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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

05- vELPEAUrs SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
GonorrhGe, elect, and oil mocupurnlent dsch1ges
rcm the nrehra These pills. prepared by the New York
College Of Medcine and Pharmacy established for tho
peedy end enectual remedy Tor the above COMPLAINT
hey guaranteed to recent cases In from three
8, five days and possess greater power over Obstinate
schages ,4 chronic glect than any other preparation
Al present known, removing the disease without aonnc
from business tsining the breath disegfeeiug
xitn the stomach. Price 81 per box. ls
Sold at the Office Of the College Of Pharmacy ard Mo
iciu,, 20 Nassau street
$500 W. g. RICHARDSON M d. agss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

90 r. 8. BERNARD'S DIARRHCcA MEDICINE
for the of diarrhGa, complaints In children
coics cramps &C., for sale at 81 Nassau street Druggists
will be supplied on liberal terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

0y- A REMEDY FOR RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
How numerous the instances Of persons who suffer
almost constantly the most excrutating pain from rheu
matte affections sweed lmbs pain in the homes sc and
who although they have tried numerous remedies, yet
they have experienced relief We would say to such
that they be entirely cured by using the Indian We
getabe Elixir and Lnment, which has efatuay cured
tbs most desperate of rheumatic affections
when the person has been afflicted with for years Sold
by Comsteck & Co. 81 Courtandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

ty- RECORDS PARlSlAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
rURE For the cure fprimary ,ndary syphilis
aud all affections produced by njudcous Of
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
el alive over oil other preparations for the u sy
phils is, that while curing the disease improves the
worse disease than the il is administered or The
pest Recommendation we can give Of il is that 1t is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for
neIly considered mercury the only for those
plants Sold in single bottles 81 zach in Of hall
1ozen f5 carefully packed and sent to ell parts OF tho
Union Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma.
~, 9S Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

063- THOSE SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATISM
pains in the joints ulcers scabs produced by syphile
and improper OF mercury, will nd in DR. Backwel'
Antacrd Tinctne and Scotch Renovator the best am
only remedy that will eHecually cure. H. s. Bernard 81
Nassau street, New York, is the agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20
Marine Court

beI0r6 Judge Sherman.
August l9.dlonzo Reynolds, Ebert Nostrand3sand
Robert H. Curtis An action Of trespass to $780,
alleged damages sustained by plaintiff who is carnan,
from defendants appeared that in the spring Of lS43
plaintiff had horse that injured in the off fersleg by
what technically called spllnt; and defendants who
smiths and arriers undertook to the animal
After treating for time, the horse given up 10
the owner, who brings suit because, he alleged, the
horse injured BY the treatment, instead Of being
cured The defence put in was that due and dill
gence observed the part Of defendants to effect
the cure. Verdict this forenoon. tF A#sHlM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

has received usual This Morning. yer steamer Acadia
his regular files of European TO wit The Illustrated
London News the Pictorial Times and Punch three dates
each also Wilmer Smiths European Times the best com
merclal paper in ine world, Sc &c. !. ,s51
au20 ltrrc under the Branch Post Offce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

or HARVEY BURDELL, NJ. D., DENTIST, has re-
turned to this city and bis professional services can De
obtained usual u his office and residence 502 broao
tenhon exclusively to the surgical and mechanical
branches of the Dental art Teeth inserted on the pn
cipes Of cohesion atmospheric pressure, without the
aid springs gatures and guaranteed TO answer the
desired purposes in every insan Oce hours from
o'clock A. NJ. till O'Clock p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

Common Pleas-In Cha mbcrs. III
AUG. ia large number OF delinquent jurors were in
aendanceto day. and paid up their fines imposed during
the sittings Of the Court last term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

CO.. PgIYAIG MEDICAL AID.--The memoers Of
ne new YORK college g Medicine and Pharmacy, in
received in their ecrts to suppress quackery"
beg eaveto state that attention continues
be directed 10 all diseases Of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
ptais OF Europe IN the treatment Of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid I'D
vaniages not 70 be met with In any institution
country, either public private. The eatment Of the
;olege such as to insure In very case and IL
otally different om that uernclous practice OF running
The constitution with mercury AM in most cases leaving
disease much worsethon the original. Que 1.-THE
Of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals OF Europe attends daily Tor consritH
ion from AM to PM.
Tsrrs--Advics and medicine, 80 A cure guaranteed
isronrArr TO cocxrRy IryALIDs.--Perscns living In
he country and not finding IL convenient to attend per
sonaiy, can have forwarded to them chest containing
u, medicines regulate 10 perform aperec oy stating
her explicitly, together with all symptoms time Of
nd enclosing IS, post paid, addressedto
W. b. RICHARDSON, M o., Agent.
0ccs prd Conrusing roer1s q. the College, % Nassau
street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

CO. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Ths
Tonic Mixture prepared By the College of Medicine and
fLormacy Of the city of New York, rs confidently re
commended for ell cases ofdebiy produced by secret In
tugence excess Of any kind II s invaluable reno
~ Tor Impotence stcriity OF barrenness unless depend
ing on mslforrnation.)
single bottles 81 each OF hall dozen 35; coro
iully packed uni sent to all PARTS Of the Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy &c.
Nassau street w. q. RICHARDSON. III. D, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20
",
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90 WE ASK NO BETTER EVIDENCE OF The
efficacy Of any article than its continual use 6y those
that have tried it, Such is the with Demands
Darrh9a Medicine; the thousands that have used this
medicine declare they feel satisfied without having
niantum in children and summer Complaints II succeeds
beyond admiration At 81 Nassau street, 1t be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

lr3-,AGATN THE WARNING VOICE Is SOUNDED
in the last bill Of mortality at the children taken Oft
by cholera infantum and summer complaints what an
neglected BERNARD'S DIARRHOcA MEDICINE
In every case where this medicine has been administered
health has been restoed We cnud publish thousands Of
certificates this fact all OF which can be by calling
at the proprietors office 81 Nassau street. New York
N3- MISTAKES ARE OFTEN FATAL"-Many
suppose slight cough to be riae. and neglect it. Il
passes into CONSUMPTION and death follows. sherman's
Cough Lozenges would have speedily remeded the evil
Worms kill thousands and the cause is not suspected
DR.. Sherman's Worm Lozenges are speclnc; Tr1ne
brat ed worm destroyer DR. Shermans warehouses; i06
Nassau street Agents-ll0 b oadw 10 Aston Honse
street, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and State st.
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

The general Impression LETT, alter calm and
philosophic survey of this intelligence, is, that the
great movementof the race in the old world is
pidly advancing -trade-commcrce-
the arts-the cause Of the many-are all progress
sing In all quarters Of the old world, as in the
new, Anglo-Ssxon energy and Anglo-Saxon liberty
are widening their dominion; and heard, clear and
distinct, amid all the tumult Of the troubled waters,
may be recognized the prophetic announcement
that day of greater light and liberty is yet to
dawn upon the destinies of mankind.
CuRrous-A few days ago Hickory Pole was
erected at Fort Lee, on which occasion there was
a strong muster Of the democratic forces. Hardly
had they scattered, when proud and stately Eagle
perched upon its top, and since returns at IN
tervals from his high mountain eyre TO his lofty po-
sition, to have a smell of pure democratic air.
The far sighted amongst the Young Hickories set
this down as favorable omen.
DR.. HoLLIcK's LEcruREs-This learned GENTLE
man this evening contrasts the ancient and modern
theories of those important subjects, OF which he
stands the unrivalled professor.
ELYsrAN FIELDS, HoBoKEN.-The Ellslcr Brothers
have been engaged by Mr.. McCarty, Of the Elysian
Fields, and commence a months performances on
tomorrow evening-three times a week-as ex-
pressed in the advertisement
KENpALr's LIFE OF GEN. JAcxsoN--Harper Broth.
ers, New York This work, which has proved 80
acceptable, especially to the admirers of the subject
of it, has reached its fifth number. The exc
cution Of the work isadmivable and its style Is very
animated and eloquent. The illustrations are nu-
merous, and the general appeara Of the work is
highly attractive. II Is issued in numbers at 70
cents each.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
Postage Reform.

werejoce to learn that the light SO long shining
freely into the minds of the whole People with
regard 10 this great Reform has at length pene-
trated the darkest inner reccsses of the Post
Office Department. We have authority in which
We confde for stating that Postmaster General
Wicklife will next week recommend to Congress
reduction of the Rates of Postage to Jfoe cents
for all distances $fnder FIVE hundred miles and ten
cents for all greater distances. There can be no
doubt that Congress will readily concur, though
the 2ost.Offce Committee of the House will
interposo every obstacle in its power.
This ia c great step toward the right. There
ought TO be still lower rate for short distances,
but let Us take tais and then ask for more. OF
course the Frank;ng Privilege goes overheard, if
there is any idea of making the Department sus-
tain itself
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
Court OF Common Pleas.

A1a,n Iayheg W.. Gscrge II. SOu!e. q; al II.
,, toyer TO recover the value o! enzire and %
n,oocy levied ioon ard .olt ude execution the sun =
sfr,nr,s but n which Mr. lArbey claimed 10 hold rr
f6rycl Inc mortgage and filed II within year. as re1IldS =
.r,r hut on,e append u The renewal also renn,,s2
statement showing hrs interest IN The nosage prooe,
and ronsuit wns asked Tor on that accountable non
was allowed by the Court.
Charles Poppleron va. Anthony 3. Fourtain-A,.
ton 10 recover ssS retained By Mr. Fountain compensate
for services and expenses, IN a!restnc George G. Poppsts
>; ycr on his ARRIVAL from Liverpool. The plaintiff; rcsl
IN Manchester England. and w'ote Ia Nm WATSON, Esq
counsellor nj law that his son, George C. Ind nbsconded is
Manchester taking with hm large amount Of property an
wished that he sbonld be arrested on M arrival Mr. Wats
iS,red y and carried Il 10 the Siei oihce. stating la,
below and ,eorrs u arrested and that ibc:al su
would be CIV zen Tor officers the event success
Mr. Fountain n special Deputy m the Shen office, and
,ynS dcpute by The Sheriff 10 the wnt lie repaired
Staten Island aud after wstchus for tme succes
iul IN arstDg Poppeon his arrival. who the p'
perry m his poeion Among the rest 100 soyeregns
which he surrendered to NJ Fountain, VINO refused atet
ward 10 pay them oyetto Mr. Watson on behalf OF the father
uHeS he were allowed out OF II s0 for his services, and s
for expenses Mr. ". refused 10 allow much, but was VII
ng he should retain s5 and ms expenses. TINS Mr. Fountain
nnd ; h expenses and paid TO Mr. atson the balance
The present acton troNer - compel AI r. tn ply Owe
the whole of the money retained by him. II brought un
der m decision OF the Court OF fr!ors That al o'ccf cafp
r.tnul or sue for compalsa,ou for extra services.
TIE Court charged, that If the believe ME Watson 4
have been the nuthozct OF pnIn and such agreed
such agreement then fall hacS upon the law as has
been decided and allow Mr. Fountain nothing oeyond his
nenses which were sS The counsel for plaintiff. howeye
SAYS he still wiling that the Jury. # sees nt should aux
hm $50 or eNtrn compcnsat n, beside his eNpenscs. T,
rests with yourselves, ard point with which the Corf
hi ~ yor of pnniiff for sii0. beng TIE whole smo1a
with interest retained, except the stS expenses.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
Things IN. p ntladeIphia-
Correspondence of the New-York Tribune
PsrLAnILpH,A, November -S-T.

PET.ApELFuyk. NoVei,UsI
RoIu ATTEMPT To RoB -Ah9iIi O'Clock isS'
evening tao men named John Jmber-er and James " tsh,
,y4Ta arrested 10 the Df robb;ns the fancy al s.
good, al Alr. Wood cofret o' syn ana iaca &c
wrsnneI no 6y The villains. Feny TO ca't them oii
belongs IN New Orleans, ard uubergefs your ~ ,
some character this city. They were Ia Is ce'''e ~
the Mayor this morning. haId
HoRKiBLE-Coroner Brelsiord TINS morning Delu
mn nnue upon the boie, Of Mitchell Fnsan aged 80 years,
and Matilda his WIFE uged 5. who were burned 70 deat '
night consequence. is supposed. o .gi1 go @ ssn.t
ed shocking pec;ace tbs and wee sicsengb II
look upon. The wTeche creatures Ieside, in np s an
Isbmar but his wife Is said haze respectable connections
IN Richmond. Va. The interior OF the house tooS "'e' a
Rngos.@i'hrrc Is rumor that n distinguished
mcrcnnt Front street has lett the city 'udie'!' ~
LsCo-FoCo CELEBRATioNs.-The Loco-f"cos
cttinr I'D uimeroi. dinners sc lin honor Of iacr victory
in tie eev aon of Polk the Presidency They are 10 coe
u" DESTRUCTIVE ST; &c FIKE.-About oclockthis morn
mo l,rrr wooden factory near the Falls OF Scuyki was
entirely destroyed by fire with all It's coneHs LOS "eu
CnIRr OF SYssIoys.-In this Court. 'his morning,
large number of case were disposed Of Inc persons con-
victed OF larceny al ehcnced forthwith oy Judge
r"jSTs "jDSTIsscHAsGEp.-Bill Cherry, arrested on suspi.
con of having been concerned the robbery Of the Runner
ofhe Bank OF the Northern Liberties, has been dlschaf
the proc: no; being sufficient 10 hold him.
observation-disclosures the last Is hours, Mayor
Mccall a. disposed of about thirty OF drunkenness
DEArHs-During the VT elk ending n Saturday,
% deaths occurred the city and districts ct the unmber.
ls were from conSmpon from scarlet fever. and 10 Were
storn Nine from the AnshouSe, nnd then peo
pie OF color. -
STocKs-ThiS has beer an active dav in our
S,ocs market The sales large but prices la declined
State 5s opened al ts. improvement Of from Saturday
hut Mt the Second Board they closed heavy decline oil
IL from The opening. Texas Treasury Notes up r.
Wilmington Railroad declined "a Tennessee BcndSl; Girad
frst Bocra-s3 100 Stale IS 6ss: s4NOdorw6; $50
old an 81 sh Schuyik Navigation 2ts 20 do 2iI: 80
Wilmington Rrd 211l $40 County 5 1850, old, 93b - shrs
Camden and Amboy Rid lie: 81 G Tennessee Bonds 81 %
slrs Northern ank OF Kentucky co.,: 10 Union Baak OF
Tennessee i Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank % 10
L :, Bank 6Li /: so Girnrd Bank l0i4
Second gedrd-s3o Iehgh Is, ls45 $5 81 100 Lehsh N.
IL S0 t,rard Bark various warS lOI 20 Comne Bank.
Natchez, ls: 81 eco State Is, GSI s5O0l do. ds 6S
5000 do. W. GSA; $1,000 do, IS: PI,lnd Bk.
l07 n do. l01l,.
SHIP Ngws-iI M.-Cleared this afternoon
Bark Navarro Cole. Pernambuco. Steamer Baltimore,
Green. Baltimore.
4rrfred.-Sch, Ornna, Blanchard. iiom Fall River
No vessels III the nver bound Up.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
A Word from Mr.. Clay.

We have declined since The Election to pub
lisa any thing calculated to bring Mr.. Clay
ncedIessiy heiore the public-hsrdly more from
respect to has feelings than to our own. Wehave
nevcrrsgarded bal with contempt toe silly gossip
OF those who talked Of 'pityng Mr. Clay He
stands above any mans pity. We pity the de-
c,,ved thousands who have cast their votes
against him nnder the influence OF ISLANDERS as
foul as eyer commended the hemlock TO Socrates
or drove Aristides into exile, But we feel that
7.fr Clay thas now q right TO exemption from
pubic gossip. We have private letter, however,
from an eminent friend in Kentucky, stating some
facts which Mr.. Clay's friends will hear with
profound interest, and we therefore extract few
passages:
= LExIsoToS, ky. Nov. 1s, 1874.
/" Last evening / visited Mr.. Clay at
Ashland and passed some hours with him, talk
ing over the events of the last few months, and
the prospects ahead. found him alone-calm
and self poised lie seemed TO Jorge. himself,
ard TO be anxious alone for the Country-and his
friends, whose fidelity and devotion, he observed,
be shouid neyer cease TO cherish as above al!
ea,lhly price. The various combinations against
hin,--tAe infamous frauds IN presenting the Ia
riff Question to Pennsy ivaala, &c.-the atroei-
Gus ca!umnies ON his private character-were all
alluded to, and stated some facts coming under
my own observation giving yet darker shade
10 tho picture of the maljgnlty with which our
great Statesman has been hunted down.
"lMr. Clay ,5ill neUer again return to public
life. His career as Statesman is ended. The
measure OF his fame is complete. His life viii
one day DO written by an impartial pen, and
while the calunan;es by which he has been de-
fsated in mis- las. appeal for justice from his
co,emporaries viii sink into oblivion, every page
of our Country'. recent history will be illumina-
ted BY his great$ t$deeds and glowing patriotism"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

canvsssed, we might have carried the State
But cur hest men could not speak from school
distnctto school district in The remoer Counties
as they could IN those near their homes. As i,
was, Messrs. GRANGER, COLLIER, II. II. SIB-
LEI, FII1cioRE eil nominated,) Bo1ig, D.w-
son. WHEATON, &e. wera speaking and travelling
20 fulhl appointments near'y all the fimc.-
Mcssrs. SEWARD, D. SELDEs, J. L WHITE, j.
Blunt, D. GRAHAM, D. MARVIN, J. nuLLETT, s.
C. HAwLEY, &c. though mo- e hsmpered BY pro-
itssicnal enga agemen'F, probably spoke an average
Of forty times each during the canvass. Others,
as N. B. Blunt, J. N. REYsoLDs &c. wereless
frequently on the stump only because engaged in
arduous correspondence and Other Committee du-
ties at home. Not a few of cur hsst speakers are
still laboring under illness oecasioned by c1ees-
sve effort during the campaign.
Our losses were greatest in the North and e1-
IRENE West, mainly b,cau'e Birneyism there
sapped our ranks most fatally, and N.tvism
frightened off tue ADOPTED Ci,izens who there
abound, and of whom W. Io-msrl7 had part
bat now los. nelrly all. No possible exe'tions
could hava produced resal;s as favorable in clin-
ton, 81. Lawrence, Jefferson, Oswego and Lewis
as were realized in most of the River Coun'iss
Enough of this. When it is considered that
we have had to stand drain by Brneyism Of
Ten Thousand from our ranks since 194O, and
that we lost at least Fivs Thousand more by
Natiyism, and that our net vote is sull Seven
Thousand Five Hundred better than In that
year, we claim that New York has not been lost
through the unfaithfulness Of her Whlss. Had
every other State done as well, compared with
the vote of 1910, Henry Clay, in spite of every
fraud. would have been chosen President.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
ETHE "RNrrrE OF BuNKER Hill" AZ TIE CnLIsrrM

ETHE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL AT THE CoLsErM-
THIS exhibition the mos, paisewOrthy and interesting any
witnessed 1t represents to the life " the ihl.
linz and soulsrrng that occurred IN American
history Il the Bat;e of Bunker Hi which. more than
any other hnhc the pride Of the British nation and strange
appear. there no; incident connected with that
glorious Battle but what faithfully portrayed this gni.
Borama. You fret American Troops headed BY
the brave Prescott making their way from CbaeSown l.,
Bunker II Ill BY moonlight fory You see the alarm nnS
confusion among the British Troops when the next ionig
they discovered those totca tons ;you the Courier oi
Cen Gage dang iuousy through the of Boston To
Council of War-the resrl, becomes
fest t;-cennon posted Cops Hill. ind commence
tremendous FIRE the lver. with the view of dodyIpy
the Amercnns, but in vain, Then the British Camp send.
forth some 600 OF It's Troops consisting of Regulars Cavny
and Arts who are seen 10 march down 10 the old VIM
nismnit feny-thefe embark under the command Of General
Howe. and over to Bunker Hill You them move %
the hill sod body To the attack of the Americans when
most deadly fire from the brave Yankee dyes them Violently
down agan-Agan and again they muster and thrice
pulsed with Tremendous lnsln the mean Tine you two
British sailing up and down the rve and throw
ng their bombs and rcd bot shot The adacent town of
Chaeosn when. soon, alas! ,he aarmbels are heard 10
Hg-the flames bust forth and the entire town becomes
terrific OF conflgation But Will STOP Words
cannot adequately describe it, The reader must 20 end see
for nse If he vii have adequate idea of this uapeIal
deYh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

In favor of course of tagging through tic soalhsEy side.
walk of =! street from IN 70 s aiis,nry IN
Resignation OF @ sepheh eAiH"'" W
Flnsnec sy Ispector relative 10 nc ~ lots 81,
~ Ryninrdsie Rsad. and 9ist and sd streets 10 Com
nes on 70, filing IL low ground, between m and
GO, ,,rre, and SIN avenue Concurret m
I'm ~ n appointing Nose. Edwa wood inspector
'0afsiif s.G so1on.a George Roberts Inspector OF ui"Sef
eons,ft I. nor Of II extending ever IN stree from ih avenue I"
paIinsjTe road II COMMITTEE on load and ,ni,na.
0-iinance for well and pump IN 2 - near aih 'Se1
'G;eu,r -. % Communication OF the T. s da,sha oI hfe'
p"o apa:tnen Committee on Pabs sfSI & a,Scp MTS r.
% - OF roth Boards. with power Inc TorUs "' P
stricken out; and umended-ConcuL;ed III 10 pe,,l,t
In favor OF improvement ~ sewer nhd e"i''''' III
between a., ~ a. rnlps and repairing Mort from G'een.
,,irb IN Washington. .sts.To CGmmittee on STREETS.
In favor peti;onng the legislature Tor ne ps>saSeo o A
Inv neainst betiar at electicns-Concurred m ,
In favor petonnc To the legislature lot an ne ~ t.
The or relative 10 laying duty S'rnn: GroT Sc ~ IL.
e - at.s L: this city by requiring les, than 50 iot T.
ceIse making il mden'eaof 70 sell hl'o' Oh H O"i'
S,Sin additional appropriations for the year is Con-
M ,or l of the ordnance reotivc the House Of
Deteni,nn coner 81 street and the BoTey. hs Sh5tns t
"i m r Of srzscndin the orlinance relative To the en-.
bounding oi aad NEAT caiiiS inIs NJ lEe' iJ 80
May The words neat cattle stricken ou and Us "'S''e
n william sey%oa, from the 0eS Of
ia favor appointing c. j. Fountain TO tic same Si''''
.IneareS IN rTor M of removing Duy Demat the Office Of
A,..y:t Captain of the It pie' Watch SomsmI M
f, c Observance of the Eth December As day Of genefa
a., CO nS aDponts,i by the CovcrnSr. Concute ~
Rtsaafigns-By Nlr. johnson-That specln committee
m snnoned 10 INQUIRE whether the Clerk OF tie Assistant
M , Co,t Tor Tie 9Th District performs his duty according
10 Iaw &c. Adopted md MesSn. Joaison, Fucker ana
Bv Nj Tucker-ln favor OF tagging such part of the ,dc
walk on the west side OF h street; near 6t avenue rs m not
nv the Prcsiden-In lvo. closing the CORPORATION Vars,
di,rharnc the workmcn, aud directing the Comptroller 10
sell the premises nnwnas the Corporation eurt al pnohc
auction and also all the mstea therein not required ios 6e
use of the Ci,y-1o Committee ouPubbc uinces nn ke-
The Committee WHOM erred the subject OF Rail-
ruad in Broadway. discharged.
The President offered resolutions OF cense against Als'
ant Alderman Charloc Tor irspect IN the other members,
&c Mr. c. dscaiSd any intention oil such. and the esou-
tons were laid upon the table. ;,
Some other little business was done, and the boar az!