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Err IS THE PLACE, 18th street ans
III Canal.-Just received, and now landing car
go of bords, sawd laths, palings, post rails, iois,
scanting, sills, together with AN assortment Of :
f.1 white pine and cypress plank N 3Raa.i H la
@A Also dressed flooring, N. c. joiss and stepping
'' FOR RENT.--A brick house on T. lth street.
april 25--tf ~ " WARD &FIENMAyE .
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From much severe suffering of myself, and othefs
of my family, with decayed Teeth and sore Gulns,
and the many respectable testimonials highly in favor
OF, Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash, i was induced
to give il trial. after which my family used it, ana
| rejoiceto say that it did perform thorough and
effectual cure for all, and is the best article that
ever knew Of. would recommend its use to those
who may be suffering. JESSE MOORE.
W. Wheeler - s.tEfg.gu..
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AN IDEA. A gentleman more remarkable
for the excellence Of his appetite than for the
brilliancy of his intellect, one morning remark
ed at the breakfast table, as he rubbed his fore
head with yawn, There is rather a singular
sensation in my head to-day"
Perhaps, my dear," said his better hall,
"you've got an idea in it."
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY
lN Corrected up to date by the Postmaster o
the House Of Representatives For sale by ,s
june s-tf +. TAYLOR.
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Certificates Of Ladies and Gentlemen Of
a.s PhiLddeIDhia. .#5faer I.4g-

1t is with gratitude that ! send the following GER
tiicae, hoping that many who suffer will be led by
perusal of it, to obtain Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash, which article l used, and it has efiectually
cured tooth ache, soreness Of the gums, removed
scurf from my teeth, and fully believe has entirely
arrested all decay of them. i trust that all who
suffer, having either of the same species of COM
plant will as soon as possible use Wheeers Tea
berry Tooth Wash, that they may be relieved. "a.
fY z JULIANA CUTHRAL. \
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y A FINISHED SERMON. THAT'S what call
a real finished sermon" remarked a man as
he was coming out of church,. s 1i@a Hi
Eyes, finished at last, ''arepled his neigh
hor, "though thought it never would be-
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A PRoMlsIHe CHILD. "Pa, do the tailors
have committees in the Common Council2 aa
a 'No, my love" lye.sl s.d hst ga
"l'm sure they ought, for the butchers have
one.o il
"Not that am aware Of"
Is "O)yes, pa. II read it in the paper. II Is
+ called the Joint committee hasaah eat
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/ : : : ! Y
'a 81. Johns Cokhton, s. c., December, lsi5.
For sale by the only Agent for the District of
Columbia, 'h B. HOMANS.
Between 10th and u til streets, Washington.
oct eff
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Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash having removed
scurf and cured soreness Of The gums, which had
troubled me for two years, il is my belief that is
highly useful article and that it is advisable to
those who suaer with the teeth and gums to make
use of it. #H.ti ,Ea MARY SULLIVAN.
if5 Your Teabery Tooth Wash cured the tooth ache
and also soreness of the gums in my family, and
send you this certificate that those who suffer with
tooth ache or soreness Of the gums may know that
il is remedy for them, and a very pleasant Tooth
Wash. "Hsi1 FRA'S. PREVOST.
w. Wheeler. #at.1'e .'|.. @'',.
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Owing to having taken cold, but mostly in con Sc
quence ofthe acid Of paint used in coIoring prints
my teeth became very much injured, giving excr,r-
ciating pain at intervals for between two and three
years. Whceer's TeaberY Tooth Wash was used,
and has entirely cured them, which, in certifc te
form, send, that those who wish a perfect remedy
for painful teeth, and also desire a pleasant Tooth
Wash, may with confidence try Wheeer's Teaberry
Toolh Wash. MARY a. TAYLOR. Al
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County Court.


JOHN McKxoS, Esq. District Attorney.
APRIL 20-Case Of Justice Drinker.-The court con-
vened At o'clock Judge Ulshoeer In the chair There
werc present. Judges Iugraham and Daily the Record
er; Aldermen Charlick Stoneall DIVER HART Henry,
Compton. Van Tine, Messrole, Dodge, Jackson Briggs
Tsppan, Brady, and Seaman.
The Court was duly organized. when the CHAIRMAN
said :-0entismen this court has been convened agree
able resolution passed by the Board Of Supervisors
in relation to charges against Justice Drnker. which
you called upon to Investigate have been called
upon by an individual named Robinson. who has placed
in my hands some papers, which. think, should be
placed with the other papers IN the hands Of the Dis
trct Attorney This think 10 the usual course that
the District Attorney may put them In shape to have
them served.
Aid. HART moved a resolution directing that the
charges be referred to the District Attorney In order
that he may examine and report thereon.
Judge lsoRAHAM considered the most judicious course
would be, they wanted to havo the disposed oi
before the present Board out Of Office to auhorse
the District Attorney TO have the charges served also
should he to the conclusion bring them before
the Court, and moved an amendment to that effect.
Aldermen CHAHLIcK was of opinion that OF the
papers sent by Robinson, ought not be referred
had reference to another matter not connected with
Justice Drinxer
The question on tho resolution, amended, was
taken and carried.
The Board adjourned to meet tho Gath inst Friday
at s o'clock.
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I'm Chancery.

- before VICE ChanceII0r McCOun.
APnn 20-DEcIsIors-DIvoRcE CAsEs-M Mary .7nn
Oimsfesd, Lrrfs Oimsead Decree of divorce,
culo matrimonti. Granted.
Mario Broscer, John BrorerLke case and like rule
Penelope M. laurence, " .dusustine NJ Laurence.
Like case like rule.
John Leois. Mary Leuis Like case, like rule.
MAJ garet Lotssa Hunter, .4Jred Hunter Rule,
There be proof show that tho complainant has
lived cohabcd with husband, since March, lS44
The master appears to have forgotten that part OF his
duty.
Hsyrien A. CodDeu " Frederick a. CodUsH Divorce
a rnic,io mafrimonii Granted.
Margaref n. Shsrtcood, vs Richsvd W. Sherwood l.
case Ike rule. with costs that the complainant have
tho custody and charge of child Of the marriage
Keuey D,koy-Motion to order sale oi property,
sold BY master foreclosure Of mortgage Motion
denied.
Laurens ps Fielding Motion to rsnstate an injunction
Lies over for decision.
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ArRIL 2o-DEcrsroHs- -Mssss~sf Nc Cocoon ps. George
4. Green Motion for " trial; denied
Marinus w. Warne ads. Mrtn a. HoUeIl-Judgment
for plaintiff demurrer to I'd replication and for the
defendant demurrer 10 4th replcstisn with Liberty TO
both parties to amend payment Of costs, within ten
days alter notice of this rule.
4. Crousssu ads TAsodors B. Bisrehsvd ct si-Motion
for now trial; denied.
Louis Jsqmi rs Gilbert Hall sdrJudgment OF nonsuit
Charles H. Wsoissy ads Thomas Hushss-Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer TO I'd plea and on demurrer to 81
replication TO Sd plea and for defendant demurrer
the LIST and I'd plea to Sd replication with usual liberty
to both payment Of costs within ten days alter
notice Of this rule.
Marcus n DaV ads Daniel Wsssn--Moton to set aside
report Of referees; denied.
Tnomas Connor % John Cook-Liks case--like rule.
john Esmend Us Theodore d. Psimsr at sI-Motion in
this case denied.
William Jones (Shsri6) at al Danid W1aams -
This was an action Of ovcr brought by tho Sheriff and
party named John Watson against the landlord pre-
mses appeared that the Sherid levied under an exc
cuon, and the landlord, ia virtue OF dstrsss warrant
seized the property levied upon claim for his rent
The sheriff now sues TO recover, having previously
levied Tho defence sets the usual ght OF the land
lord to have his demands fully satisfied before that Of
any other creditor Verdict ths forenoon For plaintiff
Brown, Mathews and Blunt. For dsfsDdsnt, J. L.
Before Chief Justice Jones
Cha'ies Lsrofdgsp Us Wiiiiam f. W,imsrding This
case has already been tried, and brought up again
motion for a trial. II action recover for
damages sustained by planuf, Ia consequence the
oveIfowing OF the Fountain In tue Bowling Gree !,
tam part Of Broad street, aud make way into plain.
ufs cellars, destroying vast quantity oi sugar &c
The defence sets up defendant the
Fountain Tor public and, there fore that
could not be ned liable for the loss sustained thereby
Adjourned
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Henry and Jacl

son. John McKeon, District Attorney.
ArRIL 2O.-Triat for Highwoy Robbsry.-Lewis Smith,
indicted for highway robbery, in having the 18th
of December last, attacked German By the nsme Of
John Rasb while passing through 45h street. near the
avenue and there robbing him OF about $25 put
on his trial at the opening this morning. The
evidence in this Of contradictory character
and the jury after short absence into and
rendered verdict OF guilty The then adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
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MICHIGAN TAXES. The following letter from the
Auditor General of Michigan, will prove Of interest

AUDITOR 0srkRALs OvvIcE,l
DETROIT, April 10. lsl6.
Dear Sir-I have annexed to the several In
teIrogatores propounded in yours Of the 9th inst
folows:-
"lst For what years were tho lands assessed which
were sold for taxes In Ostober. ls4i"
Ans. For the years s64i and 1843.
"2d How often lands sold for taxes, and for the
taxes Of what years preceding the sales 7"
Ans. Sales hold in October every year and the
lands sold for the taxes assessed years previous
to the year in which they sold.
3D. Do sales take place In ell the counties Of your
State the same yearT ~
Ana The sales are uniformly held In October aunu.
ally, 10 all the counties Of the State.
"4th Are there two years' redemption on al lands
thus sold ~
Ans Two years redemption on those sold in ls44
me year only on those sold subsequently.
10Th When will the unpaid taxes Of ls45 be returned
to your Office ~
Ans. Returns made during the month Of March
and this Office will by the first Of May next have re-
csved them and be enabled to receive such payments
offered.
10Th. How long lands generally advertised before
being sold 2"
Aus Eight weeks, a. required by law.
'7tn taxes are paid at your Office before they
advertised 10 there any additional charge from that orr
Ans. There is charge Of Is per cent and Int ,rsst
from let February following the year In which the
was assessed and rs cents for the 6s and 81 for
each subsequent description contained In Q receipt
Worry respectfully yours.
ID. v. BELL, Aud'r Cen
}. A. HApLEv, Rochester, NJ. Y.
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Sporting Intelligence.

LOUISIANA RAcEs.-EcLIrss CouRsE. CAaAoLroH -
Fifth Day, Saturday, April 1.-The nrst race was =
sweepstake race for three rods-subscrp0n eo0o.
forfeit 500 two mile heats Tho horses which started
were Beacon Light Joe Tucker. Glencoe ally. and
brother to Reel Beacon Light comes In In advance.
taking the shine out Of them all Tine, ASST.
D. +. Ksnnsr's Beacon Light, by imp. Glencos, out
of Gas Light ............ ...............
VIM. J. Minors by imp. Glencoe, out Of Bet.
soy NitIouo =
Thomas Kirkman's brother to Reel. .........
than, dam sy Pacolst 10 .a' :. ..p, 4 4
Time, 3:5St-S:s53
SECOND RAcE.-The second race was, to use the Ian
guage OF expansion and pressure, an open and shut
game. Il was for the Jockey Club Purse, $500 four
mile heats. We merely give the summary
J. Kirkmans a. Van Leer's) ch m Ii ah.tunah, by
imp. Ainderby, out Of imp. Jenny Mills, sy. o..
10. lbs. .;........:..
Sally Shannons dam y. o., SO lbs. .......
Time, s:l2-saO.-N O. Delta .aprill2
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CRIME IN VIRGISIA.-Almost every day brings us
reports OF murders IN adj accent counties. In Prince
William. We hear that Mr. GosliDg cut the throat Of
Mr. Godfrey, by which he died nstantsneously. II 10
said they were travelling together; and jeslousy 10 a.
signed as the Of the offence. Gosl,ns Jail In
since died II ia said they were wrestling ana pare
threw Corley when the latter raised his gun and shot
the io msr through the abdomen Corley ne. shscondsd
son his mstrsss Mrs Thomson, and family. Only Mrs
Thomson and daughter took the poison The daugh-
Tie mail service at the West and South west Il in
papers Of those quarters The Pensacola Ossevss says
the driver OF the stage between that place aud Mobile
mail but managed to get through in pretty good tiss
On the great mail route between Louisville and Indian
spolis. matters worse. Tne Bloomington Qs)
Herald the contractors have mercy the few
horses they possess and the carriers sometimes
drunk to walk let alone to ride aud take charge Of In
portsnt mails. Worthless mailbag are also used BY
ihem causing papers and pamphlets their reception
to look like dirty dishrags Their riders gsnsraily
savs mo- up. 70 or .ups wou
10 announced that the susqushanna and Tide Water
canal i'll be opened for navigation on Thursday. the
30th inst
The Baltimore sun. Of the i7th in't says that the
being finished oy he arss Of next week. weuid
have been completed and In operation before this d0e
I'D there been delay 10 Obtaining the nscsssay wirs
They have succeeded In running the wires seres the
pass under, and the line 10 complete 70 Dush
river
CLARK Mnls Of Charleston Is. C) has Just executed
handsome bust Of the Hon onn c. Calhoun out Of pure
white stone found Columbia, In that 9ste, and
sented the the Councils OF Charieston, which
been accepted by them and ordered TO be placed n
q pr ,minent situation In their chamber.
Abby Kelly and her husband holding forth at Pitts
burgh.
j. r. Dufrocq. editor Of the Baton Rouge Casass, has
been elected Mayor Of that town BY majority Of 90
over all opponents.
pier 1900 feet long has been erected the mouth Of
the river At Milwaukee.
The jury In the Of Gouche came into court yes
tsrday morning, Sunday, q. O'Clock, and rendered.
verdict Of guilty Of msnssughter In the hrst deg rss
Two young fellows, named Moran and Gross, employ
ed In the factory Of Wright in Green street. Albany
Quarreilsd on Saturday, whom Cross struck Moran
the head with . brick Moran then ssized pair d
shears and stabbed Cross In the abdomen ana ne now
lies Ia prsoarious situation.
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Mormon Affairs.

IfrOm the warsaw S8n0l April D
At the last advices the Mormon expedition still
encamped about miles from Keossqua and constant
communication carried between there and the
Holy City We cannot account for this long halt, but
inclined to believe that the object 10 to allow
we'll to be within travelling distance until the second
wagons have gone join the expedition; and many,
that started at rst have back empty for the pur
poso Of taking load Another company u forming
in the county which proposes to start 10 about three
weeks. It will according to estimates be larger than
the first From all learn, the Mormons generally
in the county preparing to leave; but occasonslly
10 met with who begs tme desires to remain To
all such would say that the wsest plan for them
follow the example of their brethren and prepare 70
20 with them We wish TO dfhculty, but We are
satis I'd that the only way to avoid IT, s oi the brethren
to leave, and all Since the above In type,
learn that tho Mormons have changed their position and
are now encamped on the Chartan
We learn that quite number Of Mormons In the coun
ty have seeded from the church, and expressed their
determination to scatter through the country Some d
those appear be very much alarmed for their personal
safety Last week. three or four wagons loaded with
taking boat 60 eastward So great their apprs
henson that their brethren would assassnats them that
they solicited from Majcr Warren q guard to escort
them to town. The Major accordingly sent two mon,
who rode in front Of the party, with faces long and
| looks solemn az though they were employed In
really hazardous service. We have always oh
| served, that whenever Mormon secsdes from tbs
church. he nvaraby expresses the greatest apprehen
sion for his personal safety thereby proving the dan
gerous nature OF the combination controlled BY the
church authorities
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= BOOTS AND sHOES-The PublIc are invited To-
call and examine the large Of xsstlsmen "
dies and misses Boots, Shoes and 0aite all
~ ties, which Be- found the cheap cash store Of
nNlusf H.bI00AM. eCssal ", sosses eaAliysn
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this efficient police Clerk from the Halls Of Justice to the
Second District Police Court was then carried.
After acting upon suudry other papers Of minor i'm
portance the board adjourned until Monday evening
next
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slave named Skslt has been sentenced to suffer
death at Paris, Tenn, for the murder Of Mr. Du Pcy
He was to BE- hung Saturday, th inst He confessed
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TO LET.

- THE Store No 1ss William street, with two ioft
E: and basement. This is Of The splendid block
Gently erected and known a. tbs Washington Stores
sIs ;e gwen mmsd''el BAPppsN \, Gold .r..
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United states Circuit Court.
Rafnra Iudua Nalann

ArRm 20-Forfeifre Of BsiI-The trial OF Corns >.
Driscol charged with being concerned in the slave
trade called yesterday morning but Driscol not
having appeared upon the application OF the District
Attorney his default entered and the recognix
Of him and his bail forfeited with liberty 10 the repre-
sentative Of the bail to surrender him any time before
the 6rst day Of the next term.
The Schooner PatureBf-Nathsnel p Davis and Th0s
l. Shaw captain and mate Of the schooner Patuxsut,
Also charged with being concerned in the trade
were arraiEned and pleaded not guilty Their Trial
fixed for the 6rst Monday in May next.
Sentence-Francis Codds. convicted last week Of pass
ipg counterfeit coin sentenced to pay fine Of 81
ana to Imprisoned two years in the State prison. and
kept at hard labor.
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
NAvAL-The Hon. Geo. Bancroft, Secretary OF tho
Navy has assigned the Rev c. stewart TO the Naval
Hospital Brooklyn. We feel sassHed that this Will
give entire saacisn to the inmates Of the Hospital as
we'll the religious community in Its vicinity; for Mr.
Stewart is not only very popular, bat efficient chap
lain, with marines and seaman.
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SCOTCH GOOSEBERRY BUSHES, SC.

SCOTCH GOOSEBERKY BUSHES, &c.
~ THE Subscribers have received per Aanes from
1680lsgow, 1000 superior Scotch Goossbey Bushes Of
ths most approved kinds ia cultivation and from the best
the hundred very reasonable Also 200 red
Raspb nies-prcs 81 per doxen fine order
= J. M. THORBURN CO.
No Is John street.
The Gooseberes prime order and nuddng beautiful
ypaeked in dozens halt matted from the
inch two u the roots and tops before planting
ais 3t 20, 2l,*rh
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70 vOCALlsTs; MTsMlSIANs, M ,.IAIs ANp THE TAEATRI:

CAL PROFESSION.
w CORBYN, Maasger OF the Swns Bell Ringers, re-
specffuy Informs the members OF the Musical
Theatrical profss,ous that he Will have faihed .ngsgs-
ment with the above band few weeks and tecde. his
pany Of artists Of acknowledged talent about travel
sss rs .s.ds, M c .nd III .sa o rh % nes
which ne has visited almost every section q those COMMITTEES
and made himself practically with those details and
statistics and useful professional avee
ne believes that has services will advantageous
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W Gorbyn. Manager Of the sw: Bell
Ringers, Of Sol Smith EsQ theatre g. Louis Mo- II
mailed prior May 10Th. and prepaid will wi prompt
attention At thu time al8 tire
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SEGARS! SEGARS! SSEGARS!
C00 000 HAVANA SEC AIRS. superior quality al

~ Ill M TIA ANA SE0AhS, superior Quoity dnc
kOO,VVO selected brands wiz: 81
~ 0e La Aisnza. Gora de Agus. 900 La Carons
GOO Ghio 10 900 La India isoee CIemsncia ioo III so
Norma fine Reg.a. IS 600 La Norma prime Panetslss ooo
srsls R.gslis I%peria oGS La AmsIie. Csncnes go
Of the hghe grade Of Tobacco. The whole entitled de
benture aud for sale prices lots purcha
ny TRUJ1LLQ BARPEiRAS,
als iw~m No. lo6 Wall street, up stairs
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no LET OR. FOR. SALt

ON yerv f.voraberms four three story and basement
E: brick dwelling Houses, in Hoboken. They each
Jul tain ii besides the kitchen, and fitted n
beautiful style throughout Two OF these houses
court yard in front. y
The situation commands q fine view and u within
minutes walk Of the ferry, where boats leave every
fifteen minutes for Barclay street, and half hour for Ca
They will be let with the privilege Of free friage Apply
al0 3w+r j. c. STEVENS, Hoboken.
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DURCHASER6 tied to call Chamber
No se3 Broadway for superior and warranted article.
all lmsr
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- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for "a 50. citv made .nx 80.
equal to those sod Other stores ior Isl Fns FsscS
Calf poots for equal to the best made ia this cisv
Shoe Mandatory Of the fs.honsbe in the
Our Boots having been judged the late Fair Nbio are
said to be the best sold in this city.
All Boots warranted TO give sausfactson.
Mcndng, &c done in the Store.
YOUNG ( JONES, Ann street,
mas Im|m Broadway. New York.
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TO DRY GOODS DEALERS,

10 Dn1 UOODS DEALEhS,
WHO DESIRE Handsome and Capacous Store in
E ore q most sfow.ed and donrshing
Myrtle Avenue dry goods store which is doing i'm
bus ae three brick building "a feet front
By 40 feet Deep with Handsomely finished pao large
and eoTmodous and eIeeea and spacious base
st Of May; will eIeeen location fora retail dry goods
business and will be let low to good tenant Apply
JOHN LAN0sTAFF,
m3o 1w+r l5 Myrtle Avenue.
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MILITARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAPS.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public TO his Of Military Equipments
and Bayonst scaebards Of every variety Country eompa
new companies will be supplied with samples.
FIRE CAPS-FfRE CAPS.
fall assortment Of every variety constantly hand and
made order az tbs shortest notice.
fas smsre H. s. 6RxTACAP. IA Broadway.
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sistants, the Board adjourned
BoAHp or AssnrAsr ALpeaMKS.-This Board met
last evening. Nathaniel Pearce Esq President In the
chair and quorum Of msmb. RI present.
Psfiffsns- OF Johnson and Ingram for extra compsn-
saton for services rendered doormsn at the head-
quarters Of the 9th police district Referred.
Of Psnfsd, Day and sfhsrs, Eor exclusive Of slip
between Liberty and Cedar streets for the accommoda-
ton Of the stssmbos Utica and Warrington, also four
bsrges ply ing between this cy and Catskl Referred.
Hspovis-Of Committee on Ferries In favor Of con-
curing with the Board Of Aldermen in directing the
counsel to the corporation to execute lease In the
Of Cathsrine street ferry. Concurred.
or Committee WAarpes P,ers and Slips in favor OF
extending East street from the foot n Broos street TO
the termination Of Cherry street. Carried.
O(Commmifiee on Warpes, &C.. In favor Of granting
exclusive Of the south side pier foot Of Robinson
street, for the accommodation Of steamboats, Belle and
Express. Carried
OF Commitfes on Arts, Scencss $e in favor Of con.
length portrait Of wm c. Bouck late Governor OF this
thereof.
Of Co~waiee on ssrats, &c. ia favor OF tagging side
ried
Of Conmifiss on Sfreefs Se, In favor OF regulating
2etn street between 9th avenue and Bioomngdae road
Of ssme Commiise In favor Of regulating Goth street
between 10Th avenue ard Hudson river. Carried
O sdms Comminee In favor Of making and regulating
West SIDE RAiiroad-Ths Joint Committee to whom
was referred the application Of Bloomfield Bloodgood,
end others, for permiAsion 10 make railroad through
sensd majority rspor. % and ,noy r.por The
favor Of the rosd while the substance OF the latter
Is understood to be, that the Corporation had power
the city but ss an oSsst 10 this arsumsn., the majority
appended to their report the legal opinion Of Mr. Brady,
the able counsellor Of the boards setting forth that the
On motion, both reports laid the table and or
Ja~ss n bssAisy Resolution in favor sf srsnsfsrrng