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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Jan. g, 1914
AZ market $50 beef catta, ls0Osccp Beef extra % to 80
LIST quality IS 81 ID quality, 80 to IS 3iquaty SO to
30. Sheep, % to S2-wcthors ) 80 10 50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
JENUTIUN LOOMIs, NATATE.

THE sub orders having been appointed by the Honora.
4 BILE Probate Court for the District OF Washington com.
missoncrs to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons acans the estate of Jeduhun
LOOMS, late of Monpeier, in said district, dcceased ,
represented nsoven and the term Of six months from the
2Si day Of December is43 allowed by said Court tho
creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their 10
pectve claims before us-Du give notice, that viii
tend to the duies of our appointment at the Dwelling
house of Sophia b. Looms Montp cler in said dstfict
The third Tuesdsys OF February und June next,
O'Clock afternoon each of said days.
GEO. WORPHiNG TON, }c,.--.-
JOHN 81 ALDl Nc, '"'''''o"V'
Montpelier, Jan ION. 1874. AZ
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GOSHEN LAND TAX.


(WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont
w in the year 1874 assessed tax of -four cents per
all lands [pub c lands excepted IN the twn Of
Goshen in the county Of Addison in sad State, for the
Of making and repairing roads ard building bridges,
and act in amendment thereof passed in November,
s42-These warn the proprleors and landowners
Of The town Of Goshen who have not paid their proportion
o such IA IN lab Otherwise to the committee appoint
I'd to supenneHd the expenditure Of the same, TO the
subscriber that much Of their lands Il be sold Ut pub.
lie vondue at the dwelling house of WIN. rsq Jr. IN
The Town OF Goshen in the county Of Addison The 18th
day OF March d 1874 Al ten o'clock forenoon as will be
requisite 10 discharge their respective with
WIN. CARLISLE, Jr Collector,
RuFFALo ROBES sold cheap at J. b. LANG
ID DONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12


hoollilonlsis rs clearly understand, aud as sa-
crediy regah tue constitutional powers OF Con-
gress, as do their teachersi and they Know, ond
have again and again asserted, that Congress has
no more rtghyuf authority TO sal an judgment upon
Southern Slavery than II has to teg,siate for The ab-
ot'lton q stdre'y IN The FTench Colonies.
VIM IL, GARRISON.
The above assertion we believe 10 be lrnc TO
the very letter. In the first place, an aboiti,nsI
is any who is opposed to slavery, and in favor
of its abolition. No well informed American,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
RANK OF NONTpEi

BANK OF MONTPELIER
At the annual meeting Of stockholders Tuesday the follow
persons elected Directors for ls1i Thomas Reed
t. =. Jowott, J. II L1ngion, r. Il. Keith, Zonns Wood.
Thomas Reed, President Geo IIowes, Cashier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
UNION HOUSE.

MRS. STAFFORD has assumed the superintendent O.
Lfl this connexions Esiablishnen which she intends
manage iudciousy concate the patronage
satisfy the reasonable expectations Of ALL whom either
choice or necessity shall throw'in her way
Nunpcler, Dec. l. 1913. 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

BOSTON MARKET, Jan o.
Woot-For H descriptions there continues q good demand
and prices arc fully suadinol.-y4ias
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
DEG. 2eT.E.I.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DECEMBER 2sTH, 1s43.
TNTOSE tina, wish to have their WOOL CARDED
L and CLOTH DRESSED can be accommodated al
Haylts's Factory; also can have serYicoabie Cas-
simercs blue black, brown, gray and dark mixed in
change for wool. Also those having Wool Cordng and
Cloth Blessing accounts, requested to call and settle
by payment note before the 5h day Of February, 1874
II. n. BAYTJES,
10 4. w WILDER, Agent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
WA NTED,
NNE TON DRIED APPLE immediately.
~ ELLIS, WILDER and co.
Montpelier, January TO- 1914
j I, NJ 10. 1874.

TUST Reccr"l, 10 chcs,s Y. II TEA, g nod nj Soc /;
y 1000 lbs East Boston Crushd Sugar. 1000 ST Croix
Brown Sugar. cask fresh Camphene Oil Solar and fine
Weste Salt; Turks saIid do; Liverpool bag do Yves.
tern 20 Id Bag do and for sale the lowest prices by
AUGUSTUS HAVEN,
43 doois South Head State street
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q
Il dozen Eur Caps about half The former price at the
Cash slere LYMAN aud KING,
STATE or VERMONT, AT Probate Court holden
Randolph District IS. at Probate Office, in Che-
sea within md for said District on the l9h day of De-
cember is4S-Prescn the Hon. L. u Villas Judge.
INSTRUMENT pufpoTng he the last will and iesa-
IA Of Natha. Cogsw oil, late Of Wllamstown, in
said district decoaseu beng presented to the Court here
by Calvin Answoith the executor therein named. for
probate; IT Is ORDERED by said Court that all per.
concerned thorein BIO notified appeal at session
ofsAid Court be holden at The OF A Gale, in VIII
ham town, The second "Wednesday of February A ID
lslii and shew cause ANY they may have, against the
probate of sad will fur which purpose is further Order
cd mat copy Of the record Of this ORDER be published
thee weeks successfully, tho Vermont Waterman and
Stale Journal, paper printed at Montpelier,
may be. true copy of record.
42 Attest, p. PERRIN Register.
STATE or VERMONT, | In probae Cour. holden at
Randolph District, IS. { Randolph within aud for
said district the LIST Tuesday Of January, a. D. 1874
/lBA BASS and George p Parish administrator on the
II estate of Nathan ID, Parish late OF BraniTee, in said
deceased, present their administration account for
WhereupOn it Is ordered that tbs same
be referred 10 The FIRST Tuesday Of February next at
the Register office in SAID andoph for examination and
allowance, and That ali concerned be notified htreorby the
publication iihis order il tho Vermont Waterman and
journal printed Montpelier, three weeks successfully, as
may be- that they may appear, NJ said time aud
place, ilhey srs cause, aud OBJECT thereto.
by order Of Court,
AZ p PBRRlN, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
FURS & BUFFALO ROBES.

A Bales and IL selected Norm West Buffalo Robes, also
Il dozen Eur Caps about half the former price the
Cash store LYMAN aud KING.
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AGAIN, DEC, IS, Is43,

HILLS, WILDER and co. have received per express
II another LOT Of Lunetas AlSpacas aud Delains
Also pieces sup, INDIANA Cloths which will be sold
low those had bc0re. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

WASHBURN &, HEALD,
ATTORNEYS 81 COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
LUDLOW, VERMONT
RI. wAsnpuRS'
y. fEALo, 3mw
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
Solitude.

Although N is social hp -. an 10.
Ilghi' N the sucls'v ct r.. bIoa.. Ia
there are times in hIs NE, u re d"i',,S
cl' swepte, tnours of eujor,, rom
lonely hour, of sp,i'ulr. rsru lie ~
from the busy hum of men, i the wur'
contention, where no eye l,Ids him bu
eye ni Omnsrience. whose character
aurhntes, he conlempla'es with pleasuf,.
and for whose past falherIy pr 'e",lon ~
t'llug Kindness, his heart di5.-s urh qrg
'Hde, aud in hi: simple yel f"r.rr' orisnr
he hunby so'i"is their cyn,u.sace from
the hnnnlltul of all ooJ,
In solitude, too, we darivo pleasure from
a retrospect of The past. Tie peaceful
moments Of retirement are hallowed bv a
.h0usaod ple easing reculeriluns of the hv
zone scenes and enjoy men,s Of otter davs.
NhirN throng the mlnd IN rapid surccSs on
and pass away like the gnmrpr,ugs of a
sHd !" dFS9h u iEt E9 %T:
.u) evergreens that ertwluc themselves
round every object before us. -- While thus
.pe'l bound nv the soft music and silent
.uguago which vbratr upon every chord Of
-,ur h"arrs, we almost fancy ourselves dis
'ur nertrd from earth. and Cnnvcfsing with
lre loved spirls of the past, with him We
were once familiar but who have been led
way hy the lev hand Of the fell DESTROYER
- the region of silence and decav; or are
'eparaIed from us by the intervention of
towering hills and winding sIeams, ard
with whom we can commune only ~ ~.
.ecret chamber Of imagination, or N the
d-hgh'iuI "reminiscences of departed iIour-.
made sacred by thousan! endearIng rel,
! ions.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
A HARD MASTER.

Thomas Litchfeld. hired servant, com.
oiained against his master. Mr.. Chambers,
# WeIIingsborough for the non-pay.
men, Of wages due him up to the time he
left.
lie Sc, me such funny jobs, said Lilch.
field; such as standing on gstepost to
whitewash ,he moon with pot of hlacking;
al another to fetch load of clouds 10 iuer
the horses. He ,eli'd me the other SUNDAY
when wanted my dinner, to cut a Bath
brick into mutton chops, cnd fry them in
four wheel wagon at Vishuvlous. Il ain't
likely can do them there conjuration
tricks
The complaint was dismissed and Litch
field was ordered to return to his wcrk.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
POETRY
The Dead.

w wy "".'e
"' "'o"''''' S'0e' we P'''"''"e "oou'
-, ''''"'''
nv ''' "'"' '"'"' ''''e "'' '"e 'd'''
",'"'' ''' P'P'''"' s'ee''
>" e'''"'y "o'''s' '" P"'eS "e"'
J" pressure '''"es ""e'e po"p anu luxury
".''''
we" pow themselves 10 u'e'
The old man at his door;
The unweaned child murmur'ng It's world
less song;
The oond"an and The iree' The rch' the
poor'
'An' all 10 dea'h oeiong'
The sunlight gilds the walls
Ofkingly sepulchres enwrought with
brass;
And The long shadow OF rhe cypress falls
Alhwars The common grass.
The living Of gone times
BuiIded their glorious cities by the sea.
And awful in their greatness sat sublime,
As if no change could be.
The poets heart, the sage's soul was
there:
And loving women with their children
Young,
The faithful and he (air:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
Number Biol
CHOOSING THE LEAST EVIL. h.


Tne following story is told by French
'aprr; A certain widow lady placed her
NJ at nurse IN one Of the ioundling hospi.
tails Of Germany; and, intending to leave
1t there unill 1t shoul be old enough %
hegin receiving an education, paid IN
'upend: for four years, About the sane
IT ne gentleman placed his child IN the
same institution, aud it was consigned 10 tn
same nurse. The gentleman lhen made
voyage To South America, wNere he bad
some business ofimporlance th sded his
attention. AT the end Of the four years III
iady returned 10 take away her chiId and
by somewhat singular coincidence. lbe
gentlemen arrived the same lime, with
he same object. Bat in the iu.eicm one
Il the children had died and the nurse could
'1t declare positively Whether il was rhat
i the widow or the other. The widow
''tlned The survivor as her Ovr, the Ccn.
eman insisted AZ strongly that ms was the
wig child. The dispute w4xed warm,
and resort to the legal tribunals vas threat
ened on either s de, when a clergy man
n'erPosed aud with such effect TIA, q e 5.
pnlanIs soon agreed 10 cnn.rIiI4te eur
claims to the surviving rhlld ly m?rr lp.
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PAYABLE Al SIG HIT.

Bob have you seen Mr.. Brown late
Iy I"
mo Jim havn't-why"
.Why, have a note Of his and being
short OF funds should like 10 find him.
The note is good is il notl'
%! yes; good as gold, suppose, but
there's a difficulty nevertheless 1t reads
'a sight promise to pay &c. Now
dom. say anything against the no'e' bu
blow me il have had sight at him since
he gave i, to me, and probably won't have
Bgain as long as live
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GOT ME- OAR.
hours.

Look heah, Jake, how you get dat
hole in de sleebe of your new coa'
'Hoe-whar! whar! loesent see no
hole in de sleebe.'
You doesen'I sees it prapS, but you's
got one-big one ,oo-big enough 10 Pu'
your arm froo.'
,Ysh-yah-ah! must fess you gol
me dar, niggah.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH, MA1N-sT
TERMS:


The COL UNBI.A DEMOCRAT wiH b,
published euery Saturday morning, a
TWO DOLLARSp per annum poyaJi,
half yearly in ddUance, or IUo Dollar,
Fifty Cents,0notpaid mithin the gear
No subscription wiH be taken for shorie,
period than sac months; nor any discon.
hnuance permited,untii all arrearages
are discharged.
3DVERTYSEINENS not erceeding a
square ,ciW be conspicuously inserted al
One DoHar. for the first three insertions,
and TVenfy:fue cents for euery subSe.
quent Insertion. E5"a liberal discount
made 10 those who nfucrtise by the gears
LETTERS addressed on business ,,nuSj
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
EXECUTION IN MOROCCO.

| Another instance Of capital punishmen
was attended with the following singula,
circumstances. A Moor Of the village o.
Sharf had shot with pistol in the marke
at Tangier .villager, whom he
suspected Of being too intimate with hi1
wife. The brother of the murdered man
set out Immediately for Meknas, where the
sultan was then residing, and claimed the
life of the murderer. The sultan heard the
case; acknowledged the justice of the
demand; and summoning the plaintiff into
his presence, delivered The following curl.
Gus decision:
I'VE gran, you our permission 10 taxi
the life of the murderer of your brother.
with the same insrumen, of deatb with
which he was assassinated, and on tn,
same spot al the same hour OF The day.
But, added The Sultan, why seekest thou
also to be a manslayer Accept the price
Of blood, which is lawful unto true believ
ers, and we willy guarantee you its paymen
from our Sehree6an hands, aud two hun.
dred milzakel shall be the sum-
TO this the plaintiff replied, Can 'hai
sum purchase me hrotherF
Go thy way said the sultan; I'VE have
heard and understood letter will be giver
you by the ViZier, in which Ou. mandate
.hal be written
Furnished with the sentence Of death, +,
he man returned to Tangier and presented
it the Governor. On the same day Of the
week, and a, the same hour, the murderer
was brought out Of prison, and seated or
the very spot where he had taken IN,
fellow villagers life, while crowds of peo
pie attended to witness his death.
The pistol was now given TO the broihe'
Of the mud red man; when, having loaded
it, he went up to the criminal, waked|
slowly in circle round him, andI Issld,i j
The presence of God and man, call upon
you to answer me truly; dds, thou slay
ny brother.
TO this the criminal replied, i did
One of the multitude now steppiue
toward, addressed The brother Of The mur
Tered man:
Accept the price of blood said he, 'and
promise you one hundaeJ ducals in add.
ion, which those here asse embed will glad
y give
Worthless words said the vilager; and
again he walked round his victim, Agai
he asked him the same question, and again
the same reply was given.
A second offer vas now made. Of two
hundred duca,s; and again the vllager
walking round the crlmnaI, repeated his
question, adding. Say what thou believesl.
am about to take thy life
That God is God, and Mshoned is
he prophet of God" responded the Grim.
nal.
Hardly were these words out of his
mouth. when the pistol was discharged. IL
had been placed at The small of his back,
being the same spot where he had shot
The man for whom he was now about to
die; but the wrelclied criminal, though
wounded, did not expire for some
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
ABSENCE OF MINDS.

A man who was remarkably fond of
MS dog on going to his dinner one day
very politely handed his canine friend
o chair; and got under the table him,
self. Neither he nor any one else d..
covered the mistake TO rectify il.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

I'Uo Pointed nis.--Rev. Wm. Jay,
Of Bath, recently preached before the Lon
don Missionary Society sermon from the
single sentence 'Ebenszer,' on which he
preached nearly two hours to large and
attentive audience. The Rev. Mr.. Raffles,
of Liverpool, preached in another chapel
also from single sentence, 'ForWGrd'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
BORROWING A KISS.

The n. Y. Sunday Norcnrv says
We asked pretty girl; the o'nrr A.y,
TO give Us a kiss. but she coud', affld
i. She said however she wouli l-,J
- one, provided w' " ~ .'oro 10.
Il i oeel'ese 4 al.
owed the sr'ci.- d ...
.prpuplv.'
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NE OLDEST HpH |f rHg UNI.
ON.

Mr.. NaOreu, of y W. NJ
York, owos h0rse IN p, u.- ye
DID, he "rIve' Nn from Staten Islam, al.
most daily, ana he csn travel a mile 10 ie's
han four ninu!ea
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

Sore who officaied at the main ser
'ice, and who had been from The frs
truck by his appearance and singular
onducl, though he could never extrac,
rom him any particular Of his past his
orv. The stranger went by The name
i Jean Louis,and took tip his residence
IN large and nearly deserted mansion
in one of the most desols,e parts of the
own; but no one was ever permitted TO
-n'er his domicle, Cor which he very
'egularly paid small rent, which was
never IN srresr. He WIS not oblrusive
IN his habits Of meudicancy, but quietly
iwaled The charity of The worshppers
~ silent resignslion. Amongst persons
't the same class he was regarded with
teierence; and in case of any dispute
rising amongst them. was appealed 10
IS An umpire, by whose decision every
IN" was cnn'enied w abide. Amongst
other singularlIe, Of Jean Louis, was
hat of his never being known 10 enter
he church, though there was little doub'
# his being Catholic, and deeply i'm
pressed with religious feeling.
A length the Abhe ,Sorel, ,on entering
The church one morning, missed speu-
'loner from The usual place. The nexr
lay he was absent; and on the third
morning, Jean Logs not having made
MS appearance, the worthy priest, max.
ng himself acquainted with the resi-.
'ence "i the poor man, resolved 10 seek
i'm out, and ascertain the Cause uf hI.
continue absence. With some dii'
cuHy he discovered he drea V
'bode of the bcgglr; in one
corner oi \ turnous court, once The resi-
Ience of Breton noble, he found :
lark wlndlng s'alr case, which conduc
ed hlm TO a low arch"d door, where h,
Shocked for some 'ime withou' being
'hIe to g'ln sdni't'nce. At length
small grating was wlthdrawn; aud III,
person within having sscertarned who
the 1 TOR was, removed The bar whicl
impede the entrance, and III,
)uesl was admitted into small dart
-,
"'' e''"T"',V S""'' ,'s ''''' severe ~
~ ',' 'o,'''l "''T
~' ~ 'e'''"',' ','
hesitation, daring which he seemed q
W. VI '",'T =, ''"'''" :" '''''' ''q '''
','''' W 'o','N "'"' | o. Wv S""'' ''''
~ oN = 0Pr" ,r, &C 'o'' VI y" '""
c"'''or'. NC l''' '""' '"'o WING,
'"e P''e'' ia" o'' '""''','" was "''
, 'n" "''>s' awe '"o''' "I!" "'I"p'' '"'
WI" ''''y appear '''7 VI ''''''. ."' '''
''''r y ''e S'con"' j" ''' '"''"e d
"'%-"' !, "'> ,'''.'' ''" no. "',S WIZ
cohIor'' on' WIN c""S' 'ef"oIe luxury
'ng' me a'''c'eS were s@nefai'y o' n'
o"''r' oa'e' As ln'y entered ,h'
enamhr'' J7"" Louis seemed 'ahor'n'
nn'er g'e'' mental ag''','on as well a
)o'''y weak ness h'' however place.
! chair Tor ms gnes','nd then staggered
10 heap oil straw coveted win a coarse
rag, whlch was placed on one side the
room, and con''asled strangely with lh'
VARIOUS a''cIes OF co"'ofl WIN wh'cl
It was surrounded FOR lew moment
the p'Ie>' was silent IRAN surprise. tIII
Ieep groan from his companion rouser
Hlm, when advancing to The spot wher'
'he beggar had i'Ile" exhausted on hi'
ug, he took hIm by The hand and sac
in kindly accents, jean, my i'leod
you seem TO possess every means OF r.
lief for your bodily wants, bu' The mys'
terIous circumstances IN which find
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

Better is a small house 10 one out OF
debt, than palace 10 man with sherifs
for ylslieIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-26
HuucriOr Court.

MAY 95.-D,cuiors-Borst ct ala. vs. Speiman at sl-Mo
ton denied without costs
DebJ,a VS.. Grsvold Motion denied with dellsn
costa OF opposing.
De,cdfer vs.. HanderbiG-Motion for trial denied
with seven dollars costs Of opposing.
Young Va. McCdhiR, csrtisrayt-Ju1gment reversed.
Raymond w. The Mayor acknowledgment reversed
Rdrors VS. acknowledgement for the plaintiff dams
ges to be assessed on a writ oil inquiry
B,pdeHv vs. Cunning Motion for new trial denied
Giles, Erreptrix, W CornsH-Judgment for plaintiff
with liberty to defendant TO reply within ten days Alter
notice Of the rule. on payment oil costs
Buckeyes. Peck--MotIon for new thai denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-26
Common Council.

BOARD OF AlpERMkr.--The Board met Friday even
ing when the following appointments we're made--
Simon Alderman was appointed Inspector Of Lumber.
Huron Belts, Assistant Superintendent Of Stages.
Edward Townsend, Inspector Of Elections the o.h
District 4th Ward in the place Of Peter Van Rensaisss
removed from the Ward.
James r Demarest, Inspector of Elections In Ah Dbl
trict, 10th Ward.
James H. Rogers Inspector of Elections in lst District,
18th Ward.
Henry B.wanmaker appointed Deck Master Of Tho
Eighth, Ninth and Sixteenth Wards at salary OF $50
per annum.
The Board Of Assistants then entered Into Joint Mss4.
ing when the following appointments were made,
Jacob A. hoome, Assistant Captain Of Sth District
Watch.
William Star, Assistant Captain 81 District atsA
Jacob D. Young Captain oth District Watch.
Edward Owen Assistant Sire ct Commissioner
John CWandal, LIST Clerk In the street ComnissonsyH
Office
}. b. stansbury, ID Clerk in DO
Edward Green, Clerk the Superintendent Of Puklp
Buildings
James Burns Clerk TO the Superintendent Of s,reetx
John Allicott, Superintendent Of Carts
Edwin +. Corey, Clerk in the Aims House, Bellevue
Elisha Packard Deputy Keeper OF the Penitsntiay
Blsckweils Island
Theodore =. tiirke Superintendent of Potters Field
John Z. Flender, Water PuIveyor.
Gideon Rice, Day Police Officer of the Firt Ward.
Rodney Cockrane and Henry II. Sitter. do Of the Sixth
Ward.
Matthew VANDERBILT, do. Of the Eleventh Ward.
Horace Macy, Dock Master OF the LIST Ward.
William NJ. Martin Street Inspector Of the 9th Ward
Francis Min, Keeper Of the Battery.
The name Of David w. Bogert who at the lssl
meeting appointed Keeper of Washington Square. WIS
| amended So as to read George w. Bogert.
d. s. Hunt was appointed Dock Master Of the Sd Ward.
John L: Cooper, Ah Ward
Alfred Doand. I'D Ward
Henry X. Honmirs, 9th Ward
VIM. Malcolm 7th Ward.
John NJ Milliken, 18th Ward
Reuben w Beebc Deputy Clerk to Catherine Market.
in the place OF Stephen Van Nostrand, removed.
The Common Council then douInsd to Thursday
evening next.