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Z. 4. ECKLEY,
J. NJ. DAYIs
ECKLEY q DAVIS,

Attorneys aud CounSclIorS at Lao,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
- their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to Them will re
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build.
ing, opposite the west door of the court house.
Carrollton, December 5, I845-tf.
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VAN BROWN,
Last Newspaper Call.
II. GRISWOLD,
Canton, Ohio.

Those indebted TO the Subscriber are required
to make immediate payment. All who neglect
this call will find their notes, duebills, and
accounts in the hands of proper officers for col
lection. A word TO the wise is sufficient.
T. w. COLLIER.
Nov. IS, 1e4S,
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, S.

The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, So.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Lodge Vacation after October term,
VS.. A. D. 1896
Elizabeth Lodge Petition for Divorce.
The said Elizabeth Lodge will take notice that said
Jacob Lodge filed his petition in the office Of the clerk
of the court of common pleas in and for said county,
against her, on the 9th day of February, A. D. ls47,
in which petition said Jacob Lodge prays said court
to dissolve the marriage contract existing between
said parties, and for cause says that said Elizabeth
has been wluy absent from said petitioner for three
years last past and that she has been guilty Of gross
neglect of duty and that said petition now pending
and will be for hearing the next term of said court
at which time and and place you may if you please,
appear, Defend &c. JACOB LODGE,
BY EcKLEY DAVIS, his Attorneys.
February 5, ls47-l7-6t Pr. fee 50 30.
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CoIIeginte E(lmcntiOn.

Any young man, residing in the county Of Carroll
can procure a scholarship in the Allegheny College
Pa for from ono to three years, FREE OF CHANGE, by
calling at the office Of the Free Press,
January ~, leAT.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

0LD stoves, pots, kettles ovens, lds, CRATES, CRATE
bars, and every description of old pot metal will
se received at the cARRoLLTON FOUNDRY, al
nalf u cent per pound, in exchange for custings
A. L. LITTELL.
June e6, Is4e--37-st.
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tOmbs. head q foot stones,

executed in the nealest and most modern style, and
on lower terms than they can he had east OF the
Mountains. The subscriber having served a rsgu.
ar apprenticeship in the city OF Philadelphia, fiat.
,ers himself that those who favor him with tllpir
custom, will be satisfied with the execution of his
work. DAVID StIEARER,
February 10, I847-l8-6m.
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no WAGON-MAKERS.

I WISH to employ journeyman wagon.msker 10
! whom will give good wages in CASH, Apply al
he Carrollto1 foundry. A. L. LITTELL.
Tune 76, Is45-37-tc
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NIUSLFNS.

A LARGE lot OF brown and bleached muslins. iuss
~ received and for sale at the new store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR,
Carrollton, November 6, I846-tt.
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DR.. w. III. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
professional services to the citizens of the town
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite the
store Of Mr' PUksr September II, ls4e-4s-H'
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COTTON YARN,

large lot Of cotton yarn of the best quality, just
received and for sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6, 1846-tt.
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AIsO.-At the same time and place, by virtue OF
two writs, one of them plurius as vend ex, the
other 5th pu vend issued out Of the court OF com
mon pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me di-
rected, will offer for sale the following real estate,
to wit: the north half of the southwest quarter oi
section fourteen, township thirteen, in range four;
also, the southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter Of section fourteen, township thirteen Of range
lour, containing forty acres. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me. Terms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 5, I847-I7-5t. Pl. fee so.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
ORDER OF SALE.

William Wier.
By virtue OF an order Of sale, issued out of the
court OF common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale the door of the
court house in Cauoton. between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. M. and o'cock, P. M. on
Saturday the soth day Of March, l847,
the following real estate to wits certain tract Of
land described rs follows, Viz commencing at a
post in the centre Of the northwest quarter OF Sec
lion thirteen, township six, and range six, thence
running thirteen and eighty-eight hundreds chains
south with the division line to post thence north
eighty eighI degrees west five and sevea hundredth
chains to post, thence north five degrees west four
chains thence nOih four degrees west ten aud six
ly.hundredGh chains 10 the north boundary of said
quarter section, thence east with the north bounda-
ry of said quarter eleven and fifteen hundredIh
chains to the place OF beginning, containing fifteen
and five hundredIh acres. Taken in execution and
will be sold by me. Terms cash,
L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master COMMISSIONER in Chancery.
FEBRUARY S, l847- 1851. Pr. fee 8.
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the following real estate, to wits the northeast quar-
tel Of section five, township fifteen, in range fve
containing one hundred and sixty-two and fifty
hundredlh acres. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me. Terms cash. E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 5, l847-l7-5t. Pr. fee so.
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o. eToKBLEY,
Sleubenv'lle.
J. n. TRIP.
CarrOllton.
sTOKEHY TRIPP

Attorneys and CounSellors al Lap,
OFFICE In The court house The relsincr Of the
one will secure the seVces olthe Other.
Carrollton. May 2, i845-lf
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Special Master Commissioners Sale
STATE OF OHIO. CARROLL COUNTY. SIS.
W'''';% 'S:, ''''' ORDER OF SALE.

~ virtue Ct ah order of sale, issued ont of the
court OF common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed as special master commissioner,
will offer for sale at the door oil the court house in
Carrollton, on
Wednesday the 4sth day Of april, ls47,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A NJ and O'Clock
P. NJ on said day, the following real estate, to wit:
the west half Of the southeast quarter Of section II,
in township 49, of range six containing eighty acres
and fifty hundredths of an acre, more or less; and
also six acres off the west side Of the east half OF
said quarter section in the county Of Carroll Ohio,
Taken on an order Of sale and will be sold by me,
Terms cash. E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff, i.
And special Master Commissioner in Chancery
February 26, is47-20-5t Pr. fees
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SURPLUS REVENUE.

The following is a statement Of the condition Of
the Surplus Revenue fund, in Carroll county, for
the year 1916.
Amount received from State in 1897, S26 $50 49
Amount paid SteIe, 18Il, S4047 SO
Amount l845, 1857 81
Amount l8l6, 1851 IS
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HOLLOW WARE.

A large loi of hollow ware, OF Pittsburgh msnufac.
tire, just received and for sale cheap. at the new
sore Of ELIZA SINCLAIR.
cGxoll;on, November o. I94S-G
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O,Q8s So

Amount loaned to county, SI,898 SO
Amount loaned on mortgage, 8,Il7 OF
Amount on other security, 7,427 80
Amount in suit, $50 90
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MARBLE YARD.

The subscriber informs the inhabitants Of Carroll
and adjoining counties, that he has settled in Car.
rol,ton, where hr intends carrying on the marble
business, IN all ils various branches. .-.-.---
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Special Master COmmiSsianers Sale.


Special Master Commissioners Sale,
STATE OF oHIo, CARROLL COUNTY. IS,
eovRr-oE eozzoS FtEAs, VACATION 4FTEK oeToBrs
zEaE, a. .. ls4s.
&c .Gcvrss ~. Elmer aad wife
vs.
Mary SehaGeF. Gsorge Beauy and Mar Bssuy
his wife DaRld Sci alfer. lohn Srhaffer Danipl :
SShsGrr. Hamiisna SchaHrr. Henry SchafFrr,
Sooinca Kpontz aud Martha ko0nIz his he,
GeOrEe Sehaflsr. larohS. BfownwFll and Ann Z
EhEa brOwnseil hls wiie. and William Sehai-
Ter. -
RY virtue Of n order Of sals, Issued ont Of the
~ coar Of common pleas for csrroil county. Ohio,
and u me directed viii offer FOR sale a. ths deer
Of The court house in carrollion, on
Thurs4ay tho ssIa Of ApriL 1877,
between the houls Of poeloek, A. NJ. and oe.osk
?. ~ on sad day. the iollOwingreal estate, 70 win
pars Of ths northeast quarter OF section ten. tlol
township sixteen, tielrange seven, az containing
about seventy acres and zen hundredths Of and a.
ere, situate in Carroll county, Ohio. ALSO. the fol-
lowins Taetol land, situate in Stark county, de-
EeHUed as ioliowE being a part or parcel OF the
sonIheast quarter OF section tweny-one l2l) in
townth p seventeen tI7) and range seven, (7) and
founded as follows; beginning al the southeast
ner Of lands owned by The heirs OF Frederick Bel
gel, ceased, and running from thence easlely a.
long the graveyard ground TO Henry Schouldsr's
land, thence norlheFIy along said Shoulders land
10 David Schaer's addition to the Town ol Wayne,-
hurgh, thence westerly along said Schaffrrs adii-
ton 70 said land OF heirs OF Frederick ReiGe de.
ceased, thence soulherly along said land OF said
Peigel, deceased, TO the place Ol beginning, cOnsi
Ming about one lIl acre OF land; and ALSO the
following tract OF land, situate in said southeast
quarter, bounded on Ihe south by the road leading
hom Wayneshurgh to Magnolia, on the northeast
ty lands owned by David Glisner, and on the north
eSs, by lands owned Ly Valentine Rinehart, and in
sad southeast quarter Of section twenty-one (9I.)
AlsO.-Lots Numbered nineteen (l9) twenty,
(2C) tNeny-one, t2l) Ewenty.nne, 1897 thirty, (3Ol
seventy, (70) seventy.one, an seveniy-Iwo, (72)
seventy-three t75l seventy y-lour (7ilseyenty-iive
(75) sevenIy-eix, (76J seventy (77) seventy
esht, 78) ninety, (9O ninety (o6) ninety-nine.
(o9) one hundred, i0l) one hundred and one, (l0I)
one hundred aud two, (l02) one bundled and three
(l05) one bundled and four, (l04) ore hundred
and five, (lojl and hundred and six, (0G) one
hundred aud seven, (l07l one hundred and eight.
(0S) one hundred aud nine. (l09) one hundred
ana ten, (lIO) one hundred and eleven, tll y one
hundred aud twelve, Cl2) one hundred and thr-
teen, (li5) one hundred and fourteen, (ll4l one
hundred and fifteen [ll5J one hundred aud sin
teen [liGl one hundred anu seventeen, mn and
the undivided half r. OF lot number ninety-tour,
[94l in the town OF Wdyneshurgh, in said StaIk
county, Ohio. L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner in Chancery.
February 26, I347-eO-5t. Pr. fee so.
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SheriG's sale.

By virtue Of two wrlIs, one ot A. P. vend Ex.,
the other OF vendi expOnas, issued out Of the court
OF common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer lor sale at the door OF the
court house in Carroton between the hours Of
10 o'clock, A. M. and o'clock, P. NJ. on
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RY virtue Of On order Of ssls, Issued ont Of the
court Of common pleas for csrroll county. Ohio,
and u me directed viii offer FOR sale AZ lhs door
Of lhe eonrt house in cafrolllon, on
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AlR 400 OF

WTO,F<N u
Annual income at per cent ,289 60
Amount Of principal collected and paid
to the STATE in lo4s. 1880 st
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Balance remaining in county, Sl6,832 GO
All persons that are in any way interested in the
payment OF the bonds given for the above fund are
respectfully requested to take notice that our in.
structons are such as will compel us to hand over,
Tor collection oil bonds 10y the first OF April at far
Ihes0 that are in Orrearage for more than one in
stalment OF interest.
THoS. R. HARBAUGH, Aud. C. C. o.
JOS. e. KENNEDY, Treas. C. C. o.
February 70, l847-l8-4t.
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Mary SehaGeF. Gsorgs Beeuy and Mar Bsstty !
his wife. David Sctaier. JOHN Srhaifer, Daniel |
SShsirr. Hsmiisna Srhaifrr. Henry Scha4rE
solomon Kpontz aud Naftha KoonIz his lie, /
GeorEe Sehaffsr. IarohS. BfownwFll and Ann
EliEa brownseil his Wiie, and William Sehai.
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End of Part XII.

Az INTERESTING CAsE-We learn from cor
respondent that case Of interest TO AL such a. believe
That the eolored people designed Tor ese
but slavery has ast occurred Ia this city ies'erasy
The schooner Thomas H. Thompson arrived 81 tns Po''
from Richmond. Va bringing sixty two coiored people
men, women and children These people were once
slaves Of = Mr. Edlow, az the name riznuy unoer'
s'ood) Richmond. This gentleman died about Tour
years since and BY bis will provided that his slaves
should De free 20 20 where they pleased Bat not TO
turn them OF utterly penniess after working Tor nim
al their lives be farther provided that they cnose
they might remain on the estate ~ lsoofers until iney
had earned sum equal 20 ffty dollars spiece over
and above the OF their maintenance Inis tney de-
cided 10 do
After working four years the estate they earn from
ia managers thai their earnings for that une average
about So 20 each The rest has been swAlowei up In
charges Of ms1tensnce and e0nssoas On sails Of farm
producs lawyer whom they employed TO act for
them charged them $50 for s-rvices which we earn
irom disntres,ed authority were not worth more than
fr>
These people finding u would Be very long. At this
rate before they earned 80 apiece determined 10 stay
there no logger The managers tried every means to
ci'suade them from coming telling them they would De
mrediately sold for slaves 81 The N0rin But they De
1rined 10 rsk this and engaged their passage 70 Dos
TN - above. The Captain who me specimen o. 40
honest g-nerous Cape Cod Yankee. received them srd
Drought them cousteraSle inconverience 70
himself
de speaks 10 tarms Of strons communication OF their
behavior board his vessel himself ard 10 one
other. They have been quiet he ssys cezny and oos
Dz and he believes them truworthy They are mosty
farmers, and would hks imnedisssy % 90 b. vort ~
saeh. Boston Journal
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CHATTER XXXvin.


Miss Ton old Acquaintance.
The iorlorn Miss TOx. abandoned by her friend
Louisa Chick and bereit OF Mr.. Dombeys counte-
nance-for no delicate pair of weddingcards
united by silver thread. craced the chimney glass
IN Pnncesss Place, or the harpsichord. or any o
those little posts of display which Lucretia re.
served for holiday occupation-became depressed
an her spirits, and suffered much from melancholy.
For a time the Bird Waltz was unheard in
Princesss Place the plants were neglected and
dust collected on the miniature of Miss Tox $ ances
tor with the powdered head and pigtail
Miss Tox however, was not OF an age or of dis
position long 10 abandon herself to unavailing re-
grets. Only two notes of the harpsicord were
dumb from disuse when the Bird Waltz again
warbled and trilled in the crooked drawing noon
only one slip OF gersnium fell a victim 20 imperfect
nursing, before she was gardening at her green
baskets again regularly every morning the pow
dered headed ancestor had not been under a cloud
for more than six weeks when Miss Tox breath ed
on his beniglaat visage and polished him up with
a piece OF W ash leather.
Still Miss Tox was lonely. and at a loss Her
attachments. however ludicrously shown were real
and strong and she was as she expressed II.
deeply hurt by the unmerited contumely abe had
met with from Louisa But there was no such
thing as anger in Miss Toxs composition. II she
had ambled ON, through lite in her soft spoken way,
without any opinions. she had. at least got so far
without any harsh passions The mere sight OF
Louisa Chick In tho street one day, at con
siderable distance. overpowered her milky ma
ture that she fain TO seek immediate refuge In
pastry cooks and there. in mussy little back
room usually devoted to the consumption Of soups,
aud Pervaded by an ox.tsi atmosphere. relieved
ner feelings by weeping plentitully.
Against Mr.. Dombey Miss Tox hardly felt that
soc nsa any reason of complaint Her sense of that
senuemans magni6cence was such. that once re-
moved nom him she felt as il her distance always
nao oeeh unreasonable. and as il he had greatly
0onnsseenoea In tolersting her at all No wife
eoalo ns zoo handsome too stately for him accord.
ing ~ MISS ioxs sincere opinion Ii was perfectly
natural that Ia looking for one be should loon hix6
Miss Tox with tears laid down this prono.;ton and
fully admitted H. twenty times dsv She never
recalled the lofty manner in which NJ Dor,hsv
had made her subservlent TO his Convenience, ana 90
prices. ana bad gracously permitted her 70 be- oos
Of the nurses Of his little son She only ,boarh, IN
her own words that she had passed a great msnv
happy hours in that house, which she mus, ever
remember with qualification. and that she could
never cease to regard Mr. Dombey as one of the
most impressive and dignIfed OF men
Cut OIL however. from the implscable Louisa
and being shy OF the MAJOR whom she viewed with
some dissrus, now,l Miss Tox iound It very rksoms
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complainant for not complying With order cos's 10
abide event
pisiftff 20 p-y coats az uiufiou.
Jata DisbrOr vs. jeremiah L. KHGRP Motion granted.
dsfendsn, plead &c snd II required take short no
tee for trial FOR the next Circuit in Monroe.
SUPREME Cornr-GsneraI Tsrm-Bciors Judges
Cady. McCoun and Huribut-Cas< Of Brrsf-Ths de-
csion Of Judge Etmonds refusing cvsi1ravs from the
decision Of Jascc Drinker tie ground that should
have been made to the u ;. Court having been without
prentlcs % application ~ full Court such aypcs
tiou Una ie yesterday By Mr.. Field la his behalf snd
the cfrfi0rrri granted.
SUPERIOR Cousr-Before Chief justice Oakley
Clsres Wadsncvfi Grcea ConkiiH-Sait to recover
500 paid 10 hsve lease of loi oa Lexnstonsvenue
perfected to 5e returned should the lease under corpo.
ration sale 10 q. s. C. be declared invalid, and which
subsequently 8 trial was % declared Verde, Tor
pAinri In smoGnt aud inlsrest-tor PHI hessrs. Bar
nsrd sud Parsons for dfdt Messrs Sterling Thsyer
and Horn.
We understand the Argument Calendar win not be
taken up this term The October term will be devoted
70 trials The Chief Justice and Judge Sanford attending
10 such and Judge Vsnderpoel 70 business The Nc'em
Der term will BE- for Arguments
Jesss Oakley Esq Clerk OF this Court. who hss been
sbseni for few weeks on tour in Europe, returned
yesterday and resumed bis official duties
UNITED STATES COMsnssi0SERs OFFIcE-Beicre
Comr Morton Farther inquiry made into the case
OF Essp0rtA charged with passing eounsreis quarter
eagle on Mr. Plumbe grocer. The object was, on bis
part 10 show an abb The evening on which he 10 ssd
q have passed II rainy II was shown BY the tesu
nouy of Assistant AID Nichols. DR.. Archer and others
that Ensr0ril playing domiuoes at The Chrys'si
Grand 81 on rainy evening in August about the time OF
the alleged act and did not 60 out Il appeared that ne
had formerly been In the employment OF Alsire : Co
and also OF Belson & ROdmsn. The Conin,ssoner re-
duced the ball from 5000 g. $500.
Capt Snyiis OF the bark American was examined on
charge OF cruel and unusual punishment At various
times during whaling voyage Of a coored man named
Fitzgerald the cook OF the vessel To be continued ms
forenoon.
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1884 Seventh md Iensk svsuue. Cooeurr~A IA
10 "vor OF mailing certain appropriation corrsr,.i
r,a. re'er-tee 70 laying gas and water ppss To
,om'",tr- "a kosds &o.... In favor Of cav ~, :.
Dr. Bell To COMMITTEES on Police Sc To M, a.,
sen'h " ron Third TO Fourth avenue ard Oarersr
ge' ~c.n vas and Asdison, with gas Concurrrd 70
aooa 'ns noeptaiiues OF the city 20 the eonmxsae,
ana omees OF the sarcinan Corvette, LAurors g.,
Cured In and Assistant AID Jsmlson' Clarh spd ~
ertson % sPpoinfed the COMMITTEES on IN. p.rs :,
this Board Permitting AID MeElrath 10 ers~t -
er or drain In Churchst Concurred In To -.
such Of the arm-chs'-s In tho rooms Of he lisrs'
and Asssiana 40 we're 10 rts BY the srst Corsr-s. -
the Governors room. Coneurred 10 49, To compr,. ~. 4.
fence necessary ~ incose Madison squsre Conearr.
n----To repair pavement Ia Pearl-ss from Whi,rh.s
Broad. Coucurred In To msc.dsniss fiss,hs r
nue. from Thirty third 10 Forty ssconds q, To cocu,,,
tee on Streets tppropristns 200 10 erect sgld
ing for Twelfth Ward Police. To Committee on Publs
Ofices &c.-- To rmburss d. Grfsns Tor oss CT hor.r
To Finance Committee la favor OF the extension Of
the foot OF Canal o. notwithstanding the veto t
the Mayor. concurred n..-. Return Of ths Chief En-
gtneer for August C0ncurred in. Assess los
Tor curb and gutter &c 10 Thrtoth st from Booulas
dsierosd to seventh avenue. DO second avenue IRON
toureepth TO Twcnty eighth ct Do. Eighth bet~-sa
s'rnuss and Z 10 part sixth Twenty ni,h and Ninth
cts DO part Avenue R Fourth and Fifth eta All con.
CURED In .Apportionment for hlllpg loss south sits
Ientn :. between avenue and Eshth avenue. and b..
'seeh seventh avenue Boomin rtse road and Thirty.
min ana lnirty eighth Concufred Ia. Do tor
regulating and srsveing Forty third o. and opening
Madison square COncurr-d ga
Reports BY Assistant AID cumins-of,he COMMITTEES
on Roads &c tost The grade Of bs altered
betseen In'ry seventh ana Forty third and between
Fiiiy-fourth snd fii,y eighth ats Adopted :. OF tie
Committee on Public Affairs and R.pslrs IN favor of
coucurring 10 pay Mr Valentine. Clerk OF Comnco
Council $500 In lieu OF rooms occupied BY him. IAi
on tho table
Pstin0H.-By Assistant AID Cumins -OfB Richardson
tor sewer Ia Eighth avenue. To comtes on Roads Sc
COMM. sicdioa-from the Snperintent-I; Of Road.
sgreeahly 70 resolution. Filed
Res0lutigH--By Assistant Aid Alen--Ths, the Con.
troer report what seton has been taken 10 relation b
the moneys due IN the City BY s,e corporation .orn.ys
Messrs Summons aud Sniier. To Com tee On Fusnc.
Adjourned TO Friday evening mex, at o'clock From
the minutes. RICHARD SCOTT Clerk