c0gnlzance OF ali supplies
and repairs TO puO1c buildings, WORKS, lands and
places and all other necessary repairs and supplies
not PROVIDED for In other departments, the cuief
Onicer OF which shall be called superintendent OF
Repairs and Supplies" and shall De practcal
builder; Q. bureau OF the Iin pOsiI0n and collection
oI assessments, the cniet 0licer or winch snail 20
called t'COiecLOr or ASseSSmenfS.o
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.
Of the Department Of Buildings

SEQ 12A. There shall be department. called tba
department OF Buldingsn the chief oncer Of
which shall be called the Superlntendent OF Build
ings.n Tne powers ana duties OF SAID Department.
its officers and employ es and subordnates shall con.
time as now authorized by special laws Except a.
nlooIed repealed BY TINS act, In relation to tue
Superintendent OF Public Buildings; but the Super
intcndent OF Public Buildings now IN once under
said special laws, ana his department. as exisin2
hereunder Is hereby transferred and made inc
department authorized by this act.
SEC 125 Whenever In any act the words ''Super.
intendent OF Public Buildings" shall occur, appit.
caole to the city OF New York. tne same shall %
taken to mean the superintendent OF buildings
herein authorized.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
OF the Department of Excise,


SEC. 1o3. The head OF the Department OF Excise
shah be board OF excise, 70 consist Of three per-
sons.
SEC. 104. From and after the organization Of this
department no person shall, IN .ne city OF New
York, keep for sale or sell, or puOhCy dispose OF
any liquor, In quantities less Than hY8 gailcns at
one ulDe unless he or she may be licensed pursuant
TO the PROVISIONS Of tais article.
SEC. LOS. The said board q excise shaA guhie0s r
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH
General Provisions, Powers and Afmnnuoi

SEC 1871. A majority Of each board in any DEPART
ment of tho CITY government snail constitute .
quorum to perform any act autnori2ed 10 SAID de-
partment and each poard may choose, IN Its own
pleasure president from ITS members 10 preside az
hoard meetinus and q chief CLERK. ANY oiiicial act
OF q BOARD may attested by said president and
chief cerK.
SEQ I2s. No expense shall be incurred BY any OF
the denartuents or officers thereof, whether the OBJ
,ect OF expenditure shall have been ordered BY the
Common Council not unless an appropriation
pense.
become requisite for the fuller organizaiba perfect
ing and carrying ouy Of the powers ana duties pre-
scrloed 10 any department or THIS act, taey 6ha %
provided for BY ordinance of the ComMoQ Council
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE FIRST.

Inc COrpOrHtc fOweTSs
SECTION /. The Corporation now existing and
known by the name OF :" The Mayor, Aldermen and
Commonaty OF the city Of New York; shall continue
20 be body polite and corporate, In fact aud IN
name, by the same name. and shall have perpetual
succession with all The grants powers and privileges
heretofore held by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monslty Of the city OF New York, and not modified
or repealed by the provisions hereinafter made by
tnis aot.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
All Other Heads Of Departments to bs Ap.
pointed, Suspended, or Removed at
Pleasure by the Mayor
An the metropolitan Commissions
Retained as Departments.
Police, Health, Fire, Street and CrOtOn
Board Commissioners to be Appointed
Within Twenty Days After the
Passage OF the Act.
Free Lager on Sundays and Whisksy
Through the Back Doors.

An Act 10 Reorganixc the Local Government
of the City oil New York.
The People of the State OF New York. represented In
Senate and Assembly, DO enact as follows.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE SIXTH.
Of the LAW Department.

SEC. Al. The Law Department shall have the charge
aud Of its departments, except when any depart
ment shall have or employ separate COUNSEL anu i0r
the employment OF whom there ID an appropriation,
and ali other law business In winch The city suAl Do
interested; the charge and conduct oi tne legal pro
ceedlngs necessary III widening. opening or altering
streets; and shall, Whenever so applied 70 Dy TUG
papers connected with the nnance department
SEC. A.. The chief Olicer or the department. shali
be called ''Counsol to The C0rpOratlon." lie snail
be elected al general election and mold his once
for four years. -
SEC. AZ. There shall be o bureau ~ tnis depart
ment the ch ef Oiiicer OF winch shall be- called the
..COrporation Attorney" and . bureau the chief
Ollicer OF wnIch shall be called the public Admin
lSLratOr.h
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.
ar the Deunrtmept Of Edu.

or the Departments Of Education1
SEC. 1885, The Department OF Education shall re-
main and continue, Dut subject to the nscal provl-
slons Of this act az the SAID department is now OF
ganized defined, regulated and esta1llsheo Dy speoi
laws applicable TO tue city OF New YORK.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ARTICLE NINTH.
or the Department. Of Pablo Charities and

SEC. so. The Department Of Public Charities and
Correction shall be composed or and have Tor Its
head BOARD VI four persons, which board shall pos
sess all the powers and discharge all the duries now
aud acts and parts OF acls amendatOry hereIO, ex-
cept as the same are modified or repealed Dy The
prOvlSl0ns OF this act.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

IL
SEC. so. All property or money alleged or sup
posed to have been leioniousy OBTAINED. or which
shall be lost abandoned, and which shall be here
airer taken lnta tile custody Of any member Of the
police force or CRIMINAL court ID the city OF New
York, or which snail come lnr0 custody OF any p0-
lice justice shall be by such member Justice or by
order OF SAID court gwen into the custody OF ana
kept by the property cerk OF the police and oil sucn
properly and money shall be particularly registered
by SAID property clerk In book kept for that pur-
pose, which snail contain also record Of the names
OF the persons from whom such property or money
was taken, the names OF all claimants thereto, The
time OF the seizure and any final disposition or such
properly and money.
taken from persons arrested, and shall be alleged 70
have been Enormously obtained or to be the proceeds
OF crime, aud whenever 20 brought, Win soch
claimant ana the person arrested before some
magistrate tor adjudication, ana the magistrate
shall be then and there satisfied from evidence that
tue person arrested is innocent OF the offence al
legged, and that the property rlghuuily Oelongs 20
him. then said magistrate may thereup0u, In writ
Ing. order sQch property or money TO % returned
property clerk, Ii he ave It, 60 deliver SUCH
property or money TO the accused person nlmseif
and not any attorney, agent or clerk OF such ac
cused person.
SEC 81 II any claim to the ownership OF such
property money shall be made on oath before the
mag by or in behalf OF any otner persons than
the person arrested ana the said accused person
shall be held for trial examination such properly
or money snail remain 10 the CUSTODY OF the properly
CLERK until the discharge conviction OF the persons
accused.
SEC. So All property or money taken on suspicion
OF having been eloniousy obtained or OF Deng inc
proceeds OF crime and Tor winch there 10 NO otner
claimant than the person from whom sucn properly
was taKen and all lost property coming int0 the
possession Of any member Of the SAID police force,
aud all property and money taken from pawn
brokers a. the proceeds Of crime or by any sncn
member from persons supposed TO be insane, intoxl-
Gated or otherwise incapable OF taking care of tnem'
TO the property clerk to 30 duly registered anu az
! yerused tor the beuens Of Oh persons neereateQ
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Merchants from abroad win dc
well to examine the large and well.
selected stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps for the wholesale trade, al
Bailey d Ridenour's.
--latest cut, Ladies' and Misses
shoes at j. j. MAxox's new shoe
store.
Bailey & Ridenour's new stock
(JUsT RECEIVED, comprises the latest
London, Paris and New York styles
Of Hats and Caps.
All the latest styles in Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps at j. j Max
oN's new shoe store.
We express the opinion of the
people when We say Bailey IL Ridenour
keep the best variety of Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps in town.
Latest styles and best quality of
Ladies Shoes at Bailey & Ridenour's.
Gentlemen and ladies that want
neat and durable Boots and Shoe,
go to Bailey d Ridenour's.
Large stock of new style ''Surf
Caps" at Bailey d Ridenour's.
--latest London and Paris STYLES in
Hats and Caps at Bailey & Ridenour's S.
Latest London and Paris styles
in Silk Hats, at J. j. MAxoN's New
Boot and Shoe Store.
The fail style of "Broadway Hat"
at Bailey & Ridenour's.
For good and durable pair of
Boots and Shoes for winter, go to Bal
ley d Ridenour's.
@ Photographs in oil at De-
LILIES Gallery.
Latest styles Ladies' Shoes at Bal
ley IL Ridenour's.
Latest style of Hats and Caps -
cheap at Bailey &Ridenour's.
New stock of "Spanish Caps" at
Bailey Il Ridenour's.
The largest stock and greatest va
Iiety of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Leather and Shoe findings ever
brought to this market, at Bailey &
Ridenour's.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-05-05

Ir q
R The concert by the LEWIS
troupe, at ,ALRsHIRE's Hall, last
Wednesday night, was quite well at
tended, and was an exceedingly fine
musical treat. Every body, so fan
as we have learned, was pleased
with the performance. Should Mr.
LEWIS come this way again we can
promise him full house.
: While in Jackson Mr. LEWIS fur
nished the editor of the Standard
some stray verses in the Welsh Ian
guage, with the translations, from
among which we copy the follow
ing. The translation is grahds-s
Pan y galwodd yn J bore -
Holl rifedi ser , men,
Deuent oil dan ganu 3 dawnsio
Heibio i'r orseddfainc wen;
Yn Ell thro, yn mlhith Y lluaws,
Ymddangosai n dsear mis-
Cododd gprid vyneb Uarisd
Dwyfof pan y gxelodd hi.
When he called the Stars Of Morning {
At creations early dawn,
Forth they came with songs aad dances
Passing his eternal throne m
In her turn, our earth apPesrd.
Midst the myriad Stars that shine;
God beheId her modest beauty
gIusb'd the face of love divine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-05-05
ROSADALIS!

DR.. John J. Wilson, of Cheraw, S. c.,
says of this great Blood purifier:
"Your medicine has already gained
a great reputation in this community,
by reason of its wonderful effects, in
one case particularly-that of a young
lady, who has for several years been a
sufferer from nervous disease in vari-
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past in the loss of sight in consequence
of the Nervous Disorder.
She consulted the most eminent oc-
ulist in our State, now, l believe, a res
ident of your city, Prof. Chisolm, un-
der whose treatment she was greatly
benefited; when recently, upon using
the Rosadalis, for her previous de-
rangements, she found her sight af-
ter short time entirely restored
ms, I'm.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-05-05

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@The PhiIothalian Club are a!

R The Philothalian Club are ae-
lively rehearsing for another entertain
ment. They have recently rented
Aleshire's Hall, which is being deco
rated handsomely for them--the stage
remodeled and enlarged, and intend
having new drop curtain of quite a
novel character. The center will be a
vignette landscape, around which will
be painted a variety of scrollwork, in
every convolution of which will be con-
tanned a card of any merchant of the city
who may wish to advertise in this
manner. We have been informed that
the drop curtain at ''Wilhelm's Hall, "
Portsmouth, is got up after this fash
ion, and has turned in hansome sum
to the spirited proprietor, as well as
being beneficial to the merchants. We
have no doubt our curtain will be ex-
tensively patronized.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-05-05
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers Of
real property for the week, furnish-
ed by Recorder BooToN:
Springfield 7P--Ansel Lawless to
Peter Myers; As 56-100 aeres-s9Oo.
Margaret E. !Switzer to John G.
Damron; 215 acres, 800. .sa
I~sAOh'o Tp.--James H. Guthrie to
Horace c. Barger; 10 L$675s 2
Gqllipelis cCi.y.-Julia A, G.. Warth
to James 81. Summers, uuit claim;
so feet by 40 feet-Sfe. F'
Morgan lIp--Owen MONTGOMERY
to Benjamin 2. George; 81 acres
81, 600. s..t go i ~ ,saTfeq
Cheshire Tp.-James Graham to
Jonas McCarty q Gse.N. .Swisher
lslot Mo-. "a in Cheshire village
| $780, - as5es ~ ssFs5 81 = % An !
Clay TP.-William Kinder to Nor,
man Gibson 8 2-100 acres 500.
Guyan Ip.--Burl Sims to John ID
: Williams; 10 aeres--s100.
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