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PUBLICATIONS.

APPIEIors MECHANICS MAGAZINE Two. Z, FOR
n Juiy) utanipe numerous illustra,ons price &c.
Is ready Contents Of Ills number Cuttings Spark
hrrts.sr Clsys Imfrsyement IN Rollins Iron Machine r
Inning Toneuing and Groovins Iumler improvement Ia
Vine Nasinerv Npcte Rock Ii~hhouse R5taton q the
Iaiu Werning Buiiingsi HcCpriy.s lmpravement IA
IreTafng lnuia Rubber Baranowske Patent Numheriur
ftamptng ara keserrg Nae inc Cirsalar saw Nlli On
We lmproye.rt - torstruoticn o. hailw carrying
stock Altricks Nacuum Propeng Wbeeli Notes on
lt'd S,ate. steam Frsate ssi sippi Oombustiga u
Gel applied ~ tte Purrrfcs - steam Naviyat1n short
Msftod q NJ tpcaton Tracts B-iign Building No B.
v rJhiet Binder The kacs q itlanc steamess Report
81 The Boiler EEnoai.n in Manchester; American Dis
soveref W frosts slime ~ Paine's American Light
lmfroVtmsnts tn ships aeannta; Dssrarge Valve for
Water in ttrcm pee fo0e Review; Patents aad Cor
rrsrcndcncq Toms Three Dollars per annur ceats
- gis number Sutseribsrs' received ~ al book
feleis. tfsiodicsl agents, and postuastsrs
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BairInoRE, July ., le5
Tie National nirusary-yubiis IF he Nsv Ce
-Ezcpsionists- Military plrts-7He Reac
the CITY Post 0fice-Partitan Fsvmitism, tc
The Observance Of the national anniversary.
wac more hearty, enthusiastic, and uniyl
recurrence Of the day for many years, in
large bulk Of our citizens, with their wiv
repaired at an early hour TO Prisby's wJSs.
the city limits, where great preparations h
for the celebration Of the day, a. well a. fol
joicing over the adoption Of the new const
on and after yesterday is the organic la
There could not have been, ut any one Il
day Tees than thirty thoussId persons pc
read was lined with those going and n
large stt nd erected, number of distiH
both wbig and democratic ADDRESSED IN
salute of one hundred guns was fred If
The steamboats,, to the number Of fh
OF crowds Of passengers on excursions
along the bay shore. whilst about tw.
passerg gers including three military CON
TO Washington 70 take Part in the layip
stone Of the Capitol enlargement and TO
dr,ss Of the Hon. Daniel Webster.
Two military companies, and one ere
twenty ears full Of passengers also left
Other points on the road whilst not les
emtltads preceded to Euisotts Mills dY
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CLOTHISG.


[AsIoTT CLOTHING wASTED.-LADfEsAN AVID GEN
" sren obtain GOOD price for their left of cl0tng
~ ssrcirK O. J. Goodwin No. "a city Hall place. Lanos
std gertisnen waited On at their residences.
CENTLEnES'S fO1ICE-TBE ONLY WAY TO KEEP
" col his weather l. 20 send your summer clothing -
No. S3 Pearl street Broadway, whore ygu
Them rerly cleaned from preparation and dust sltra
us repairing snd dyeinr 81 short notice az 3 Pearl
" A. COkTlss, formerly ofNurray street
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen leaving the city ~ breakng up
kcuskyng obtain the highest cash pree for Clotne
Furniture &C. BY ssndnE through the post his rest
denee. l.. NJ DIsSELDORP, - Kin street
n. B.-Lsd,s attended by xrs Dusseidotp.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTEp
" Ladies gentlemen leaving the city, hre.hnr up
obtain The highest cash price for Clothing
asncs. N. r. COHkN, o. Elm street
n. B.-Lsaies attended by Ms. CohsaL
ADrrs AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT.
IL fy informed that they obtain the fail value
cash. for second hard east on cothng ~
ton and qu.iity. In large snail Quantities by sendnf
their address thrcugh poet OF calling JAS hOROfEY
at n store. II Orange street. near Chatham street
Two THE LADIES a chRD.-DREss AND AANTII~
Ia maksE % moderate price, also. Children Clothes
made Ladies have their dresses cut and 6ttsd
for hsmselvest % sew Apply over BarkerA Hair Dresser
81 Broadvsy
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HORSES, CARItTA0ss, &c.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sales Of Horste Csrrages Harness. saddles,
Sc. Monday and Wednesday esnnenenE at twelve
Seoek Persons having property q dispose Of will please
JoHy n. oATFIELD. Proprietor.
lIORsE FOR sAIE-A ZINE DARK MARE KIND
and fsst ane very stylish nine years old Together.
9TH and Larnes Will be sold separate tosetaer
The having for them Apply ~ Wils0n and
pison. Thirty hfst street. near Eighth Avenue.
SPAN OF HORSES FoR sALE-A PAIR OF VERY
- chestnut Horses six old Kind In all harness
perfectly sound and very stylish, vii te .oli low. Apply
y Butrs stable ia singt street. or 20 Potssroy
Lsonard. "a Liberty street.
CoR sALE-A SPAN OF GARBAGE HORSES AND
carriafs TIE carriage a tHd cost about eight hun
trsd dollars The horses and eist 0id st
hands hgf dark bay black feet built sound and
Kind Sold losfgr Want q stparately together
ATTly 20 r. r. JOHSEs. Nsuburrh, Oranrs county " Y
HORSE. WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR sALE.-THE
II horse Ersy iS years old fifteen and half hands
hh Narrated perfectly sound; TIE and harness
Ieariy The Whole ,.tabiishment family
rlain strong and rcnteel III cell part the -hole
Call AZ JkCksOkS livery stable, Broadway, besEceu
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
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THE TURF.

NENrRKvILLE COURSE, L 1.-THE sUBscRIsxR
= J. 81
Cha. h.. MD: o. A sha.s s
the ss hat Il
s 70 .: is their Ss
a5s'
@ tie pole an:
the pole above merely offered 70 settle the
sstsss rons course the world should The above Ss..
that can be found and
10Y Js' Ist s. issi. JOEL coNKLIN.
n BIhe above wogers will be left open for week from
date.
cSgasa I'll sss sI @
mile heats beet three in ave in harness Owner names and
S fTass n sSiis Fsssr
Ferry Brookyp the Course II until2 o'clock r.
A'"'Dfh'nk 10 SOON - '"s JOEL coNKLIN, Proprietor
SPECIAL nOTICEs.
NOTICEIsHEREBY GIVEN TO ALA PERSONS LOSE
~ ing friends by death from natural causss tina. mem
Der Of Tie family authorized to give ss, n e. the the
City o,snsnSs page 81 sh sS,n The s9es
sns G Sse soa
What sSrpossd death ds.s DEATH
:s Or ase.iss vii e given ~ appyias ssic'
o'H snGs mas, S SSYSiss 81 JsI sswn
NEW YORK MUSICAL MUTUAL PROTECTION AS
IN sociaton-The this association
ed to attend meeting ut their % Delaney street. July
nine O'clock the Of paying the last tribute
Of retpset to late associate and member Andrew Hess
- ''''' " vi : ''''N'"' WIN A. vULrEE. Secretary
NHACREs. June %. ls5i.-MEssRs. BERFOaD CO.
~ Gents We have this day received per Empire City, S
letter ahead in the shape
VI "A'' "'''''' "~A'" '' EvERs WATERMAN.
vTAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
BrotherA regular meeting Of the institution will be
he n the Wigwain,
day evening July at half an hour after the setting Of the
Gen era and punctual attendance is requested by
DANIEL Z pELAvAN, Grand saehsm.
SryPHEN c. DURyEA Secretary -
Manhattan Season Of Fruits Seventh Moon Year OF Dis
th Of Independence the 10th, and OF the Instu
ton the I'D.
IT Il. LAND.-U. B. LAND SOCIErY.-ALL THE
~ Members requested to attend the next regular
meeting Monday July 9Th, at ~ o'clock, i. NJ No III
Grand street, Hall on the third noor u, ,,,
CHAs KEAS, Secretary WA PARKER, President.
OCoNCTlvE STATIONARY, OR PORTABLE
IL EngpesThe adv rtser has vented ad
useful and i'm in the above
named and is DESTROYS of forming connection with res
peetate company 70 out the invention
ated with stem lower. model Of locomotive Is nearly
complete. Address line post paid to Locomotive He
raid tfhce
THE UNDERSIGNID MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
forms his the public in general. that he Will
have table dhote at o'clock, r. Monday, Jnly7 at
No. q W rren street. LOUIS GALABhUN.
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THE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
forms his ene the public in general that he will
have table dhote, at o'clock p Monday, Jnly at
No. d " arren street. LOUIS GALABkUN.
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MEETING.
The people say the other day,
The insects. In convention,
T. LYON doomed 20 be consumed,
In some place won't mention.
They shock their wings, they piled their stingS
They fairly danced with fury.
Small chance, veen, had Lyon q been,
Had they teep Judge and jury.
The rats were there IN many pair,
Ard mice those little friskers;
With rage uey grovled, nay, almost hovled,
And sfook their tristling whiskers.
Nov, had some ELF from LYONS shelf
fask and pill bos taken,
He nisbt have slain the whole vile tram,
Or ve are much mistaken.
LYONS Depot for the sale of HE Magnetic Powder and
Pins, g. A Broadvsy
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m CsICAIs.


E,OR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sc
cond hard Pianofore, Boston made, In good order will
esoe great saerihce In eonselrenee q the family
.reaking w housekeeping. Apply 20 N. p b. CURTlss
Aght for Heves American Patent Action Pianofrss No
% broadway. where 10 can be seen.
DTANOs-A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO, FOR $50
one Do, for .; ere DO for So one nee bL octave
reVood Piano enc Of r. and one of octave all and
Narrated and for sale cheap Neodeon Flute
accord tfesn gold Watches 1000 four platform
scales Sc Sc Cash advances drygeods groceries hard
ware, furniture pianos hooks ustches Sc.
j. ,. JONES, 81 Ann street. second foor.
DIANos TUNtD FOR rs CENTS. BY AN gxPERrENC-
% hand AZ TIE business Orders lef sent through the
ios addressed Pno Tuner AZ Ccrsons Dyeing Esta5sh
meut 80 Bovery next door 20 the o. Fourth
or a. Y Newark avenue Jersey City, promptly and efficient
" reformed. j. JARDINE.
MUsfCAI-A YOUNG TRENCH GENTLEMAN WHO
4'f sTfthe English professor ofnsic wishes boari in
5000 fafn who would receive music lessons
mtnt viii BE- very Glad 70 refer ofhis pupils fni
lice. Wi alec bring good piano with him. Please address
h.note TO ", music tsaeber, Herald .ftes.
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SPORTING.

AFR srTPHEN ROBERTs--sfR: HAVING UNDER
WI stood from my rends that anxious 10 Row
match and although feeling reluctant TO
Who has been suceesful in boat racing
accept and make the msteh in IL feet
boats. for One Three Hundred Dollars ths IL
cspssd will meet Mr. Roberts his siends this evening
the house Of Mr. Boyee, a whitehall and Front
STR sts 70 make gements. WIN. WOOD. Whitehall.
CHALLENGE TO THE YACHT ORION. AND HER
"A Baokrrs-I Robert Fish, do offer 20 sail the yacht
Blanca sainst the yacht Orion, for thousand dollars
nfdea atty ults The 10 % the waters
Of Phladclphia within month from date. One week.
notice 20 be giyen " the UNDERLINED
r. FISH, No. toi water street.
New York, July g. 1881.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

LOST, &c.
G IN REwARD-Losr, ON I'D JULY. A POCKET
GCU Beoh containing InO. u Broad \ sons Note for
$50 June 18th, months Waterman's note for ~ -
months c. Wheelsright check for sI2 payable 20
Jno Casey bearer and tity Of Bank Notes amount
unknown The finder Will receive the above reward and
thanks Of the owner BY leaving them at 40 water
~ ~ founland Dog weighs 100 lbs, black body. white
streak his forehead white begins under his thr at and
presds bis breast 18th bis fore paws white and the 4 Of
bis tail white Whoever VIII return the doc n no Division
street y Ill receive the above reward JOHN BREHSER
7 osT-oN THE 4TH OF JULY, A PAIR OF GOLD
IL speetaeles and between Butts Hote Hoboken
ferry Hohoken. Three dollars II b. paid
Who has picked them by calling at Bats Hotel Murray
street.
7 osT-sosE TIVE SINCE THE TwENrY-THIRD OF
order Of Houston, Barh Devsay dated June ssh 1851
at four months for Anndred and seventeen doars
West enth street. being Of any but
the owner Il not being endorsed BY them.
T osT-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON 9Th INST. IN
IL the Third avenue between Sixteenth and Twentieth
re several csrthoste of scrip, q the Richmond ssd
Fresh Kills Plank Road Company The Under OF tbs same
will be rewarded by leaving them at 32i Broadway.
OWNER WANTED CAME TO THE PREMISES or
the subscribers bay Horse hands high Eight
yesrs old. with long tail The owner have him BY
F0viRt pa ssEi akf ie:5as avenue
FOUND.
EoUND-A YAwL.BoAT.-THE OWNER CAN HAVE
street, by pAJipg expenses and proving property.
HOUND ADRIFT. IN TuE NORTH RIVER, ON rue
Sd inst ships boat white bottom lead color inside
The owner can have her BY proving property aad paying
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CINTEIvILLE COURSE. L. I.-TROrTING.-TUEt
" day July eth, at clock p M.Gre.t M teh for $500
mile heats beet three in I'VE in harness. Owner names and
drives b. m Boston Girl; j. Woodruff CHI Reindeer
Husted Rendals line Of Ornpibuses will leave Fulton
Ferry Brooklyp for the Course from II NJ unt2 o'clock r.
JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
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HOTELs.

NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE. NEW YORK
Peek IT, Proprister-Thi. dslishtful summer rest
nqure Of Thompson. Peck Ni1os < Broadway, corner
II Duane street.
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PIE RS0N AL.

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED OF HANNAH BIGLy
from the parish Of Kildsre County Tyrone ireland VIII
came to this country In the month of May June 1851
Any Information Of her would be thankfully received by
b. idget MeGurk, at 81 Madison street.
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TIVE WEATHER rs WARY, BUT NEAGJEs OLD
Curiosity shop TIE coolest place In the city step In
when passing and leok the thousands Of old and
Books and the beautiful collection q Engravings plain
and colored line, mezxctnt &c Old Books and Prints
bought and sold. 100 Nassau street. J. r. NEAGLE.
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Ii THE FASHION ROBERTS NEW AND ELR
A style Of Door Plates Number Plates, and BELL
pus Of We EiiEabethsn and Jenny Lind patterns they
decidedly the most eerant and fashionable designs TO he
found the city Pesse call and examine the above ar
cles. r. ROBEpTS. Goa Br advay
Mar rfnce at eaet IL.
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OF this sum, there haS been rccs wed up to
hry I. 1851, on stock subscriptions. oil. l.
The capital stock subscribed was s20oO,O0o,
the balance having been fortified % the
Company, and will be- sold when it, par
value can BE- realized
Jhs balance, beyond the earnings u the
road, has been borrowed. Of which the fund
- .l.lf 1
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NV ANTED-A LOAN OF THHEE HJNDKED DOLLARS,
for opeysr by prison having all his ARRANGEMENTS
nearly pleed for profitable each business
the upp Of the city Ample security with iaterest
the business will be given by which the party loanng will
realize fifty h nvestmeLt To Wholesale
such Investment will doubly peoh.ahe che
business in which the advertiser 10 engaged 10 connected
With that branch Of trade Communiatoas addressed to
W. OF Boyds post. will be immediately attended to,
and satisfactory in alton and reference given.
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lust RECEIvED-l0o0 FRESH SKINS RUSSIA LEA
thtr win he cold to the tde for cash. In lots
pur,ba,ers. Apply to hesPEDoN 4 BAKER, stationers
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NHO1CE OF A sINGLE Or DOUBLE TAN. FOR
" saleA very fast pair Of Horses, stylish and we'll
matched both IN color and speed and Of treat bottom
sJsed 10 corre pond with the price asked. 81 b~au
fu stylish fine and fast Horse years old used for
single double harness and the saddle sound
hands high, with light Wagon and Harness CORES
pond, price S1e-boh belonging to private gentleman,
sto wishes to dispose Of both. Address
seet, bos No Herald offoe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1--WE PTANoFoRTEs FOR SALE, OR ID HIRE
II cfesp-friees, so, SIS. Sis. SIPS. and
octave rosewood at $50; or TO hire, az s. - - s1d 81
rtrtet. near Mott atre.t.
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Dan AWAY FROM TIVE srBscRInER. Az INrENr.

RAN AWAY FROM THE SVBsCHIHEH AN MINI
ed apprentice 10 the gold heating business. named IA.
ward Dawssn Of down East look light hair pale eoune-
nsne- aged about supposed % hav. gone the
pend " irsTeet Alberto shw chop. Twenty
ward for his aprrehenf and All persons
lid hsrborirg CT trotting him m my account.
j. T. WAUGH, 1i2 Tranklin street.
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w ANTED-BY REsPEcTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w str alton in pettable private family ~ Cnem
b,ruaid and TO assist in washing and ironing,
the best Of city reereaee Please call
100 Broeme street. near Elizabeth street, up ssas Gan
be zee for two days.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 29 1851.

have sent their agents over 800 miles OF salt
water to obtain assistance from the people OF New
York in the shape OF tears The wOrkmcn Of this
city are aiding with something more substantial
than tears. " Ks" idea of d Committee OF Exam!na-
tOn Is hardly original, IN the infancy Of the strike
expressed our willingness TO leave the matter 10
the decision Of a meeting Of the most intelligent AMI
respectable citizens OF the town, but our offers were
treated with cOniumcly and dlsdan
Again IN what doleiul accents ne speaks Ofthc folly
OF the people. 10 use ms phrase, ID not coming
their labor INTO dollars for the last five or SIX months
rs they would IN that time he says have colne1
Sl50OO0 But X" AZ the former rate OF wages they
could have coined 100000 dollars and perhaps your
grefis Occasioned principally by the fact that while
coming 10000 dollars for themselves, they would
have presented you with $4,000 dollars addition 70
the profits you could have made previous the re1uc
uOn. But who are 10 blame for this, and who the
parties on strike Not the operatives They have
sought no change. As one Of the Delegates lately
stated before the Industrial Congress- the operatives
were the conservative party in this instance they
wanted 10 preserve the old order ofthlngs al least
III such time as the changes OF trade demanded al
tcration. While the employers on the contrary,
the radical party and sought 10 uprOOt Old institutions
without even delgning 10 assign a reason for II. Be-
fore closing, allow me 20 say thatn" X" be desl-
rOus of doing good he would appear, he ought to
publish the names Of those employers who are paying
less than the rate which those of Fan River pay and
IN the next place instead Of charging those directing
the movements OF the people with dishonesty, he
should have them arrested, prove his charges, and
they would be severely punished for their villalny
Hoping Gentlemen you VIII excuse me for taking
up much Of your valuable paper in reply 10 this
seldom used letter Of the alphabet,
remain yours, &c FR DELEGATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

TO then n others. And Of this, many persons u
the highest intelligence and coolest judgment, who
were originally skcptical IN regard 20 the whole MAJ
ter, are fully satisfied from the most rigid scrutiny
PhOSpbOrescent sparks have frequently been d.
served, When the lamp has been for few mln1tes re-
moved from the room. One evening counted eight
sparks which appeared Ike fre-iies a meadow, a.
bnef intervals, within two feet OF the principal me-
dun" One Of the sparks gl,de1 along through the
air the length Of one foot or more.
More wonderful things than these / could relate.
bu, the public generally not prepared for their re-
ception. They would probably regard them las did
the disciples the first accounts they received Of their
Lords reSuTe ton and personal apPcarancej as
" idle tales"
| would refer those who may wish to inquire fur
ther upon the subject DR.. Charles Morse, Of Prov-
Gence. X. l., (whO recently visited this place William
Willard, Esq, proprietor and landlord Of WillaTds
Hotel" IN this village, who has had remarkable con-
municaiOn from what pupOred 10 be the spirit OF ms
sister who has been dead thlTty-hye years and Rev
J. p. Atkinson, Mr. r. D. Somes, and G. w. Cook.
ESQ, the latter OF whom is Postmaster At Meredith
Bridge, or" Clifford Is the Office Is recorded IN the
postal register. :. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

OF Georee Green and others ~ s,s- ~ z3h-s.res.
S-n-ea s Broadway an iih-Eveu1e TO C1mni-tee On
b Asst AID Crane of property ogas-s and Others for
abatement Of isaacs IN the nesh,-h9,i II l-th-strss;
ard l!,.l-aven ae To CITY Ins1ectar with power
" I'm PnSt, ? v Cones and others. f'- a -a.ir1si
COW .he Sec'nd avenue TO Speclal CouIuEttse
By AS. AID B1yce e-Of Iaales Nlv-rd IL remission
" aN'Ieeni f1r regulating ard grading 3i-s.ree' 10
CON On Finance
ll .e rotor Aq1eincf De7lrtneui asking further
tie foii5Vinl We -, =. p- ~, ~
Mocfe Haley Mlbhatt. McCarthy Boy-s. BARI
Webb jas Webb Crane Miller smith T.-uaa Pearsill.
SANDS Nard Bolster Ey. Edward,
Prom the Governors IF She Ams-HllSe calling a,ten-
an..hsF Cemetery ilr Pot.ers Flalt >pecal Com
Asst AID Barr moved o. take 1p Dc NJ = beng the
SUBJECT y Railroads IN 6th aui 6th avenues
Asst Ad Miller moved % refer The whole subject back
Asst Aid Crane moved % amend the report IN favor II
the railroads hy aiding the following resolution
Hsotred Ihs the tracks f1r the sad railroad shall be
with the surface Of the through which they NAV pass
ane M h4i the sad 6ihay Railroad shall be completed 90
t2dStreet and the sad sth-av Railroad O. 5Ssreet within
one year from the passage Of Tins resolution.
Asst Aid Sands offered resul It.0n amend the above
by adding thaithe same be paved on each side with square
groQFed blocks OF stone similar % The Russ pavement ant
on sIch sradet as approved by Stree; Commissioners Car
Asst AID Teman offered resolution n amendment that
the same be- Commenced within three m1nfhs, ant c1m
peie5 WITHIN three years. which was accepted y Asst
Aid {, and the resolution, amended. adopted
lsv SAID track IN tracks ~ ~lr5 ,nf,rai m tba Sr>t
preceding resolution. 10 through MlTray-Street. Col
lege-pace. West Broadway Canal and dson streets and
6th-ay. be granted solomon Kipp. Abraham Brown,
WASHINGTON Smith and Joseph Barnes and their
aieS and that said parties commence the construction Of
sla iaroac within 3months anu complete TIC same within
years from tho passage Of this eSo under penalty Of
forfeiture Of sad grant
Asst. Aid Mccarthy offered 4 resolution substitute
that the Of sherman Pettigrew and their asSoci
aies he inserted in place of MesSrS kIpp Brown and
others which lost by the following vote VIZ A1rraq-
fu,-The President and Asst AID Moore. Haley, Nab
bait bIcC arhy. Barr Smith Teman, Eiy-9 NsGrffre-
Asst Aid Boyce K webb James Webb, Crane. Miller,
Pearsall. Sands Ward Bolster. Edwanis-l0.
Asst Aid Mccarthy moved to reconsider the amendment
as 20 commencing within months and completed within
years.
Pending that motion. s motion was made 20 adjourn.
which was carried II 10 g. and the Board adjourned to
Wednesday afternoon al 5 % clock. From the minutes
J. II CHAMBERS Clerk. pro ten.