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SONNET.
ANNIE goBERTsos SoIoS

ASSiE aOBERTsOS SoIOS-
Ali, shall gri-v. thee
Grieve thee to tears.
Darling, and leave thee
When sorrow appears?
What u loves gla,lnrss,
If tits not to stay,
Through pleasure ani safness-
Through bloom and decay
All. shall I choose thee
Chpu-e thee IN spring,
Only To lose thee
When summer tak-s wing?
What Is loves >w"rtncssp
\ dream. nj the best.
If --r ITS completeness
Withstand not y test.
Think'st thou III fly thee
Fly thee al last,
sweet. and d.r.y thee,
80 dear in the past
Why should love ever
Hrv" whispered thy name,
II twas not forever
To love on the sXme2
St LOUIS Republican.
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Z. RYLASp: XESoPHoS RYLAsD,
Notary Public
RYLAND & RYLAND,

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, No.
"A Office over No. g., Main street Prsctic.
in all the Courts OF LAFAYETTE and adjacent coun,
District Cour, OF the United States. Prompt
attention given to collections and all Other
business jxnit
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"A BRIEFLESS GENTLEMAN"
(Not Hungry

There is one argument for christianity
which l cannot answer. l have as l
think fairly met every other. But that
young mans consistent life is something
which l do not pretend to answer
David Hune
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A. e ALEXANDER.

q TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice In the
"A Courts of Lafayette and adj joining counties:
vii also attend promptly to the collection Of
Claims, and To investigation of titles TO real
estate. Ofice over the Banking House of VIM
Morrisou q 60 ianl4-ly
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INTELLIGENCER.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TAslE.


LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for ST. Louis and the
East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1 .30A M
ArriSe Ut -. Louis. Observation-Disclosures. 6:lI r.
Express and Mail tor St Louis, Eust. q 80
Arrive at ST. Louis. Observation-Disclosures: 4 20 A. NJ.
Sunday tram for brownsville ...... 730A. Nj.
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from 1t. Louis East
AMI South ............. $500 g3OA NJ
Accommodation from st. Louis. East
anu S"uth- q ~ r. n.
Accommodation train from browns
vllle. sunday ............... .74OrM
Z. BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains Tor ST. Louis East and South. % :i5PA
rrhns for nansas City West. Sis
Trains Tor Richmond. nd..................7:45 Z As A N.
........-......-....G .G:l5 Pm
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from ST. Louis and all points East
hhu Nouth. b 30 u
From Kansas City and all points West. Z s:sUAM
S. +: ISGRAM. agent.
wYASDoTTR, KANsAs CITY AND NoRTHwksrkRE
HALLWAY. NARROW 0AUGk.
LEAVE LEXINGTON:
Passenger for Kansas tity and west. 6 so A. NJ.
Express Mail .........................l so r. Nj.
Freight -...- Observation-Disclosures. $40 A. N.
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON:
Express and Mail from Kansas CITY
anu the west. ..... IL 10 A. N
Passenger Observation-Disclosures. S5l p.
CHAs 4. MORRISON. Agent.
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important Letter
From Distinguished Physician.

NO single disease has entailed moro suffering OF
nastened the breaking up OF the constitution
nna Catarrh. The sense OF SMELL OF taste. OF sight,
hearing, the human voice. the mind, one more
mo somet;mes Al yield TO It's destructive influence
lho poison IL distributes throughout tho system
eks sIseks every vital force, and brssks up the most
roen,t of constitutions Ignored because but little
%, euscks and charlstsns. those suffering rom
" nave little hope to be relieved OF II this side
nen terrible disease BY remedies within the
reach OF all passed into hands at once competent
and trustworthy. The new and hitherto untricd
method adopted by DR.. Sanford in the prepars alton
9t nv HAptchL CURE has won my earty approval.
peheve II likely to succeed when all tho usual
remedies fatl because strikes at the root OF tho
d;sesse VIZ. the dcidtSed blood. while It heals tho
ulccratcd membrane by direct application TO tho
nasal passages. ltsaction is based on certain xed
rules. aud unless the vital forces are too far
eausted must IN the great aority OF cases. effect
cure.
GEO. BEARD, N. D.
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JAMEs III, McHATTON,

A TrORSEi AT LAW, Lexington, Mo. will
n pr --tice IN the courts Of Lafayette and AL
oInipg counties. and in the Supreme Court of
the state Special attention given to cnllectIons.
Oh'e in Dutch Row. near QuArles Cos Drug
Store fe2-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-12

Husband-My love, What suit do you
prefer seeing me put on?
Wite-Your travelling suit, my dear.
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WILLIAM YOUNG,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington. Missouri.
~ Will practice his profession in all OF III.
courts of Lafayette county and the courts OF
Record in the state. Office over Aull's Bank
,Sawyer's old stsnD. All business promptly
attended TO- ian6-ly
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JOHN s. BLACKWELL,

TTORSEY ATLAW. Lexington. Missouri
~ VIII practice all the courts of Lafayette
and ijorn,ng counties. Prompt attention given
-Iss all business Office over AulPs Savings
oaDk. Sawyer's old sand. febl1ti
L. r. HOOD, J IL. GREEN, c. H VAN sLARKIN.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim to be one OF the few popular
w remedies receiving the approval Of medical
Kentlemen who. In private. not only Freely recon-.
mend II but use It In their families In preference
TO any OF the preparations usually prescribed By
physicians.
You are aware, ~ said = diatinguished city ply.
sicisn. that my obligations to the Mass. Medical
Society are such that cannot publicly recommend
or prescribe the Radical Cure but since received
so much RELIEF from the use OF IL myself. After .
thorough trial OF the usual remedies, have pri.
vAtely advised Its use. and presume have sent to
Tor
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TWO SONGS.

The sunset dyes the river
And glurIiies the hill,
The sound OF leaves that quivar
Cumrs thro' the evening still.
lean the brihgc-raii over,
10 waich the stream run by
Th- current bubbles cover;
They glitter radiantiy.
They make and break each minute;
Right Onward runs the str, AM.
l read n lesson in il,
Time halts not for n dream.
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At last the weary journey o'Pr,
! hear ihr breaker, plash nnt roar
From that unknown. uniathOmei sea
Upon whose waves l soon must be.
Hast thou. o, sea. no other strand
Save that On which .IoubtinR st&ndf
Hast q ON. y. sea. no other shore
Save that Oh which thy pillows roar?
In vain. III VAN! No answer make
The surges that arise and break.
a mist OF doubt falls DER the sea
l come, resistless waves, To thee.
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CURGEON DENTIST, ,ottceopposite %
th, court house. III, stars, IeNinE- 6}fS
,"i. ," W " apr.ly
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

CESTLEMES.-We have sold sASyoRD's RkpI.
~ CAL CrRn for nearly one year. and can say
that gave such universal satisfaction. We have
to learn the frst complaint Yet.
we are not In the habit OF recommending pat
ent medictn.s. but your preparation meets tho
wants OF thousands, and we think those AFFLICTED
should he convnccd OF its gre merit that their
suffering VIII be relieved; We tsve been In tho
drug business for the past twelve
and sold everything for Catarrh. but your leads Ill
the rest II youfre proper you can use this letter
or any part of It tha you wish. sh.
Very truly yours, SD BALDWIN CO.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs. Books and
Stationery. W ashington. Ind, Feb. Is, 1875
Each package contains DR.. aanford's Improved
lnhaling Tube, and full directions for use in all
cases. Price. 500. For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists and d. alers througho ut the United
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Msss.
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ATTORNEYS.
ux..x - WALLACE wN. IL. CHILi
WALLACE s. CHILES.

TruRNEYS AND CoUNSEL1oRs Al
n Law Lexington. Mo. ONCE, front roo,h M
the court house Will practice in the courts oi
Laiav-tte and surrounding: counties, anu also ~
he supreme court of the state "f Missouri, anu
the L. Circuit and District courts ior s''
M,,r,rn District of Missouri.
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20. 5. RATHBrS. }. D. saEWALIkh
RATHBUN f. SHEWALTER,

TT0RSEIS AT LAW, Lexington, Nc: vii
~ practice in all the courts Of the sixth Judi
cial Circuit and United states courts: frompt
-t;rIme, Tensble's store opposite City Hotel.
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MEDICAL.
DENTIST
nn L. ~. MENG.

F.HASSELL. u. ID. S.-Ofice over LIN
u rick's bank. Lexington, Mo. jAh
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EIDRIDGE BURDEN,

4 TrORNEY i COUNSELLOR AT Law
~ Lexington Mo. Office back room over the
Lexington Savings Bank. opposite court house
VIII practice in the state and Federal courts.
Prompt attention given to the collection OF claims
anil Probate business. leDli-Si.
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he ESTY ORCAI
LEADS THE WORLp,

WE have Just opened out = stock of these
w beautiful instruments. too well known to
need de- cribing. These elegant instruments are
all un.urpasse,l, and are cold Of exceedingly
aud Are sold to responsible parties on easy terms,
Full description xnd catalogue sent to any
s1;ress with any Information desired. Give Tie
q call BONSELL + LEE.
junel7-u Lexington, No.
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FRASKIIS K TUT,
SotAry Public
TUT l. son

a LrxINGroN, Mo.
once No SIX Main street. over Tevis' Drug
Store will practice IN the Lafayette and sdloin
Ing counties Special attention given to collect
ions and the investigation of land titles.
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two-thirds OF the qualified voters ''as.
sent to the removal, but they "shall
vote in favor OF such removal" thus
cutting the case off from that established
rule of construction recognized both in
England and this country as shown by
the cases.
When this fine distinction was sppre-
hended in .dingy Office" a ''briehess
gentleman" greatly marvelled. The
Foxcroit case then did not cover the
Sutterfield case! 1t dawned upon his
benighted understanding. tina. that case
rs expounded by Res Judicata' was
good law in all cases where the statute
required the assent of "two-thirds Cf the
qualified voters,' but where the law
provided that "two-thirds of the quail
fled voters shall vote in favor of a
proposition, 1t did not apply, and that
such cases are incontinently ''cut off
from the perennial benefits of Lord
Mansfield's decision. What wonder
full thing is law-.how wonderful Ian
more than wonderful the
ingenuity of man!
The words OF the 14th section Of arti-
Gle XI., that no city. town, or county.
shall loan its credit to any company.
unless two-thirds of the qualified vo-
ters shall assent thereto do
not mean that they shall vote for it. The
words in section 80. article w.. that no
county seat shall be removed "unless
two-thirds of the qualified voters OF the
county shall vote in favor OF
such removal" do not mean the same
thi nu as ssska II Ssepf IN such removal -
A county seat cannot be removed unless
two-thirds of the qualified voters shall
vote tor such removal, but q railroad
may be made. although
two-thirds of the qualified voters shall
not vote for such subscription, because
the words shall assent thereto" do not
mean ''shall vote therefor Upon the
same theory "Res Judicata" would
doubtless say, that if the legislature Of
this state had enacted that two-thigds Of
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What-IHave Seen.
In old man of experience says :

An old man Of experience says:
~ have seen Young man sell :. goot
farm. turn merchant, and die in the in
sane assylum. iiaeazizI bfas1 T,o ia
have sssps farmer, tgayel about 80
much. that there was nothing ut home
fit to look at. ..r,..,
I have seen q young girl marry MAJ
Of absolute habits and repent it as long
as she lived. ....
Ibave seen young man spend more
nancy in folly than would support his
family in comfort and independence.
q have seea q han depart ,fraeiEuth
when candor and ysraeity would have
served him to : much better purpose.
have seen the extrayagance and
follv Of children bringing their parents
to poverty aud want and themselves to
1haye seen prudent aad inadstriou,
wife revive Tho, fortunes OF . family
when the husband pulled at the othel
end Of the rope.
~
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NUMBER TWENTY-O ONE.

NUMBER TWENTY NE'
Strike ont the first part part Of article
142 of the constitution of 1868, which
reads: "A university shall be established
and maintained in the city OF New Or-
leans 1t shall be composed Of law, a
medical and a collegiate department
each with a appropriate faculties: !he
General Assembly shall provide by law
for its organization and m"i"t"ina%ce;"
and insert "The university shall be
maintained. It. shall be composed OF "a
law, a medical and an aea'le'n'cal de-.
partment, and such other departments as q,
may le established by law, eacn WIN 1,
appropriate faculties; prorided, that the
law and medical departments already or,
gained shall continue in the city OF
New Orleans, and the academical and
other departments may be located else
where in the State
August 3-t2m.
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e out article thirty-l'ipe.)
,~HA,iiJ .ni.agrAs W.
NUMBER FIVE.

The Genera; Assembly shaH not pass
Auy heal ~, special law cha''giug the
venue in criminal cases, changing the
manner IF overwhelmingly children
vacatiug roads, streets, or alleys. re-
hitting fines, penalties. and forfeitores,
Of refunding nmeys legally paid into
he treasury; affecting the estates Of
,niness rpsrspns puder disability ex-
p,np, ' q properly from taxation, Great
ing any m"uop,ay- 4egalizing the I'M
4aaikBfsed ~ iaeaIid'scts aof any officer
,r agent Of the State, or Of any parish
or municipality; granting any fea extra
compensation to any public officer; agent
:,r contractor, after the service mas been
rendered or ,stdk,racted for; changing
INV ,,sfis6 Heat, or creating new parish
ID, except by the assent Of the najorl,!
(l,f ,hel Qualified electors }G he parish
10 parishes, to be affected; ip; al ,! othe
cases, where a general law can tte mad
applicable, no local or specislllaw shall
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO %, r. 5. OF 1873.
J 3NtJAlBER ONE.

That. the seat If government shall be
established atthe city Of Baton Ruge or
at the cty Of New Orleans, as The MA
iority Of the voters of the State may
determine at the mex, ensuing election
those voting to locale the State capital
at Baton Rouge shall inlo'se On their
tickets, For State Capit"l, Baton
Rouge;' those voting to locate the
capitol at New Orleans shall ind"rse on
heir tickets, "For State Capitol, Ne"
Orleans" So,
(S,rike out article one hundred ane
thirty-one.)
ACT NO. ~, R. S. OF 1873.
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NUMBER THIRTEEN

Each of tho district judges shall re-
ceive salary, to 10 fixed hy law, which,
except in thu parish Of Orleans, shall not
liz less than two Thousand dollars, nor
moro than three Thousand dollars per an
mum, payable quarterly On his own war
rant, and which shall aot'be increased nor
diminished during his term Of, of6cs. He
must be a citizen Of the United States,
over the, ase Of twenty five. years, and }.
have resided in the State and lpracticed
law therein for the space, Of two years
next proceeding his election The judges
of the district courts shall hold their Of
flee for the term Of four yea1s. sin the
parish of Orleans The annual salary Of
The. district Judges shall not exceed five
thousand dollars, to be paid as above
provided.: j ~ 5stS@ q ]. 'fa*.a
(strike out article eighty-four.
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OFF t ] 4 : ! !,
10 the Qhaiihed Electors of the state
of Louisiana.
OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, July IL, 1907

OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE, }
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Z
New Orleans, July II, 1857
In pursuance of article 147 of the con-
stiutiou of this State, publication Is
hereby given to the voters OF tins o'a'e
Of the proposed amendments 70 the con-
stitutionf Of this State, agreed to by two
thirds Of the members elected to each
house of the General Assembly, at It's
session of 1873, aud which are required
to be published, three months before the
next general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly. in at least one
newspaper in every parish of this State
in which newspaper shall bepublished.
Said amendments appear more fully IN
acts Nos. 70 and "A Of the regular ses
sion of the General Assembly, 1873,
and in No. IL of the extra SEES
sion of the General Assembly of 1873,
which are officially published for the in
formation ofthe voters, and which will be
submitted to the people at the next gen
eral election, to be held on the fifth da!
Of November (uext) 1873. in such
manner and form that the people ma.
vote for or against each amendment
separately, and if a majority of the vote
at said election shall approve and raf't
all nr either Of said amendments, tn
same shall become part Of the const1
tuition.
WILL. A. STRONG,
,. Secretary OF State.
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a5IMJvk9RlsI4sIuui

s0lwoeysrnos, l'shsll,receive, . SATISFY
H. thGaahd dbAafs per annplnl,
bs,a6le auar,sAy3,on hiss,nqyp warrant
bdtsFite taFt aissf # ftsy y.sE ').s9fL%
rxsuadABnksfNKAsar
The Lieutenant, Governor shall E, r. 9
eeive n, salary, which shall be double
tha. Is >, member v9f4 the General As
sembly. ~. q .ds !
(strike out article fifty. seven.
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NUMBER NINETEEN.

No license tax shall he imposed by the
State, or any parish OF municipal author-
ty, on any mechanical trade, manufacto-
~ or factory, except such as may require
police regulations, in towns and cities.
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NUMBER TWENTY.

The Legislature is authorized to ex-
empt from State, municipal or parish
taxation household goods, such as turn'-
ture, wearing apparel, tools Of trade or
profession and family portraits, not ex.
ceedng in aggregate value the sum OF
five hundred dollars.
ACT NO, y, EXTRA SESSION OF 1878.
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NJ1MkER ELEVEN.

The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court shall receive . salary Of seven
thousand .dollars per anuum, and the
Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court
shall each receive a salary Of six thou>
sand 1--WE hundred dollars per annu'n,
payable quarterly on their own war;
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NUMBER THREE.

, After the year 1873 the General As
se,nbly shall not have power to levy in
and one year for all State purposes more
than one per centum taxation, nor shall
any collection of more than one per
centun, taxation be: made in any one
year, on the actual, cash value Of all
real and personal property liable to tax
alton, exceptin ease Of a foreign lnya'
sion or a domestic iDsurrection, and 10
that event any additional taxation shall
OILY be for the immediate purpose Of
repelling invasion or suppressing insur-
redtion. The city Of New Orleans shall
not ilevy or colleetin any one year more
ti,an one and one-half per centum taxa
ton on the yactual cash value of all the
real and personal property liable to tax
alton within its limits. No parish or
municipal corporation, except the city
of New Orleans, shall levy or collect in
any Heat Hna thar ope pr ceutum tax
tom ansstkea sdsdalk cash value of
all the real,and personal property liable
to taxation within its limits. The
General Assembly shalt not have power
to issue any bond or pledge the faith OF
the State for any purpose, nor shall 1t
authorize any parish or municipal cor
pora,ion to!issue any bond or create any
debt; provided, that this shall not pro
hibit the,isspe7 ofpey zip, exchange
for old 'bouds, where tie debt or rate Of
interest is not increased. ~ ~, q. - -
f. ~, - " NtMBER FOUR g. y
Tire members of'the General Assem-
bly, shall be paid a salary of five hun
bred dollars ($50O) per session, ant
actual travelling, expenses by the near
> est practicable route not to exceed lift!
dollars tS5O)L for, any one member pro
; vided. that if two sessions are held il
the same ysag they shall receive !s, f p. II th
J second Session n That Year 4 salary Q
: only two hundredrsud fifty dollars $3.50
: and actual travelling expenses by tn
= nearest. prasticabls route, EAsto e>cee
= lift ysdSIlars tS50l e.. any me member
D Tue regular rfsnaial session shall ho
exceed ninety days in duration, unles
: by vote Of tw,,-thirds Of the member
9 elected to each house Of the Genearss
: Assembly. .." 49, - r.
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NUMBER EIGHTEEN.

The Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton shall receive salary OF thirty i've
hundred dollars, payable quarterly on
his own warrant.
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NUMBER TWO.

Representatives shall be chosen on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in
Noyem',er every two years, and the
election shall be. completed in one day.
The General Assembly shall meet on
theirst Monday in January, 1879, and
blennally $thereafter, on the first Monday
in January, unless a different day be
appointed by law, and their sessions
shall be held at the seat of government
(Strike out article seventeen.)
The daily gazette., 1878-06-04
Establishing Grades.
SPECIAL MEETING OF CITY CorNCIL-A
NUMBER OF GRADES ESTABLISHED.

SPECIAL MEETING OF CITY coCNCIL-A
NUMBER OF GRADES ESTABLISHED.
A special meeting of the City Council
was held last evening at Van Buren, and
Wawaset streets for the purpose of es-
the grades of number of
streets, in that vicinity.
After an interchange of opinions it
was decided unanimously by resolution
that the grade of Van Buren, street, from
the center of Lowering avenue to the
center of Wawaset street, should be in
descent 25i feet; from the center of Wa
waset street, to the center of Park ave-
nue. should be % feet in descent.
On Jackson street, from the center of
Lowering Avenue, to center of Wawaset
street, 10. feet In descent; thence to CEN
ter of Park Avenue, 104 feet in descent.
The grade of Adams street, from the
center of Lowering Avenue, to the center
OF Wawaset street, 284 feet.
On Wawaset street, from the side and
level of VanBuren street, to the side and
level of Jackson st. should be in de scent,
~ 93-100 feet thence from side and level
of Jackson to side and level of Adams
streets, descent 52-100 feet.
That Park Avenue, where it is inter-
sected by Adams street, should be raised
6 $40 feet and that Jackson street be
raised 40-100 feet; Van Buren, raised 10
81-100 feet. Park Avenue, according to
the above changes will have an elevati on
at Van Buren,, Jackson and Adams Sts.,
and will be about 37l feet above mean
low water mark in the Christiana creek