The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-11


family, giving details Of the accident.
Seal Island is of Townsend Bay, on the south
west coast OF Nova Scotia
Common Coapcil.
July l0-BoAnp sr Accommodations LEE Prssi.
dent pro TEN. Ia the absence OF Alderman furdy.
Reftfing the U. S. Ship Franklin.-A communication
from the Secretary of the Navy giving his why
the franklin should be removed to Boston for repairs
presented and read.
Temperance Petition.--A petition from 5000 citizens
asking for protection for temperance assembases in the
Fourth Ward, was read and referred to the Mayor.
Payment BY VsfT Commis sionsrs.-Tho Committee
Laws reported in favor of the Wow taken by the
Comptroller 10 refusing to pay warrants from the Water
Commissioners, without the endorsement OF the person
for whom they drawn.
Public School.-The Committee Of Finance reported
an ordinance regulating the payment of moneys for sup
port Of public schools. n
alleged Defaulter.-The Committee of Finance r.
ported in favor OF commencing prosecution against
Britton late Collector Of the 18th Ward, for pay
ment of small amount of money, alleged to be due by
him 10 the city.
The Aims House.-An ordinance, appropriatng
$55 for the support of the Aims House. adopted
PriDate Secretary to The Mayo.-A resolution, autho
rizing the Mayor to appoint aprvae clerk to aid him in
the duties OF his office at salary OF $500 per annun
Alderman EMMoNs opposed II on the ground that he
thought increase Of public officers was uncalled for
and If II was the salary was too small
Aldermen WATERMAN advocated its passage on the
ground that the duties OF the Mayor had increased
pdly within few years, that the office was absolutely
necessary,
Alderman scoLEs moved that the report be laid upon
the table, which was finally adopted.
4nOther alleged Defalter Comptroller present.
ed report stating that Oliver Cobb late Collector Of the
LIST Ward, had not settled up his accounts.
Hacking snd Peddlng-An ordinance to prevent all
persons from hawking and peddng in the streets OF the
city, without license, ordered to be printed.
Members and C.nhacts-The Counsel ofthe Board pre-
member Ofthe Common Council could legally participate
any contract or SALE or purchase OF materials, for
.srs, Measures and Guas1s.-An ordinance to
Mayor and Common Council the power 10 ap.
point many weghers measursrs and gusgers as they
may think necessary and competent was reported, and
order to be printed.
tn. Street Confract.-Alderman EMMoNs presented
series Of resolutions avowng the violation Of tbs street
contract by the recent contractors and substituting
therefor the old plan of sweeping by the Corporation
Aldermen TiLLoU and WATERMAN led off against the
resolutions which finally laid upon the table by the
AyesEAide:men Clayton, woodruff, Dunning. Til.
lou Nash, Waterman, Brevoor, scoles Brady and Raw
son-le
Nsys-Aldermen Martin, Emmops, vandervoort, Pur-
dy Hatfield and Lee-6.
The ordinance divide the city into sixteen districts
with contract for each, was then taken up.
Alderman TILLoU entered detailed argument review
ing the recent contract and its evils and advocating the
passage OF the ordinance before the Board.
Alderman WATsRMAN followed in an able argument in
favor OF the new ordinance
being called the first section Of the ordnance
1t was lost by
Ayes-Aldermen Clayton, Martin, Tillou, Nash, Wa.
terman, Brevoort, Scoles and Rawson-s.
Nays-Aldermen woodruff, Dunning, Emmons, Van.
dervoort, Purdy, Hatfield Brady and Lees.
Alderman CLAYros then moved to adjourn, which was
lost.
Alderman ScoLEs then called up the ordinance allow
ing the Mayor and Common Council to appoint many
persons as they may deem to the Office
OF weghers guagers and measurers which was agreed
to, and finally laid on the table.
The Board then sdiourned
uS-TBE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS WILL MAKE
an extra trip to and from Yonkes this evening" the
asnt q. h pensohs are Ge.rouI Oh pe'hg
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gwen by Colonel Peers regiment, now encamped at
P. M.
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ocne IN diseases OF the lungs and the many singular
cures IL mas eneced having haturauy Mtracteo the az
.enuon Of many os well as the whole irssrni
~ Vi quseks various eopJectures ana surmises nave
arisen us composuon some phy hciahs nave
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say NUS. contan mercury, ana 10 some such substance
ney escn singular emcscy. such opinions
are aiogeIner erroneous ana calculated TO prejudice
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OF tar ana WHO ensry park and ths whole secret oil its
emcocy conass IN the mode by which they are prepared
Prlce 81. Sold by Isaac Butts 10 Fulton corner OF
Nassau st. Agents-John NJ Moore, ISL Hudson street;
Dsvid SANDS Co,II East 6roadway MIS- RAYS srook'
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new raven.
ma MRS IITTTC OF 0OsHrN Nv uAvINo
her hair falling ont RAPIDLY snnieJ To- Mr. Elio VINO
coils the Pain IF CoI,mhoa ~, Cors,ncL q ~, al
Certsnd street re,r RraaSa a h".,Is Of III AL.
and bv usina not half the So,, Il onnes its aim an,
entirely. She gave the rest To her brotberin.law Mr.
John Little aged "A who w,s en,irely haid svrspt a
few locks on the side OF his head-and by its sctu
ally had his head covered with fine head Of hair. II.
Elliott, ESQ., oil Goshen was witness to 1t, and also
divers OF bis neighbors. grey headed gentleman pres
ent declared he had his hair for with the
same. These are but few of many hundred cases. No
other article can do IT, The true only can he sbaned at
u Cortiandt street, near Broadway. 1t 10 delightful
perfume.
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hroaiis;d - s ~. nsu hS .hs pank, sW sNs Nun
the neigbborhood ~ H. s,uaah I sen ~ ;nt IL
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