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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

STREET DEPARTMENT, 10 = Al1 d Acknowledgements
SNouee-Pubhc hsryty that tie ioo~ln. Reoa
adopted ey The Counon coae 10 eae yat
s 90 rwea,y tarst aHt Is1t V 10
5a Sidewalk CUTTERS Jhs south siis Of lhs
commencing Nc the OF Washaon A pef-oas
Interested a.y ob-o;ioE reQNsts 70 present io
IN stux Undersigned Ia, de 5tiore ise 'il ey
o. Sept INST JOHN l. DoI"t, Street e0ii.e9''s-rI-
September :, $50. =
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DRIYATR PUTOR.-A graduate OF Harvard Col
eqe accustomed TO teaching would like to give lessons
in Lain and Greek elementary Mathematics 10 c,as
or to young men preparing for college, Address Z o.
Nv 19S sl0 lWt
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1lawows

MTYw YORK SUPREME C0URlcity and County OF SsSi
~ CHARLES l. CORNISH as'9 Wdhii Sob,o,
Yon ars hereby .umonded 10 tae compliant IN ms eu
which was ded IN the oce OF the CLERK OF the Cry anu
answer on me al nv 1876 Nassau street. IA ths C Oh wv
York within twenty days after the service hsreo a. va
ay Of .i service and defendant tail To answsf tho compass
as aforesaid plaintiff wl app to the Court a. me cry nh
the CITY of ork nineteenth day OF oetoosF oue
ssnd h hundred nifty, at 10 CLOCK IN the forenoon o 20
IN the Dated New YORK August STU A
THOMAS HENRY, Plainth ATTORNEY,
aulO lRwlSwT $50 NaSsS~s1eus''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

LEGHoRH HAT nrAnUFACToRY
WILSON'S LIE ghorn Hat Mandatory, Eighth ave-
j nue. lb house sboys Twenty slxhsl side Per.
Sons having Leghorn 8onnew Flats bEve them alter
ed uIo fashionable shape without any appearance OF pec
ing at tbs easbishment ~ Inn
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BANKING HOUSE OF ]. oARoTHERs g. 90
No. Is WOODsT. Pi1fSRURGH, PA.
COLLECTIONS made on all the principal Ci9es Of
" the United STATES Reference In Hsw-York, &essrz
Wtnsow Lanier L Co. 81 Wai-gs. auI7H
MICHELLtB OLD ESTABLISHED LAMP
NAsfORE, CeEnerino st--The proprietor begs 10 IN
form ne public thai he continues manufacture every de-
scripnon Of CGmPhene LsmpG, and ,hsI addition 70 bis
a1as stock ne haa seected sor the Fall trade variety
he. which be offers 81 the lowest possible prices
n. B-Ths uade Supplied with Csmphsns 81 the marke,
pflee aul9 2u'
QIGA ROSEWOOD. BLACK WALNUT
RAND MAHOGANY FURNIrU&E-H AMER u
sTONEY have removed ron Dunc4u rnyie's ord estsh.
tshmen 10 our nav warsroons SD 8roao way where We
have mos Aoetdi $3.50; enf Of rosewood psrIor
fQTnilurt carve i Tue mos exquisite stye The patron.
4.' pF aJove are Dvited 10 examine sock, style
NOR ceFai WAYHER / STONEY5,
$50 Broadway, oppoaiie Chinese Auseum.
Deaers supplied OF the usual terms SOW
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$4,000 WINDOW SHADES
OF EVERY DEsCRIPIOH,
NATHOLESALE AND RETAIL, al great bargains, ln
w los suii purchasers from Is up, i58 Pearl four
doors rom Chstham-Et trimmings Cambrics &c. for
Grade s5 Ink " 0 jerks.
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A lady DESIRES TO 0BTAIN sisusnon II
"A Semnar7 n the State of NewYork sheis veil qua
lied for her b1sness having taught for many years sue
te2ches The Harp Piano. Guitar and French Sde would De
willing to be generally useful in The school a line sd'
dressed 10 Helena and directed 10 The care OF The Post
naater Boston, Hasa- will be attended to aus I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

DRACTIUAL CONVEfGS ALTON In the French
L language with Or. VlONIs, leader OF a French and
beat refel ences OF the CRY bis ability and morality IS
Hudbon-sL slo LUZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

BOARDING ARD DAY SCHOOL FORYOUHe
DLADIES-haiss DAY respectfully informs her friends
and The public that she will open her school Monday
September 8, at l08 WEverley-plBce auT I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

YOUNG LADY, aged 81 accustomed 10 tuition
"A warmly snached 20 children, desires i'usnon as
teacher In addition the usual English branches she
will initiate pupils IN music, French aud drawing Mos!
satisfactory Testimonials given. Teacher SS2 Grand A.
LILY LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

TN1O PARKNTS,-A lady flIy conPetsaI EIsHSs 70
lake three or four little girIS from the age OF to ~ n
her family 10 educate win her whom abe WIZ
bes,ow ali the care OF mother They viii be taught al
the FneIisb brancbep aud Music French and Dancing II
desired The mostunexceponsbe references slveo Tne
location is OPEN airy and healthy For oll ln.ormaHoa
address South Brooklyn box 1888, roiEo1Se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

If WORTH's CLASSICAL and Englah school,
.748 Broadway will be reopensd on Monday, Septem'
her g. H2W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

tx PURSUANCE Of Of Surrogate OF ths Coung
JHs" Iors Notice hereby gysn to al Rersons having cSs
present thereof TO e subscrbs oea
Jacks avenue tbs City Yort
tbs second day OF October rsDatedHsv thu 20
day OF March, 1880, MARTHA WILEY AdunsuainL
lAw5uf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

GBURGH SCHOOL, for Engish and Classical Edu-
Ocaton 1870 Wes Nneet uihsl third house f ON Eighth
avenue, will reopen on Aonday, Sept
rs 2weod+ WEN B. sTOUGHTON, PRINCIPAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

MIX. JUsEPB ART9HI formerly Instructor OF
and now connected with Of The best insntuuons IN
this city, respectfully Informs bis friends sod me pnonc
roonh 81 Great Jones ssprva1e residences desired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

DAFRNT Observation-Disclosures WE
L Patent Sefstopping HyGsnls have bsen several
years extensively and highly approved OF by
owUers and the pubic They strong, rot likely ge.
ouI OF order simple construction WON'T o1rlI pipe n11
likely 10 freeze left ruaning being sef acting
easily repaired without digging q! all also, Double dy.
drsnIS Nay had Of the Plumbers generally. Factory
81 Aarion-st i6 l2teods
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WINDow SHADES.

W1NDOW SHADES.
NELLY b. RIKER, l9l Ch7hamIt call the aItsnioA
M OF al persons wanting Shades TO their Of
Shades and materials for making mad hanging Shaded
They make the beat quality only and Se prices full Is
per less than any other tacurers AL Shades
warranted not TO arck or curl. Rui9 lmD2tsHh
WINDOW SHADES. GILT CoRNICEs! onA
w Perry MUsLINs, &c-BamIies about furnishing
their windows with the above ertt,es, will ind Al G.
WOODFORDg, 295 Broadway, tbs largest and BEST rs
sornent In the cy several styles before intro
duced In New York Lace and muslin curtains drapery
assels loops pins, bands, cornees &c. Families pur
chasing Of the subscriber may rely upon getting rsata
article and a. low Is possble 10 tmpo maniac
lure H. Merchants buying al wholesale win find decidedly
their advantage call before pu'chs sing elsewhere
al6h J, &C. WOODfORD 2o5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

XETANTED-By two young men, German teacher
w schoolmaster who 10 Wiling to spare an hour 10 the
evening OF three nights per week preferred Terms mod
ers,e Address Payne, y Tripune Office all 2tWkS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

A NEUROLOGICAL. STUDENT desires TO teach
"A German and Hebrew. any branch OF Cole, late
course either a school private tutor Address
S Upaon 50 Fourth.sverue sl0 2teod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

6eNf HLRGGETT's Classical French add Eng.
w 1h School for Boys corner OF roadway and TEefta
st, viii DO opened on Monday Sept a, WI Re a.
sisted hv sbie teachers French WRITING, DRAWING,
READING &c Circulars may be obtained 81 Lock woods
an Broad way Crowen'S 599 Broadway; or Al the real
dence Of the PRINCIPAL rs feminist au8 Nv disWFNsoaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

RTADAmE CHEGAkAY's ROARoiN0 ANe
lYE DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Union
place corner Fifteenth Madam aEG Array respectful
" informs parents and guardians Of her pupils that tho
course of studes at the institution will DO resumed on
Monday September g. 1885, suN I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

IN PURSUANCE or an order OF tho Surrogate coany
4NewYork hereby gyen all Pescns haylns elaI
against ADDEUS h. WAkgHhA se OF tbs City Of New YO
gentleman deee4sed u pe,-n With y0nehss ats
tho his Office No 70 3eeknan street, tbs C
Nav YORK M d4y Of December ue1t-Dtrse SH
Yon The thirty first dsy 81 Nay. ia51 ABKAa WAKEdAf
je lawSnS Adnnststf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

PURSUANCE Of order OF ths Surrogate OF the CouR II
ANswYofs notice hsreby gwen parsons having aa
John sURAUME late othe City Of New York Jeweer dsOset
the with vouchers thereof " the ubcnbet
his store 10 2l6 william tbs City Of New Yoh oa q
before the Tenth day Of March usIDtAd New YORK The 6h day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

ORDER Of o J. Harmon The City OF oswesosotc,
b.r.by gwen pursuant the Of hs s'Ntnsuhots
attachments NuC-Ne sd nsor@scaS daoo
hst AZ attachment sg Anst the estate OF John Fo
rssssnt of the State forh that The ~"
b od for the payment his debts unless he aPpe4f aud dcs
.rcb attachment according law months from the ana
csSn oftbs notice. M payment Of an, debts iue 70 s
r. residents OF his aud the delivery 70 hun Or for s use o. s
Dyonerry within this belonging him and the transfer Of y
spc property by forbidden BY law ard vod Use tas
thirteenth day OF November lSt9 CtfAN rs kNO c5s
lIayzQu NiVNNSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

IMPORTANT TO DEAF P&RSURS.-Dr. LIZ.
1FEHER. Anr1BL 258 Broadway entrance p Wnrer-st-
San consulted ali diseases OF The Ears daily from
anti O'Clock Sundays excepted Sixteen years success
ul practice IN he shove branch enabled him cure all
deafness however long ssndng may hc prov ding Tho
carve drum be good The Of hs and sci
snrhc neAtnanLs Unprecedented and he challenges the
whole world produce such array Of wccdeul cures
"a be has performed persons residing IL this city and
neghboEhood Or you'd canton leaf pe,rors a9st1ai
asng euAck oils &nd syrtrces more injured tSar
osnehScd COMPUTATION Vas. by mai ., DSherwtse al
Cppad leuers refused anil lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

N7EyY YORK SUPREME COURT William Macarthur AZ
James McCrssry against Harmsn, Charles LeEnd s
Mont summons for money demand contract eoL
NOT ITO ISAAC HARTMAN, CHARLES hEkIN and Motth
sCHW ARTS: hereby summoned and requires 20 nnVS
the complaint tins seton ~sh hed N the once OF me ost
tha CITY and County OF YORK. the City Hall lhs Cay
and copy Of answer TO the sao conpS
on the .ubsoribe office, No - Nassau street. N uas
civ nj Nav YORK. twenty after the OF tina
mons on YOU exclusive the day OF sucl service and you ae
answer tbs said complaint within the time aforesaid the paht'a
This action TOR the sum oil ioIf haa
bred forty eight dollars aud hS cen III interest from tAs
twenty Ghbay thousand eht hunIrd and btyo
aids the costs this actonDaeJ New FORK 9th July, 1880
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

THPURSUAHCE Of an the Surrogate fine County Me-
1Yos notice hereby TO all persons having cams aga
DANIEL C. SANDS as OF the City New York deceased
the with vouchers thereof the suoScrbdr
residence No SO Suffolk tbs City Of New YORK bsts
sixth day Of February aeIAt-d fsw York ha d
ofAugust, 1890 PHOEBE =. SANDS, Admnsrratru
laWStnr
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| DOYS, sCaOOL.-Mr TYNGs School for noyal
ID reopened al 81 East Sxteenh-st where application
| may be made from ill 2o'clock IS Ink
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II PURSUANCE OF order Of tbs Surrogate Of ths County
1hsT YORK hereby al persons having c8rBs a
YRAHCIs sEAyLLE aa ths City Of York decsassd
present thu with yorcbe thereof to the subsebe 70
OF Riggs Hail. No no Murray street. ths Cyy Of ss
YORK before the third day Of DeceuDsr nsrDstsd Mr.
YORK, tbs goth day Of May ,a50
SARAH EEAyILLE. AdpaloistratdL
Jel lsw5m-s GILBERT L HALL, Administrator.
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T1HE COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL
4 SUHOOL 10 Henry.st consisting OF three departments,
In complete order is now open. See full sd -eraement
2u SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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astrous contamination. This Union is the ieeoleat
and weakest national power that exists on EARTH IL
with twenty million Of freemen it cannot bear the
shock of adding Bix hundred 10 their nun Der. me
Union stands, as | have demonstrated at large on
former occasions, not upon majority OF voice. 10
eher or both Houses of Congress upon any meas
ure whatever, but upon enduring physical, SOCIAL
and political necessities which will survive all the
questions Of this day. and will survive after the ex
tinc,on of Slavery not on y in the District OF Co
lumbia but throughout the world. Others may try
to save it by concessions to Slavery, from lmagln
airy peris. | shall at seek to perpetuate 1t oy
rendering it's power benetcent TO all classes aud
conditions OF mankind.
CORPORATION NOTICES
tsTRREY DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall OF Records,
Incorporation Notce.-The following notice has been
adopted by the Common Council hesosed Fha Der on
under tho direction OF the Sree Commissioned the said
Pier 10 hundred feet IN length from the oukhead
n b westerly side CT Eleventh and TO be 40 feel 10
Width and the street Commissioner give the notice
required by law to be given 10 the propreors OF os OF
land living opposite where the sad Pier Ia directed TO be
built 10 unite the construction OF the and to bear
THEFT proportions cost hereotAdoped6 by the Board
OF Aldermen Aug g. 1850 adopted by the Board OF Aess
tsntu Aug g. 1850 approved by the Mayor Aug s. 1850.
JOHN 2, DODGE, Street Commlsaoner
Angus. IS. 1880 aul76w
(,KOT0N A9UEDUCT DEPARTMENT Kotunda PAD Pub
Go Notice hereby given that petitions has been presented IN
tile hoard Of Assistant Aldermen Nmthsy between
Forty fnh nnt Also for sewer 10 l~e',i rom
been Board Aldermen TO have the proposed sewer
Youreen,hs All persons interested in the
above having thereto requested 10 present mo an7
writing s0tng their Of interest sad address, to the h
NcHoLAs DEAN President croon Aqasduc Department
50 im
(1RoToN AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT Rounda Park-Pns-
liz notice hereby That Psoas nsF OsTn m Fo s
La fe Place to and to connect ~h tho sewer now
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IN PURSUANCE Surrogate County
York hereby given a persons having claims Agan
THOMAS PATCHED late Of the City OF New York
vouchers hereoto subscrbss Wash
ngtonstree City Of New Yoh befors tbs eighth d
January naI-Datad New York the fifth day july, 1850
JANE PATCHED ADMINISTRATIVE,
YN 1sr6mSS JOHN C. REMSEN Adminiatrntn,
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TN PURSUANCE order thu Surrogate Of the County OF rs
York, notice hereby gwen all persons having elaine aga
JOSEPH G. CARPENTER hou merchant ts Of tbs City Of Mes
YORK deceased amsh vouchers hseofto tho subs
hers the Office Thomas T. hisn No lag WAshngt0ns IN do
City OF York on or before day Of January
Datad Now York tue ssyeub day o July, 1850.
THOMAS z. ALLEN, Administrator.
lyI3 law6ms+ MARY CARPENTER, Adnmpstra,ri1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

THNHH MISSES GREEN ~tl re-open lleir Scnool
for young Ladies'. al No Riftt+sv, hraa house IRON
Washington square. TaeRdsy, Septenber loh IS Ot'
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
Court OF General Sessions.

Before tfs Recorder and Aldermen orirhn and Dsars
Ann g. Eefefttfo N0ien f00fs- Mehsel nuvphv v.s
pacsd trial chsrsed With receiving solsn goods via
piece atn which had bcea stolen the "a q say iss
The B altered 20 have been received BY "a. sccus@
tari etsolen ~ I've boys trem The sors of Rsynsss
chsrss Boss-k ir svorn -rs sisrt IN the s.,.hl.s
meat q k,strs. ksypard Co, msrchauu In Hanover
fqusrt he "a u NAY 1stq Eve pieces of s.n sostn
ina 2ev ytfds and wo'th about $50 stolen from
store dcer the goods we're packed ready for shir
msnt bctton the Goods stolen by nsst
victed a the thtft
wm n s,spssns bsns dply qsaliasi, say. .visaes "a
icliowe an octr ~ the pocs ths fist nsy 1872
ssch having bundle q sain n ther posesson ne sss
vas dcniitetb W Mr. Bsswiot a. hs rrsrsrty o hs en
pyers the stn stpeatcd - ts 81 the s,ms asy hurpsy
had fh yrrds and shetsu shout y.rdt rerwa-ds
yetei smother risos ccntsinrE 81 yards from hurgss
houfe IN Iaurens street. Shchso taii he hai
satin Of Muphy Ns accuses said Ne bufht s sn arswes
in ofsenv street. tey we're n2s ai,."p.ss 70 80 y
f.e The saif have heea sclsh ~ tNe befs
nfreA lee u f.cks son snd " wliism Jchnern.
rrcss e.swinra-f 40 nat kwor thst hnrphv vss A.
h he boys Jsckson and johnson. nevsr
u.r te~s thcr srcsrt a. the police oHce
Dstisi ID rofriran, rbs vitress u p,iisemane
srd rs rssssd uih NJ seph.ns n he enesprise Of ccs
r.vrg ~ stoen hs evidence about
49,. t,er " NJ stephens scsorsing tis wtnsss sv-
sacs re sssd that he had recsvss s prspsrty
~. ssf-nr. c.a ssvsrs witnesses prov. wa-phv
vas mar ofesresn chsraeter. ue v,s empaysa 10 hss
irg 30 be,s sat espsr rsss sss rss aassssc $50
Tsior, fsssS a ve,sistcf yuIsg. 10, psasaa r~ So
isrrss NJ " nSEr3r traufsisgl n,fnax
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
tina. Ts.. declines the proposition rotating to her. the

enas Iexse tns proposition reiesng 20 nes the
Mr.. HowAsD-I wish to say, unless the rights Of
Texas are acknowledged, win vote against the bill
pared for dssoution The great Am.isss heart Is for
the Union ~ it h He was 7or the Admiration Of Csii.
Is sa met ,nns S
The people have the right In framing their constitu
tion to indicate their own institutions. The free
morrow If they chose to DO 90. Some gentlemen say
that by the Mexicsn law slavery csnnst exist In the
ana yet they press the proviso Other gen
How these conflicting views to be reoonciled? He
would answer that there was ground on which sll
ton. If democrats true to themselves, they will
adhere to 1t. The North owe duty to themselves to
V. had
any barrier and. as be understood the party, they
stood ready to give al. the efficiency they can to pro.
per bill on the subject He FREQ to say that his
vote shall be given for the abolition Of slavery In
ths District of Columbia. They had right, and do
Mr.. Marshall, (vhig) Of kentucky, believed that
the cloud will soon psrs BY and that We sha have sun.
shine Let gentlemen come forward IN the same spirit
stuton and the crisis could be met without fear and
members could discharge their responsibilities without
idea Of disunion Such remedy to be rssortsd to
only from desperation and under Of intoersbls
evil. He was willing to admit however, Mat II the
government should be perverted and made instru.
ment of oppression, the destination Of the Union
would be less Of evil than injustice and tyranny.
Domeetlc slavery 10 the apple OF dlecoro Inere mas
been great change In the opinion of Northern
this subject and free soism threatens to overeap
every barrier It's misohievous tendencies taught
from the pulpit In the Workshop factory indeed every
where. IT assumes all shapes and FORMS to array
army Of followers 1t psnders to the worst passions
and threatens to overturn the constitution Is the
duty Of Congress- therefore, to act now to day, and
settle the question pescesby and for ever He wes In
favor the principles the Missouri compromise line
He cared nothing about the amount of territory but
for equality under the constitution While he pre-
ferred the Missouri Compromise he looked the plan
of Mir McCernand with favor His vote FOR the sdmis-
sion Of California would depend providing territorial
governments for the remainder Of the territories He
not for ssttlinR the question by piecsmeal Who
stands back Discardng the question Of free labor and
free negro labor It be adjusted In week In
cuson he spoke elouqently Of the advantage OF the
Union and the deplorsbe consequences of Its dssou
ton.
The committee rose and the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Arpu s.-Aldermsn noTEsna. FRESHEST. In the chair.
pOp rs. sa ss .s. ss's- r.. Do other
~ release from TIE ysymsnt of sf prS
Rs,s s r'.s sm 'sf q s susss
sns r. S sy ss s isas sss .ss ST sSp.r
ssy By vo.ntst eonrisa,ian sns further sds ths,
,i X sssf sisters q ss
AIN. M su ss.'i Ro @ e. comm. Mite On spSs 'A'
orss1.c & o. ,ssrssr. ssn rws..rr a,ssgs.
to,ursnd the application 20 IN. supr,m, cour, FOR he 40
,s TlcS IN ,ss ar b.srs NJ
st,ss Of the Board Of Aldermen Referred 70 conn'sss
Fssn Frs,.nt.d from q. Ishabi,.s.. u v. r.slfA
S :ss Rss.ms = ..m s:sn:. hs my
vorIrc swAr rpr rtoPLss star ssp Pisa ror SsRxsr
p.son from r,s.s IL yif,s v,ra. and person. soins
S q e S-i ss'ess n 'Ss s... ns .Ss
alp between jay snd hsrrisen streets vas presented sEsn
h VIE =. r..iuss.s .s. fss es,l.s:r. i.S,
sorics without any ssss1 70 Il. r.ssry ~. bsins X.
only sp gsss ~ srnvns msriss prsdsss s. "a
ssd Us sssfJ sns sSrss street R:srT'i
A,g. I..s T.s s:T, ~ r.ss. %.s ..,s
;.';ss;., MS y:.:h.a ;..g.%.s. ~ s.is:.
vst e ssss VII ~, s.r, ,ss tire. s.s. nv
q va @ - .s s.slrssss s, ,ss .
sss,r.si.: ,Sfla ;s s. ss; sss .,.s.s:
to rut The clock n compss hserng tine
that viii not minutes IN at
s,perse ret y seese 20 ts paid :. ts sss q ths year
ss 70 pat the Poet Once clock IL erder for the keepinG u
tine AZ an expense not exceeding steo This letter vas ss
referred 10 the same ec mmittts.
ABOLITION fpg ofpTcp or prfrTr ConfrpottNt.
report oftho Committee on Qrdnsnsss Recommending
the rerespg chsp f article title II the ordinances
of the City Govtrrn pnsed hsy - it9 concerning
srrorimtnt ofs DEPUTY comrroer sadopted
and nsys.
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An act 20 snens set entitled sn set f)r hs
tfctusl % hres In the city u New Yerk 20
nsss hi 90: s.rs,s.,fs Ss,.d iss hat g.rg p,s.sa
eofiss 20 be printed
wkrrRf~o srpsr-s.
The ttmuitte 70 whom referred the eomnuncatio,
frsm hs Croton kgutduet Board In relation the vssnf
II water ~ the hytrsns and the deluging streets
re .os ~ TIE sErnflrs bens TOO large rportea
of oft9crfrg a. ordnance. tnr water police
th hJersns charging each cart mueh by gallon Cor
TIE water uted.
Aissrmsn KsLv sf shs sirsh vars Nh, u,s nsmssr II
on mittte strongly urged the adoption q hs crfnaacs
HIS rafrre vcud te an I'm savns 70 the city ths
sue ~ The present rfscts dsstrpva ant
vattlrg On he fiaewsts vers botrettersd
flg4nsa Bstflf niae tHof~ed roiirsmen whe ara rst
t-id estHstetsaa = sAs aasg hapy act rhst . SAP