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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-16
MILLINERY.


NE RS NJ. l.. STOAbES wishes 10 inform the Ladies
1NN of Saint Paul and vicinity. she has opened
shop St Anthony Street, few rods OF the Pres
byteriaH Church, where she would be happy to attend
10 all orders in her line of business.
She would invite particular attention 10 large and
various of goods which recently
lected in an Eastern city expressly for this markets
among which Bonnets variety of les suitable
for the season Silks Sstins, Articias and plumes in
short Trimmings Of every description which she would
be happy to dispose Of reasonable Dresses will
be cut and made in the latest ST. le, to order
Nnv ul,er9 -
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-16

CHOICE WORKS.
U-dteiy Published by Harper r Brotssrs)
DDOTT'S HISTORIES Illuminated tite-pagcs,
IA James Dark Scenes Of History,
Miss Sinclair's Sir Edward Graham,
Miss Nlknson's Hands not Hearts,
Grace Aguilars Home Influence.
Chetver's Whale and his Captors,
levers Roland Castel-S parts.
Marryatt's Little Savage
For sale by J. BROokES.
GOLD PENS.
A FRESH supply Of superior articles. Also. STEEL
IN PENS, suitable for counting house school and gem
eral USE large of every variety and best
manufacture; sold by J. BROOkES.
2.5OO ROLLS WALL PAPER.
In HAND--an extensive assortment OF every des-
" cripton and latest styles Of Paper Hangngs and
boTdernss Of fine satin ana medium papers Tor parors
halls, chambers &c Aso window paper shades, hse-
board prints and common wall paper For sale al The
Galena Bookstore, by j. BROOkES.
PRINTING INKS.
q iGHTBODf'S Printing and Colorcd laks warrant
- ed equal to any manufactured, sold at low prices,
by J. BROOKES.
NINNESOTA.--Ai fresh supply Of Seymours
4'A Sketches of Minnesota, with Map. For sale
BY J. BROOAES.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
NEcGUFFEX'S Eclectic Educational Series. consist
1NA ing Of Mc(;ufeys Eclectic Primer, McCutiey s
Eclectic Spelling Book, McGueys Eclectic First Read
CT, McGufey's Eclectic Second Reader, McCuGey's
Eclectic Third Reader, Mci;nfey's Eclectic Fourth
Reader, McCaifeys Eclectic fifth Reader.
The above popular works sold wholesale and retail by
J. BROOKES.
PAPER HANGINGS.
n BROOKES, g2 Main Street, Galena has just re-
~ Ceifed q lot of beautiful
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-16

MORE NEW BOOKS.
fFE and Letters of Thomas Campbell, edited BY
Il William Beaiie; 2 vols
Bernard Borton's Letters and Poems.
Sidney Smiths Moral Philosophy.
Autobiography of Leigh Hunt; 2 vols.
Hints Toward Reforms, by Horace Greeley.
Domestic History OF the American Revolution, by Mrs
Ernan's Travels in Siberia; vols. Ellet
Just received and for sale by
Oci3I ERNOkES
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-16
NOTICE.

nUR CUSTOMERS are hereby informed that from,
" and after this date, sell TO NO ONE on
CREDIT, and they will AVOID A REFUSAL by bring
ing the money with them.
This refers O. one and all. II. w TRACY & co.
ST. Paul Nov. 20, 1850.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-16

oysters, OYSTER SOCP. SARDINES
" and other eatabies-siso pat table FLUIDS, at
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House,
saint Paul
The subscriber has fitted the establishment, without
reference 10 expense, expressly pleasant retreat
where something sood' be had, quietly and COM
iortably, TO eat or 10 drink 10 smoke.
November, 1850. F. MONTH
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-16
PAPER HANCINGS.

n n "
BROOKES, 92 Main street, Galena has Just re.
- ceived lot Of rich and beautiful patterns
laror Hail. aud Chamber Wall Papers, Borders, Cur
tain Papers and Fire Board Prints, all OF which will be
sold al the lowest prices. Gail and the Gserc
Bookstore. octSl
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-16
BOOTS AND fNl SHOES, &c.
Selected with great care and bought a. extremely
low prices. Also,
GROCERtE

A full supply-best quality. of Coffee, Teas. gu
gars Of several varieties and prices. Wolasses.
Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves Salt.
very cheap j so bbls. winter Apples Nails,
Tobacco, SC. sc.
Also LIQUORS, on Commission viz -
American Brandy, American Gin, Common, rec
tified and Monongahela Whiskey, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices will be given in pay for
Fuis, Hides, Wheat and most other kinds Of pro
.rce.
LOUIS ROBERTS would particularly invite
the attention of Farmers and all others TO hi.
stock o. GOODS, believing they viii find it for
their interest to deal with him. lie has facilities
for doing business on the river, unsurpassed by
any other establishment.
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION.
l am prepared TO receive, store, and make
advances upon Produce or any Goods consigned
TO me,
LOUIS ROBERTS.
G. Pail Hf;opasot, ,r;l &c
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j Il OVU
N Office is hereby given, that the regular
l. Y terms Of the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory, will be holden ON
The first Mondays in March, June, Septeni er
and December, respectively, at o'clock A. NJ,
at my office in The town Of ST. Paul
4o-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
E1listfIIo Ion { o II 6.
BOY LOVE.

NJ ;na cucercst and funniest ihicgs to
al in after lite, is - Bny.lovc. No sooner
how srruire tolerablc stature, than he
10 imagine himself a man and 20 ape
III ways. He casts sidelorG glauces at
tall cir he happens to meet, Lccomcs IT
: attendant At church, or meeting; sports
?. carries his head erect, and struts little
wax. Presently, and how very soGn, he
II love vcS, t;iis is the propes word; be-
,,-; indicates his happy, d"iirious, self
meat, He lives now, III n fairy region,
! here cn.lrtrrai to the world, aud yet, some
bIrn!rd iucxl.icIbIy with it. lie perfumes
irwin lfagfan, oils, sCaters essences over
bilErrchici and desperately staVCs aEd an
tor 4 beard. He quotes poetry III which
:" aud dove AMI % heart, aud dart,
ary prcirminatc; and, as he P!ungcs deep
j lie delicious labyrinth. fanCiGs himself
y,r.,f!,c divine - ti,atms. md suddenly breaks
j. 10 the scarlet rash---pf rhyme. lie feeds
hr lnrks %! his beloved is raised Ia The
b h heaven i! ~he speaks a pleasant wn@d +; is
a led into the most astonishing cs;aCIcs by a
and is plunged into the gIoomicst regions
an!,rrpy by ifown.
Relieve, hTnSeit the most devoted Io'Cr in
trId There never was such another. There
vj.! be- He is the one great id"la;cr!-
the vrrY 'yre o mHgnanimily, and sell ah
q Hrn. Wealth! hc Gespisrs thc groveI!ing
Id Poverty, with the adorable bcI"vcd, he
H |nslY apostrophtscs as the FIRST Ut all Garth.
.s sine; and Love in Cottage wIfli wa
{. a crust" IS his bcau ideal paradise OF
delights.
declares to himself. with the most solemn
t ss. that he would go through !iTc, aud
p nnlrriakc pilgrimage 10 China or Kan
3 swim storm tossed oceans; scale i'm
al le mountains and face Icgicns o. b"yGnetS.
a ono sweet smile from her dear lips. lie
pgcn a lluwer size has cast away. IL"
Cs her ginve-a little worn in Ihe fingers
lis heart He sighs like locomotive
oiT steam. He Scrawis her dear Fame
rcs Of iou!<cap-Iir!irg medium f"7 his
b i. liz scorninlIy dcrrccia'cs the aitcn
other boys Of lis own age; cuts Peter
;. F. dead, because he said that the adorable
IA had carrnry hair; aud passes Barry
a'cmpuowsly. tor daring to compare hat
81 n Mary Jane, With his lncomParablc An
!. Ppy happy! foolish Boy.Iore; with its
' and lis :cars: lis Joys, and its sorr'ws
'l Ousjcs, and delights; its raptures, and lis
'If s; its rcsta,ic tCrv"rS, and terrible heart
nj rs; It's solemn ludicrUusness, and It's IN
a Prosaic termination.
TirthHr'S Home Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18

We gave lately communication 5fom Mr.
Gideon Smith, naturalist of this city. predict
in1 Tho ,nnearnnce of tho seventeen year To-
cns,s ,"s in Pennsylvania and other paris of the
United States. The Philadelphia Le@ger, OF
"Tbis prediction is likosy to be .fulfeil early,
for Yesterday gentleman called uRo'i Us with Y,
one Of these Ierpsts, which he had found on the
Grass in his yati. near Frrnt and South streets.
It's s. Of # gTTS g.sds s10a S9saRa Ra
thTo,this covering, and coIhes forth look some,
thing like moih. They issue from 'l5e ground
in t5eir grub state early IN the spFiIng!aand the
Ground Where they are sein is found F::5forsied
gxyitf holes through which they ascend he late
%In I'VE weathet Ias no doubt given an ea1y start
10 ad the insect ayd about hiay.the woo4f,wili be s
found vocal wiz their muse Sy a,S
found oiingine 10 numbers to trees aniPlants,
,Sey ara not inj9rious TO vegetation : iI chicK
ems ems and hogs destroy them by thousands.
KIsp.-A Aneaitor of southern paper by tt, the
name Of Long asked Prentice, of the i.dalsvine
Journal, il he never intended TO speak US tfntn.
Prentice, in reply says that BE shall probably learn
to tell the truth5bsfore long!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
nvJ4a1Es w. BELLER.
y 0 y
ros TIE SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON
PLEASANT THINGS.
,,o,,sp OFT DY sTuEBs L CO.

...-,. pleasant, Of rainy day,
u W! Vi eur umbrella stol'n away
10 M mr.. sadly, a you pass along,
0f "s,1,, -. ,r. neither water proof nor strong;
az GE.sJ u, who WILL keep talking in the street,
\ \ l,so ~ ,rrr happy, your dear friend to sec
IT,, y1 n c,,irc ii es to 4 high degree!
,i.,sa.t in hot SUMS beam,
" W W ,nr cork 20 bobbing down the stream
,r..r,iag happy man, TO get a Try
A,pp.O iii at once a cloud climbs up the sky,
" - t. ,roail waters spout falls down on you,
o." 1' do. voAr summer garments through Sihrough;
~ ~ Ii...ant then, all dripping ike duck,
,:', .oS ,glc hgmcwa d with lisherman's luck ~
...-,-r. ,lcasant, as you sit anal chat,
w y.Tycct lass, about This thing or that
70, Il, her side, your chair you gently move,
u ,rith an fort fan would speak ui love-
VI ,hcu. pcrchancc, the mother slyly crccps
,"., ", the dco-. OF through the kcyhUle peeps
"a, a ycry happy when, mid tens and stops,
.aa non ilic question, and in SHE pops!
:. ~. r',asunt, wicn you long lave tarricd
Is.i clirhGod, TO find you have ben married
I'm, miss who were your life stake,
LII. scvr Z stitch nor ok nor Ike
4, b.,irr still, 10 find, ere many moons,
y.iIt, II is that wears the pantaoons
80 Tlany man 10 be so blcst at hunr,
IT,, ,y,n! yom wish Gin other climcs TO r:'am."
:. ycry Pleasant when yoy Tnt your name
i , &, i,icn = note, to have to pay the anne;
,,..v pleasant when you've monc 10 lend
! INV. a hundred ask for by friend;
| ..II.,,trr I'LL. when you would like 10 borrow,
t''r.r,, ,ganr, 10 have 10 call to o-mnrrow
T., J,rn can prove that g friendships not /" name"
iIbs, Ia Is TO slccp'-but burns steady h4ne!
+. rery plea an, Err an hour or more,
be lie victim Of prosy bore,
Isb,,c shallow wit o'crruns desert waste,
lHEr lrv1rG ofdcccncy aud taste:
I brss the rNI,lJits Of some village rake,
k;Ls caused regiment Of hearts TO break
I'd u!ca.urc but a drcary waste Of thorns,
n ,gtn az, all, ii you're cX mpi from corns'
: II. < 70. arc very sorry the above line is not
q. bui II l. so True.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
rUEE, 1ANUTA Af%rURES, COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION
FREE BANKISG.

The hill authorizing the establishment Df
g The Merchants Bank Of Lynchs@rg," on what
is generally called the free banking principle.
was ordered to its enmrossment in the House If
delegates, on Monday last, by vote of 80 to 3
This is equivalent TO the bill, WHICH it is sais.
may be regarded as Indicative Of si.ycral simil;r
fschemes now befare tie Legislature,
| We regard the tree banking is5stem as tfie
safest aud soundest which has yet been devised.
The great End leading principle is, security In lie
biLhotder against the possibility OF loss. As tEj,
system bids fair to be adopted 10 scaae extent is
Nirginia, and as some Of re%G.rs may nGt
have clear understanding of the principle, we
will endeu"5r very briefly to cxp!aili,'.
! 1t is proposed to osganze ioT Instance, tn;
Mechanics Bank OF rLy:nchburg, on th,. free hankI
| ing systems with capital, say, OF 81 O.oOO.-.
! Before the company can 90 into operation, is
is required 10 deposit with the State Treasurer, os
other officer. designated by law. gocd.go"ernment
securities such for instance as us. Bonds, OF
Virginia State Bonds, or uEdOubted dividend pRYt
ing stocks equal TO the amount O; the capital,
( 500 900. This deposit then constitutes the:
capital of ne bank which, as have seen, is;
necessarily sound, andi= placed betgHd the reach
"nI control OF The Banf, 10 wit, in i&H hands OF a
sworn Stale officer. il is LIKEWISE The Caiy OF
this oliicerto keep the Hates with Which the notes
of the Bank printcG, and also Ia. cnuniersiGn
ach note he delivers 10 it for crcpintiop. In
addition TO these Safeguards, the Bank itself is
always required to Keep Cer'a'n amount ot
I specie on hand for the redemption a. lis notes !;
so that it is obvious the danger of ovPrissuc
Of notes is aGuidrd, because the Stat, officer has
the notes In his own Keeping aud n;Ily delivers
them as they may be needed and secarity against
their possible depreciation, Is found n the deposit
(which this same officer Las in his keoping. II
the bank were to make bad debts SqiIal 80 the
whole amount Of It's cigcnatioH, which
never exceed the amount o! its capitRl still the
bill holder es Secure bccansc the State has then
only to sell the securities deposited and redeem
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
TIIE aocUsTs COMING,

% Free Press please cppy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
~ wInc1NIA rl,I- coLLEGIArE INswIrUTE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VIM. Bowers. David Rife, Nich"!:% ShHnIi'
ps,or Rowrr: Mary Pnlsr each $40 :hiizahrt h
iIov,nsIrr E!ixnbrih WaEd, Geo. Shr'.rr, Ebrne-
20, SihnIc, Jacob Emlet, Geo. Emlct, I%cab RcrE,
H.; " JefT.rscn, Jnn; Holt, DavI ShNuli,
Marin Senscndifer, Lewis SenscndEcr, John
f ShauIl. Bhr.hol Shaull, David lli:sn. Joseph
IIort. each So; smaller donations %lA Other
subscrip,ions will be Acknowledged when paid.
we hone the friends in arrearngcS W.; endea"oF
n nav promrtly as the money is much needed.
Hand it TO tic Rev. Proctor, or any; friend OF
education not called ON BY the agent: lnay en-
close apv amount, and sE'nd II 10 j T keiser,
Treasurer, Sa;cm, Roa an6ke, Va. We can as
sure Won il will be very gratefully received as
we wish forthwith to compete the Coi'"SG cuIhce'
EXAMINATIONS.
There are two public examinations ia the year
one at the close of each term.
ExrENaEs.
Summer Sessions 1T Sirtesn ITc:b.s.
Tuition and incidental expenses, $l2 81
Room rent. - W
Wintsr SESSION Of Ttoen,y.sir Weeks.
Tuition and incidental expenses, Sio "a "a
Room rent, W
To be paid without EXCEPTION in advnqcG.
Boarding in common, with Washing lncIo
NAV he had al an expense not eXcced-aza . 4 PEI
week. This ;trm it is furnished at 81 .cts'
is expected thai regular: Steward WIZ: soon os o.
appointed, and permanent arrangement :haue -
afford boarding in common at the lowest Poss'0 0''
rate. - -;,,,;
- pov e q, Bauahman, Salem. Roaiipke, Va
P"'' AN'', S. SCHERER, agent.
rpnv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
NEGRO BANKING.

ting Of Banks, reminds me Of the negro
once heard of in Virginia. Cato Gan old
Eho was noted for his cunning) bad sue
in making his fellow servants in ihe
prhood bcievc that banking was very
lie business. Snthcy concluded that they
hrow all their change together and start
old Cato !aking care to have himself con-
the bank, to whom all the siXpences OF
D iies in the ncighborhood were duly paid
And now, said Cato, whcnehah netgah
sxpence, out dis bank, to buy bacca. he
fumc back in three weeks and pay in two
lces, and in dis way you see eberv sixPrnce
nndN sixpHncc, till after while alldese mig
be as rich as old Hassa C-y.' and
'fis principle the bank went into operation,
p taking care that every darkey sh5uld
a according to bank rules. But in the
E pt time, some of the stockholderst thought
elt rat and called on Cato TO withdraw
HPItal from the bank, when the following
alton took place betw cen Cato and JACK:
t-Well, Cato, we want Ia draw our :no-
"a the Bank and quit the banking Husi-
Ibid you hcah dc news?
NO, what dat Cato?
'o-Why dc bank broke last night.
'f-Who care, what de bank do. ItelIyou
my shah OBJ dc money.
well but tell you dc bank broke.
~ not talking bout dat. | say want
WHY you cuss'd fool, don't you know
bank brake de money all gone sartin.
.s-Well, but whah de debbil de mnaey
q-Dat's more an dis nigga know. Allie
put it is, dat when white folk bank break'
ey always lost, and niggah bank no bet
white folks.
-WelI, whcneyah dis nigga gage in bank.
%, he hopede debil get him fuss.
-Betty sorry de bank break, lack berry
our informant left.
"a COls.-The Philadelphia Ledger Of
says: Thetrade in silver coin is much
We than it has been, and the premium PAID
gold nearly one per cent. less than a Tort
g. Three and half per cent. has been
ID ior new American halves now two
1narter and two aud a half are about cur.
'4es. The article is becoming daily much
trent in our small retail trade, and. now
emParatively free from hand TO hana.-
worn American halves and quarters cdm-
eamoSe than one per cent. premium, a
ef9ly worth the trouble Of saving them up
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
Tn.al cxraoscs al lkc hank
TO TIE EDITOR.

SALEM. Roanoke r'?unty,
February Is, 1881. s
DEAr Sir: Will you please give t:'a follow
ing publicity:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
COMMON COUNCIL.
Board of Aldermen.


SPECIAL SESSION-TUEsDAY, March Is, 1881.
Preseat-MoRGAN MoRGANS, Esq, President .
AID Grifhn Dodge sturtevant Oakley, Chapman, Kelly,
Smith Ball. Haws Miller, Cook, bSrd, bri1IOn- DeNus'
GER franklin and Dooley. ,
The minutes Of The last meeting wefereA1 ana approved
PETITIONS.
BY the Presi6ent-Peunon OF II. T. cooper 70 naVef
Snded amount Of imposed for violation Of ordinance
Kefs rred 10 Committee on FiaRnce.
By ihe ssme-PetdOn OF Francis Grhen sna OFFERS
owners Of properly Ia Sxleenih-st, between Avenue
and the ESsl river for the construction Of sewer Ia loIn
81 Referred 20 Committee on Sewers
by Aid. Frsnkdn-PetiliOn Of J. w HANCOCK, 70 DC 'e
mnneraed for damage Pier ~ Nefey a. REFERRED "
Committee on Financo
By Aid BsTd-Peul Of Mathew McKeon aud diners,
ownsrs Srd occupants OF houses Ia ueiocst for te con
srueou OF In said street, Rom Mulberry 70 CeA-
Ter sis Referred 20 Committee on sewers
BY the ssrne-Pegon OF stephen storms 10 be reviewer
rom erroneous Referred 20 C0mmiiee on frlance
By Aid. BslPe'itOn Of Charles Oakley % have refund,
90 moneys paid - surety OF G. Montgomery Referred
70 ommittee on Law Department
- ny ne seme-Petton Of Edmund ktngsiand 10 Dc re-
nance
By ave. smih-Peuhon of Jeremiah Bebee to be APP
on Salaries and OH6res
BY Ala Disqualification OF Mary Murray AMI others,
Tor PERMISSION 70 rclose c0urtyards 20 feet both
SIDES OF The ronrhav, between ThirlyouTh snd Thirty
eighih Sc Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
by 40. Dodge-feuuon Of Samuel Beman, 70 be re-
hsved from erroneous sAx. Referred 10 Committee
BY Aid Oakey-Peiitcn Of Richard T. Mouat aud 9th
permission 10 connect drain vii the Fourth Ward
BtALlcn House. Referred 70 Com mite q on Sewers
MESSAGE.
msssge was received rom bic honor the Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
rrIclA1.l Board OF AssIstant AIdermen.
SPECIAL SESSION.. TUESDAY, Mar

SPECIAL SESSION. TUESDAY, MaSn les
PreSsSt-A A Alvord, Esq, President in the
Chair Assistant AID. Moore, Haley, Msbbsit McC army
Boyce Barr, J. B. Webb, Jas Webb; Crane, Miller Tie
man. Pearsall, Sands, Wsrd Bolster, Ely, Edwards.
PETITIONS.
By Assistant Aid Sauds-Of VIM {. Powers, 70 De TO
appointed Conn sioner Of Deeds. To CommiIee on eA'
By Assis ami AID sols,er-Of A. L Carlton aud o,herI
TO have 24ihsL from 9Th to 7Ihav lighted with gas 10
Committee on Lamps and Gas ...o.. to- r.,
lamp in front OF the Church OF the Nativity TO same Com
miitee
CINE House In 26h-st To Committee Fire Department
BY Assistant Aid. EdwRrds-Oi Francis Lees toI renei
from erroneous assessment To Committee on Assess
menis
By sameoI Eliza Lee general guardian, for reIeffron
assessment 20 same Committee.
BY ssme-Of Pollock and others, for Croton water IN
9hay from 4Sd 10 SD ats To Committee on OIoon Aque'
duct
or the Committee on Croton Aqueduct Department. "a
rents Adopted bv the fo owing vote: 1iynati5e
President Asssi Aid. Moore, Haley, Mabbalt meCarthy,
Boyce Barr ]. B. Webb, Jas Webb. Crsas. Miller, Tie
MAJ Pearsa Sands Ward Bolster, Ely and EdwsTds-ls.
FROM BOARD 30 or t ALpsHMs ..d o,hs-, ,,- .,
,sweT In Brosdwsy from Bond to Amty ss The Gro
ton Aqueduct Department with power Coaeurred 10;
Report In favor Of leasing slip between Fulton and Dey
lowing vote; ADirn0t ire-The Presdent Assistant AID
Moore, Haley, MsbbAtt Mccarthy, Boyee, Bar, b.
Webb Jas Webb, Crane Miller, Tensn, PeTsall SANDS,
Ward Bolster, Ely ard Edwards-lS. ,,-,
Report OF The Committes Finance Ia favor OF Leasing
WhaTVes and plcT 90 NORM hlNot 70
proceedings BOad Of Aldermen March ~ Coneurfed 10
by the following A6rmatire-The President Assls.
ant Aid Moore, Haley Mabbar mccarthy, boyee Barr,
b Webb, Jas Webb, Crane, Miller, Tenan, Pe2rs2l,
sands Ward Bolster. Ely and EdwsrdS-ls,
Communication from bis Honor the Mayor relative 10
extending the hospses Of the City TO the honorable the
members of the Legislature OF this Stale with pream Die
ard resolutions thereupon adoped by the Board OF Alder
men hst committee Of Eve be appointed from each Board
of The Common Council 10 make the necessary arrange
mens therefor Concarred In, and Assisisnl AID Bolster
James Webb Edwards Tiemen and Moore appointed me
Committee on the part ofthis Board. -. -
Report OF the Committee on the Law Department IN
favor OF coucurrng the following namei asssssneli
lists and Amounting Abner Sanford collector thereof VIZ
For sewer In sthsL from y feet east ofS1sv 70 sewer
in sy A. opposite Tompkinssquarei for sewer 10 2i-Av