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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

For the remoy al and permanent cure of all dis
eases arising from nm impure O the
Blood or habit of the system. viz:
serofla Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneous Erlp
tons Pimples Po-tue Botches Bes Chronic
sore Eyes Ring Worm Teter, Enlargement and
pain Of the Bones and Joints stubborn syphc Synp
toms Scatca Iumbago arising from an inudi
eo use OF Mercury Aees Dropy imprudence
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional removed
by tins preparation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

teNer ana Ague Patients beware of Deception
l That old avoure and sterling remedy. true orr
gnsl and genuine ROwANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE
50 universally and avourahy known twelve
the great and only complaint
initiated BY upoes sides. every way possible thar
just them being aw-the name
Tonic Mixture the appearance and quantity liquid
dose the directions for accompanying SC being
10 the behooyes
careful what they purchase avoid deception, supply
received by GAYNOR Z LYFII.
Je - door above the Bel Tavern sole Agents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

TO the Receivers of Upland Tobacco.
XAe store few hundreds hogshead Tobacco more at
Andersons Ware House, where q in direct
y from the boats free Of drayage FRED. ANDERSON
> 10
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| observe that the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland
has been appointed to the see of Jamaica, and has
quilted his late diocese Tor the scene of his new
Iabours
On the 4th instant, John Clinton, the American.
charged with utering treasury notes of the United
states, OF which the endorsement has been altered,
applied at the Guildhall, 10 be allowed to put IN
bail. The application was refused.
Mrs. Gllmour, the woman charged with murder
ing her husband in Scotland by poison, and about
whom so much has appeared lin The United States
papers, has arrived in this country, havlns, been
gwen up by the American government for trial
The Lord Advocate OF Scotland has been return.
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u. , Circuit Court.
.Judpe Betts presiding,

Nov. s-Walian, Il, MilLtt and ne United States US
Waiam W. Snopden.-Breaeh Of The Copyright Law.-1h he
Court was occupied the entiie day in trying case Of
some Importance to publishers he plaintiff is cele
braed music publisher in Broadway among the songs
copyrighted by him, known As the iavorite bal
lad Ihe Cot beneath the Hill" the sale OF which was
suddenly stopped by the appearance OF the ballad in the
shed by the defendant The plaintiff instantly took the
steps directed by Act of Congress of February 1891 for
putting stop TO any further issue OF that number and
bringing the inringerto trial In qua tano The crcu'
ation OF the magazine set down at 10 0O0 and the
nay imposed by the Act of Congress is dollar Tor
every sheet and the music covered two sheets the
nay claimed would amount to $4,000. The plaintiff
proved the copyright and the original issue OF the song
and then to show the extent OF the circulation
but only abe to show between six and seven hund
The defence set up Ignorance OF on his part and
that there difference in the publication oil two grace
notes and certain musical sign; denying however that
such change made for the evading Of the statute The
Court in charging observed that the validity OF the title
of the plaintiff not validated by the defence and
the law recognised copyrighted works in the same light
as personal property any infringement ofhe rights
of the plaintiff must be subjected to the cnay imposed by
the statutes unless reasonable grounds be shown by the
defence The first question 49, whether the music pub
shed by the defence Is the same as that copyrighted by
the PLAINTIFF On this point there seems TO be no sound
and material distinction shown to exist The next ques
ton to what the consequence of such infringement
were The defence set OF ignorance Of copyright is
susainabe Congress has passed law guarantee
ing certain rights to the patenee which, nirlnged no
matter where how within the limits OF the action OF the
law Congress has declared that the penalty shall be
sold offered for sale and the power the part OF the
paentee to seize the copies so offered and to convert them
to his The jury not to determine the amount
of injury sustained by the plantthatt the statute has
fixed Then the last point determine, and that
the of sheets sold offered for sale It is not
for the jury say how much has been publshed they
must guided by the evidence given being sold or Of
iered The defence not liable for the number
of copies struck Off they might remain forever the
shelves in the warehouse without being sold offered for
sale. The question was how much had been sold up to
the 18th June As the evidence this point was not spe
cifc jury take the evidence and determine the
| number, and that must guide them in their verdict
The jury after short absence, returned verdict for
the plaintiff for 1928 damages.
For plaintiff, A. Wight for defendant, Edward H. Hud-
son, Esq
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH q IL l. u Il Y - Z II A GE

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence In its
utility and usefulness the above named article. This
expand the chest giving graceful outline to the figure and
w be found indispensable of sedentary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested examine this
will be found quality for
which it is recommended kameyto brace the shoulders Of
children and others who have acquired the habit Of stoopng
with perfect being formed with elastic back and will
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia
Riding Belt The above articles MANUFACTURED under the
immediate inspection of Mr. Paes, who has been engaged in
the business for the last and be depended ON
Sold Wholesale and retail The old establishment Of
PARSELLS X AGATE,
- ash Broadway, corner Of Park Place,
BLsdies will be supplied and fitted by calling the
residence of MADAME fARSELLS. %02 Greenwich
hetvve~u Vuh~vt .pd = gh' o2< 2ms IN
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DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,


IMPORTANT CAUTIoNsIThs Gn S should bear IN
forms those remarkable which published
Of the country and the articles Of similar that
casonay pulled into temporary notice. Those may be good
but we know nothing about them . 80, -.
that does fly all Of the virtues Of this medicine
Fulton and original,
merous other testimonials Of like character:
WATERvILLE, Oneida CO, N: W Sept IS I8t3.
uary last attacked by violent cold caused by
working in the water, which settled my lungs IL was
companed by breast and sides aud
al distressing cou had in attendance all the best me
deal aid in village but af exhaustng their skill
avail they PRONOUNCED my dea,e Confirmed Consumption
they and all to die After mrch
got the consent Of h. stefan the Balm Of Wild
Cherry prepared by DR. Wisar purchased Of Agent in
place bottle before using half Of viii began gain
strength and 1t evident my cough much better
three bottles and restored perfect health This result il
alone OWNS the Of Dr. Wtar Balsam OF Wild Cherry
and take this method Of giving the n rmation partly to
pay debt of gratitude and partly that others
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr. Palmer Dmsat. under date Of Wst-ryille, Sept a.
The statement given you b, ~ tm~ Sage is well known
remars able cure The sale sa very good and
success in truly hatterins. Yours resreSti1y
Let the afflicted call and certificates They
conclusvey that they b. cured they get the right nede
cine Be get DR. Wistars Besam oil villa Cherry"
Beware Of limitations. 80
This Basam all affections OF the lungs and liver such
as beedng OF the lungs, bronchitis asthma oil ~ or ~ years
sanding GROUP obstinate pain in the chest soe, &c -
sold only by Isaac Butts Futon Of Nassau
Dexter. Albany; Gohsm, New H,ven h. W Bull Hartford
and by agents throughout the Northern AID Eastern States
Meoicai Treatise to be had gratis above NIL I'm
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THE FALL AND WHIT FASHIONS,
AT TIIE MAGAZIN DE MODES.

No. 60 CANAL STREET.
A CAIlp--TQ THE LADIES OF FASHlON-MA-
"A DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully to inform
friends and that she has received by the ast ARR
ya from Paris her fall and winter fashions, and sac fausrs
herself that will stand unryaed in the city The
fashions consist Of the following full and entire styles
plain, waered and changeabe velvet bonnets do
silk mode and quilted hats OF entire novel description
in ladies' misses childens sizes Also, complete
of and head dresses Paris ribbons artificial ow-
feathers and hair ornaments OF tine best artists iris
Madame D. socs the ladies favor her with early call
and examine for themselves.
Magazin de Modes Ga Canal street nj lm~ec
DR. L!sTON's CELEBRATED IMPERIAL MARINE
PILLS, ufble for all Venereal Diseases the re
csip for which the ate Emperor of France gave 10 Don LOUIS
DOS after had been successfully tried in his various hospi-
tails Paris DR. Lston having OBJ eved with PAIN the msor
that befas the afflicted when Competed to to with
certain complaint lnrkng their system part cularly the
farins part tn. community without having the protection
bbed by residence shore has determined offering for the
Of that class failing remedy order that
all be provided against that OF nkind Often
times has the Doctor his to distrt parts OF the
disoded frame of the hitherto robust which
wildly bespoke the sympathetic of the dread
within and as remedy hand and he arrived his
destined port the disease had made such havoc his
on that fate doomed him TO the hospital, there confined for
months strangers and not unlrvquenty ae leaving
that abode of disease remain vaetudlUaran for life.
all whether well SICK do unprovided with
box of Dr. Listens Imperial Marine Pills that you may
he able resist he nruad of complaint immediately its
nce) without regard to diet Seimen, aud all be
unguared moment which d. OF often rake its
appearance until far, box generally sur
ices for To be had only the Great Marine DISPENSE
ry, 1886 Water street New York Remember the No 1886
by taking several boxes have them reed price.
n26 2tsr
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CORNER Of Broadway aud Chambers street be's leave u
" recomm. Wi Depot, l8 Nass,u str where he
cells The following Wines casks and tots viz ed
ard White rdeauy and Wines. Rhensh Wines Nader
ra, Sherry, Port, Bursundy Muycat aud Chanpasne =,
Also-Rum, Gin. Whiskey, Brandy. Ert'act dAbsynthe
&c riS lmsr
t(SOgAR LAMPS" GREE NAUGH's LAMP" and
- "HORN'S GLASS FOUNTAIN LAMPS" large
and complete the above Lamps kept constntlv
sale low and reduced by the
Persons wishing Lamps to econom,se ~ light are to
cal, before urchasing hemcaI Oil md Running
Fluid quality kept constantly Tor gale and selverd
in anv p,rt Of tn city 4" HOOKER.
ooy I'm sec Rrcsd
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IEWETI.s CONCENTRATED MEDICAL PRE- A.
NATIONS, consisting OF Stimulating Linnent. Lin.
n, Tor Coughs Group aud oainsey
aud S Headache Cholera Morbus Cholera Ioiaum-Vege
table CeIate letter and File Save Daphorec Drops Pscoa
Essence of Life Nerve Sanstve. Teothache Drops Cough
each. $500
NB.Ths,e medicines particularly adapted to the vr
diseases for which they and many and
various are the in the hand. Of the from
their efficacy when all other medicines Rad failed Som,
Of these testimonials are ppblishsd in the pamphlets which
be had grauitousy at all places where
70, saewhsrs also may be had Jewes Family Pm, sceu
when properly applied renders their benefit essential 10
the afflicted. Try them, aud them stand by their owa me
rits. -
For particulars see show bills art pamphlets.
For sale various drug the city, aud by Dr.
rrout ia9 A rney street New York agent where the Z.
defines may be had wholesale aud retail Dr. a. will also at
tend those who his services and long expe
Renee the practice medicine he feels confident of giving
good satisfaction to the afflicted may be their malady
p28 Imsr
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FRENCH CHINA

FRENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
Always ON hand se dinner
3 we'll nss ss
c ss s SSr tsdss.s sS sa Am.
old liberal purchaser. ~ s".ee
%sHa wishing supply
T eS isSss
Il and Dah S Rooa % %
low prices. n2t lw-ec
FRT5 &E9NEEIEs TEAs, WlSEas; sswG dI:Ss
and retail, to dc ,lers and families-
t sas So E.s " fiGsd .a asss
Teas Green and Black Of every d. leg
ssss!Is! Rs;es:f; | tSs1fy b,sraS . .
Lca$on az Scotch and foitsr bfoSa Pale
nsIasa sfs siss: .d
Honey, in 81! small IL boxes ifo y {, OHIO
si!d %2 stsdi spIsss. Toso:s md Chocolate
I'd , t0si G:G
No.s WALL s. srh ii 2H AND saS HBnoADwAY.
yaG Il. R .s i'm
Of Regaas and Medium size and the Lord Byron paper
Lord Byron, OF ii Gerent sizes
Seguridad, medium size
i%i'S s saS small naHPf Ysrs of Stag
Ssnsps TgYsssy ToseesS Of n , "u,e
%Ssssfs Ne" together
FL. cS.;sT Tss:y fs Sic ksa Byren's
Poiaed spunf and Tape! Mate s.' with general a.sO
sa ToSsssS in bales. which of
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Common Pleas.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2sth-Jacoby rs. the United States
Fire Insurance Company.-The Plaintiff was dry goods
merchant at Railway n j. and had insured his stock in
the office of the defendants Some time in September the
store of the plaintiff burned down. is allowed by
an ncendiary. The defence denies the claim The
will probably occupy day two before averdict
can be rendered.
Calendar for Wednesday-Nos. 49, IL, 20, 49, 80 40, Al
~, A. Ia.
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no IAILOKS

STINEMETS'S and complete system of cutting gar
ments Of every description with the utmost confidence
offered the trade being the and useful work
Of the kind bef published. The book, which is IL by
l6 inches contains elegant diagrams of the various kinds Of
garments with plain and ample Instructions for cutting the
and style which cannot be surpassed IL has already
gained the approb, of the talented Of the profession
andc fail giving entire satisfaction all who
The work be forwarded Of the United States
p = - = OIL Inns
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMP RUM,
l2l late l2 Chatham street, Ns~ York

-, ,,AeEEcY, 3is BLErcKER STHEE,,,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bear. the
thoroughly secured light and air that their quality and
viii remain unimpaired climate. Their system
OF prosecuting business PERHAPS scarcely be xce-d II
founded upon the utmost regard e the rights the custom
vailed cheapness All called upon to return
articles which tail TO give them the utmost which
merchants public establishments heads of families and ship
will find decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment.
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all Of the United States executed with
prvmptitude and desIatch.
y The only warehouse in America for the sale Of HOu
oua's ceebrated Black Tes. o2e lmsm
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PosrAGEs IN THE BRTTIsH Provinces, From the
9TH January next the following rates Of postage
shall be exactcd letters conveyed by post in British
North America or West lnies Tor ca miles, idi under
100 miles Cd; under 200 miles sd and for every 100 miles
ID. The rates be charged by the halfounce
instead ofby the enclosure heretofore ON letters not
exceeding half ounce sent from any part OF British
North America to Britain shall be charged Uniform Co
onia rate Of ID in addition 70 the postage charged In
England and 2d in additional for ever! hall ounce,
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ssve DUNLAP & CARMAN, 635 Broadway, cor. Beeck-
I'm offer for sale reasonable terms large col
lection Of Plants for parlcr or conservatory consisting
las Orange and Lemon rees RhododendTns monthly and
Roses Cactus Psosporums Cape JssmineA Salvas,
Stevias Geannms SC &C. together with choice assert
Of Hyac,nth and other bulbs Bulb Glasses, Flower
stands Gold Fish ard Globes, rds and Cages. Fresh
~red vegetable and flower see,s ofevery description:
Bouquets composed If Camsas and other choice flowers for
bridal and other parties ssull arranged All orders prompt
ly executed MA 2w'r
a NEW STYLE OF CHILDRtN'S VELVET CAPS
The subscriber has large and beautiful assortment OF
tie1tlsmens and Boys Cars Of the lac fashion which he
will sell cheap other sstabli hmeat this city
winch may he found gentem.n's cloth, velvet, new
style Of glazed end fine Also hand large supply
Of mole sku silk and fur hats, Of beautiful finish for sale
low
Fancy Fu-kso, constantly hand, large OF
hufs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very 10 prizes.
NB-1he Caps Of the subscriber took the premium the
ate Fair Of the American Institute
n3 lmsec 1876 Chatham ST. opposite Roosevelt
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J,hE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared sell Watches
ard Jewely low, not lower than any oth.. house "a
silver do rom S. to $50 each All watches w,rsneJ T. s,p
ca Boxes repaired aud warranted Other
the city. second hand wache. and old Geld and S,'sr
taken IN exchange, bought for cash. FHOMi SOY =
FISHER importers Of Watches and Jewey wholesale "n'
ee"'' NO ''i n'oaawN' I've" ,xNos X. THOMSON,
nsim.m RICHARD FISHER
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COFFEE.

COFFEE
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
No. Ga Barclay street,
Ne,r Greenwich, New York.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale, Green, Roasted
and Ground COTE Ground Pepper, Cinnamon Alspce,
Ginxer, Cloves Mustard, Mace, Nutmsgs, &c.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Groce shortest notice
j. c. KlNNER.
70 Goods any part of the city free of expeAse
NIL lmsm
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IMpORTANT To BUSINESS MEN

~ IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN;
BUSINESS MEN who keep hank have notes
collected through the Butchers and Drovers Ba and
leaving such notes with Mr. Robert Perrin Bank No.
ia Bowery Grand Mr.. fern's references the
Cashier and COMPANY of the Bank ni6 Imsec
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PHILADELPHIA
,NAGIIER EOTYPE ESTARI ISL M 3.

EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS &c AND q.
NE Subscriber received large supply OF Voigtanders
celebrated Daguerreotype Apparatus, large and small
with achromac made according to Professor PeZvas
calculation. $500
Also supply of brst plates and chemicals. which he
warrants good and sells at reduced prices
The following gentlemen have agreed act agents viz
+ White, Esq. l75 Broadway New York r. Haas ks9
Washington D. g. DR.. A. Caspan, Richmond, Va. y
Broadbent, EST for the Southern States VIM West, Esq
Cincinnati, Ohio. ...f
All communications (post pad) and orders ACCOMPANIED
with rsmttances will be promptly attended and should be
directed to WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM.
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
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no lnsr
- PIIRDY,S

"
PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
MO 9s Hnme street Mrs Purdy and her two daughters
IN having recently lived from England where they
gagged giving instruction In the various branches Of English
Education Music Drawing sud French prepared TO receive
limited o young adirs Her regulated by
general reduction department. for which and other
refer her card which will be furnished
on annIicaton al herr nj msr
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LEECHES! LEECHES
co OOO LARGE AND HEALTHY Swedish and
OU,OUU German Leeches, just received per barIue Sir
u. A, u II. WHITE.
Importers Of Leeches,
n lmsr ~ fssrl street., New York
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WyNhv Convicted We learn from Lowell that
the Jury IN the of Wvman the President Of the
PhGnx Bank, charged with embez element, on Friday
evening returned verdict Of guilty The counsel for
the defence then fled bill Of exceptions 10 various ru-
ng OF the Court during he trial. and after examination
Judge Allen signed and allowed them Wyman's bonds
then raised TO $4,000 for his appearance to abide
the Judgment of the Supreme Court upon the exceptions
taken In the course Of Judge Aliens charge be was
minded by Mr. Webster that he was mistaken in some
points Of the evidence whereupon the Judge replied,
THE Court cannot be interrupted, sir"
"And will not be misreprescnted may please your
honor was responded.
"S down sir" angrlly commanded the Court boston
Post Nor 90
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH

DR.. ,CASfLiEs ssi BR1AR&AY corner
;.ess put E s s!;rs
sa Ths s'5S Tn .s
If Painful and a;ss: sy
IL c%sE & Ss most
.pss.6ed r,a n DE- PS:
admirably adapted G tender ss tech and
ss H a Sc;
ss: p ::s. &; S $ Sim *:
Ts s % Ted ss S D. %
3; }SsTs
.eaai.% e R:' % he
ss met s why s Il tst SIZE Casualty
,he Indian. in FLORIDA We have seen lse: from Lisut s.
s Of z these 80 replaced
n ss ~
ds. TO The sgs; s. E.ss .st
st .Sss s asei s.
y 81 pes Ss Dr. Bssa. B. Boyd D. b R
ST. s e sS. d. b sss' C. e. p 5 Ts 5
rhE PRIVATE ThEArisE-1hn nttie book itself is
designed for those who rs1uirs speedy and private eurs
a ss
b. ssS.ssS dc mos. shsss:!
g :.%
his are given IN tns Letter ITSELF ana n tn asc VII De seen
complaint which affect the mind well func
of the body and which easily and ssedly cured
when its nature il explained.
should Be .Eposed that the ette, here referred to
that beside his long experience be has testimonial letter.
the subject OF his integrity and skill from the EN-
Europe the eminent in America Sir
Ashley Cooper 70 Or Mott, Of New York Dr. Phymek. Of
70 almost every physician Of eminence in the city
Dr. Ralph would aso further state that he 10 consulted on
Arasas OF his rasdence No. Green
ch street any hour and those who honor him with the,
Confidence the complicated Of disease will
surprised the snd quckness with which, in general
hey will obtain a cure. NIL imsr
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hoard Of Supervisors.

Nov. 2s.-ApJouRsED MEETING. Present-His Honor the
Mayor in the chair, and quorum Of members. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
Coroners .9ccountsIhe accounts of Coroner Archer,
which referred to the Committee County Officers
having been iavorably reported by said committee.
were adopted and approved The amount Is 81 27s g.
ConstabeS' BtHs.-1 he Aldermen N the nth and 9th
wards reported in favor of allowing the bills Of the Con-
stables OF the said wards Bills audited and approved.
.4iercnder McLeod.-Jhe Sheriff presented bill for
expenses attending the detention of the great Alexander
Mcleod, OF Canaiian nooriey while IN this city. Re.
ferred to Committee on County Officers
Late Sheriff .fcktr.T The bills OF the late Sheriff Acker
referred to the committee, inv estgsting
the accounts OF the present Shcrn HAT report thereon
Bus Of The Board Of Education A bill OF s54 49, in
CURED by the Board OF Education with Mahon Day Co
for printing, was, after some discussion, audited and al
lowed.
BIZ Of the First Ma,shdL--The Committee County
Officers reported in favor of paying Munson Clark the
of $500, salary due him First Marshal OF the
Mayor from November 7h 1872 to May g. lS43 at $500
per annum. This report called up long debate on the
power Of the Mayor to appoint such officer The
ton to pay was passed by strict party vote.
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday night next, at
o'clock,