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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
NOn-Resident Notice.

Ann r Mothershed, ct. al. }
vs. Bill to remove Clouds SC
William j. Gordon, ct. al. J
Pending in the Chancery Court OF
Alfalfa county, State of Missis-
sippi.
IT APPEARING to the Court by
affidavit of John T. MOthershed,
that Matthew L.Tanner and his wife
Mary 81. Tauner, are non-residents
OF the State of Mississippi, and res
idents of Brazil, i'll South America,
but that on diligent search and in
curry that neither their post Office,
town or county, can be ascer
tanned. 1t is ordered by the Court.
that they appear and plead, answer
or demur to the com plainants bill i'm
this case at the next term of the
Chancery Court of said Attala coun-
ty, to be held at the Courthouse of
said Alfalfa county, en- the second
Monday after the fourth Monday of
January, A. d., 1876, on the first
day of the term, or the allegations
of SAID bill will be taken as con-
fessed by them and "a decree rem
dered against them, the said defen.
dants, accordingly.
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that this order be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the AMERICAN g. THEN,
a public newspaper printed and pull
lished in the town of Canton, in
this State, said publication to COM
mence within two months after the
passage of this order
A true copy from the minutes.
November IL, 1875
Ell. V. DAVIS, Clerk,
BY 4. o. CONNER, d. @.
Groves s. Oldham, Solicitors for
cOmplainants. nov27- st
Go to Heron s. Anderson's for
goods at cost.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

J. S. Murphy, ct al,
rs.
Mary A. Murray, ct al.
No. 1916.
In the Chancery Court of Madison
County, State of Mississippi
At Rules, First Monday in Novem-
Der, 1875.
Upon the opening of Complain
ants bill, it appearing to the Court
that Mary E. Murray, Johannah
Murray and Hester Murray are non
residents of the State of Mississippi,
and that they each reside and have
their post offices respectively, at
Charleston, i'll the State of South
Carolina; the Court doth now or
der and decree that said Mary E..
Murray. Johannah Murray and Hes
ter Murray, do severally appear in
this Court, to be held at Canton, on
the
First Monday in January, 1876,
And plead, answer or demur to the
bill of complaint filed against them
in this case.
Ordered, adjudged and decreed
at rules, this LIST day of November,
A. d. 1875.
e. s. JEFFREY,
Clerk.
JOHN HANDY, Esq,
Solicitor for COmpl'ts.
No. Hot
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
The official vote for Congressman

The official vote for Congressman
is as follows:
First District-L. @. q. Lamar,
(Do OppOsi,ion.) 1S,4l2.
Second District-G. Wiley Wells.
1920; A. r. Howe, Is. 744; Wells
majority. $500.
Third DIssrict-H. ID. Money, 49,.
Al; X. q. Powers. 5,SS3; Finis ii.
Little, 5,1l4; Money Is majority over
Powers and Little, 9,747.
Fourth District-O. X Singleton,
10 794 Jason Niles, 9,914; Single
toms majority, $3.50.
Fifth District-C. T.. Hooker, TO-,
$50; James Hill, 1868; HoOker's
majority, 5.877.
Sixth District-John r. Lynch,
13, 74 Roderick Seal, 1850
Lynch's majority, 231.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Hon. jefferson Davis has accept
ed the Presidency of the American
department Of the Mississippi Val
ley society. of London, rendered
him BY this organization. The OBJ
j-ct Of this movement is to direct
attention to the development of the
commercial, agricultural, and MIN
eral resources of the Valley of the
lIissiesippi. Mr.. Davis will devote
his entire energies to the work in
this country and Europe, making
his headquarters in New Orleans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

A case was called in the Circuit
Court yesterday, Lehman VS..
Rosenbaum. %. L.), an action for
Islander. Lehman charges Rosen-
baum with saying that he was a
id thief, and sues him for dam
age to his good name and charac-
ter, and lays his damage at $4,000
The case was passed over, but will.
probably go to jury this term
Meridian Mercury.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Hon. w. L. Hemingway, State
Treasurer elect, will enter upon the
duties of his Office in January next.
He will fill u vacant term which will
expire in January, 1873. The terms
of Governor Ames AID other present
State officers, do not expire until
Januar, LIST, 1878. The election for
their successors will take place in
November 1877.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Washington, Nov. %. - Vice
President Wilson died very sud-
denly this morning. He read last
night, and awOke this morning at
seven o'clock. He expires sed him
self as feeling bright and better ;
sat mp in bed and took his medi-
cine he then lay down on his left
side, and expired in few moments
without a struggle. Senator Ferry,
of Michigan, is President pro TEN.
of the Senate.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Cincinnati, Nov. PA New
Orleans special says the monitor
Ca nonicus has been ordered to pre-
pare for sea at u moments notice.
Provisions and ammuni, ion have
been taken aboard. and the officers
forbidden to come ashore. Com
mOdore Cooper reports favorably of
New Orleans as base of operations
in case of difficulty with Spain.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Some party who had very little
to do. or who was evidently intent
on mischief, set fire to a bale of
cotton i'll front of Elson's grocery
store last Thursday morning.
Major Minis discovered it aud cX-
tingnished the fire Persons who
would do tricks of this kind are too
mean to live.-Meridian Gazette.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Abraham Kirkland, decrepid
old colored man, aged about ninety,
was tried for the murder of Caro-
line Lovelace. a cOlOred woman,
and found guilty.-Bramdon Re-
publican.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Capt. j. ID. Burke formerly OF the
Copiah Herald, but more recently OF
Mississippi Democrat. has purchased
the Brookhaven Citizen, and will
hereafter run that paper in the in
terest of the Democratic party.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

A recent estimate places the debt
of Spain at $4,000, 900, 900. which
is an Increase in three years of near
~ 81, OOO, 900 900. The probability
is that Spain will follow the example
Of Turkey in partial reputation.
Peace and wise administration,
which might enable Spain to pay
her debts, 20 m still remote.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

The Grand jury of Columbus,
Miss failed to find true bill
in the case of Lieut. Gov. Davis,
against whom charges of bribery
had been made.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

The official returns of this State
show the election of ninety-three
Democrats, and twenty-five Repub-
lIcans to the Lower House of the
Legislature. The Senate will stand
twenty -four Democrats,a and thirteen
Republicans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

An election upon the ratification
or rejection of new constitution in
Alabama, occurred in Alabama OH
Tuesday last, and resulted in favor
of the constitution.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

The vlcasburg Plain Dealer, which
was suspended IA few weeks ago, will
be issued after the LIST of December,
next, as weekly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR STATE TREASURER.

The following is the official vote
Of the different counties Of this State
for Treasurer. Tie vote OF DeSotO
comfy has not been received:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
Amerirau Gitizea.
Official Journal Of Madison County.
Official Journal Of Atala County.
0ii,id Journal Of Leake County.
GA NTO N. NJ IS s.
SATURDAY, NOV %, 1879.

The Jackson Clarion entered upO,i
its thirty--nlnth volume with its issue
of the oath inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
COKNISSlONER,S SALE
OF
A VALUABLE PLANTATION.

DY VIRTUE of certain DEGREES
ID of the Chancery Court Of Mad
isrn county, Mississippi, made in a
certain cause therein pending, where
in John G. Thompson, et al, are
complaiDants. and William b. Tay-
lor, ct. al, are defendants, the un-
dersigned, Commissioner appointed
by said Court for the purpose, will
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
FOR CASH, on
Monday, the'6 9Th day Of December,
1875,
before the door of the Courthouse OF
said county in Canton. all that tract
or parcel of land situate in said
county, and known as
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Go to Heron s. Anderson's for
goods at cost.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
The Chambers Place,

and more particularly described as
the WI of nw4, the sw4, WI Of mel,
e3 OF Dw4 of section 4 +; the mel and
the north half of sci of section 5 !;
and the WI Of mel of section 8, all
in township 0, range 3 east; also WI
Of sw4, and e of sw4 of section So,
township 10, range } east, except
about from five to twenty-five acres
off north end of section ), being so
much of said section as lies west of
the road through said tract of land
to Canton. j. j. RICHARDS.
Commissioner
John Handy, Sol, tor romplainan.s.
nOv6t1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27
A. M. GURLEY,

and will sell
SADDLES, ETC.,
lower than heretofore known in this mar
ket. All transactions CASH from this
date. Sept. 10, 1S74-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-11-27

Go to JOnnies saloon for nice cool
drinks,
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1Z76.
NEW YORK.

en- asot n " lei Opporion House Z
Pres q "a O tn urc be
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afnl q slntr.

Any OWSER OF VACANT PROPERTY In
~ &c. NliAuut ructiuhrarcc, 80 the city. -'rIs
$40. ny t't'l ~ N'. nullih - co. tV' b, same
lone nc N price % -u -fy .lle 30 ~ o. AT
Paw for The sane 40 ne tikrn m fnurt-Rxts f1ck uu
TIC sane tronerry AL complete, VII ut auy Ieouhie
% mo prol RI. t-r. lr t.-r "a. " LILY, lTu g..
GUON SAVINGS RANiA "A N'af 'ottspt (
y rooms. fn If. rrD Iuri'.1a 10 D.. fhpt RI. q.
Irre u li5 vnr' c.rari '.rn- io - "s larger
Nw lorg mornings, Or ~ "a o., tl.4 beiAport o..
tern IuIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19
Gtailtmrn's Furnishing CsooNs.
IL EEP.-HOLIDAI sALEOF KEEPS

SHIRTS.
ACCEPTABLE. ELEGANT. USEFUL PRESENTS.
xEkPs PATENT PARTLY NAD- DRESS SHIRTS.
FOR 81.
The material would cost % per cent. more.
KEEPS shirts are beautifully made from wamsutta
musns EasOns best Irish linen oil three ply Ill sizes
elegant sye-, perfect hitting. be flushed easy
henming pocket Handkerchief only require ceves
put in cuffs side seHed w everything fur.
bshed sleeves cut, curs made.
Cost Of material 10 New York 70 make 0 nne dress
shirts
rs yards wamsutta muslin at IS cents.....t2 20
hnc linen boz oms at % cents............. 90
pair nne hnen cuffs at rs ccnts.......... 5ot7 80
Il seems Incredible that eel shlrts Of
mater ial, elegantly made. for 50.
Bui we do II. snd very srge scale We have
been making shirts for 10 year, We cannot produce
better shirts at any price, do any other
parties We guarantee every u KEEPS -hirtA
equAI Ia every respect 60 the very best
The price will be cneerfuliy refunded fnr any not
D. wing perfectly satisfactory We ask the people
examine ehirte send address postal caro- for
SAMPLES which Will De sent free.
KEEP MANUfACTTEtNG CO.,
los sud lh7 Mercer 81.
Oh broadway.
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stVCpR's. wheeler 4 wilson's, willcoS
tl'i, vi, NIis machines for sticit-O M hiulHc
lc4rn cressmskinc one viii
- :. .ru call after lu. Mr. RN Az. S'N 9th nv
yrtpt,tAI FLOWERS 100 tnan hands aud
"A ~ ~ na' rrs eaut"i. Apply AZ ~ Mercer IT,
.,,o,yrr nVtNCtItR" -Ouy ho-c cNrcr.
49, '. Nr-I class wufN need artly. LION
fftV .t r.ad V
,,rrU\rOR~v tdon cptfs.
n''" Us last Hroadway t-t q lor.
rr,ttNG uACHINE~. AL inus go tr. tm mn.
~ l,a.I.-. .al leitci a. .i'ili} q ''ctkcF
1,.,Nyfn ,i.f, who rs po-scssci % ori-iral
w .........t- l 4nl .nil 10 lf- ful tlr q
.l.. .aul.ss Nlt NLASAlL SUITS, box
(
NV,>rtr Ho.era'or VII, can NEE thc 9inas n
W ~ Ii-.|u urH SINGER Wlchlun. Apply
,'rl.NNN rs AiLoRe. 81 ioNcr.
x,,,NYtu I4.. o..cd l,u .ir..- to go up e,n-
" ''d.r.,s frie trade Address q. 49,, ooN Io.
x,.,NTru on, rvncrlof GOD hands ON . .rfs' bows
W ,ls. oh. 3D. .aDtlit So suns. 3h biO'd"ay
1N.ANrTp tN4.. for general nou-eworA III
I,,tNrru Altluk book sewer. Army at Il and
1uNut NG LADIES. Compcicnt OPERATOR ou
" .Iiti- ctf we strady NufN ana hur.ul NHN.
A. WIS .as,ut pArtp made dtes' smrts, ld5 aud LOO
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GlanitO gHus.

AGr>T- WAITER IL ,oS so, ed ssg to sell
M tau-ch and Gfeenwicl sts. New Tors.
IcrNT- WANTED To sell the Ncv Letter
fcrms Co cap 'nlr men. K L. THOMPSON CO., 81
PirA foV, room 49,
AGENT~ ~auicd. -Donchues Patent Eurek, Burn
n c. q l.nnM IN saving gas large FRONTS for
s'l'-'''" b,1RaY 4 fHAcKERY. 20 Cortland, st.
ICrNCN vented b, an experienced nu.iucs. man
n e''. ,rl GIVE fun particulars. MEL, HAN g..
A WAITED -txnc-irnccd suit cutter who can
&hiiltsoN. %, ans &;
li-u BuVS wanted Apply to LORD rAY-
10y. c'tD'r ~ Grand Hui 'hNs'ie sts.
IWII.I PTT smart nJ,, or men iu way to MAKE
! 30, DAY until CHRISTMAS Apply at soc Dro'dwas.
Itiit- .E~AR. ODe hundred sad MY young
- l,u "a tstt ann upMaf IN ".tht MAticd 10 al IT,
-. IN the lrA, shakr.pearean Spectacle Apply en
n 10 SpItTs efse,fce ~ o'o'A' ." '"'
" ' JdilN /. NlSCLNr. stage Manager.
WANTED salesman 2 in Sc" YORK ei,,. ..s aa
month h,e eaa 'r,yeiiss cyngn.,es gsia .,,gaigg
Se s1s' ' ii HoGG Co. c lP f" os .y'
WANTED \ good noy to open oysters, experience
w n the business. with reference. Csp between
AMI n he morning at 81. Omer HOTEL Ssi 9TH av be-
tween I'D anu 24th sts.
WANTED -Fny ,cndcr wagons to oad up Mon
w f,y morning hn inns w0od wagons preferred. ~
0ansevOOri st., corner West.
e're@f 9' sssH Eddrc So VA sis
rcfereuces Don 5,1~l. Posi- unce.
NVANTTD-A co'orcd man a. coachman aui
w walter. care uf hor,'s. Address, with rcfe 3
ence. T.. r.. box ihi, sun ofhct.
- HOWARD sT.-CAEFooT BROS. gold leaf
Il - flauhfaci urers
on STONE CUTTERS wanted on the weiand
-'lN cana eIlafsemen.i me cont rsctors VIII pay
and ~ pcr cent a. itons tum ist May 20 lst NuNem
Der. 1870. for cutting gray limetOne from Niagara
group; Lock asher, ogsh hammered = feet Del. ior
r. o.t feet hc4 t5c per foot ~ feg, bed, Doc per
e. 6. Circular work sc. per foot ADDITIONAL
~. Cattarllc-, canada. Dee /, ls55.
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I.ElN, ~tilr -y, Dee. .l.1 "
fAAAD' q. lu|s0uN. 'su.f - 8. ~
FOR O. EEs- iNNN $50 tlA...tNI llI.
fGYr T.. Jan. !. O 5 ~. SPAIN. J.i. TO-. = N.
ItI ~ lA.ItN = ."Jl'N.
tt.Hu lt, ; ali so rutrenOy sfrcraFe a.
greatly r u Huc0t Erturn irt"'s Az rou1Ccd rates.
Pr paid sf. r urSet, from Lir rplol lt tlc st
RACES. AppN ~ i.t Ompdnf'r ltiD 90 lrOaIwaY.
w 81 ~ est Manager.
DArIrlC MAI. SrEAH-uIr LINE. For
.Di1rhlH, japan. 'ni tI.Nt fiuin Pier a., North
river. FOR ASPtNN ALL
,OLON ......... ..... .FrG $ Dec 81. 10 noon
Conn. .un. ior al Central America au4 p.c.h. pllls
rs CNSION TitR r. ~ liIt iNlI4S *.
POSITION ANp EIrl as,
good 1000 MACH, 4ntH, 2 il4, 81 I'D.
l-r} $50 ilDNli N\D. s-'i. e0l.p.
IfNN s. l'tiNt.f0t luI..lAh AND NiiI "a.
inoM ,t( il.N(oi,,1lon a -rtiLiA &Sj"
str.r-.,a Vondat Jrn ,.
fftl,tt Or passa tl prp.l 10 t'rr . NufI..f..
II D. ll LLAN, -upcrntcu trat.
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,,xspR's, wheeler 4 Wilson's, wilcox 4
~ ,..,eIs iuacuIu,s for stic,s-u Isl htu1nc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-15
churcnes, Tomorrow

Rev. ]. NJ. 2, OTIS pastor West Presbyteriai
church, will preach his second anniversary SET
mon tomorrow at ~. A. NJ. Subject for tA c
sermon at 3 +. Nj, g How to be Saved
Hanover Church. Preaching tomorrow hy
tile pastor, Rev. l.. Marks. Subject Tor Tia e
morning Memorial disconrae on the life and
character OF Judge Hail. Evening service Wi
commence at O'clock. Al are cordially iny.t-
ed.
Service in Scott NJ. L. church, corner 7th and
spruce streets, morning and evening by the
pastor. Rev. j. Owen Sypherd. Sabbath Sehoo.
At .. A. NJ. aud T.. NJ. Prayer meeting at T.
NJ. All are cordially invited
Preaching tomorrow at the Second Baptint
Church. morning and evening
Rev. Mr., Smith from Baltinor- viii preach in
the First Presbyterian church Tomorrow Sah
bath) morning and evening. at l0il aud :
o'clock. We give a cordial invitation t. all.
Delaware AvCuGe Baptist Church. Rev l. VI
Halieman, Pastor. Service at l0i.. A. "a. and
n =. NJ. Bible school 9 r. ". Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at /. -. Sabbath morn
ing ut o. in the evening at G.lJ louDg people r
meeting Friday evening.
Usual selvicea tomorrow IN the First Baptia
church Preaching at 1880 a. VI. and : Is j.
NJ All are cordially invited. Seats free. Sni-
day school meets at A. NJ. School for color,,l
people meets in the hall oil 18th street. betweel
Market and Orange at 2 T.. II. \ cordial invita-
ton il extended.
Central presby yterian Church, King street meal
Eighth, j. Il. Conkey. pa-tof Service. to-nor
row at 10 = a. III. and p. III. Sabbath School.
at . a. IN. and q D. NJ.
Unitarian Church, i. Israel Pastor Subjects
At l0l o'clock, 'lho Meaning Methods OF sal
yatlon,' At O'Clock. The Ca -e- uuti Cure
Of Crime
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-15
LOCAL INTELIIGENCE.
RAuro2a HOurs.
rRArlis LlAvK WILMINGTON.

rRAns LsAvK WILMINGTON.
~ Ass York-l,s1, A II, ; 1911, i2.4a, '.4s, r. a.
Fr HkaedslpAta.-lsi, $50, $40, 80, 1890, A.
\ lalJ 1a.42. = b.42, 30, a.so P. h. Sundays,
For Bottt'Hore.-1963, 2.0s, 1000, A. NJ; l.23,
$50, 40, p. NJ. Sundays, 12.67, a.03, A. N.
For WasAtrgton.-l2.o2, 20S, A. NJ. 1855, l.23,
$40, I'D, +. NJ. sundays l259 a.0s, A. NJ.
=. For Delaware p R.-o.00, 1910, A. n. $40. p.
M. No sunday trains.
For Hev Castk.-o.o0. 1910 A. N. rs, go, P. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
For Wi.rf.,gt1n and Reading 4. R-s.Is, $50; A.
NJ, o.io p. NJ. No sunday train.
For wt-ntngton q WestsyS. 4. n-lO.s0 A. NJ; 5s5,
P. n. No Sunday trains.
rRAtSs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From he1 foTk.-l.o3, a. NJ. l2bs, LIS, 100, p.
NJ. Sundays l.o5, A. NJ.
From PAliade.phla-l2t2 l.ss, s.os, a. M; la.co,
sundays. 10 az, 90, 1913, A. NJ. f; ll.D0, P. N.
From Por. Deposit.-5.04, A. NJ. No Sunday train.
From baltimore. = l2l lo.25 A. NJ. t2.e,, Ii. -,
$50, $50 p. u. sundays, l.2l, A. NJ $50, P. NJ.
From Washington. La, A. M i2.yI, l..4O, o.52,
$40, 7. n. sunday In A. NJ. 9.7e, p NJ.
From Dslasare Il. R.-i0l5 4. Il, 3.t0, $50, p.
N. No Sunday trains.
From Seu ccstLs.-e.O0, l0.lo A. NJ; 3.oo, $50,
p. N. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Rsoat,.1 r. R.-522 A. N.
ais, &c, =. N. No sunday trains.
From Rgntrgton d Western X. R.--T.oo, A. NJ.
BIS p N. No Sunday trains
LEAvH PHILADELPHIA YoR wILA
1910, $50, 10s A. NJ. 12lb, 9.30, 400, e.lb. 90
e4o s3o llso. p. N. Sundays 1910, $50 A. NJ; 30
1l.20 r. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-15
city tOui,cil

An ADJOURNED sEszIoS. LAsr EvLNIS1-- oRDIS-
ANgEs rAssED Asp NEW uSEs READ.
Council met in adjourned session, Last even
ing, and President Mara being absent Mr. Feb
ger wss called to the chair.
The Street Committee presented Il report
amending report made in September last, re-
commencing the paving Of the bed OF Tatnall
street, below the liailroad and the curbing and
paving Of the sidewalks to remedy an evil com
planned Of Adopted.
Ordinances passed for the macadamiling of
Fourth street. from Market to Tatnall for wi
dening the sidewalks OF the same three feet nine
inches and for the construction OF II sewer IN
Lombard street, from 10th to the Brandywne
On motion of Vim. NJ. Candy the Water Com
nittee was authorized to employ horse and
wagon for tho use of the Department.
Ordinances read iirnt and second time OH
motion Of Vim. Candy, for tho STRENGTHENING of
Shipley Run, between ith and 9th streets Oh
motion of Mr. Adams, authorizing loan Of
- 500 for the Board of Education.
The following orders were directed to be
drawn j. l.. Simms. S5S.33 William Stiey,
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