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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-24
TRUST SALE OF LAND
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
--.NNGE-


EgY virtue of 4 deed of trust executed to me by
ND James ID. Fertig. bearing date the 10Th day
of February, 1858, and Of rec ord in the County
Court Clerks Office of Augusta county. will or
Tuesday, the goth of september next,
for the purposes in the deed mentioned. sell upon
the premises. to the highest bidder, A TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Miller. j. G. Pomer, e. b. Stuart anc
others ON which said Fertig resides containing
ABOUT 100 ACRES.
The greater portion of which is cleared, and with
proper cultivation might be made to yield very
abundantv. There are on the Land a s silsSS
good ORCHARD, several acres $685.
choice Meadow. ID w T. l. GO Y sssF
IN LING HOU S E S Barn -..slss.s,.
sss.sa. and Stables and one of the finest Springs
.,ssEs9 in the county. and with little attention
and improvement might be made a most excellent
little Farm.
a =, S o.
Bay Mare. Grey Horse Bay Horse, Stall
lion. Colts, 3 Cows and increase, 8 head o
Hogs and increase, Road Wagons set of Wag
gon Gears, Plantation Wagon. Flows, Har
row. Axes. Hoes, Wheat Fan. Buggy,
set Buggy Harness, Buggy Whip, Wheel
barrow, Grind Stone, Wagon Saddle, Wo
mans Saddle, Mans Saddle, 2 Riding Brides
2 Saddle Blankets, Hay Fork, 2 Shovels, 4
Beads, Beadsteds and Bedding for same, Bureau
and contents, a Tables, 2 Clocks, Is Chairs.
Cupboard and contents, large Chests, 2 smal
Tables, 6 Pots, Skillet, iron Kttle, Cope
Kttle and 5 Crooks.
TERMS liberal and will be made known on day
of sale
Possession of the land given Immediately and
to the buildings in very short time.
The title to the above property is un1ucstiona
bly, good. but will only convey to the purchaser
such title rs is vested IN me by the trust deed.
e. 7. ALBERTSON. Trustee.
August II, ls53.-tds.-Vind. copy.
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VERY VALUABLE,
RoCkbridge PROPERTY for Sale.

Aeoch"AAeSN AAoPS2Gy AVA SoAO'
m Tuesday The 27th day Of September merit,
~ will sell On the premises my FARM lying
on North River at the mouth of South River, in
Rockbridge county. This farm IS in good staet
of cultivation, contains about
$50 ACRES
Of land and is situated in ore Of The best neGhbor.
hoods in the county. Its location when the North
River Cohal is constructed will command the
trade of the South River country as far back as
Augusta. All persons in search of comfortable
home or business location would do well to ex-
anime this property. The houses are good and
comfortable and there are two tenements on the
place. The Springs on this farm are unusually
fine.
,Atthe same time and place, will sell all my
,GyTsS stock of HORSES, COWS, .psEzn
H-Ns. Calres, Sheep and Hogs, A H8
good small family Carriage, TIco ercel--GA
lent Wagons.
My FARMING UTENSILS and other Property on
the place. Also three or four likely and valuable
YOUNG SLAVES.
TERMS.-For the Farm, one third down, the
balance Of the purchase money in three equal an
nual payments. Slaves Cash. Personal Proper
ty on all sums over five dollars 6 months credit
under fine dollars Cash. Bond and satisfactory
security will be required on all deferred payBents
EDWARD ECHOLS.
Aupi!st 10. lS53.-tds.
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Administrators Notice.

Ill persons indebted to the estate of John w.
IA Frazier. decd, are notified that we shall
proceed promptly 10 collect the assets.
Those who have claims against the estate are
requested to make known the same eitherto VIM.
Frazier at Rockbridge Alum, or to VIM. NJ. Tate
in Staunton. WIN. FRAZIER, }
-. WIN. M. TATE. Auii ofs'
Aug. 10; 1861.
Ey Vhtdicator and Lexington papers copy St
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School Notice.

srhaoI Notice.
T1f1E subscriber will resume the exercises of his
Il School on Monday the 10Th instant Parents
intending to send their sons to him will please
enter them Immediately. The session is divided
into two terms of five months each.
TERMS.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic per session of
five months, 81 80
English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy and
Algebra, $40 90
Latin Language, Geometry and Surveying and
use of instrument, SIS %
No deduction for absence except in case ofsick-
ness. r
N. B.-Each scholar to pay fifty cents extra
for house rent, paid in advance. 70.
NJ. R. COALTER.
Staunton. Aup. II. 1853.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office of
L the North River Navigation Company. in
Lexington, until the Sth day of September next,
Tor the construction Of the LOCKS IND DAMS
and other work on the above improvement, trom
Dam No, a. to Dam No 7, both inclusive The
Dams are to be OF dry masonry, and the Locks OF
enconrscd Bubble laid in cement. Each Dam
and Guard Lock will amount to from twelve to
sixteen thousand dollars.
Plans and specifications of the work will be ex-
Office of the Engineer, mouth of Baiialo.
The Company teserve the right to reject any
or all Of the propositions.
JOHN A. BYERS,
Aug. "a, l859.--tdl. Eng. n. r. n. Co..
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TIE STATNTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
Fist Of DeIinauents

In the County and Parish Levies for The yea'
1852, returned by the Sheriff Of Angus
ia County, in The gear 1853.
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EXECUTORS SALE,


'HNHE subscriber, as executor of the late James
= Shanks,will sell at public auction The whole
of his real and personal estatein the following or
der, to wit On the l4th Of September neri, on
the premises, that valuable Tavern stand called the
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
situated on the road leading from Fncaste to
the Sweet Springs. on the Middle Mountain, and
now occupied by VIM. Eakin. together with the
Turnpike road leading from VIM SCOTS in Craig
county across the Middle and Sweet Springs
Mountains to the Sweet Springs. This is very
valuable property. The
Tavern Stand
and road together have yielded about 81 500 per
annum, for several years past, and are worthy the
attention of those who wish to make profitable in
vestments, as good bargain can be obtained. A
liberal credit will be given to suit the convenience
of the purchaser.
q I AZ.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Tavern, Stand
VALUABLE STOCK FARM,

purchased by James Shanks, of Barry Lugar.-
| The said Farm contains near 800 Acres, and lies
in Craig county at the foot of the Middle Noun
tain on the waters of Barbours Creek, 9 miles
South West of lVm SCOTS. There are about
200 acres cleared and Good Farm III o u 8 T.
and Ii A IL N and other out-houses upon it,
! 1t is well watered and lies adjoining very fine
Mountain range for hogs and cattle, and would be
very desirable property to the farmers of Bote-
tourt and Craig. who raise much stock A libe-
raj credit will be given. The grain and hay on
this farm and the Household and Kitchen Fur
nituro and Farming Utensils will be sold on the
same day, upon credit of IL months.
And on the 2Ist of September next he will
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, or. The premises.
that valuable Farm adjoining the town of Amsters
dam in the county of Botetourt on which the said
JAS Shanks resided This is one of the most valu-
able upland farms in the CO. ofBotetourt. ltcontans
$50 ACRES,
of which $50 Acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in high state ofcultivation, and the
balance is in very fine timber.
The lands generally lie very well, and have
been very much improved by the free use of Clo-
yer. Lime and Plaster. About 50 Acres are now
in good Timothy Meadow, and there could be
made as much more.
There are on this FARM fine ORCHARD
of the choicest fruit;
TWO GOOD FARM HOUSES,
ESQ situated as to suit division Of the farm and
first-rate Barn and other out-houses. 1t is well
watered and lies on the Main Valley Road. about
one mile from the McAdamized Road, ID miles
from Buchanan and miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. 1t will be divided or not to
suit purchasers. The terms of payment will be
liberal and made to suit the convenience of pur-
purchasers
There will be sold at the same time and place
Tor CASH.
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WINCHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY,

I>HE exercises of this school will be resumed
l. the LIST Monday in September under the sd-
perintendence of the Principal, aided by accom-
plished and experienced female assistants.
The Terms $500 per session of five months,
for board, tuition and lodging as heretofore. Fur
ther particulars may be learned from catalogue
which will be furnished those wishing to patronize
the school. JOSEPH BAKER. Principal.
Winchester, August 10, lS53.-3ta.
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Bridget Jos. w
Black Richard Il
Blaliemore Jno H (twi
charged)
Bailey George
Brown James NJ
Borton WIN
Blaner Dennis
Brannon Dennis
Brown James
Balsley Samuel K
Bridget Jos b
Brown John
Bailey Samuel r
baylor oaInuel
Beard David
Bateman WIN S
Blakeley Adam
Buckley Timothy
Bragg Thomas
Bartlett Woodson
Bridge WIN G
Chandler Benjamin
Crone Kinney
Cash John w
Carver Valentine
Collins George
Colnen John
Conden VIM
Crorner Wilson
Casen WIN
Casser Joseph
Curry VIM w
Cook James
Cross Gabriel
Coffee Washington
Chambers John
Coiner Jacob Jr
Conner Michael
Clinebell Adam
Cason Jacob
Craig Geo w
Curry Richard
Chrisman Thomas +
Campbell James
Coffey Thomas
Christian Thadius
Collins Thomas
Childers Rial
Gales David
Collins Daniel Jr
Crone Amos
Collens Isaac
Cassaday George
Currie James G
Cofey James
Clayton Robert w
Collins WIN
Collins George 4
Gales John V
Cochran Robert w
Daugherty WIN
Daugherty Jas II
Dunlap John
Diddle John jr
BOLTON Michael
Donovan Daniel ST
Demasters James
Daniels Benjamin
Doom Jacob
Dalton James
Davis Henry
Davis Collum
Dull James .
Danbs Henry
Davis Preston
Dorman jeremiah
Davis Benjamin.
Dickinson Il w
Depriest Ro II
Diddle Nancy
BOLTON James
Dull Jacob (4)
Davis James
Dickinson John
Doom James M
Demasters Jesse
Davis John G.
Eccard William
Engrim Hugh
Eavy Henry
Fun James w
Eccard WIN
Ellinger Jacob jr
Eutzler Christian
East John
Ellinger john
Euhank Garland
] EutZler James VI
Eccard Andrew )
Edilents John
Edgar James
Fauber George
Flannerly Patrick
Foster Franklin
Fisher George
FUR Harrison
Frantsman Jacob
Fadely David
Frantzman Nelson
Fretwell Dabney
Flemrnings James
Fitzgerald Peter
Folly Isaac
Frymye,.r Jacob
Fitch Robert
Fulwider David
Fry VIM IL
Fauver John s
Fisher John
Fitzgerald John
Forbus John
Fix William
Fry ID Harvey
Freed John
Fauver Joseph (of job
Guthrie George
Gillaspie George
Grever James.
Gollady Abraham
Griner VIM II
| Golf VIM
Garrison Samuel
Garrison VIM
Gear John
Gardner James
Grady Strother
Grant Jeremiah
Griner or Goiner Jno L
Coin Chapman
Cannon John
Garrison Nimrod
Gear Bryan
Caldwell Andrew
Greever VIM j
Gregory Henry
Greaver Philip Jr
Gains Henry
Garrison John
George Henry -.
Glad well John w
Grever Philip jr
Crosse John
C.:..n.,;tl NJ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-24
AUGUSTA LAND FOB SALE.

TSI6S
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county. entered in cause therein de-
pending between Bywaters' infants, &c.; against
Bywater's widow, &c.. We will proceed, on the
premises, on Friday, the 10th day Of September
neat. 10 sell at public sale to ihe highest bidder
certain TRACT OF LAND containing about
396 Acres
being part of the Tract of Land of which Joseph
Bywaters, decd, died possessed, and adjoins tho
lands of ID. Forrer, Picker, Turk and Others
The land is free of all incumbrance, and is con-
sdered to be one of the most desirable farms in
the county. The soil is very productive and there
is very large and fine meadow on the farm. 1t
is seldom that such an estate is put into market.
TERMS.-One- fourth in hand and the balance
in equal annual instruments at . and, 3 years,
the purchaser giving bond and personal seclirity
and the title TO be retained as ultimate security.
]. GIVENS FULTON, : rom.,,,,
NICHO. K. TROUT, ooh''' 3D.
August 10, lS53.-tds.
E@ Rockingham Register copy tbs.
.4ug'sta County Co,ut Clerks Office. To JTtt:
8,sTfsAfs,
WE, John Irvine, A. Hanna and Jacob Sanger;
W treeholders, hereby certify that we have
examined two estray cattle this day sl,ewl to us
by Samuel Brennaman, and find the same to be as
follows:
One STEER, two years old. of red color,
with some white on his tail, belly and legs mark
ed with hole in the right ear.
The other red and white STEER, two years
old, marked with slit or swallow fork in right
ear, each valued at sixteen dolars-the spotted
Steer has a bell on. Given under our hands this
10th day Of July, 1858.
JOHN IRVINE,
ABRAHAM HANNA,
JACOB SANGER.
(Copy-Teste,)
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
August H. $685.
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Sixteen Likely Slaves,

7 of which are MEN, and the balance are WO-
MEN and Children. There will also be sold on
a credit of IL months large quantity of valuable
Household and Kitchen Furniture including some
80 or do feather Beds and hair Mattresses and
quantity of Farming Utensils. about a.
lS head of Horses and Coais, be- FET|f
lsENA tween Is and 90 head ofaHN
WTE Mich Cows two fine yokegENsss zssa.ss.sSsz
----eAas-<- IF Oxen. between 60 and 70 head Of
stock Cattle including two young Bulls of very
fine stock. and several fine blooded lleifers. about
l6O head of Hogs. one-half of which will make
good killing hogs, and large quantity of Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Hay and BACON, also three or
four Wagons and quantity Of Harness.
Cash will be required for all purchases under
ten dollars and bond and good security for all sales
on credit. GEO. w. SHANKS, Ex'or.
August 10. Is53-tds ''o' '''' WV -
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MUSIC! MUsIC!!

IVA USAC ". UEoIV =
TUST received lot Of those fine Spanish Vio-
e. lns, and Guitars, direct from Europe also. Ac-
cordeons, Claronets, Flutes, Flagonets. Flies,
sc. G. s NJ. HlRSH.
Aug. a, 1853.
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THE LAST NOTICE,

DERSONS indebted to me BY bend or otEsr.
visor to the firm of VIM. KYLE g. Son are
hereby requested to make Immediate payment as
further Indulgence cannot be given. Those hay-
ing unsettled accounts with Kyle s. Son. unless
settled Immediately, will be compelled to settle
according, to law, and in no case viii INDULGENCE
be given longer than LIST September next.
Staunton, August II, 1853.
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Patents.

CAnMPHlNE, Burning Fluid Alcohol, Linseed
- vi, Nerdigris, Chrome Green and Paris
Green ground in Oil, Louis Prime White Lead
for sale by LAIRD g. TRIMBI r.
Stanton, Aug. 10, 1853.
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+ GRO, Radways's Ready Relief. Gro. Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, just received for sale
by T. p. l. J. B. ESKRIDGE.
Stanton, August 10, 1853.
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Names OF persons <
returned. &
| ; :
| ;
Anderson William
Anthony
Armstrong Peter
Alley
Argenbright Samuel
Argenbright Peter
Adkins Richard w.
Alinger Henry
Argenbright Jacob F
Andrew David
Aldheiser Joseph
Adams John
Adkins James c
Allen James
Bright Peter R
Bailey Francis NJ
Baylor George
Bennett Douglass
Brady Andrew II
Beard James w
Bowers Ephraim
1 Bryan James A
Bruce Alexander
Bridget James NJ
Brown James
Blakemore George w
Benson James +
Bowman f G
Bush John A
Bishop James NJ
Berry Patrick
Bosses John
Byba George
Barrett Edward
Bridget Jos. w
Black Richard II
Blaliemore Jno H (twie
charged)
Bailey George
brown james VI
Borton WIN
Blaner Dennis
Brannon Dennis
Brown James
Balsley Samuel K
Bridget Jos b
Brown John
Bailey Samuel Il
Baylor Samuel
Beard David
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lSoss Daniel
lRcase John
lRamsbottom Isaac
lRifle George II
lSheetz John ID
ISheets WIN
lSwink Erasmus
lSnyder James
lShull Geo jr
lShowaltcf Joseph
lSmith Richard
lSwisher Henry
lSmeliz Frederick
lSteelo Peter j
2SaVage GEORGE
iShotwell VIM r
lSmith John
lSurrett John l.
lSpencer John A
lStogdale Robert
lSmitb John
lSmith Robert j
lShott Hugh
lSheets Henry
lSmellihg James
lShephefd Johf
lShaver John w f
lShowalter George jr
lSmith WIN
lStanton Marshall G
lSmilh James w
lSwink Robert
lShayer Abram
1Shreckhise John
lSparks VIM
lSmith Frank
1Spitler John A
ISiricklef Benjamin
lSmiih Robert
lStickley George
lSheetz John w
lShects jacob jr
lShott Philip
lShepherd George
lShrouse John
2Smith VIM S
lSwink Peter
lStMoyers VIM
lSmith James B
ISolomon Fehdie
lSherdon Dennis
lSmith Barnett
lSprouse John
lSmiley Alexander
lSprouse Upton :.
lStribling Jacob K
iSummerman VIM
lStanton Geo M
lSheetz Jacob
lSheets Simon
lSullivan Michael
1Shull John
lStover George w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
oorespopdenee Of The n. y Tribune.
N--.--I ~

corssoopdepee Of The n. J. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Dee. II, 1883.
Considerable speculation is rife here as well as In
yewYork as 10 the course Gen. Cass means to pur-
me toward the Cabinet. And il must be matter OF
incubation as long as Gen. Cass is Cen Cass Nobody
doubts that be has said what is attributed TO him In
e pspfrs but that does not make the case any clear
Or People here, DO not forget that he has son at
Rome. and that the son holds bis place there at the
pleasure of the Administration An Administration
HAT has three years to run is no mean power
Considerable difficulty is found in making up the
Committees in tie House, there are so many new
Members and go many various interests to deal with
The Committee on Ways and Means is the most dill
cult complete II is pretty evident that the main
features of Guthre's Tariff generally acceptable,
even among the Wings, notwithstanding some OF It's
DISASTROUS provisions
In the Senate both parties have made their selections
for members Of the various committees. IL is under
stood that the Democrats decided to put Mr. Chase on
several committees, a Democrat, with the under
standing that the Wings would do the same by Mr.:
sauner This the Wing caucus declined or neglected
todo II is certainly a matter Of regret that the
Wigs should thus show themselves less magnanimous
than their opponents But it is, with portion OF
them al least.
In the Constitution Of the Sandwich Islands the first
srlcle reads as follows: " 1t is our fixed decree
81 That no law shall be enacted which is at variance
with the word of the Lord Jehovah, at variance
with the general spirit of Lis word All laws OF the
Island shall be in consistency with the general spirit
of Gods law" See Wilkes Narrative, page % Vol.
~. Here is the Higher Law boldly proclaimed
as the fundamental law of the land. Perhaps it Is
this feature that has made these Islands so attractive
10 a certain senator. ON.
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II msy bs now and with one terrible crash maybe
with lrcs1ir- death brit i j. q7e certain tlnt = ral
10 rrET tbsffu DE n0r-ers ~ cTiz fti n 81 Jis
fiGry. ~ sone further obsgrTat91s "a TIE grl '9-
sfsfe Of he ssons n Asisi- Iu~key. leta sll
CHM tie fpeaker conclnied tle' u'.witla' aty me
glo, ny anticcoLs c. Christian e. home N r2Af "a
70 tie Ultimate Success q Missionary labor one i-' 80
fcicn; ds' ate srch toubs and usro them with
n belief Of triumph II their ls slld - ne
fac. that s9l2c0o hcdbsCn expended on Mcns IN II n
and that $4,000, part 4 TIA. md been eonsnhg
ted by the European residents Il that country Ihousais
Of persons had come forward and ps,ed yea untf
TIE Instruction Of TIE missionaries thls separating tho
selves fiCm al eternal come ten with Hindooi-l lhe
speaker also dwell the necessity Of literally ooltbu
ting to the expenses Of the Missions ws necessary o
render each Of these establishments assistance until taey
had reached certain point. when Ike large aud rising
family n ey could support themselves. AHt with respect
30 the late muIfcent teqHest right that the ploic
should understand thai il b. paid By yearly install
menis q sl0oo0tbe frs. Of which was lot - be paid
until - Eve years
III, Rev. Mr.. Skinner then male few ob'ervltions
~ pcciiIg the necessity Of the members Of the C1lrh
literally contributing 10 get rid Of the Indebtedness OF
the Church. Afer which the blessing was pronounced
AID TIE Assembly separated
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SOFT SHELL PRIMARY MEETING.

The Democratic General Committee of lanmany hall
LORENZO B. Shepard Chairman met last evening at the
Old Wiewam in full force Thursday, the ODD inst from
5to7 PM was selected The time for holding the Tam
many Primary Meetings for the election of Delegates to
tbe Various General and Ward Committees for 1884 Each
Delegate proposed Election Inspector, according 70 the
Tweed compromise Of last year. Places were deslg
mated for these Primaries in all the Wards except the
Twelfth and Twentieth. No Inspectors were appointed
for the Fourth " ard, OF the Delegates were
present.. -
After the prelimnaries were hxed Fernando "ooa pre-
sencd lengthy address explaining the future policy Of
Tamnany sustaining the National Administration "a.
Washington aud the present State Administration at
Albany, acquiescing in the Baltimore Platiom ana
Comomises of $50 charging upon the Canal Contractors
the late defeat Of the Tammsny party in the State and
resolving to preserve this branch OF the Democratic
organization in spite Of all opposition.
The Committee adjourned to December 3.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MoxpAY Dec 12-Richard T. Compton. Esl IN the
Clar and quorum prefent.
Pefifiors Rcerred or Michael Taggart e. be paid f,r
Ioss Of horse OfFrancis Denhan. to be relieved fom
fine for encumbering the sidewalks. OF Ovens tile
man. being bin for repairs to the Seventeenth Ward ST.
ton House. -
Resolpfions-Ry AID Smith. to rebuild Union Market
and the Station House of the Eleventh Ward To bald
horse for Fneine Co No. 30 adopted. To allow Engine
Co No ten additional men adopted. To allow Eagine
Co No 81 ten additional adopted Reques-iag 'he
Counsel to the Corporation 10 report whether Section 10 Of
the Amended Charter prohibits the Common Council from
granting any additional allowance 20 contractors eou
trac made prior 70 the adoption OF the amendel Charter
Requesting TIE Controller to report II the street cleaning
let out by contract IN accordance TO section H. amend
charter and So whether the parties 20 the contacts ara
Ir,ecuiiI the work in full compliance with such agree
menis; adopted
comnunicaiion from tie COMMITTEE Of Repairs md
Surros in relation to an In award Of contract for
buildings repeird.
Adjourned 10 Wednesday.