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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22
MrscELLANEoUs.

Il DAMS u CO.'S NEW YORK, Wiz
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND TRANSFORMING
AND FROM NEW YORK. RICHMOND Pc
TERSBuRG, &e.. kc., &c.-Hasing elected All ran &C.
tnents with the q. 5. mail line OF steamers from ew
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now prepared 70
.CIIANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with Dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
dsy and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re-
ceived at our New York office. SO Broadway, until u
o'clock, p. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York. are requested to order by adams cos
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore leaving
New York and Richinond daily, in charge OF special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the m
land route will be forwarded by the steamer e, "a
press ADAMS "
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rnR SALE AND RENT

OK RENT, the store on Cary street, at
= present occupied by NJ. Blair. POSSESSION given
Ii January next. Apply to
sc 10 JOHN n. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

alive OIL.-200 boxes Olive OIL, a
" superior article, for sale bv
sel5 CHAS. Il. WORKMAN l. CO
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r-.ul. Sup't Transportation
and reach that city in "a hours from stsunton tss1
the night train OF the Richmond Freder;cksnrs al
Potomac Railroad Company. 'Nd
je III Ell. GILL Sr,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

THEW EEkLY COkNECTION
10 Lynchsurs Mondays, Wednesdays sad FrGsvx
servants travelling without their ussters run..
leave pass with the Ticket Agent and az 49,
another to the Conductor sue"
An extra charge viii be made If passenger. 40 nat
obtain tickets. = n CT I r. Aos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

EOR RENT--The back Room on the LIST
\ floor the store OF the subscriber Possession
given Immediately.
Sc n M BURTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

Tnn HHDS, Prime Cuba Molasses,
lyDvDearly crop. Fer sale by
Sc "a BACON { BASKERvILL s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

MOST or THE ACCOUNTS DUE TO
vi Mr.. CHARLES BAKER have been placed in
nav hands fur collection by Messrs. Watson Hughes.
the Trustees They will please call and settle with
me without DELAY EDNsD. D. EACHU.
sc 10 General Agent and Collector.
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pONNET BOARDS, PENS, QUILLS,
- Paper Inks, Waters Inksfauds Sand Sand box.
Blank Books. and all other articles IN the Station
cry line can be bought low at
e2e RANDOLPHS BOOKSTORE u
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Observation-Disclosures ':s;1 +; for
WM. d. MERRIWETHER,
% l7-9,y doors below Columbian Hofel
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NOTICE.--ln consequence Of the break
IN ing OF portion OF her Machinery, on Friday
last the steamboat Augusta will discontinue her tsifs
for short time, until tits repaired Due nnee viii
be given when ready to rssaine her place upon tae
line. TH0S. DuDAMkAb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

CUGAR AND MOLASSES.-44 hhds p.
~ Rico Sugar; hhds 2. Rico Molasses Stored a,
the Dock and will be sold low to close
: Sc ID BACON l. BASKERVILLE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10


Aavicss rem LAhana to the 11h and Eonelnu 20 the
15,h june have reached by the way Of San Fncsco
We are INDEBTED 10 Mr. Jas. A. Gilbert for the Poean
Of the 21st Nay.
In TO the solicitations Of chief Of Of The
KarqueRisn Islands, the Hawaiian Missionary Society
have sent about rendiDg number of teachers to
fatuhi~a, one Of the Marquesisn groap The chief
visited Honolulu in psxsoa to procure teachers with the
hope that ths introduction Of CBriatianity and civiz
ton would put end TO the and soc~l degradation
Of his people.
Tie brig Baltimore arrived at Honolau Nay 23d, re-
Ports that French SOLO. under com-aand Of Prince
Betuysu taken possession Of by the suibosilie in
Esl ia after being ready for vain fun cargo, which
Was taken ont. ind the Prince Imprisoned.
zoe Es wauan brig Baltimore sold at auction
with apparel snd sppuItensAcss, FOR - T05cash.
The p0yassian. 81 June ath, says;-tTae Dsitieh
fchooler Roy alst under Quarter snd is ahout pro
coed to the lsrqresss lards TO etrIn the thief who
here for teachers fer hs people SIX rstiveashtee
FATaisEs srd their wivssgc as tenehes accom- panied
b. the Rev Hr. Parker, VINO returns ~ he R0 yass
H. =. sloop Of wax Amahitrite arrived al Honoulu
OF t5s 27,h Of day.
Ws6nesday June 10, orde,ea by royal proc.srs
fca 20 be oSnTyyS day VI fasting humiliation And
prayer. depgecatory Of tina san pcx Rhcl the prooa
ma ion ssys. wss likely 10 decnats tbs pcp1ialicu.
1he p0lyntsiGl sayE:AMoDg other raaeter contained
in The full and yot fuFr sc us by the BAlt-
more the very novel OF wh ass sesn a. sea-
The following Whereabouts of these Interesting animals
may give useful Llns 70 thofe Who looking them
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:: re sa Il -ss e
sn' cs%mss zee ~ pS'es s
=: Men :SS ss h .ns CIV
spesais fer three years 70. removing night SOIL from
BE- sonssfssted in ouch eluso no casnss
by Aasistant Alderman xcCorErr.-Thas Tho comxnis
Sss q nsp: a OF. q hss. the Opening
rains nlled without delay In its present
As.irssrt Alisrman Bnows in the chair.
BY A,,...n. Alderman Bnssnrr-o, r,.,.. p,..
and s,ts ss.s Grs sssav wist b.
tee On CIoton Aquedrct
or Committee on ssvsrs"T E' concur TO bn,,a
Sixth st.st between First and Second xdop.sa
AasgssivsD4le President M...rs. Drown. TAFT. Mall.
Whssan Rogers Cra~ord xe and M scsnfss Stewart
OF Committee on Laws. &c--wtk ordinance si,se,,ns
4
~, ::.i dent rs: p,ssn T. Nah.
Sss%i.s;ss On sosd..iP aver dlss;n Stree.
and .sa
IN. 3. 'i n q
s' ss ss ss
S isaT ne al s.ss t. s
ss s; nssss. 9 a...
IL s
proposed by e Street Commissioner to appoint Isaac Ei
wards Collector Of Liens incurred by the City Inspector
for tho abatement Of nuissaces. Adopted by tie
vote
Is ! arma.ve-Ths President, s!essrs Brown ~ss Nal.
bait O'BIen, Broaden Hunt, Bauton, McGqwn Stewart,
Wheelar, Rogers, Crawford O'Ke-fo and Nc .oaEey-6
COMMUNICATION.
tho Assessors OF the Street with the
following lists asking that they be confirmed
and ;faac Edwards appointed collector therefor via For
ana T
to sidewalks OF Twenty fourth etyeet, from
Third TO Lexington for paving street.
from Se7enth to Eighth aud tagging space fSuK
feet wldo through the sdewaks paving Eleventh avenue
from Forty third to Forty eighth street. 70 Committee
AssessKpents.
BOARD
ResuOrThAt the salary Of Jose g. Young assist.ae
etesk IN the ofice OF Cler OF tie Common Council be
at eco to take effect from the lgt August l
Cor Cured In by the following yotc:--
ifrmatiyerle President, Aessrs. Brown. TAFT, Nab.
BAIT OBrisn, Broaden. Hunt Bonton. McCewa, Stewart
Reroiyed-Ihat tho cafrisse.a, In Broaaway igou
Ecfolution--That the pump IN Perry greet betgcep
Tourt and Bltetacr sre8s 10 repaired. Coneur1cd in
ktsolutionThat the pnup in nscmond street. between
asbinston aud West stree Ue rsesired. CUneu.red
In favor Of ofganjsna engine upsny in Sixty 6yet
street. Corcurrod il by tho following vote =
Affirmative The Pressdei Mcgs,s Brown TGs Mahbat,
OBr.en, Exeaden Hunt. HCuton, McGown, Stewart WheS
Ian, Rogers Crawford o Ketfe sDa McCensey
The Beard then adjourned to Thursday afternoon al
o'cloct. From the minutes,
c. T. McCLENACHAr1 Cgesk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
News from Tahiti.

News from Tahiti TO the 18th Of Nay is rses;vsl.
The French Esn pirs was proclaimed on the 18th Of
April by Monsieur Page, Ccmmsnisr Of The Ma.que-
,as, WITH three hundred guns In the eveai1s there
illumination and dinner given By the Governor
The Queen and her husband, and the Of England
and the United States, we're presect.
The steamer New Orlsars from this port for Sydney
Jeff Papeete the 18th Of April, after lyisg there
twelve days. Upon leaving the hsrSor she ssIu:sd the
French Gag with twelve guls.
The streets OF Papeesa fu Of silk dresses and
Peer Fark jsvelry. left the steaners their way
Australia.
The Messenger de Taht RAYS that The rativcs are very
strorgly convinced Of the advantages OF California;
trsce ans that they bad gore to work 10 eanest 10
cultivate the soil, in tina hope Of having regular
kst
Beth the French and patiyec expect that Tahiti Will be
the regular stopping place between Fan Francisco and
Australia. The natives Aaye within Elk months got
into the habit If bringing their fish, poultry and ye-a
tables regularly 10 Papeete, where they fad ready
ket.
The TYPHOID iever has made great ravagos among n.
natives Al in the district Of rspeuIifi.
The ships Emily Tayior, Wet, master and Ellen
Brooks, Davis master both owned by Mr. Ricketson Of
New Bedford, leak and try ing get money
ca o0'tOnry the hssi 5000 and the lat,Or IS ooo.
On the 2sh ut, The schooner veaaco worsh, arrived
from san Francisco On the soth, The bark 0ronto Ksa
driok sailed from The bland OF Moorea (ten nss from
TebitD bound to sar Francisco The brig Eneline of
Mystic hat coz deu'ned and sold short time
ago IN conssquencs Of severe damages sustained liz ot
tempting 10 sake her the railway, has at last been
paced or the rays the vssel is found TO he very
ousiy injured
rer A,a vii probably sail hence in about six weeks
New Bedford.
The Ellen Brooks and Emily Taylor are b,,b i,pg here
unAole TO obtain funds 20 effect repair IL they be
paired. The Chilean brig Jenny Lind is loading shells
for Valparaiso The Hawaiian brig Reindeer Morrison
sailed hsrce on the ao,h bound 70 Australia with cargo
o. oranges and OIL Tha French corvette Nozzle and var
steamer Phcquc il port. Business dull, provisions
fesrcs; other goods plenty.
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claims have been taken there since passed on my -
10 Oily npis last summer. o. every hand therss63 IT,
lie BY behold. imp Progression and the
sae ireieAuon Of future zenith and prospenty' VA
Tuesday, passed rsny pcw. established bones who're
the In DgrsDt u lst had built fesced In ans
strs 20 hsIirg comforts around them AT every farm
aiosg The Ire crops look exceedingly we'll Acd pro-
nj shat Ill sntiopa Abundant harvest This 10
CO, junction With large numbers OF immigrants pouring
into the rerrcry gives strong ASSURANCE Of general pros
pssi'y."
correspondent Of tho Cosunbian, writing from Stella
eoem says -" The COAT exte0t OF Fierce county
eoasdeed upon straight lire from about s. by W. -
N. BY T.. il think scme I've leagues; four Of wbcn
olsiDd by the Eudson by Company az their pro.
Ierty according to tho treaty made and concluded hy
and bst~ the UAitsd States and Great BtAn IN 1915
Tho extent Of country claimed by ths wealthy aud po@ef
full British corporation ia believe twelve miles
square, every Of which Is in Pierce county. rne
treaty spOisn Of which comedies to this company Cor
rather, perhaps ought ssy. to the Puget sound agri
enlt1ral Cemlanyl certain lands and inproy ments A.
IN the opinion OF every intelligent person whom have
heard remark upon IL, very loose and Indefinite one
All concur In saying that speedy measures should BIS
taken by the Of the United States to either
cheese from this company their legal rights and thereby
politely invite them to vacae these lands define the
limits Of their possessions IN plain and daft
lite Mat there cannot possibly DO any mistakes made
relative to them
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Naval Intelligence,


TBs JArAS EXPEDITION. The Unite1 staies squsdroa,
under the command Of Commodore Perry, Consisting of
the steam frieae Susquehapna. Com Buchazaa Of nine
guns and $50 men; the steam fdgste Misssssp2 Com.
Lee Of ten guns ard 315 men and the socp Of rv
mouth Capt Johr Kelly, at last accounts MAY y
OF anchor in the harbor ef Shanghai Tbs Noye OhsVs
Head of that date fsys--
'1t Is understood that the steamers Of the United
tates Japan squadron. 10 port viii shortly salt fr
Japan AID be joined there by the othor vessels Of the
squadrcs. Commodore Pcdry, hear, will moist his
fog on board she snsquehsaua oa Monday Rsy9. ria
IS accompanied by DR.. s. W Williams, Of Canton ~ In
teypTete IhePsruysn bark Caprice has besn
by the Commodore es deslatob vessel for ths Japsu
Lxredition.
AccmmT TO THE Sioor VAR PLYMOUTH Tho Norut
CHINO Hcrcld OF May g. sayH:"on saturday forenoon
sst the steamer Isrrston vhe getting under way at
Woceung cane IN ccntact with the United safes rso
Plymouth the latter having swung acregs the tis besors
thu steamer could paes clcsr of her. This Plymouth
lost her is ing jibboom sod pjcfsd the jibacen wne
The Iarrieton had her mzenmaT main topIn.st ami
foreyard carried bat sustained injury whatever
Ia her hun and Nscbinery."
The >. stoIsship Fredcnia ssiled sm SAP Frsncisao
sbe 10Th ut, for valparaiso
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Tie following il letter from the Llbaina
dent Of The Alta CslJoraia
JAnAlNA. Jnne 4. lShr

n
IAnAisA June 4. 1853
The GsEeDs leaves here this afternoon Tor your city,
With 1e cargo OF island produce. The red potato
can be aed here Of quanty 10 compete win yours OF
talfcsna, particularly when the ice taken inta
consideration. They can be furnished at from z to &C.
per b. and in any 9uGnty The crop wiz be ready for
tbipnent July We have The Colorado here Also iih
lad to sai in feg days, via Hcnclr,u with assorted
cargo al pIoduce
The schooner Rialso is now The oy he1e loe Ink
and she will not be ready under week.
BY The last from 1r olpu, 10 the OF the LIST
Instant the smallpox SPREADING ognevhat more than
VAS antcipAt lhe ply lic.us bought ut cle tins
it rooed cut, ,he first paiehts having recovered;
but hear 10 day haa made liz appearance 10 several
places there and produced several deaths We taking
ttts7ucus measures to prevent it coming mp here, By
TO deer the calamity if net prevent il entirely We
hope that any ship from your port bound here passing
TO me Testwnid VII lot avoid as where I ! AZ present
perfectly healthy and wtsre We csn give them equal dis
patch with Honolulu.
LAHArxA, Maui. Is. I.,) June II, 1853
LETT Honolulu yesterday, aud have arrived hese to day
ust IN rne to drop on line b. the schooner Ra,sc
which is about leaving fer San francisco. No ness Of
imlosa1ce The Hawaiian Agriculture society have held
hsir nal meeting and xhbilioa during The present
week Honolulu. The articles splayel, Though not
numerous, showed decided improvement in quality
the year previous. The premiums for sugir, syrup Gad
risb potatoes awarded TO individuals Maui thus
sustsril The reputation which this island has hereto.
foIa held for superiority in these productions
Small Iox il en- the Increase in Honolulu. Fifteen
gases wei reported yesterday, making thus far sxty
eight in all ont Of which there seventeen deaths.
The difficulty in the way OF Srreatng the progsess Of the
disease. 10 be habit the part Of natives
eorctsug these who are attacked with it, that they
not be geraOvtd 10 the Hopsi H. gs-,ify ng 10 troS
that rot iLsvidu,l ho has beer properly yacsnatsd
h6s been attached With The disease.
The bark Eebsccn arrived ar Eon, lulu she Q d,
bringing United states msil. The Nary Am Jones,
rem hong Korg arrived same day Cargo mostly on
sgn enc IS ea here durrg the ensuing week. %
Get thcusard barrels of Ilsh potatoes.
DIED,
In Horolulu the 10th ult, Francis McNsrnee. or
Barors Court Nevto~n Stuart. County Tyrone Ireland
aged about twenty ak years. Tie deeaEed arrived re-
Gently in the Colorado, with The consumption, d shca
eiseate he died. He had resided 10 New York. and wal
in the Mexican war.
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Later from Guaymas-aiarn OF the so~
nOrfanss

The government transport. General Patterson, on her
way from tbis cy he Cgi9rado stopped q. Gaaymas
the l6ih of june. The Inhabitants IN great
pidaon beng in daily expectation Of the arrival Of she
famous expedition which they lad heard Citing out
II this State 20 stack then As tie Patterson approach
ed they took hex for United States Of whch
bad cone to pr0tecs them from the invaders, and the
entire population cked 5cing 70 the beach. They
seemed 20 Thick tax OF nothing else bet tina
diton, snS yet were totally prepared - resist IL
had any srch made its sipesraDee. II waa said by
he AssieaDs in town. that the psopls would al nsys
retired 20 the country har Tue psGcG made lis
lsaranee TINS American Ccnsrl stated that any AueTi
cars who came With regular passports fo the prrpce Of
working sbs mines IA tie Interior you'd be Hospitality
eesiyu bat that my hostile GttaaDt Eso taeE wouia
be rehiatkd 20 ne ". 81 their asliiI.
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4 Dishones. Ssyeqnt-Robbsn0 his Employer - Yestss-
day Officer Keefe lredtsG Engshman named Charles
Snephsrdson, charge OF stealing quantity Of slvee
forks spoone, &s, yslCed at OF 1900 the pro-
perty VI Mr. Vim. Aspin-sN, residtnz sA.en Island.
the prlyoner s seeas, engaged rs waiter n Nr.
AspnsaDs family and about week since ne scnggleA
the sey Of the safe whore the silver dc posi- and
carried Off nak dozen large forks, hall dozen table
spoops half dozen dessert fosne also dsiasy spoons,
tea spoone, &c After stealing the property no les Sta
ten lsand and came to ths city, taking lodging room
at tina City Hotel Of Howard street ami Broad
On his Arrest The officer soarched his trunk and there
found the tieke, wing that til, live, had been
pledged az Dernssins pawn shop, In B-ooms sssses.
shawl end bielie taken by this thief al Tho ams time
aso recovered by the cesr from the pssn shop u
j. Levy No. % Sixth Tbs whole OF TIE propertg
recovered The tlveswsre rad hsen pa wed for S
which amour: the pavnbroker VIII have 10 bs the ossr
committed him TO prison for irsl.
Stealing BTcazc ,St1te-A calling himself Peter
BForn was arrested yesterday by officer Reed os the
Third sard, charge OF stealing bronze statue from
the daguerrsan gallery Of Mead Brothers No 233 Bsoad
way Tho accufed was conveyed bsfcrs the magistrates,
who coz mitted hun 70 prison TO the charge
7he Foyk Of Burglars Policeman BRYAN, o. the Ninth
ws-d police between nEe and tsn o'clock. on Monday
night discovered that tie besenont door OF No. PorrE
street bad heea broken lnformA ton was so.hsitt
Fivcr 10 Capt Ackermap, yho entered the house end In
situt,d search for the burglars. They had h0ssysr,
escaped The family IL were absent u Tho eoun
try. The doors Of tbs upper rooms had been broksu
ca. n and tho furniture mutliated IL R sabre 70
ascertain extent Of tho loss the family being absent
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DEATH WHILE ON THE WAY TO IHE.ALTAr.-A
young man by the name Of Edmund Sistterlo, while
on his way nom franklin 10 Milford, on sunday
week, to DC married. me. with o singular aud fatal
accident. He stopped at a well to water hi. horse
when the bucket fell into the we'll He descended Go
obiain It, when the wall cayed in and buried him
He was native Of Ireland. His intended wife was
accompanying him On tie Journey, when tbs singu.
lax deltE tias inteHtro4 70 deaages heir bright
a&I.yi,, stiOJ%tar IL OeisSc. = 4 Ia 5.46
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Proceedings In ,he Boara Of Aldermen
I'm m. l

THE SIXTY COUNCIL DISTRICTS.
The Special trni.tee appor ted 10 p-epars an cgdu.
ance disgicDg the cty to l1ty c0us Gil dlsTsts, in
compliance with the provisions he amended chatter,
submitted their report iast evening. Tbs committee
have dstyjctsa the wards separately in tie following
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MuRnPR, AID ARREST OF IHE MURprHfRs, Nv IT,.
LlNois.-l.ast Sunday evening four prisoners were
lodged in our county JAIL TO await their trial for mur
der The particulars Of the case, so far az we have
been able to ascertain, these: The parties are
German, and lived in the neiglborhood OF Red Bad,
Horse prairie. The affair happened at brick yard
in which some Of the parties were Interested, and
aboyt which IL appears that the quarrel originated
The murdered man was named Conrad Ea,ncstenk
lie was attacked aud beaten with clubs. whips, and
stones, 30 that he died tic ensuing Thursday In
con cquenco Of the wounds received. Whether The
parties are equally guilty, or II they had previously
contemplated the awfel results OF their haJbaroas
attack, are. points which we have little gave m
NOR The names Of the prisoners are Henry Ran,
August Moi 1e, John Christian letting, and John
Oleimeyer. They were arrested on Friday, while
they were eldeayorng to escape, and taken before
Justices Lonergan and Nelson, who, npon examine
ton committed them for murder. From the nature
OF The attack the enlargement have been very az.
grayated one; and whe justice requires that the pr
soners get fair hearing It also requires, should the
evidence Of guilt be Gear that our outraged laws be
neither eynded Tor tfampled On by the natural SYM
patty Of friends, the wealth or petition Of offenders
or the sicky sentiment which would indiscrminaiey
shelter guilt Chester, H., HeTaid
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Prize Flybf a. soaoru.

sSsn il fUii Ct the Fssoy The pfizs hyat pss~eess
OtSe&l AND Yank having crce IN u fs-, ct the
not p1essnt, bus ndnsrsd3 just returned
nAy the contest vas quite uDegu4i, 0Eeal Dsisg
elsEor IN every round extsnd,as TO ssveaTssn. when
cry Of fou. blow caused half boar interval 10
sssts il. TIE hgbt rssefsa, and few rounds
sieatsd tie b,se in fsEcr y u'Sss for the halt and
Htrse Of So, 0enn
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The Empire Eose AID store bept BY A. Psalsy, VAS
saved. LucAly The bstteE part Of he provisions
FS~a6
Jhe ladies' OF the California House made nArTcg es
spe fscm the H4rea, oa. lost all tber cio:aiug 50
qaisaly old the danes spread The fire i 81 sposed 10
sRys tfan be ~osk OF ncss3iary Thas j. sss snort
hall hor h2s ou- beautiful little heeR dss.1oysl
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GCvEuSoR
yaiM B;gkr. William Waldo.
LIEuI sSksT ousEAscE.
bIplel Puidy Henry 5. Eco.
JUDGE Or THE sUrgE2s OsUI.T.
dexAndeJ Wells. P3S Robinson.
ArrOHsEY GENERAL
- r. MccoInea y. < Newell.
srAIE TAEAsCghll.
s A. EeXfaae Samuel EniZht.
STATE COMPTROLLER.
9scnusl Bell. 3. T. Wias<rs.
ErErFlOE GENERAL
z. II NRrlets. Sahn T. Wood sesth.
sHSRNIEypRsT or Pubic INSTRUCTION.
P2cl K. Rabss sherman Day
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TutaI 10. of diatricts. 90

At the conclusion If the reading Of the report,
AlisTa OAKLEY aud sad that the report shoud
be printed ard that the Boad should meet again il two
weeks, when the rsper could bs saop.ed.
Alderman TwEKD-keary every rcsIo Der OF tho Board
had paid strict attention arg OF the port and
had snended taccordingv. Nov that it had seen 60
peted be cid not why thsy should have to wait iva
weeks order to adopt the report. Action should ha
taken on The subject imrIedist1iy
Aldexnsn Pick said he agreed with the gentleman Il
the Fourth, ii was very pecesfary that the matter
should Be made Ell night II not left for then to
correct at any time Tcsre evidently errors
IN the report and further thu Co porson Attorney told
him that there were in the report yet to be
reetd and thai he would not vsuoh for is
Il would be better for hem TO adjourn fer week Or ten
days, during which time the report should be pTn.ed
then hey could be abs to lake 1t up and act upon Il
derstAndirgly.
member then moved 70 Fave TIE repot referred back
to the committee until the evening.
The motion referring vas then put and agreed TO-
After the transaction OF soms further business tie
Board adj burned until Wednc Day evening.