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COMMON CoUNch.-Both Boards will meet this
evening. They are ekeing out their term without
giving US the "reforms' which they promised the
people of this city, in honeyed accents, their GO
ing into office. As we are on the eve Of the cleo
ton in November, it is TO be hoped that the streets,
all events will be cleaned enable the voters to
60 to the poles. The present Corporation will
have to "ook out, unless they set to work ere
the winter sets in, and give the citizens relief,
to rid US from the crying nuisances we have re-
peatedly pointed their attention to. 1t is to be
hoped It is not yet too late.