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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
NublamO-
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Gin Spe3ioIteIegramm melbet BET Paus
Wau@a3ette, oaB Der observation-disclosures,
Der 8ruoer bes Gaiiers nerbaflet tuoroel
lift, aus nel6em @runoe lit ntbt be-
tannt. Sein Yalait nuroe BON bet Bo=
li3ei bur6iudt. Die Bepolferuu9 be-
finbet fi9 in piIoer Nufresu1t9.
Berlin, IA. Wat.
Die 1Nuesburser Nug. 3eitun9" ers
fdbrt, oaB Der 8erbaftung pes @reBfiirs
item Jiholas feline polittl6en uria9en
3u @runoe lie9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19

Wtt1otttt.
st. Bouts, IA. Wat.
Ser Gonbent fir @efdneniBreform
frat beute Mtorgen bier in Sibung. 49ts
gig Dele9aten iino an1uelenO.
YennfDInanteN.
@beter, Is. Mai.
Der neite Oampfer Der 8acific 9o1ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, vGitD Of
2ofai," puroe beute Wtor9en lit @e9enz
mart elmer sroBen 3ui6auern1enge pom
Stapel gelaiien. Der Sampfer bat $500
Tnnnen @ehnLt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19

@afbington IA. Wtdt:
Ser pDlitii9e Wirrtparr in NrfaniaS
fGnst all ii9 3u f[dren. Der BrGitoent
lift BON Der In 2tttle &od tagenoen @e1
iebgebung erfudt tporben, 8arter at3ns
ertennelt un0 CT bat erfldrt, oaB ec otes
tbun iperbe, lobalo oer QuSi6nB, tpel6er
CUR @~nttperfuns bon 8ei6Linen ernattnt
tpurbe, iportn Der 8rdiioent a~ufgeforoert
tpir6, auf GRUB bes 4. Nrtifets Der Buns
b%esperfaiung ben Staat Dor inherent
Nufrnbr Sl bel9iBen, bies 9etban babe.
Somit lit Der Strett 10 gut pie ents
i6ieoen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

ing entered the chamber, tb" two Boards in
joint meeting elected DR.. r. c. Powell, Health
Officer, and G. w. Dearborn of the lst ward,
Ii L. Simpson Of the 3D. E l. Lloyd OF the I'd
and Thomas Dewitt, OF the 4th, Lverseers of the
Poor.
The following communication was then read,
but action upon 1t WAS postp ned, and tn, jJint
me ting dissolved:
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. q, 1874.
TO the HonoraJle tie members Of the City Conn.,
ell u alexandria,:
Gentlemen After much thought and careful
consideration, l have concluded to tender to
you my resignation as member of the Board
of Public Works.
Permit NE, gentlemen of he City Council, to
tender to you my high appreciation OF the many
acts of courtesy and confidence you have always
extended 10 me- To my late colleagues on the
Board you can continue to give your confidence.
They are gentlemen whom you can trust and |
am sorry ut being compelled to sever myself
from them. But find it impossible, owing TO
my other business engaeer ents, to give to the
duties OF the Board Of Public Works that time
which it requires. Very respect ully,
| Mr. Risheill offered resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing the City School Board to
open night school for the benefit OF apprcn
| tices, and appropratng one hundred and fifty
dol! airs out OF the general fund tor the support
OF the same; and which was accompanied by u
| commu ncaiion o.. the subject from r. L. Carne,
| Superintendent OF Public schools
! The President on the part OF the Commits
sioLers of the Sinking Fund, to whom had been
referred resolution relative TO the construction
Of sink in the Market square prese' I'd r.
por: recommending thst they be authorized to
contract with the MeSsrs Cooncy for the privi-
leg of draining thu Market square through the
sewer lately constructed by them, provided tho
ch-rgc for such y ivilcge does not exceed $500
and the report was adopted.
Mr. Breeders introduced resolution and bill
relative " the grad of Oronoco street, east of
| st. .tsaph but withdrew them.
Mr.. Beach Introduced resolution relative To
the grade OF Oronoco street, east of ST. Assph,
! but pending its consideration, the Board al
journcd TIL the succeeding night.
Teste. HAROLD SNOWDEN. Crk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
~ ,wS OF THE DAY.
"T5 shop the uery age and body Of the Times

The trial of Amos Smms, the successful ne
GRO candidate at the late election in Terre
Bonnie parish, La, charged with homicide in
killing Que Of the party OF radical negroes VINO
assaulted and pursued him, took place Monday.
The coroner's jury in the case OF the deceased,
which was entirely composed OF coiored men,
returned verdict of jusifable homicide, and
Simms was Immediately released.
Geo. Fl. Reay, stationer, New York. has
failed, with liabilities amounting to $2OO'oOo
He formerly manufactured stamped envelopes
for the Government, but was unable to get an
extension Of his contract.
The weekly review of the European crops
and business prospects by the Mark Lane Es-
press does not give much hope Of rise IN
wheat.
Among the visitors to the President yester-
asv were Gov. Hendricks, OF indiana, and
Senators Lewis, Of Virginia, and Logan, OF LII
nois.
Welmorc and others, charged with consplr.
ing to njurc United States Marshal Hester,
were discharged by Commissioner Gillette, a
Montgomery, Ala, yesterday.
Henry &. Smith, Treasurer Christ Church
Chicago, is bankrupt, with liabilities OF $3I 900
He has used $l5,0OO of the church S funds.
Three Ku-klux raiders in Shelby county
Ky, have been arrested by the State author
ties and held for trial in the County Court.
There are now n louisiana twenty -eigb
companies OF iutantry, four Of cavalry aud two
of artillery.
The American Public Health Association i:
now in session at Philadelphia.
Mr.. John s. Clarke, the comedian, has con-
tributed 81 900 to the Centennial fund.
Sngularly enough. both Hayti and San Do
mugo are reported to be perfectly tranquil.
II is not intended 10 reply to the telegram OF
the New Orleans committee requesting the
withdrawal of troops from Loulsiaua
An immense fire 10 the woods at Middleton
| Mass, has burned over 500 acres.
Senator Morton is now 10 Sau francisco
His health is g"ea!!y improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

A bold and successful forgery was pcrpetra-
ted 10 Philadelphia yesterday, by which the
City Comptroller and several banking houses
were swindled out of various sums aggregating
$4,000. Warrants on the city treasury which
purported to have been drawn by the Beard OF
Education 10 favor of certain school teachers
aud warrants drawn n favor of policemen,
bearing the Mayor signature, were cashed by
the Comptroller without question, so sk!llIuly
were they executed Oue Of the rascals was
caught while trying to obtain payment of u
check in one OF the banks, but was allowed to
escape BY detective.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The ease with which Americans accoumo-
date themselves to circumstances is almost as
marked as the evenuess OF temper exhibited oy
the Turks upon the reverses OF fortune n
local notice in Mondays Gazette mentioned the
great change which has lately taken place 10
the political sentiment Of Washington CITY,
The change il is understood, is not conlned TO
the federal capital, but extends throughout the
country and even those who saw nothing but
vain dclusious 10 the Ohio and Indiana elections
and after those elections counseled all to flee
from the sinking democratic ship, are now fell
cita,ing themselves, and consratulatng the
couptry, upon the prospect of its speedy deliver
ance from radical ursrull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
Com. VS.. Millian and sccurl,e>; account or

Com. VS.. Mlian and sccuriic>; account or
dered.
Windsor & Ford vs. barrow; sale ordered.
C. Carriers admir-. vs. Bitch; decree appoint
ing receiver aud ordering decree to D. made to
r. n. Latham, who, as assignee oil H. NJ.
Weir, takes the tarm known as Mountaln
View
H. P.sNNeeks vs. Duyrces, &C.; sale ordered
unless money is paid in ninety days
Moore, guardian, VS.. jackson; account or
dered.
Simpson VS.. Stouc account ordered.
Coffees ADM VS.. Dickens; commissioner 5
report confirmed and distribution ordered.
Grady Us. Grady; sale confirmed.
Summers VS.. Powell; exceptions TO report OF
assigning dover to widow sustained and rcas-
Segment ordered.
Crump vs.. Taylor $500 ordered TO be paid
to the guardian of Alice Taylor
| Filzhugh's admr. vs.. Grren resale ordered
unless purchaser comply in thirty days.
j. Nj. Fairfax W. Caleb Stoue; sale cuDhrm-
ed and account ordered.
Peach VS.. Barker; Thomas Moore substltu'
ted commissioner OF sale; sale COZ tirmed.
| Murtaugh vs.. Murtaugh: account recommil-
ted for further account.
| Bruin VS.. Javius; sale confirmed, provided
proof is filed In the cause within thirty days
! that the deed Of trust executed in February
1861, to secure the city Of Alexandria sd OOO
| has been satisfied.
Fairfax VS. Dyer; order directing funds to be
loaned out.
Bell VS.. Bell sales heretofore ordered SCI
aside and decree for sale Of lard belonging tt
the estate of S. Nj. Bell, decd, aud appolnt
ing commissioners to divide the land Of which
the late NJ. S Bell, died seized.
Eppler VS. Kitchen; INJUNCTION dissolved.
Borden vs. Monny; decd 10 purchaser or
dercd upou the payment OF purchase uIouey.
McCauey VS.. Wood injunction perpc'ua'ed
with costs.
Moore, trustee, VS. KidwcIl; sale and nc
count ordered.
Powell VS.. Woser; exceptions TO report o.
sale overruIed and sale confirmed.
Scott VS.. Wreuu, &c.. exceptions to commits
sioner report sustained. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

One Of the grandest political demonstrations
ever witnessed in Lyuchburg, took place on
Monday night, 10 honor Of the recent Demo-
catic victory A torch-iight procession, head
ed by brass band nearly TWO miles in length,
paraded the streets and thousands Of people
participated while the city was wild with en-
thusiasm. The business and dwelling houses
along the march were brilliantly illuminated,
especially the Virgiuiau building which at.
tracted great deal of attention. The process
sion marched down Maine to Church street, up
Church to the court house, where the vast
crowd was addressed by Gen. Jubal A. Early,
Major John W. Daniel lion. Ihos. White
head and Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1874.
TIE STATE FINANCES. the conference

THE STATE FINANCES. AT the conference
Of the Virginia boudhoiders III Richmond yes
terdav. reports were submitted by the Governor
and Treasurer, aud committee appointed to
consider the same Hugh McCulloch, late
Secretary of the Treasury, made speech re-
presenting the views Of The holders OF Virginia
bonds in England in the course OF which be
stated that the foreign boodhOlderS were lDclln-
ed to be euient towards the State. The conf
,nittee on the reports Of the Governor and
Treasurer expressed the opiuon that uotwlth'
standing the reduced aud impoverished copd'-
ton of Virginia, as cited by the Governor, taxa
ton sufficient to pay the necessary expenses OF
the State government, including proper maiu-
tcnauce OF public schools, and the payment OF
fur per cent interest per annum on her fuud
ed and two thirds OF uotunicd debt, can be
levied without serious Inconvenience to the peo-
nle of the State aud that u secure this eud an
arrangement may be effected by which the large
pumbrr OF holders o.: bonds can be Induced u
surrender the tax reccly abu Ia coupons as they
fall DUE aud receive the twp per cent payable
on the debt semi-anuua!ly. They believe this
can be largely affected by legislation providing
for the prompt payment Ut the four per cent.
interest as it falls due at points accessible and
convenient to the bondhulderS This will re-
suit 10 retiriUg - or 50 per cent. OF the taX-re
ccivablc coupons on the payment OF the four
Der cent interest, aud that only the coupons
from the bonds held in Flr5ui. will BE- used 10
payment Of taxes.
The committee had brought to their atteu-
ton a proposition from Responsible tlnaDclll
agents who offer, on Tie enactment OF approprl-
ate legislation, 70 take uCw loan ot the State
equal te the debt as 1t ut present StaDdS admit
cd By her, and TO retire the old debt aud sur
render it in exchange Tor these Dew bondS, the
Dew bonds to bear Interest at the rate vi I'VE
per cent. for ten years, aUt iuur percent 1or
twenty years, payable III Lpudou Seml'anIuay
In gold the payment Of the Interest ana the
sinkine fund to bc secured by appropriate legls-
latoE in the form OF i contlact. The counit-
tee consider this proposition emlncutiy to the
Advantage OF the State aud the bouhoiders, aud
recommend. if such al arrangement Can be
made, il be carried cut They also recommend
the adoption of the following resolution:
Resolced, That the State ought to provide by
appropriate legislation for permanently setting
apart specific portion for the prompt payment
of two per ceut OF its acctuius revenue Interest
annually, at Loudoo, New York and Buti-
more, and the treasury Of the State. and the
issue of certificates for the unpaid Interest. pay
able at the pleasure the State at any time
within ten years aud if not PAID within ten years,
then such certificates ought to be tuudabIc 10
four per cent bonds
Resolyed That the State ought to resume
payment OF full six per cent. interest at the ear
Hest practicable moment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The Washington Chronicle says that the
Democratic leaders ARE laying their plans to
quietly obstruct the appropriation bills during
the approaching session, by resortiug to fill
clustering, only when absolutely necessary. 10
this way they hope to carry the appropriation
bills over beyond the 4th Of March next, and
force the President to call au extra session of
the Forty-tourth Congress- when they could
elect Speaker, committeeman, aud clerks, aud
go on with tie legislation that belongs to the
last session OF the Forty-third Congress- V
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
CANAL COM VERGE.

Arriv .ls-rosls B4tImyre. NJ Brmdy and
u n Carr, to Hampshire and Baltimore Goa!
Co. r 3 Cropley, to Georges Creek C0aI and
Iron Go; j w Burke, y e"urt, ) tarrotl
ir., Chas Clifton Il II Miller and VIM Walsh,
to = mcrican Coal Co; Wm Foley, Cumberland
gus coni to Alexandria Gas Works
Departures-Boa,s K x Cropley, Baltimore,
n kcrscy, T l. Bets, w Burke. Stewart
:. t., Parrot, jr. Chas Clifton, II IL Miller and
VIM Wn,h, 10. lumher. and.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The claim of the widow OF Captain Fry, (who
was shot 10 Cuba by the Sraniards) for S4OU
due him at the time he left the United States
uavy for the Confederate service, will have to
be decided by Congress, the law of March =
1867, being held by the accounting officers to
prohibit It's payment. The President and Sec,
rotary OF the Navy both favor the payment Of
,he cain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The North German Gazette says DON Carlos
entered France Saturday, passing through
Hcndage and returned to Vera Sunday. The
Carlsts in Paris deny that Carlos has been on
French soil. They have dispatches giving de-
tails of his movements, which report he was at
Coucha Sunday, on his way to Vera.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

A special to the London Tunes irow Calcnt-
ia aprounces that the Viceroy of ludia has or
dcrcd a suspension of formal proceedings agaln.t
the person supposed to be Mana Sablb until
more mature consideration eau be had of the
case. The difficulties of Identification are ln'
creasiug, and opinions are divided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The eutire delegation from Missouri IN the
next House OF Representatives will be Demo
cratic. Lie the present Congress there are nine
Democrats aod four Republicans. The Demo-
cratic majority 10 the State is near 10000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

Father Gcrdeman, of Philadelphia, who is
said to have; clipped last week with the young
lady organist of his church, is reported to have
sailed from New York on Wednesday. \ COM
mittee has been appointed by the congregation
Of ST. Bouifacius Rrman Catholic Church, of
which Gcrdcman was pastor, to adjust all
claims agaiust the church. The detalcation
with which he is charged is said 20 amount to
$4,000, of which $4,000 are deposits, with
accommodation notes to the amount of 81 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

There has been no rain 10 Norfolk for six
weeks, aud the drought is terrible for the sea-
son. Fires are raging 10 the Dismal Swamp,
and acres of flame are blazing along the Sea-
board road with uncomfortable intensity. 1t is
thought the Virginia Conference will have to
meet in Portsmouth if the dry weather con-
tirues, as the scarcity of water will prevent the
transportation of ministers and delegates
through the canal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

Mr.. Thomas w. McMahon, member of the
bar. and a well-kuowu citizen of Richmond,
died Sunday morning last He was fine
writer scholar Of rare attainmeuts, and dur
iug the late war enjoyed iu high degree
the confidence and esteem of the Confederate
Il,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, Aov'r. II.

sun rose...........6 IS Moon scts............ 81
Sun sets .............4 j3 High watcr......."U q
ARRIVEE.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A
Red
>te>ner Pilot Boy, Currioman, to Reed
Schr } d Williams, New York, TO American
Coal Company.
Schr Annie Bergen, New York, to VIM y
Sm0ct.
Schr Potomac, Washington, to j z Agncw
PASSED UP.
Schr E r Kirs. from New York, for Wash
lngtun.
s.chr Trainacworth, Crsfcld, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal 20.
Schr rite ion, Norfolk, by Hampshire md
Baltimore Coal Co
ochr Potomac, Norfolk, by J Agnew.
MEMORANDA
Schr G p Gerrsh, from Windsor for this
port ut Gloucester 9th.
Schr Marion Draper, hence for Gardiner,
sailed from Vineyard Haven 9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
authorities

The First and Second collection districts OF
Virginia have been consolidated, and will be
Known as the First Collection District. Geo.
S. Richards, Collector Of the old Second dis
trict, is retained as Collector Of the new First
district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

Three men will suffer the extreme penalty OF
the law iu Pennsylvania tomorrow; Undertook
at West Chester and .O'Mara and living at
MuutroSe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

1t is said that Clayton North, Commissio ner
of the Revenue of Lynchbnrg, has been derellct
in some of his official duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The safe burglary trial in Washington
" drags its slow length along. Some Of the
witnesses bad fight outside the Court room,
yesterday, which led Judge Humphrey to 10
struct them not to approach each other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The Episcopal Convention for the Diocese Of
Kentucky meets IN Louisville to-day TO elect az
Assistant Bishop 10 place of Bishop Cummings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

kEMAkKs.-We have no change to note IN
Wheat; the market is inactive, except for very
choice samples; offerings of 1896 bushels, with
sales OF white at 90, III and ll5 for common to
prime, and red at 80, 100, 10, IL, ll5, lis, l9
and l22--latter for choice. Corn is less firm,
and prices AT. off; sales OF mixed at S., s. AID
95, With offerings Of zSG bushels. Rye is in fair
enquiry ut s. and 81; offerings of ~ bushels.
Oats are frmcr and prices are lc better; oilcr-
ings of Pig bushels with sales ut 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
.,HOICE RUCERI + 5 e.

TEAS-.Iust received n full line OF Green nni
Japan Tea, which completes a stock rs attr"c-
tive rs can be to:.nd in the city.
COFFEES-Grcen and Fresh Roasted GOV
eminent Java, Crylon, LaGauyra and hio
Coiice:. ,.,
FU Z LIQUORS, Tor family and medicinal
nurno.cs A. ii viii h will be 80 d III lowest
muI kct rates. "
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Grocer,
nov6 No. forth Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
~ Just "pcned-
Sa,incts, Wool kcrseys kentucky Jcnn7'
Canton Flanneis, ked and White r anneis'
Ging"arns Alpscas, Bro and Bissched Ma
Inns, Fancy Prints, Linseyss, Oyer" Thames
Underwent Shawls, Blankets, &c., wn On caA
be sold on the very best terms at
WIN. n. BERk LEf'5,
nov 10 6i King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The November humber of the African Re,
pCsitory has been received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11

The newly elected Legislature Of Arkansas
met and organized yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-11
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At q regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men, held November 10th, 1874, there were pre-
sent: 5. Il. Jsnncy, {; g., President, and Messrs
Smoot nj GORE, French ard Seaton.
A communication from the Mayor in regard
to the chain gang slso bill of II. L. simpson
j. Sons, $50, Tor shoes Tor the chain gang; also
u communication from the police force usring
for Increased compensation; also communica-
tion from the oupeI intendent of Police in regard
TO the condition OF the east end of the tunnel /;
also u resolution in regard TO fllng Il trench on
Oronoco street. were received from the Com
mon Council and their action concurred in
A resolution authorizing the superintendent
of Police 10 appoint an assistant captain Of the
| chain ga e received from the Common
| Council and their action non-concurred in.
The Comulttee on the Poor reported IN favor
! of pryiDg the bills Of Il. l.. Simpson for shoes
for the aims House. S56.7l, and of Entsisle
jr !, iol medicines for the poor SD SO, ind the
bills were ordered to be paid.
The resignation of ,lno. B. Smoot, esq. as
member OF the Board of Public Works Was re-
cciyed and accepted.
A communication from the Mayor in reg ard
| to fuel for the poor; also communication from
the same in regard 10 the election Of Health
Officer; also Ii bill O. Chas. Brill, Sl2 TO- agains
tho Aims House; u communication from +. L
| IuBarry, ouperinte. dent A. IL +. 4. i. Co.
for per. ission L. erect shed their lot, corue
st. Asaph and Qleen Stress also II commu
nicaion from the Board OF Public Works
also Bills OF y. H. Nlcklln, I. +. Grimes, T..
| Price, \. kigour, Jho Fields, A. >. Pcrpene
Jno. Marriott, }. y. Mills, g. l.. Simpson, }. }
Proctor, Jno. Cloves, }. y. Creighton w. W
kiHzrr and l.. Stein, tor election services als,
II report OF the CoHu i$s Oh ers OF the sinking
| Fund in regard to II sink in the Market Hous..
were received from the Common Council an(
their action cOnturred in.
The Board proceeded to the chamber Of thu
Common Council for tho purpose OF electng
Health Officer and Overseer, OF the Poor, an(
VI on their return the Board adjourned.
Testc: JNO. j. JAMESON. Clerk.