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FIRST BRANCH.


The Branch met pursuant to ad dournment.
Present, Jacob !. Cohen, Jr., Esq, and all the
members.


The following petitions were presented and
appropriately referred BY Mr.. Cotton from
WIN. Harrison and others, praying the speedy
repair of the bridge over Harris Creek. BY
Mr.. Watkins from George Super and others,
butchers, praying the repeal of the ordinance
prohibiting the sale of meats on the outside of
the markets; also from Jonas Bowser and others,
upon the same snbiect. By Mr.. McCurly from
John Donncll and others, praying that Cal
houn st. may not be opened. By Mr.. Brown
from the President of the Southern Dispen-
sary, praying an appropriation BY MIR. Col
ton from tsc Deptlord Fire Company, asking
an appropriation.


Mr.. Cotton offered a resolution directing the
committee on police to enquire into the expo
diency Of substituting silent watch instead Of
the present system OF crying the hour, and re-
port by bill or otherwise. Laid on the table.


Mr.. Nelson, from the joint committee on
water, reported resolution aulhorlsing the
Register, with the appreciation of the Mayor,
to pay over 10 the City Commissioners $500
for the purpose oflaying a cast iron pipe at the
Eastern Fountain. Read end laid on the table.





from dealing in wood was received from the
Second Branch with proposed amendments
The amendments were concurred in.


Mr.. Hack, from the joint committee on
Claims, submitted report authorizing the Re-
giser TO refund to o. G. Tiffany Sl26 26, mo-
nies ergoneously paid fer taxes. LaId on the
table.


Mr.. Hack from the same committee, sab
mitted report authorizing the Register TO pay
TO Chas. farquaharson & Sons, agents for Geo.
Dougless, S36l0 for ground rent due for the
lot on which the Lafayette engine house stands.
Laid oE the table.


Mr.. Walsh offered substitute for the unfa-
vorable report OF the committee of Claims, on
the petition of Lewis Liable The substitute
aulhorses the Register to pay to Mr.. Liable
sIll24, being the whole amount of his claim
Read and laid on the table.


Mr.. Watkins called up the report fron the
committee on Police, on the petition of 7. J.
Owen and Others. The report asked that the
committee be discharged from the further con-
siderat:on 0 the subject. The bill submitted
by MIR. Richardson IN the Second Branch, was
offered by Ntr. Watkins rs a substitute for the
report Of the committee. The bill cnacts, that
from and aft or the passage of the ordinance, it
shall not be lawful for any owner or owners,
occupicr or occupefs OF any store 0. dwelling,
in and upon any OF the pubhc streets OF the
city, ard esp ec'aIly m the vicinity OF the aeve-
raj maFket-I ,ouses o! the cIty, to use them"
selves, or sui lef 10 90 nS&u oy o'hefsa tie looi
pavemenlF, 'of any portion o1 thoh, (oeyohc
three ioel ADJ oinIng the wall, as now establish
cd by ofd'na' 'ce') as S'ahoS LOT saIo o. any de"
scIiPlloh OF 'oouS' "afea' or li'cfG'lIuize,


This ordln lncc gave rise to a prot7acted de-
bate, when was PARTICIPATED IN oY Mrssis'
Walsh, WatF ms eofan, starr ana Dr. Colii"s'
On taxing lh qu'SI'0n, II was iosI ny Votc
OF yeas o. NJ 'ys i"' "@ oF'S,HaI resolution
from lnG "2'h '"'ttco was ''Jh 9uoPj'u,


Nr' "aS' ol,I0" - iG71'u ,lo'' I'dI Il mo-
sige be sent 20 'I'e second hFancH proposing
lhc ePpo'o.R'hI hI o, j"'"1 So'ec1 CoA'h'i''So'
whose any H. s"iI' 10 10 "''ha AL NECESSARY
hrrdn1emG"s' 10Y IA. ih''21ac.on oi "a l.@'t
oto the c"au' "c'7 o. ~" o!ty council Nea"
a"d In'I on J" . ''o1'


Mr' ""t', "o'sa tha' Il message oo s2'' 10
th3 Sac2"' y '""o''' 2'oP"',n@ - ." ,h.o o"o-
V'ntiIn 20. S"9 Fu'P"s'" OF 1'oc'"2 certain o'L'
GERS. i"e t"" ','',''''' '-aao. ."'Hli met Eng
l.tef s4,>."h "' '''o i.'o'S d"l '"'"'" '''
"!oh-Iy @''..no ,, -, "tn.'ast " o''1"'
nh. W. bNHN| IL
fteson'' ''o' ho""'os h'l i'eN'""'.' '"'
I 2l wa NV ,.


report "T" ''o I'ly Co"'lli,T'o.le.s .,--
ting '''ot ''9 o,GsG "Vo' 'o"e', aus, AZ t,'
I''o',' was '',s
~ ,i,zH u 70 %'.'I'' c'naI Doa's, was reou,


H[. i"'',,'' '''h Su"'''''too an o'u'T "'I".'''9
te "'.y Co,'',,',E'o,,e's !" lnIC!n, '9 ',"'ci
| OF lhe Got"''oh OF 'n' a'iE8 ot the G''y' ana
wieIho' 'noy "e'o properly 'aAoh care "''--'
AdoPteH'


mf, AyC,S s"?nii''cu ''so!uI'oh on11'.I%
the Clty commissioners 10 inquire i"'p '"c
pf2c'caSlI'Iy ana COSY o. oaePeHhS 'o,ie5
FATS IRON FRAU street TO 't9 mouth AaoP'Iu'


MI Eoeho oEeIeu Il resolution u'fec',tg III"
committee o" harn9rS 70 inquire mo tnG l,I, e%-
pediehcy o' raising me ofidse oVer''onc' ! a''S
I at the termination Oi iGGL street, Adopted.