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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10

DENTISTRY.

I'm. T.. ID. EEs. from Cleveland r..
IL sPecuIly annourcts TO thA publcthat he has prr-
name locaIed IN Lower sandnaky for the paFpesCf
2ractcIng surgical and mechanical Dentistry From, the
ample resources which he has enjoyed for acquiring
thorough knowledge OF the profession he feels eondrr1
that ne shall be able to satisfaction may
desire s aid in the various branches The profession
The public are assured that the Utmost will be tax
to render Interpretations boih permanent and useu
Artificial teeth set gold plate in number from ssi.
to double sett. Pivot teeth inserted in the veiv
best manner. Carious teeth filled pc rmanenty
arrest the declay. Teeth cleaned in such manDer -
not to inure the enamel Teeth extracted with the est
approved instruments.
Dr. PARKER wishes TO be understoo bod that be is re-
operations invited call at his Office, in CaldweIpa
Brick Building, DR.. Chamberlin's Office. ~.sss
June 30, ls49 Is 6-ss--
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10
To School Teachers.

TENHE school examiners for Sandusky county, will meet
Friday of each week. for the of eight weeks,
commencing on the 18th of October, O'Clock P M
The place OF meeting is in the Franklin House,
RoOn-up-sairs
Oct. 12 w. M. STARK,
Clerk Of the Board.
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Registers Office. Defiance, O.

November lst., 1919
NOTICE is hereby given, that will receive applica-
tions, the half of the west quar-
of section fifteen in township FOUR north range four
teen, east, in andusky county, Wednesday the 5th
day of December next, at / o'clock. P. M.
Nov. lO-35:4$I,25 ABNER ROOT, Register.
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NEW FEATU ES.

We have many features and improvements entirely
in magazine publishing, which will be introduced
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promises Assured of the confidence manifested in
enterprise by liberal and discriminating public, in
than tripng the original subscription list in single
year, we close Prospectus for the New Volume by
referring the public few of the thousand notices of
brethren of the press promising only that there shall
be diminution part, either in exertiOn
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10

GALT, Sole Leather, &c, &C., plenty and cheap al
. 81 . PETTIBONE's,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10

NTORE of that good Tea and Coffee, and a general
1NI assortment of good Family Groceries, cheap at
PETTIBuNE's.
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Worn out London Steel Engravngs which freely
used by Periodicals. will find their way into Sar-
tain nnder any circumstances There would be vas
saving the publishers in using such plates they
be purchased at almost any price from $25 down the
price of the metal. We aim TO give the best, both in
Literature and Art
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Wmsxxr.-lSo bbls prison sold at 27o., and drudge
Domestic Markets

NEw NEw BEDFoaD on MARKEr, Dec. 2.-Sperm-
The market though quiet is very firm and full prices
continue to be realized We notice since our last sales
Of ATS barrels Inferior at 1l3c and 800 barrels hand
some, at $780, cash. In Nantucket 400 barrels were
sold at about lice. Whale-The market is dull, and
we have only to report sale OF ll0O barrels North
west Coast, on private terms Whslsbone-W hear Of
York at 1870. 800. per lb which Is a decline
BRIcHroN CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 90 At market 025
beef cattle 425 stores sheep and 700 swine
number Of beef cattle unsold. PricesBee Cattle
1926; third 81 81 76 Storss-Two year old So sl4
three year old $14 $25. Working Oxsn-Sales at sos
SIS, $50 and sos Cows and Calves Sales at $50 S25
S27 and S33 sheep-Sman lots 81 AZ 81 90, 81 49, 81
92 So 49, and 81 So SwneSales quick lots to peddle
q 4Ac. for sows, and 6Ac. for barrows At retail
&c. Two lots of swine expected on the arrival
Of the cars, and one lot to- morrow.
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dad.

On Monday December Gath, GEORGE PHILLIPS, after q
lingering sickness Of paralys aged thirty nine years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
specifically invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence AIS Hudson street, Thursday morning at
10 o'clock His remains will be taken for interment to
the New York Bay Cemetery.
On Wednesday, December 20, THOMAS C. Bowen, in
the SD year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence
Of his mother Ne % Ludlow street. Friday after
noon at one o'clock. His remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On the morning of the Goth instant, Mrs RAcH,rL J.
ToDD, anative OF oland and rect Ct the late william
Todd.
Her relatives and friends respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral without further MOTIF s day at
one O'Clock r. NJ, from No 43 Walker street.
On the 10th, Miss CATHARISE WKsKs, daughter OF
Gilbert and Jane Weeks.
pay the last duty to her remains. The funeral will
take place at o'clock, this day. from her residence
408 Cherry street.
On Tuesday evening, 25th instant, of consumption,
Mr.. WILLIAM MARYLAND, aged 46 years.
His friends, and those of H. D. Knapp his brother
law, respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon, at half past three O'Clock at his late
residence 277 Fourth street. His remains will be taken
to White Plains for interment
On the Goth instant, at Newburgh at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs. John ID. Lawson, Mrs. MARY
HULsE in the 6lst year of her age.
In Baltimore, Md oath instant WILLIAM MIreHEL,
In the Ssh year Of his age native Of County Farma
nagh, Ireland
In baltimore, Md, 10th ultimo FELIX WILSON, In the
10th year of his age.
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LIvEsrOoL oLAsa,.csrIos. .

Corrsr-The market continues Arm, with sales of
Rio at II cts; and 800 bags st. Domingo at P cents,
each
FisH-1n Massachusetts, mscterei there IL scarce
anything doing; the quotations are sl2 IS, S. sale
Of 200 bbs IS made TO arrive at the latter figure
Dry cod lower, and quoted 81 81 S2A OF pick lied
cod 600 bills we're disposed OF on private terms.
FRUIr In bunch rsisns there u no important move.
ment holders stil ask 81 IS, but buyers do not
hand is not large. Some handsome Bsrrscos oranges
are being run off In lots, at s22 S25 per NJ.
FRFtsHIs Rstes TO Liverpool we're steady, but en-.
sssemsp's were light The following we're about the
current rates Flour Is Sd; cotton l6d grain AID
sd and EOS q 22s Cd asked for heavy goods To Calf
fornis rates frm ut 90 cents cubic foot aud
frum that TO 20 cents demanded,
HoNtt.-Ihe market Is slmost bare OF ubs strained
and prices sin at SO cts at when the last sales
we're made.
Lrnr.-lo Geo bbls sold at $40
MoLAssEs There is no change Of In portsnce TO mo-
tice aud the sales 200 bbls New Orleans at 20 ~
cents fer new crop, moe.
Ons. Lins,ed IL very dull but held hrm q. 70 cts
for knglish and American part OF aeargo of palm
oil just arrived was disposed Of on terms not trans
PRED.
ProvrsIoSs -rork-sales embraced HOO bbl., at
ST. 80 ssl2 for gosd 60 extra, snd 200 bbs extra
city cut Mt SIS; Ohio prime dul at IS rs. Beef
hrm with Gales II 200 bbls country at SO 80 rs
for prime, aud IS 80 50 for mess; prime mess
held hmy at sl5 62% asl5 rs, no ssle.. Beet Ghams
IN good demand at Sl2 so S1262k. Cut meats
Grm ssles 30 bhds old dry sstet shoulders, at
3c they IS tcs. CragDs extra hams sold at 20,
packages extra and 200 bali bbs do pork, At ~ So
~ Coo green hams sold Mt 73sc. Lard $50 bbs. and
tisroes sold at eAc. s6'S, end 200 Kegs lat SIC.
Res Quotations exhibit no change OF moment but
the market IL quite fat. About $50 casks common 20
sir quality sold, on Monday afternoon, at 50 50 Is
sam OCo bbls free Ohio sold st7c
suoAEs-A dull feeling continues 10 prevail and the
,s.s ar eI, %Ve.,s a. BY ss13o i'O hAa' Ne"
TALON parcel Of goo lbs. prime changed hsajs
at etc cash.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec 2o-6 p. M.
Owing to Its being the close Of the year trade
rather lsnguid. Many merchants were engaged in
taking stock and in getting ready for business the
coming year. withal, too, the steamship America
being due at Halifax with two weeks later news had
tendency to check operations.
AsHYs-Ths market quiet, with sales Of some 46
bbs at SO Is - 20 tor pearls, and 50 50 81 for
pots.
BRnApsrurrs-F iom-The transactions reached 4, 800
bbs including fine at - 81 q - 62k; ordinary ana
common State, at 81 rs . 81 SIX; straight and good
State at 81 81 S.; mixed Ohio and Indiana at IS q
IS 12 mixed and straight Michigan at IS IL S. rs;
fancy Michigan, at S. % S. 37h; pure Genesee, ct
IS 81 . So ~; fancy Ohio at So So . SIS rs; extra
q SO 37h; Canadian WAS held firmly at 81 rs; buyers
contend for lower prices Southern ForSales reached
200 bbs at So ~ IS 81 for mixed to good brands
Rye Flour $50 bbs sold at 50 81 80 SIX Corn meal
held higher, with Gales OF $50 bbls Jersey at 81
and 200 bbls COED State at S2sl Brandy vine firm
at 50 lax. Whtat-Sales Included 500 bushels good
mixed Ohio at 81 o. aud 100 bushels good Southern
red at 81 Canadian peas held higher, with sales
Of 900 bushels at ST. Oats rather better psricu
80 az; and 600 bushels Southern, at IS 500 Bar
lev wanted at ca 66c Corn was better with sales
Of rs goo bushels ct 5Tk 5So. Tor Jersey (new) So
Soc for old estern Mixed bsc for inferior Southern
white; 50 Gee for Southern yellow; 600 for old
Northern yellow In store and 50so for good Southern
white.
CorroN The market contains such limited amount
Of parcels which oonsgnees will sell about the present
rates that the business Is consequently much crcum
ecIibed We only heard Of sales Of 500 bales, and
tnus to quote the paying rates as follows
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Reading, by causing the rejection OF Mr.. Lewis, when
his name and nomination come before the Senate.
The opposition TO MIR Levi springs from his own poll
teal friends the osensible ground that he and his
whole tribe tide walters and toad eaters voted the
independent ticket 1t the last election about the most
sensible and honest set they performed since they
made politics a trade But all this opposition is use
less, for the confirmation Of MIR Lexiss nomination.
sometime within the next Elk weeks, may be regarded
as o fixed fact And the may be said Of Mr..
Postmaster white but should not like to hazard my
prophetic by saying the same of the balance Of
the federal officials in this quiet peacoabe, law abid-
jns riot hating. Sabbath obser wing CITY.
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RssOluon to place hrs hydrsnt in Great Jones street.
Resolution appoint r. Brady School Inspector in the
Sixth ward In place Of Dr.. DsaisM Hogan dscexsed
Cured in.
Petition Of sundry to have Twelfth street.
Broadway to Bewery, remembered Petition granteii this
Board oonours.
Report Of Committee Roads, in favor OF grading Tenth
avenue from Seventy fourth Eighty street. Con-
CURED in.
Report Of Committee Fire Department in favor Of rein
stating NJ Young ber Of Hose company No
26. Concurred in.
Resolution to adopt ordinance to prevent any person
from exposing for sale meat nah fowl OF desp
Ia any ~ he squares other than the
Board Of Aldermen adopted the resolution and ordinance
THIS Board concurs
The house being called ascertaned that there
not quorum present. the Board therefore adjourned till
friday evening. =
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THs PaREMsN MURDER CAsE-The Coroner's inquest
elected testimony which bears hard against the 40.
cured Among other things, IL was shown that taft
Of hair grew Ct DR. Psrkmsn's shoulders And
strangely or providentislly among the fragments Of
the body found shoulder with ths unusual ark!
The tea chest In which parts q the body found
packed In tan bark brought from Professor Web
sers house the Tuesday following the murder The
anonymous note written TO friend Of DR. Psrkmau,
directing attention another way, IL found to match
with part OF sheet from which IL was torn remsin-
ing In Professor Websters room A witness entirely
reliable, walking behind Professor Webster between
Boston and cambridge, saw him drop q paper mys-
terousiy that he intended 10 pick IL when he
TO the spot, bat another person coming along hrst
picked II mp and walked on without saying anythiss
That paper vas the check which had bees paid to DR.
Psrkmsn for rent.-.4Ba-y EOe. Jour Dec. "a.
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HALIFAX AND Liv Notwithstanding aib.rns-ror Idv-
stool DR. Boutery and lady 1orontoi Mesrs Fskin do
Tmtaudau, Quebec John Ogilvy, Montreal; Antonio N
Crest. CO. nso Pen sssmil,enshy; Geo Crock, Liz
Messrs Hooh; Jas Brsn Elm IT. London; Heriot
Ctsfoyj T Doubleday. NpOrh John Hail. Toronto; Gold
yasGIc9n Montreal sitehe Toronto; Mclean, Nlagars
Andrew CLARK Scotland; Mr. Ainsy, do Geo Taylor Mont
real james sullerton, irelsnd Mr. Mathews, Liverpool
Jotn boicrafs.
FOR fsifa, Messrs star H.itss; Charmsn. Do; Mar
t.Li NHOiki Miss Graham, Hslifa2; Mr. Jas Isles
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Passengers Arrived.

CHaRLEsroN-stesmshps outherncr-nrs Rpan, Mrs MAR
Desendorf Stpley, sister and two children Mr.
Reilly, Mr Truman Cook, Mrs la Montague Messrs Geo
Owen Dufour, VIM Lo.ndes, W Van Stade - In .he
Storage.
BavsrA-Bs Bark Rapd-Nrs A summsrhsd and two chill
dren, Mrs Ney, Psalm, Guzman Balbin, Lopes.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
esss R:: ,m. TsSs ss.s Maty cid
Es~srd Nay. NYsrk; Mary Matt Smith, dc.
vine oormisR Perna%SuSo Mary H. croS BossUn: scs.
H .s "%ss nSa. 1sss &
Amboy; Mary Matt, smith. NYork.
miscellaneous.
Sem DoIPHIr-we learn from Elwood walters ESQ, Sc
cretary OF Now York Board of Underwriters part
6 n asss
tanned Of getting her of next tide The vessel yet does
PsThc OF 2tsh sfse, dsohasng par. Of her cargo
yesterday Coasters Harbor Island with cargo
hsr and ss via
sT VIZ s.t Gn Of Ss;ns With lumber. s,n ssaO.:
i0.sos Pm Grew ,ayed AND most pi a; lumber shsass
% aDHss .on badly vessel wi" go "
Oh sIsaS
Riosmonds Island Cape Esabeth On saturday, evening in
the storm Crew saved also cargo but in damaged state
senH kIs,sorA-Pot boat Hornet Herssi arrived at N
scuSsn pine plank and som. sails rigging and faEnas
nysS ON S Fl 'fh arn. 5 q siGs'
q plank the beach, including with the above the whos
entirely in the gale o. saturday night w
senn L.ssos Ds.s before reported ashore at Newpor)
VALUABLE CAReoThs ship Geo Brown cleared for Liv-
ESS Is ssnS ,O SuisSn hSns9 s T SsT,S q
Notice to Mariners.
The light boat President, stationed OF the Sow and Px
throw her beam ends. Had decks Lost
round house. &C. She lies half mile NE Of her former
position -
CID at New Bedford 2ith bark hOneruma Allen. Indian
Ocean.
PhiSdsiphis, Dec "a, 90 miles sE Of sandy HOOK
Fofeign Ports.
HAVANA, Dec I5-Barks Vim Larrabes. Ernst from Bath
for Curacos SOON Chde Harold Bch for NyOrk 25d Gen
Jones' Harding. from Portland disg Maria ersey
do do Periey slsmwood for Boston, dE Medora Rohy
from Portland dg Tsmpe,on. storsr from DO une Louisa
ton for Bremen SOON Cheshire Hog DO unc brgs
Confidence BaSeoek from sesror Lucretia Mosman from
cTssSh from ao for ft or oS,r Ensin. GaroS from and
OF Bristol yts cargo Isaac Carver Curtis from Boston
IRON Boston, arr 18th.
Home Ports.
ALssASpnI. Dec sl-Arr brig Itaska, GrcenlOw TURKS
CHhnLssror, Dec "a AM-Au barfs Enslie tswl BuSSs.
Sns Ssd a psnd sm s er %
LAWS Del Dee a. II AN-since last evening not vvs.
coal laden schr in the roadstead wndbound News
that the Tuscsror.. position is rather better nasnuss as
y,n che moves ~ the heavy es, her motion seward
NrvroRr, Dec 2hrr shr Nadonns Berry, sesrport for
csrosn,s Hth brig ssbelia Mathews Calais for Work
Snssaas r SssburyP1r ,Gr w% sqSSs Sn bs"rs
Ter NBsdiord baltic SPARKS Prevalence or Norfolk psis
N9 So 10 Bsss sTo rssa' . Gsr S .sr
Dee, Nicrk and tvo OF three others bound W.
Fremont, Gouiy, NYork.
fosTI.sD, bee 2i-Arz tehrs Fylcrum, xurry, Nyort
Gen Warren. Niham, NYVrk for Nisoase; ed, schr Js
rtne, willard, Philadelphia.
ns. P'S h,s hip Hartford is
Brown Brsius Liverpoo b.rks ABBY Lands Barclay do;
t" s ss,s " yS I sSOs Si RG'SS SSr
Glasgow Texas, McNair, NYorh.
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NOTEs ON ME MINEs


70 looked for on the manifest Of the steamers
private boxes OF their passengers.
NOTES on THE MINES.
nv >. ". coLLtsR.
Oh, the beauties of the " disrins,"
Neither few, nor rsro. nor small
In the world are many higgins.
But geld humbug o wots, o. all
From the time 81 your departure,
Constant tolls and trouble. ran.
Till you find you've caughta Tartar,
And return homo-if you can.
Speak not now Of snail bosts erammd with
Men aud nsas too thick ~ move.
Nor Of sluggish rivers Id with
Fierce Ussquitoes In drove
Set aside the mules, aud jaunting
weary days through sand aAd sun,
Water. food, and shelter waiting
Then, toe trouble = just begun.
Resehed a. last the golden pine is--
Pitcsed the tent upon the sticks,
And such things as are not +" hnis
Ranged IN something like tx.
Over nov All care and sorrow.
Miners dream Of yellow bees.
Finding pockets on the morrov-
Lumps a. big as barrel hesas.
Early MP the steep "gulci" travel
Choose spot. and make the start
Fist come beds u sand and gravel.
Hard a. frog. rad Pharaoh's heart.
TLen big stones quite rough aud weiShty,
Needing lifting very strong;
Or rock - tough and slaty,
just night where IL don't belong.
Crovt.r going lhe q knooker-
Pick and SPADE In hurry wild
shading 'hts" ont cf the rocker
SleeIrF pa with cryins chiia.
Standing IN the mud and water.
Thinking " the hols dent pay.
"rsih't because 10 hadn't Oughter."
I'LL tbs near the close Of Gay.
Tier. when tired 10 death the branch 10,
sctarinFu ~ tee sand that's loose,
Sgustting down Spon ones launches
Ger the puddle lkea goose.
In this way, you roll and 'srlosh' it
Tedious, a. " 10 uncouth-
And all carefully you wash ",
I'LL Jour bach aches like . tooth.
Tentvtrd. discontinued. ploddlng
With i've dollars or a dime,
Eat your pork and biscuit holding
Like tiee. TOP all the time;
Getting steve AVID stones 20 lay right,
sleep in dirty tlanttts rolled,
Andtvo hours before IT'S daylight,
Wake up shiveribg with the cold.
In the morn something has happenei-
Never cure TO ind ali righG
UAtchstt uiesinr. or your japanned
Teapot slept cut over night
Or grisly bear hes walked IN
Nitn the meat hung near your tent;
In the hole that you have chalked OF
water springs have found q vent.
Let them tell their golden stories,
And believe them don't care.
None can knew just where che ere is
save they chance 20 find 10 there.
Fortunes have tten made, know u,
BY some lucky ones before,
And let him who wishes go it.
don't want 20 sny more.
francisco, Nov. lsi7.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Bark Carolina Godfrey, Charleston, Durham Dimon.
Brigs-Trus Blue (Br) Benot Barbadoes, Buck u Co;
Nathan Hale. Crowe, Savana, sc, Everett Brown Pc
trel, Mabee, Matanzas, Brett " Vose.
sohrs-Gen Cass Kear, Cedar Keys. r W Trundy 4 Co;
Ann BAKER, fink, Great Egg Harbor.
Sloop-fashion, Cakes, Providence.
Arrived.
USh Steamship Southerner Berry. Charleston, go hours
with msse and passengers TO spoford: Tileston Co.
ton and rice. to Warde.
Barb Rapid Ward Havana 10 days. with sugars &c. to
Taylor Co.
psrh Wolfe. Forbes, New Orleans. II days, with mdss
Bari Texas. neNsr Savannah. days. with cotton and
sehr Marion. Ellis, Washington NC, days. with naval
schr Layinia Hopkins, Hatfield, Virginia, sdays.
Schr Isabella kbbets, Lake, Virginia, days
sehr Nary LISTER, Parher Philadelphia days bound to
B.eyle NJ On Sunday night, OF Egg Harbor Light,
tehr Export Of Greenport, sunk.
sehr Gov Thorp Thompson, Milford, Del, 2days.
schr Benjamin Wilson, Berlin, Dover, Del, 2 days
Sailed.
SHIPS Hbernia s) Halifax and Liverpool Liverpool (pk
kdridss. Liyerpooli Cornelia, French. do.
p.s swind at sunrise Nj at meridian, do; At sunset,
Ight ustth hail
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On the Goth instant, by the Rev Michael McC arrou,
THOMAS KEIcH and Isabella MARY GABRIELLA, second
daughter Of John Gibbons, Esq, all of this city.
On "wednesday morning, by the Rt Rev Bishop
Hughes, ALEX. L. HoLGArE, of the firm Of Wright &
Hogate, to Mrs. CLARA A. GuILMARrS, daughter Of
John Geo. Gottsberger, Esq
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Port OF New York, Dec. 27, ls49.
SON RISES. .....1 26 NOON SETS. 90. II
SUN skrs... q HIGH a.. 49,. "a
Telegraphlc.
Bee general column for the latest Marine
NV tai
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Notes from the Mines.

From the Pacific News, Nov. Is
The following growl, set to metre, speaks for Itself
IL gives side Of the picture Of miners life with
good deal Of spirit The other side Of the picture
may be looked for the manifest of the and
In the private boxes Of their passengers.
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p.s s-wind At sunrise, Nj at meridian, do; Al sunse
WsW, light, with hail.
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Adjourned 20 meet on Friday evening
BoARp or sssrsrASr AtpsRsR,-Ths bratoh Of the
city Legislature held special meetnr last evening for the
purpose q do.tF Of the papers which bod accumulated
Rspo u Of CONFERENCE.-The Committee on saiare, and
oees repor ed in iaycr ~ eoneurrns ~h the Board Of
Streets A. $40 fet snnum. TIE Board concurred
Report Of NE Con p.,ss on LAMPS ara ss, IN favor o.
Ninth street between FIRST avenue and avenue A, lighted
Rsport Of b. COMMITTEES on IN. rire Department. in favor
fbudins addition to the house for Hose Go. No. % Con-
N. Committee Streets reported n favor Of paving
Thirty seventh stree', from Ninth 70 n,s avenues
eoneur.hee Coseurr.d IN :. ne ., M ee IN favor Of
Con- nsfie alton, from Departu,n;,.--A Communication
sddepal appropriations for slg With an ordinance Core
ners fees $40 Coo Repairs and supplies s3en Board %
Hospital Blactveis Island, IS 100; total $500 RS-
ferrtd 70 Cemmitise on finanee .,- y,,.-,
sprrtpiaon With an therefor County clerks
eee ss2i5 co Resius efhee 81 $50 il sgr!?gates once
Papsrs from n. Board Of AidermsrThis BOARD cen
be built the foot Of Seventeen street. North river At
Report CSnmt,ee on Sewers in favor Of tuang reoev
ing tasns cuvsrts W Of Broadway and
1vtn,y.sisth street CoReur,a IN. ,-.,--,
Tsdps Ior,y eth street. from Eighth 20 Ninth avenues
Rsrort Of Committee on Rosds In favor Of regulating and
grsdns Forty nth street. from secona 70 East River
Beouop favor Of placing lamp, in front Of several
churches. Conoufted in.
Repet Of Committ,e Roaas In favor % altering ths
also Of Forty eighth street between khh and NAs
Re, lon to appofut John Fowler trustee of Common
Schools the Twelfth ward. in piece o. kdwsrd Brush
moved from the ware. Ccncurryd IN. =,
recud 10 furrsh The nemlers a tbs incoming Comuan
Council vita the ufssl boohs sad s'sontry Consursd ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-27
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