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Office, 81 Charleston avenue-Ware's
drug store; at night, at Hotel de Europe.
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FoR solid gold jewelry go to the Jet
Palace. Get
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lamity, aud that at a time when his
utterances and future course were
awaited with so much interest.
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Violin and guitar strings. best
italian, AT n. seehausen's, 245
Second street. SIT
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GROCERIES.
New stock.

1o0 buekets and half bills. Mtnce
Meat.
90 casks scotch Ale and London
Porter.
100 bills Navy Beans and HOminy,
20 bbls sweet cider.
500 boxes ana quarter boxes New
HafRfns.
500 do. Preserves and JelIIes.
100 bags Aim nds and Cream N "a a,
40 barrels Oranges,
400 PACKAGES Pickles, all sizes and
styles.
s0OO eases Canned Fruits and vege-
tables.
400 Ia and Ia cases sardInes.
SOOpk xn Mack erel and White Fish,
500 boxes selected Cheese. az
G.. A. ECKERLY'S.
37.ll4 33S Front, cor. Union st.
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mifcheips Night school, No. sOs
Third street. 66-91
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MEDICAL
The Horse Plague.
EnRRE2I,s JUNIPER IAR

DUBLIC LEDGER JOB PRINTING ES-
j tabiishment, No. - Madison street. Com
meTcial, Steamboat aad general JOB printing
executed with neatnsss and dispatch.
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CLoAKs AND FURs.zGp to the South
ern PALACE closing out sale, regardless
Of cost, 1872 Main street. 5st
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AflanlInn. PnLlil.

wmLErr's Billiard Hall, 81 Adams
street 3Ot
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SHIFTING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
office. AT
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BARsArSs are the rule At the Southern
Palace closing out sale. 5sr
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PHELAx 4 CoLLEEDRR's beveled tables
at the Peabody Billiard Hall. sc
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A VERY sad and romantic story ap-
pears in the COurier-Journal Of young
man who nursed his aiianced wife
th,o4gh the smallpox until she died;
then took the lOeihsOme disease himself
and died, after lingering lev days. He
expressed preference for dsafh, and
died a wiling sacrifice to the love be
bore his 6aneee.
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FINEST billiard hall in the city-Wil-
let's. got
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ACEh 8.

@ ny cO AGENTSPROFITs PER WEEK.
Do .OU viii prove it or forfeit $500 New
articles patented July 18th. Samples free TO
all. Address W. II. Chidester, 267 Broadway,
New York. T-S2&w40
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AsroSIsHISG.-Mr. A. R. Droesher,
No. 80 Monroe street, has seven horses,
none Of which have the horse disease.
Any one can learn the preventive free
Of charge by calling on Mr.. Droesher
at his place Of BUSINESS, No. IS Monroe
streei. 76
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DRIVEN WELLS, l6 jefferson st,
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STRANGERS visiting the city should not
fail to visit Peabody Billiard Hall. SC
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SOUTHERN PALACE closing out sale,
Bargains are the rule" SGT
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dogEsNoR BEowS has issued his proc.
lamation as reqaiEea BY lsw, giving the
result Of the Presidential ELECTION in
Tennessee.
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T. s. BARBOUR has few barrels Of
pure grape juice, which he offers for one
dollar per gallon. Leave your orders at
90 OLIVER, FINNIE 4 Co.'S.
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CELERY received daily at Victor D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson. oct
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J.W. s. Browne, l6 Jefferson st. 98t
W. d. Mitehells SCHOOL, aes Third st,
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PEABODY Billiard Hall, largest and
most elegant in The Southwest. 80
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and this caused seven moro victims, iu-
cluding two very plump and juicy aero
bats. to drop of. The man on top, how
ever, had by this time succeeded in
gnawing holo through the roof Of the
tent, through which he cru, led and slid
down the canvas to the ground, the re-
malnder of the frightened men quickly
following his example. A hook and lad
der company and two hose companies
had arrived, and holes being cut in the
canvas, several streams of ohloroform
were thrown upon the squirming mass of
animal life within, and in ten minutes
the employees of the show had entered
and began securing their charges, It
took several hours to repair all the cages
and get the occupants back to their old
quarters, bat it was at last accomplished
and preparations for the burial of the
dead began. But we might add, that.
ny the next morning, the killed we're ali
doing we'll, most Of them having died
regularly every season they entered into
the show business. One man, in pnrtiou-
lar, who was swallowed by the alligator,
recovered more rapidly than any Of IL g
others. His name is John Smith, and
our readers will remember him as one of
the band that was devoured by lions
uoWn IN mississippi, in 1871. He was
killed previously at Chicago by the mad
elephant. and also had his head crushed
into shapeless mass by lion which he
was raw-hiding, which occurred during
the llon-taming scene at Joliet, Illinois,
in 1870. He was destroyed again at
Philadelphia, in the spring of 1872,
when Forepnugh's animals broke loose;
and his last death (previous to the one
Just related) occurred when rhinoccros
stepped on him at Rod Bud. Illinois, in
August, 1872. Mr.. Smith is still on
deck with Mr.. B'arneyum's great show,
and can be seen with the other fossils
and petrliioations at this place next
week. Remember those are the same
animals that broke loose and killed so
many people. This fact alone should
induce every husband to procure tickets
for his wife and mother-in law and
neighbor's children. IHusuine Herald.
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April 2O2S; May 20 1916, 20zs. Money
4@5. Sterling 81. Gold Is. Govern
ments dull and steady. State bonds
very strong; Tennessee issues firm South
Oaroiinas not 80 firm; Alabama IS strong.
LOUISVILLE. October 81. Flour steady.
Corn quiet Provisions nominal. Shoul-
ders ~; clear rib sides 111s; clear sides
liz; stock scarce. Lard-tierces 81;
kegs 104. Whiskey steady, at ss@89.
CINCINNATI. October 21.-Flour dull
and lower, at 7.30@7.50. Corn dull and
unchanged Pork firm; stock light
4.00@l4 30. Lard quiet-summer z 7a6
@7K. Bacon-shouiders 65a; held at
81; jobbing sales Of clear rib sides at
H.; clear sides 11A; stock light. Whis-
key steady, at SO.
ST. Louis, October 21.-Flour un.
changed. Corn dull and unchanged.
Whiskey dull, at 80. Pork quiet, at
1926. Bacon-clear sides firm; order
lots Of shoulders 1908; clear rib sides
11%@l154; clear sides l124@12. Lard
dull-snmmer TX.
BosroN, October 21.-Cotton quiet
middling 20L; receipts 2l5 bales; sales
$50; stock 3, 500.
New ORLEANS, October 21.-Cotton
active-good ordinary 1877; low mid.
ding l9H@19I; middling 1917; re-
oeipts 4,7O9 bales; sales to-day 1000;
Saturday evening 1,7OO; stock 1892.
CHARLESTON. October 21.-Cotton
quiet and dull-middling 1S360l8%;
receipts 2,l86 bales; sales 100; stock
20,734.
WILMINGTON, October 21.--Ootton
steady-middling 1871; receipts AIT
bales; stock 4,424.
AUGUSTA, October 21.-Ootton quiet
and weak-middling 17zs; receipts j, 489
bales; sales l,070.
NoRFoLK, October 21.-Cotton firm
low middling 18as@1816; receipts 1886
bales; sales 800; stock 1921.
GALVESTON, October 21.-Cotton firm
and in good demand-good ordinary
16A@17; receipts 1,213 bales; sales
2,5U0; stock Is, ,165.
BALTIMORE, October 21.-Foar quiet
and firm. Wheat steady. Corn firm
white 72@74; yellow 63GO66. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork 15 75. Shoulders 81
Whiskey 93@931s. Cotton quiet-rnid
ding 1915; receipts $50 bales; sales 475;
stock 1875. -
MOBILE, Ootober21. Cotton quiet and
frm-good ordinary 1S; low middling
1819; middling 10; receipts 3, 11S bales;
sales 500; stock $3.50.
:: SAVANNAH, October 21.-Cotton frn
and in good demand -middiing 1885,;
receipts 1874 bales, sales 2,299; stock
As. .767.
Remember. George NJ. Kelly, the
champion leaper of the world, will voult
over twenty horses. at Old John Robin
sons Menagerle, Museum, Aquarium and
Circus-Columbia, November H.
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FORREST TIE ACToR-Edwin Forrest
has abandoned the stage on account of
the physical pain incident to his dra-
matic roles. but has adopted the more
easy profession of public reader. He
appeared for the first time in that ca.
pacity in Philadelphia on Tuesday night.
1t is stated that his voice and intellect
have lost nothing of the charm that has
made him favorite actor with the Anne.
ricaE public for nearly quarter of a
century.
De Foe was half his life shut up in
prisons or standing in pillories for con.
sciences sake, but he gave us ..Robin-
son Crnsoe" at last, and never minded
bit that his ears were cropped.
Rev. Mrs. Zines, q lady preacher. over
seventy years old, is travelling over the
mountains of California, exhorting the
wayward, wherever che finds them, to
repent.
Jerusalem is agitated over her water
supply. The Pool of Siloam and q few
others like it are all that can be depend
ed upon. and they are full of bugs and
other live organisms.
A Frenchman wishing to compliment
girl as ''little lamb" called her
''littie mutton"
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ASSASSINATION OF A BosToN MERCHANT.
About half'past o'clock on Tuesday
night, Charles Lane, commission ,ner-
chant. doing business in Boston and re-
siding IN Dorchester, was called to the
door OF his residence by the ringing of
the door bell. On opening the door, an
unknown man, with an umbrella over
his face. stood on the door steps and
fired pistol ball into Mr.. Lanes abdo-
men. The assassin then fled. Mr.. Lane
staggered back. exclaiming, II am shot,"
and fell to the floor. The family imme.
diately came to his assistance, and sur.
geon was at once summoned to the
house. Mr. Lane died at O'Clock the
following morning. No trace of the
murderer has been discovered, nor any
cause for the commission OF the crime.
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p. returned a borrowed horse to the
owner with note, saying: II return by
the bearer your Horse. You see smell
him with capital H, because he starts
off 80 capitally;" and received in reply
this: ''HorsE all right; spell him with
a capital E, because however capitally he
may start off, he comes to stop with the
greatest ease."
A duel lately took place between an
editor OF the New Orleans Picayune and
some one whom he had written about.
The bout was with shot-guns. One shot
was fired on each side. No blood
drawn, and both parties declared them
selves satisfied.
A man, named Mcdonald, who is be-
lieved to be from Greenville, South Ga.
rolina, died very suddenly, on the 9Th
instant, at the residence of Mr.. Hays, in
Kansas City. He was in destitute cir.
cumstances.
A number of cigar manufacturers in
New York have acceded to the demands
OF their workmen for an increase from
one to five dollars on every 1000. Seye.
raj houses have suspended operation be.
cause of the demand.
The result of the South Carolina cleo.
tion, according to the New Yoik Herald.
caused an advancA Of one per cent. in
the new State bonds on Wednesday.
The junk shop OF Messrs. Falconer &
Son, in Wilmington, N. O., was de.
stroyed by fire on Saturday night last.
Loss about $1,000.
Mr.. Stewards book of travels had been
completed, and at the time of his death
he was revising the last few pages.
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Wanted,

Wanted,
RY an Engishman Of nine years expert
Id ence, a SITUATION in q Drug Store.
First class references given. Apply to
A. 3. H.. d.
Oct 222 Post Office. Danville. Va.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 10th instant bv the
Rev j. Il. Wilson, slr. BENZ. A. RAWIS. OF
this city, and Miss A. P. GLYMPH, OF New
berry. No cards.
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Capital Building and Loan Asaneiation.
TNHE regular monthly meating of thu stock
Il holders Of this Association will be heid
at the Hibernian Hall: at z O'Clock, THIS
EVENING. There will be about two thou
sand dollars to loan. Installments reoeivea
usual. By order Of the President.
w. r. CATHCART
Oct ~ Secretary and Ire, surer.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL few days ago,
the contractors commenced the erection
OF brick stable on the North OF Broad
street, between Cumming and MoKinnie
streets, and just opposite Capt. G.. w.
Oonway's stables. The main brick walls
had been built high enough to allow the
beams for the ceiling to be laid across
them. These timbers-henvy ones
were placed in position on the brick
work, and the carpenters commenced
erecting on the Northern end the rafters
for the roof. Two or three of the rafters
had been put up and braced, and the
men were still at work upon them, when
suddenly the brick work upon which
rested the first rafter gave way without
moments warning, and the rafter fell to
the ground, bringing the others with it.
The heavy timbers fell in every direo.
ton. and seven workmen were Injured
i've OF whom were white and two 90.
Iored. The white men were Messrs.
Peter McGrath, Thomas Vaughan, Sa.
muel Radford and Mathew Costello.
The colored men were JACOB Hambripht
and Isaiah Williams. All of them were
more or less hurt by the falling timbers
One, Williams. being only slightly in.
jured. The others, we understand, are
all badly mashed; and two Of them, Mr..
Mathew Costello and Jacob Hambright.
are said to have received dangerous in
luries. Hambright was struck on the
head and MIR. Costello on the spine. An
eyewitness informed US that four other
men also narrowly escaped death. It
appears that they were sitting near some
benches and directly in the line of the
falling rafters, but, fortunately for them.
the timbers struck the benches, and
being thus protected, they escaped in
stant death. Augusta Chronicle.
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To the Lovers of Good Things.

MACKENZIE has just received fine lot Of
IYl- CANNED GOODS, among the assort-
ment are Preserved Cages. Cherries. Straw
berries, &C.; among the fresh fruits Plne-ap.
pies. Grapes. California Apriccts, DC: We
Potted Ham, Branded Fruits OF all kinds.
Among the vegetables, Lima Beans, Aspara-
gus, Green Peas, and variety OF other arti-
clos, such as Desicated Cocoanut, Celery Salt,
Olives, Pepper Sauce, Fresh Prunes and Figs,
Nuts OF all kinds, Homemade Jellies.
MOKENZFE'B,
Oct 206 Main street. near State House.
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Northern Potatoes.
Ok BARRELS choice selected EATING
~ POTATOES, just received and for sale
oy JOHN AGNEW d SON.
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Not at Columbia until November II.
Financial ana Commerciai.
COLUMBIA, 8. g.. October 21.-Sales
OF cotton to-day 80 bales-middling
1880.
soils 9lT. 5sSS1a. American securities
fiat.
FRANKFoRr. October 21.-Bonds 96k.
PARIS, October 2l.-Rentes 52f. 92c.
LIVERPOOL, October 21-3 P. M
Cotton opened and continues quiet and
steady-nplands 9A@92S; Orleans 1917
NEw' YORK, October 2l-Noon.
Seocks very stropg. Gold steady, at
1873. Money Arm, at 6@7. Exchange
dull but steady. State bonds firm and
Lands t195d;: Orleans 2016. Flour steady.
steady. Pork firm, at 15.25@15. so.
Lard quiet-steam Sas@sk. Freights
The Child Wonder, Little Bobbie
Slickney, the youngest Equestrian in
tae world, with Old John Robinson's g
GMenagerie,. Museum, Aquarium and
Olrc4s-Volumbia, November IL.
+. M.-Cotton steady; sales 4,13O
nales -uplands 1879; Orleans 2O16.
aH1r Hio1r quiet and unchanged. Whiskey
sZ1s. wheat less firm; export limited;
mlllers holding of-winter red Western
i.oo(@l.66. Corn heavy and shade
lower. Hice steady. Pork quiet aud
hrm. Lard firmer. Freighta unchanged
cotton, steam 1907 16. Cotton-net
receipts 4O6 bales; gross 8,712. Sales of
futures 1850 bales: October 10, 10 1.18:
November 18 Ills; December 1857.
IL l1-16; January 10, 10 1-18; March 2OO;
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the guilty parties responsible.
The address of the Liberal Republi.
can State Committee OF New York says:
"A contest is now forced upon US be.
tween money and manhood" This is,
indeed, the pith OF the controversy.
Moro could not be expressed in as few
words.
In the State elections in Ootober, 1868,
the Radicals carried West Virginia,
Georgia, Ohio and Pennsylvania. and
Indiana. In the recent elections. the
Democrats carried three of tho above
five. This alters the prospect materially.
Miss CLARA Hapgood Nash, of Colum.
bia Falls, Maine, has been admitted to
the bar by the Supreme Court of that
State. The first case in which woman
has gained full standing in the legal pro-
fession in New England.
Miss Slidell, whom the French papers
have married more than once, is, we are
informed by the "Courie,. de France, {"
about to be united-this time pour de
bon-to the Viscount de Saint Romans.
ANOTHER Clubhouse BURNr.-On the
night OF the 18th instant, Mr.. J. X.
Rabb's gin-house. near Alston, contain.
ing twelve bales OF cotton, was DESTROYED
by fire. Incendiarism.
A Mississippi sheriff went for Judge
to arrest him, but after the Judge had
put three or four bullets through him he
changed his mind and composed himself
to join the innumerable caravan.
A despatch from the East announces
that the railway between Yokohama and
Yeddo. Japan. has been formally opened
by the Mikado.
Joseph Wampler, boy of thirteen
years, hung himself in Rockingham
County. Va, On Thursday, for having
been corrected by his step.mother.
The New York herald., 1872-11-08
NEW YuRK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER g. SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEuks ksNTS.
DooTH,s THRArRE BoUcIoAuLr.
D Edwin nof.s slsSRE!s'ss ana Manager
" 'ni miss N Agnes H Ro6ertsonS,
and kaS sss y ~ SsS Ri.mA
JESSIE BROWN
MS MISS xaSss r BoacioauD .;
Mr. sIIIEh nasr hut 0ss.
On EhRf SATRSDadf and jssslh hEAr = si6%N sSs1NSok
Boacicaaits engagement may Sc secured at the usual
d The management respectfuly. announces . limited
with til. seaua,r "a ss$s;ss English ar.s
., SPs s$ssS VI; ~ &,
in shsssHsSrs,s HSSsS AsB gf'nSfJ SJtfEG nt.ffEfey Of
on sSss, SSs ss N S:s opened
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLAcK
No'"iiasiHaaHs imSEssEs AND AN SUSTAINED SUCCESS
which has aI!snasa pSsaSE liz aSp oGa22LArEA
p'0"0un0ea y iPTsLIc AND THE PRESS
. - '"' MOST CHARMING COMEDY
ever presented at this theatre,
the aahEssf HE sf1si 4 sHssssd HHSas sldIFs Il
nAsHEnHo5s s1EHxSs saggsRAy SFgG54l IEEdsios HfT
OF the
DIS6OLVING STATUE,
by Professor TOBIN OF this Polytechnic Institute London
mr pes soHs aYSs a M e yfn % g. % I H ESwrs
Miss EFFIE GERMON, Miss ROSE COuHLAN.
Mrs. JOHN SETON.
Mr.. WALLACK has much pie asure in announcing that
sss s;. ss &
MR.. SOTHERN
$ e
COMPANY
whose fame has long been acknowledged as pre-eml-
nent.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
will be the first OF the series on
MONDAY. Nov II.
and
LORD DUNDREARY
will make his appearance stare and with surround
gs which II Is hoped will give new and unique inter-
est to the event
The New York herald., 1872-11-08


(aRAxo OPERA uoU6R.-WEsf TwENTY-THIRD
~ street. corner OF Eighth avenue. Curtain rises et
Quarter Performance terminates exactly. Ad.
HIs'2n III sesis 60c and 81 extra; family circle 6oo
RvR1x EvREiNd TINS WHnK,
RoI CARorTE
me Great Fairy Comic Spectacle
Eleventh Week
LA6T WEEK BUT TWO
Luronn ~s = ~soSs.
Last week but two Of MR. JOHN BRouauAM. A. .Kinr
Carrot" - = ->o
Last week hu.! two Of MISS aosE HERsEz. as .rhs
Last yeeK but two of MISS EMMA Howsos. as .rhs
Pickle Currenonde."
Last week but two of MR.. STUART ROBSON. a. ~rhs
Last week hut two Of the FAMOUS MAJILToKs in
Last week but two Of tho LAURIs in their Pansolmis
frolics
ELEVENTH MATINEE.
RoI CAROYfE,
SATURDAY, Mt III O'Clock
IN COURSE OF ACTIVE PREPARATION
now aud attractive
PICTUREsQUE LCOAL SENSATION,
written by Mr.. Augustin DAILY expressly tor the Grand
Opera House. aud based upon a remarkable Parislan
folly" creating Juror In Paris Due notice will 10
given OF its first production.
, 1872-05-15
REMARKS.

By the Grant for delayng expemesu under Item D 70 the Poor Drptmento the Budget for
1871 an amount S4675w was allowed for support money to papaB, viz: for CMHSHmsud
1925 md for FrdenkAed$ ST. $50; for medcne6 for paupes $3.50 IL: for CnrsamHedS 12Oa and
for FndMhHed 500, for deaymg burial expenses for paupes $325 viz for Chrsianstd $780,
for rdeiksed S125
The amount required for support in money pmpasb the end of the nmih yea will be-
for ChrsdaBtd $a66. Sc Ordinary $3007 &c., extraordinary $6Di for medicine for paupes
1921. 40 and burial expenses for uPuS SIP. 10 While the tala amount tor sFpntln mo-
nyE $50. IA below the sum granted aud thee expenses frb urngp mpHS Is $7 50 below the
sum granted thee outlay for medicine TO paupes is Sill. 40 more than what was granted
moneys to puns $1566. 81 (ndmay $l50S. 81, extraordinary $58.5 So or SIC. 81 more than the
sum gmhd, tor medicine SIS o$ 42b below VIVA that was granted and or burial expenses 1851 90
Of. $67 72 below the amount granted
Fort the aforementioned excess of Expenditure for Medicine tot aupesm Chrshanted Sill 40
or a ROUND sum o$1l2, and for support none TO pnupers IN Frdtnksed SIS 81 or round
sum Of BIZ the present additional Grant is now laid before til Chn h Council. L deserves be
noticed that the total expenditure under theP POOR prun1nt will nverhel@su not exceed the total
sum fixed in the Bulgt for tsf uaudol year, since the amount saved under Oerm minor items Of
that bnnhh $193. So
The vogovanor sMh a this matter is also We sm'e requiring no further explanation
Members wills ef from the Remarks oteB Bill tina 1.-THE expenses under few items of the Poor De-
parumeh have exceeded the amounsal allowed, butt other items there hash been savings 50 tht on
With those exeses Then for support money to paupeSB some beyond the control of the d'
audit depends entirely the number of aupas requiring public assistance, and that
for ednneo the directions ofhe public physicians
Non embeud desired % hae the word.
4 The Money Bill passed to end discussion.
ITO be enhued)
, 1872-05-15

r Petersen
The Council onshedu cty to the matter being discussed to-day, although was not IN the
Odm rdDy
say further than what is already stated in the proposal. AS no public property can be disposed Of
without thee consent of the Colonial Council WASH necessary to obtain its sanction to tes sale in
question: and he hoped no objection would Der raised to it
No objections were mdoa ut was adopted hat:
The Colonial Council consents that the old wooden house on The land attached to the Point
Battery be pu up at public auchUn and sole for demolition and removal 'front.' the premises
The Council proceeded to-:
/ LIST dsushn on an Extra Money Bill to the Budget for the Municipality of St Cmx for
the FmancaiIr from list April lo71N 3ItA Moh 1872 undHt Poor Departments &C
contents as follows:
In addition to the expenses sub Item D, l2 the PorD Department. the following amounts are
hereby granted:
For Support in Money to PmperA beSdSh the sum o$4675 previously granted, an additional
ammnt II 90
For Medicine or pmpcn, besides the 1920 previously granite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il2 90