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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

TclloW-citilcns Now = the TIM" for action
lot no man hang back Let ~ cnircgi you L."
lay aside all pcr-onal feelings, ard 10 vote Tor
those who support the honor aud integrity OF
the State The question purely one ui pm
ciy'c, and private friendships and ahlino-l,i"-
should y. laid aside. Let ever man be able
To say. II the State goes wrong, |, at least,
have done ms duty The candidate ~ favor
Of Prarc-', Ri are running th- question: aud
will clam = triumph, It the, are ci'c''d Let
u- again ruirr,l sou tu stand up 10 ID" qucs-
ton. aud vote cat your political -cuimcuis.
CT The following circular WAS issued
from the office Of til" Pair,oi, on Nedncs,
day:
prar,c <orIcy -Judgc Ochiltrrc aill
address, the citizens OF Harrison County IN
Marshall on the 18th instant. ut o'clock.
Gen Rusk and David : kaufman. ar.
also expected They will adyocat. the
acceptance Of the rearc- Bonndar, Bill
Fellow Citizens come out and hear the
principles of truth and justice discussed.
We will know 10 DAY whether these gen
tlcmen will make their appearance 4.
Il cannot ~ an, way affect the matter, NC
mus, say we do not think that they viii be
here. 1t might have some effect however,
10 make the announcement and head To the
impression that the, ar. ready to advocate
the pcarce Bill n, place where all their
sophls,sies will be exposed.
OF Let ii not be forgotten .ha, mum.
Der OF copies Of Smy tbs Letter were print
ed in an extra form at the Patriot office
during the last week tor distribution IN The
country Those who got up the project
did it with the full knowledge of the mis-
statements contained in that communlca.
lion, and particularly that mlsquotation Of
the Pcarcc Bill to which We referred in our
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

n. not decch ID the whole end and aim
Of this ten million proposition from ton'
gres. is to perpelra,. gpon Won the most stu
pcndons fraud ever devised by the ingenuity
OF man; the influence. hrough, 10 bear up.
on your representation IN Congress, To
cause them 20 favor this diabollcnl and IN.
holy scheme YOU can never know '-->Ou'h
Western american
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

q The distinguished JAeI YResr made his
svvssn~e rArbs hsfo-~ sss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26
COL. l.. T.. WIGFALL.
70, Kepvessniaiir' Of Harrison fo"ray
DIR. JOSEPH TAYLOR.
For Eepresematue Of Ha-'i'o" and Up
shW tOnaiies
J. J. KENNEDY. ESQ.
For Senator o, Harrison. ips.rr. and
>miih tonnite'
"KEJECI"
II, hfamow TerH B,'b'ry H'H

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-26

Remember all thu and good deal more.
and be certain to vote against Fearce =
Bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
FROM BERMUDA.

We have received file Of papers by schooner
Fayorite, Capt Higgg, 10 days from Bermuda, from
which we extract the following items Of nteli'
gepce.
A party left St, John, N B. about two month
ago in the schooner Olive Branch, TOR IufRd
Island under the guidance OF person who naa
followed the sea, in search Of sum OF money
stated to be f7O 900 in sod-bprisd there aomo
vears since The schooner arrived at Grand Gay
nm the 3Oth Of August, took in part Of cargo OF
sals and on The Sunday following proceeded to
Sand Cay where the treasure was deposited Fhe
inhabitants having been apprised Of the objects OF
the crew, their proceedings were watched. The
gold .digge1a landed at Sand Cay about noon aud
at once commenced digging. a number OF people
coon followed thom from Salt Cay, but did not
reach the inland till 5 o'clock when the schooner
yet all SAIL and ateeyed for st Domingo. On land
ing there were fire holes found open-one OF which
had been tetrGoed, and though 1t was generally
believed that treasure had been removed, yet 1t
was thought that all reported to be there could not
have been found in the short period of tims the
Olive Branch wes stthe Islands. The new comorg
commenced grabbing with their handR in She sand,
In the hopes OF finding something to repay them Tor
sheir trouble till they acerated their fngerg dread
fully when then thought it advisable TO send to Salt
Gay for pick axes, hoes &c They were atlll et
the Islands at the last accounts.
The Smal Pox OF the most viruent description
of the same type that proved SO iasal the past
wear at the sland OF ST. Vincent-hss shown il
self at Barbados. There are instances CT peraons
who we're vacinated some years ago, having taken
tho disease now prevailing.
An Improvement in curing Sugar has been dis
covered by Mr VIM. Drum OF Barbados, which
tile said viii lnvc to that island above $4,000 per
annum. ~
light hous e is to be built on Grand Turk The
Inhabitants Of Turks Island are luxuristing on the
Droposcd construction Of ali ice house, aud theii
conseoueut ability 10 indulge in ice creamg.
largo natursltank of frcl h water has been dta
covered at Turks leland In q cave several teet be
low tho surface This ia great relief to the in
habi!nnts who are often put TO inconvenience and
expense for that necessary srtcIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

Forgs
MONTREAL, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1850.
The Committee TO whom has been entrusted the
control Of the preparations now in progress, pre-
naratory to the opening of the Grand Industrial
Exhibition have exarted themselves With ctedi-
table zeal, and the citizens honorably contributed
TO promote the success OF this frat attempt at
National Fair The new market buildings, which
are extensive and admirably adapted as an exhi-
btiop, already contain sundry specimens Of the
products OF agriculture and manu- featuring indus
try. The Thester ia abou! being boarded over, and
che larger room Of tho Masonic Hall decorated for
the intended Ball an incident in the festivities aud
rejocings which cannot fall 70 attract the fair sex
from She United States, who may be curious 70
see large body Of the British Officers figuring in
the dance in full raginentas. There is to be
public dinner provided by the Cooperation to which
distinguished Americans will be invited, the tick.
cts for that purpose being now forwarded Thsre
are three articles peculiar to Canada, which the
Committee contend cannot be surpassed if equal
ed in the world, and they rely upon their excel
lence TO render the Canadian contribution TO sne
Aondon Exhibition not unworthy OF notice. she
enumeration il Hrst Wheat, OF which Upper Gan
ada may proudly say that none better eau Dc
grown. The rich specimens Of Copper one from
Che Lake regions, and the endless yaneHesoi "o1o
adapted to every use, TO be found in our forests
enclose you programme Of the proceedings 54I
which are to follow each other On the iItn' l0sh
and 10th dayn Of October The Hotel Keepers
are preparing in advance for the influx Of yisi.
tora' fitting up private dwellings and extending
sbeir means of accommodation in every way. Our
weather has had wintry feel and showers OF hail
have fallen here. In Quebec snow has been seen
The reduction Of the postage rate has been tenn
porally delayed. Some Gquabble in Prince Ed
ward Island Ia the indirect cause Of the pause a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

co1ToS Factory BuRN1.-Ths stone cotton
factory owned BY the North Oxford Cotton Manu-.
featuring 20; ;, vas Destroyed BY fire last Monday
injured at the Worcester Mutual Office for a q 600
at the Manufacturers Mutual in Providspcs tor
$4,000 and at the Rhode Island Mutual for S. 600
Providence Journal.
x Another Of our odest inhabitants, Adelaide
souiaque, coored creole OF this city, died On Fri.
day last, at the advanced age OF between 100 and
l07 years. Throughout her long life she enjoyed
the friendship and respect Of all classes. She
leaves behind her numerous offspring. ORe son
atoms has had By thrse wivsa IS children.
Mobile Herald and Triaaas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
The Iate Fire nj Carboudale
To ne Editor q The Tt,bunt

70 Wc razor o. Eas ifiOtHFf
CAEsoNpALE Puesasy, Oct ).
SIR At town meeting held in shis village on
the afternoon of the 18th inst it WAC among other
thirss
ReolptG Thai Comnittee consisting Q! Lewis JoneI
Peer Byue, and Evan Harris be appointed - aoofes5
communication 10 tbs editors OF Tribune and Herald
Y oOuTadlclug eertsn atements made by dones
dt- correspondent that large o. goods pm
6ered the laa slo-n hg he miners eT plogeGn
he mixes shs psce, ard tasthe Committee procars H.
said contradiction
The undersigned would only add shatthe nlnerS
of Carbonate are chiefly composed Of Welch,
Irish and geotchmen than whom more honest
conscientious ard industrious casa Of citiz does
nor exist among u.s. or who would more heartily exc.
crate suoh acts IS are charged by the HonesdSle
correspondent
We would therefore, respectfully ask that this
communication together with the above rssolu-
ton, be inherited as an act Of Justice to those IN
cerned.
LEWIS JONES, EvAa HARRIS PETER BYRNg,
The undersigned merchants Of Carbonate, aus
tanning loes by the late Ere, concur in the above
Gillespie Love, jasper Stuck, IS Benedict
sweetl Rs7nor, 7 Dickson { Co, WIN n. BarmAn
Mclaughlin, J. Sepj .min I Go n DAWSON
Patrick Moffit, Solomon Afno!d,
A Carbonate CORE spondens wriseE, Oct 5, as
follows
In that absurd statement sent you from Homes.
dale relative to our late disastrous fire, your in
formsnt says some 50 buildings were burned, or
two.thrds Of the village
For the information of some OF your readerg,
would state that our population is supposed to De
seven Thousand, and that we have MORE than
twenty five buildings your correspondents other
third yet standing
To t6ose acquainted here would say contracts
are already made-buildings are being frsmsd, and
within few weeks We expect very different
appearance our burned district, and ifyou could
hear the prices asked orloss burned overyou would
allow thst come enserpriso,was lefsy yet. P. ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

LARGE ROBBERY AT BURLINGTON, VIA let
ter from Burlington states that L. g. Chnenden's
room at the American Hotel, VI. was broken into
On Wednesday night, and wallet containing
Sl,lO0 in oash, snd some noteB Of hand, taken
therefom. There were sight bills of 500 zach,
on the Commercial B ank, balance Vermont money,
A gold psnkniie marked I'D. B. B." WRa also car.
red away,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

NOAx.-A f1e 8Honmept Of Anthracite C0sl ois@
peri0T qualify suahle for furnaces ranges, gnsh
&c copsu ers desitous OF procuring their coal aisys7
low rate viii do wall give tho subscriber an eel eA
90 lm' GEORE A. SPARKS. hl6 snI 90 'lAlAlaal
5SGAX., &ED OR yYaITn A. b-fhS 70 i9T 90 . alit
Z price Large Nut s ,50 stove sGd tgg - sIirtl
.7a Rro0nle y, Gesr Wooster and Si5 Bowery
ia SIM JsCOH WEEKS, Jr i AEPHEWB
J1OAL.-i am selling coal IS usual Of the 0ssi quality
cheaper Than any other dealer 10 the civ nom ~
III 10 ~ So PETES CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

e. For snIe-A Wing Newspaper with good clI.
euanon and advertising patronage IN county OF hnn s
uese ard will sell favorable terms part OF the
purchase money crly VIII be squiret u the purchase de-
snd cen do MS own sllling, do well By purchMlng
IrCnirr Vt mis- offics OF II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

UTNDER.SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Gscas
I men about purchasing their wiater undef-.hfs ul
drawers will frd very desirable assortment o. sGtl
NV wooden aud cuito1 sso inc niertnO, lam9i WOO.
Scotch lsmh', wool, New Britain aud shaker Shirts,
JOHN II YRIPLER's, $50 Grand.si. adjoining the VI
cesfic4 Yr.ders Bank he!~een Suffolk snd CInioa o.
Abe ladies' patent nerino vests OF SvA"6
(vJOTUING AND TAIL0RING.---Iran
stock of fashionable ready.made Clothing OF every 10
scrpron-i coo Goats from 81 So 5000 Vests mem
10 81 5GG0 Pants from 81 10 =, 10 measure CoIAs Ca
sIrIeres and Vesiings embracing CIV yimn9 rev al
fashionable frstrate I'll always guaranteed slga
rial will convince all Twenty per cent loss Than ~
house in The city for cush Remember the name and nus
Der MiO lAnL WV "a
sS 5meod' IS Eulionst near broadwaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
pATENT zINo PAIN

e 'HE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents Of .he New'JaMI
Z pofng and A1ing Couipsns, have receigsd p1,T1x
extensive Wo-ks e. &e1ark kup9i4 Of me tiETf
Erown and FrEpkliEsts psiuts which vii BE- IT,,
or reasonable terms .s ri
b~ovn W 10 a deep orsugs End altc t.t.5 ed oe4s
cosed Of metallic OXIDES lhelr Izs1ns c.oFer.es a.
SuIy car ue confidently re;oument-3 PriT cOsis3.sI
ior The coating Of lro1 ard OF in forming Eo IN -
for against oxidation now tnowu .,,.s
These Psrts, when lPPi.ed % Eo03, torn, $50 -
BE protection sgeinSi ire eq,a
supply OF t1e Compsns's 5cs1iuul p aih w ~
q &c low extensively dsed Il as znt s1a - y
Europe AZ he wosi Vsugp.s .1b,I1ts ,or vnN ny
sa5scribsra is2 mi 3 > Jo&E3 I 60 81 ss'fs+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

~ Orange nIountain WateT-CHre.-Df. CAsL
LoEESz has succee4ed Dr. n he N soca d!reeton
OF hE Institution. The Establishment 10 situated IN South
Orange Essex County, New JERSEY one hours ride rom
Tie Cit by Norris and ESSEX Railway Visitors lake the
Ferry boat at the foot OF Cor.lhu&s at u. and u
room. a27H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

gY- Water Cule.-Dr. z L. NICHOLS and Ms Il 3.
a0vE NICHOLS 81 Yves. Twenty second-st Intro house
rom eixb.Svenqe Ger saiauops from 10 10 , P4ie1ts
received board day treatment or yls!tsd 81 iho feI
dencts oS lmosF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
JENNY LIMBS CHARITY CONCERT AT BOSTON,
The following are the charities to which the pro
ceeds of this Concert have been allotted:
Toisl....,....,..,.......,.,.,..,.,s 81. 255

DM,-The Sunday Neses, announcing the nomi.
nAhen OF Capt. ISAIAH RYSDERs for the Assembly,
kdds-
We suppose the princip. obstse!e 10 tho Flee.
iion OF Mr.. Rynders viii be Inst 6a ia MOI ,Ansr.
ally known to the public. No - 4'' s'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

~ Nuter-Cure Inatituts-City and Conn-
rryDr TRAIL receives patients 81 Ibe commodiods city
el.bi.hmenl Is LsightHt ard al Oyster Bay, b. l. Com
nuucsnon daily between these places by ateamboat a1d
railroad General practice attended TO- CONSULTATIONS 3d.
Of lUr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

KF- Notice TO Contrncrors.-Ata1 adjourned meet
the Contractors held on he ION OF October 1891 81
The WeschesteT Branch Hotel OF Twenty seventh
al Fourth av II resolved 10 meet again on T1esday
evening the Ism October a. the same place and time
OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

- aD'Re1ily's Telegraph AiHsst connecting
~h All sections Of .he United sRIo General Office lsi
Broadway. Open RON IN tho morning I'll II al night
Visitors IL HapgYoTs who accustomed 10 ranEscting
business @h me O'Boily Limos in any section of the
United will hnc L. nar ipercs, their do
psche, st fha oEcs &C 'ns1rs prompt and ec
z,lsslon iasI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

~ On AutensIfs Gar lnhrEnary, y wLEreu-l!'
asr breadrsv open from Ri : of ihe exclusive lrea'
aut OF car dseass desfuesS dischargea from; tho ear
and all unpeasaui noiseS in he head cured 10 shorl uS
- Tinrsid iettsrs ysf1asd sl9 lmp5tW*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

Esg" - Chrome. Thermal system OF aIedioisar
ODE rurner OF New York, Editor, price ST..
al Inn LONG, 81 Arm 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

~ WIKs and Toupees.-gATcHELoRs celebrated
Wig Factory Ia eli Walls. whero 81 all tmos be
found the srgsst In the city Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for lhemseves before pur
chasing elsewhere BACHELORS newly invented Wigs
obtained tiger medal at the sa!r Of the American lnsd.
TUE Copy the nddregs. myl5 AWGFn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

sELPRo's ANGLEsEY LEG
iakDE SOLELY BY WM. gELPHO, "a sp,t1lhl.Ss
WY The subscriber continues manufacture las -,
u srIing and beautiful substitute FOX lost limb 90
be has been so s2cceIsf1l IL this country Tor va vi M
years; ELd from h!s long experience Ia EuIope -
cornry now over twenty two ysars All who Y. q
misfortune 10 crc limb may rely upon ob.sinibg go
,UbsHUie the world Affords.
ALSO, SELPHO'S ARTIFICIAL HARD.
AZ entirely end user1l substitute for LOST saatt
arranged mat he wearer open and sbui Inc "
grasp, &C F1rIker Information on application Or y IN
prepaid, attended TO- ol02EDApr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
The NEvV-YoRK MEDIoAL OoLIzag

THE TEW-YORR MEDICAL COLLEGE
As completed edhcs for the purposes Of medal
instructor, IN East Ybireenh 81 near BtuttFI
81 d tne Fourth uuiivaled 10 the facilities vhta
affords the sudsu both IN s Inferior arrangements tnd
nosop In relation 10 the various Ho'ptas and 1hnlt
rieE
and Anatomy are uppFec, denet.
HorEce Green, ~ D Professor Of Tho YbeoJ and tE
lice OF Medicine
AbIa6am Coz Nj o FfofeIaor Of Surgery
John Il Whla'ber NJ D. ffOfesor Of AnA'oIy "
Physiology
d edCa aud Pharmacy
Foro,ce saks,- M D. Frofs,sor of aidviieiE u.
DlBeste1 OF Women aud Cbiidrsn
Ogden 0ofemue, Nj. d frofesgJf o! UhenihT
T. ri Bfundige ~ D DemouR'rator Of anatomy
Alexander Mott N D pfosector OF Surgery
4 Surgical, Medical and an 0bsterlcGl CiniqusEls
he weekly By hs Professors OF he different orantaas"
Ii sfiof liz interest sIentto ans o.hers In this CIV
Pho AnstomiCsl Rooms will be opened on the hMaa
dt7 In October
tickets for the iull course slo5 Naturalization ala
cSH he obtained oftha s9b'ctiber 81 No IS Waueahan
!se colase enc The regular course OF Lectures WI.
crr1uence1 on The htsl Monday n NeyemDe[ A.,
r OGDEN DOEEAue, y
OF 2sv2wD&AW Dean OF the ss.s!ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

B DR.. HouEhtOn's Water-Uuro Estublish-
ment, Nc. 8 West Eey1nh-at. hte9 doors Fom Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

E0RasDVAH..-Ds9. SHfLDs a aoE1 ssye 'snsta
4Athsr Office to IS chsnberss Office hours fis@ IaP
o'clock, A. x AMI rom | 10 sud 10 Z, N
Phoy hayr opened q &edice sad Surglco. lalishf
crs poor VIII Us attended, SrsQiiously fussdaH
H'iursdsys srd Saturday, from TO II o'alo1S An
~ Dhilds will si7e Fgi'i1alP elsEilGa @ dasAsrsla,
IS Isl, lupss and t0Art.
D. For1 % IlraaSsg q as sra ss1 TAI aat is sGgsa
seasg ssnsraly iyiIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

~ oil! Oil! On!-TtJ hcOowELLs sighty.cen,
in;er Oh, besunl article Will burn clear aud briZhl
without 'noke or guEi warranted 10 burn all night
JOSEPH I. MCDOWELL,
,25 I'm. OIL aTORE. l5a DIYIsION.sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
(fI9lI9ERAI. NOTICES

Eg- Dr.. sbe7y's Wntsr-Gure Institution, cor
ner Ywslfhst sud Univsrsi!Y place ule II
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GRAPES.

GRAPES. .Fs
ISABELLA GRAPES from ihe yineIats ii IL
Hughes, Al Msiewsn Point J. can De ~ VI u
gIess K Co. l56 Westst, Wsshipg!on ANA'
Tgttinatou-5t A.. gatss
The ffst premium e,s swsrdei TO -. lsGaaf 2
tia lait ard present Fer OF me Amstcss =
Casts Gsfdea tsmples be Iss5 sl.n .,J M Rls
tupp : fof sse Al Inc ep6s l5e "es' a'u - slllF
iur-ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

r0tt and i1 avs Between "a snd 50h sni 2d-ar. ard
Earl River Between 59.h and 40h sis and lGth and n
ava 59h and q 10 ss and lth hud Sih a'' Be
Eeeu +4th and tj5 s.s and i0sh 6nd llln avs S@tTe
3l ard f4h sts an ID ava Bet Ssh ind Sch
,is ard 7th ara Between 5lSt spd SYN rs ana
Htt md Ilh Bstzee1 6fh and It5 siS a7d ION SO
lin ava BsHesH IS aud 49h sis aud lsiaT ard rae %
pcitrotd Between IS sad 57h ss AID IN snd 8h go.
Be cen 9Th and 1873 and and B. Between lou
g. I7ih 81. and lat and ID Between so ma u 81
gtd 10Th ard Ilth ava l7.h AID l8-n si a2a t'
and % avs Between Sjtb and SSH ats and Au1 l1
ave Be.weeB 18th ard 18th and a1t LET sy &C.
cen sab ard Ssh sta md p tnd 50 avs f.re7a
97h and z5tn ste ard l0h and llth ava between
Ala. and I'D SIS s14 Sd and Le1lng OF avs .
tween 3Ist and SD ais and Broadway AMI 2tn-sV
Bel1sep sash snd seth and Broadway and o.I'sV.
Reiweep 4sd and 4sa sreets ard loh-Ayenue and dn1
sc River Between 4sl and IA Streets ana ia ah1 5l
svsrreF Between 4ot1 AID 42d streets and 8ih and 9h
avenues Between JON ard 4sn 2treeI eno ga ana lun
SCH aud 60h street, sn1 p and 81 as
erUe B-,#een 42d and 46Eh streeis ara 5'h aud IN ave
rues-whlch were generally concurred IN on division,
VIZ AE,u1f;re-A aldermen Grfha. Dodge, Wood, OAK.
lev Chepmsu Smith Haws, Muller, Shaw, Cook, Bard
Britiog. Delsmaler Ffankli1-iI
NOTION
Alderman Brilion moved TO take M the communication
of Alderman Saaw the subject OF City Rail 4dS being
sr appendix TO Dec No So which was lost On division,
VIZ Afrmdnse-Alder Griffin, Dodge, Chapman,
smith, Bn.on-5 NtgaHre- Aldermen Wood, Oakley.
Haws KILLER. Cook Bard, Delamaer and FfAnkin-9.
petition OF The residents OF the Eighth Ward have
Grsepe lighted tn gas Endorsed b. the Board OF AS
a'ssna-" eranied'-w hich wss corcurred In
revolution thai Souths between Peck-sip and Aside1
lane be lighted with gss-wnich vas concurred In.
4 resolution that The csrrsge.~sJ 10 2istsI nom the
9th avenue to the Hudson River be repaired under the d.
recgion Of the Commissioners Ct RepfrI and 5uppss-
which was coDcurred IL.
AID Cook moved that his Board do adjourn which
wss cerre5-1heIeupor the Chairman announced that the
Board sood sd ourned until Monday, lh INST at O'Clock
Pm DIP VALENTINE Clerk
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