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Two weeks Later from California.
ARRIVAL or THE PHILADELPHIA AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9--P. NJ.
The steamship Philadelphia, from Aspnwall the I'd
inst has arrived at the Southwest Pass She brings 1870
passengers and dates from San Francisco to the 5h Of
January.
She left at Aspinwan the steamships Uncle Sam and
Ohio for New York-the latter with five hundred pas
sergers and million and half Of gold dust freight
The steamers Independence and Winfield Scott left San
Francisco the 10Th January and had arrived at Pana
ma but the Golden Gate, which also left the same
day had not been heard of when the Philadelphia left
Sacramento and San Juan valleys still flooded, and
there much distress among the miners The roads,
In many Places impasSabe, and -four reported
as selling at one dollar per pound.
Another miners convention had been proposed.
In the San Francisco market, flour had dec ,ed Anne
rcan quoted at S34 q S38 IS; pork S35: mess
beef 826 hams &c., butter had advanced to 4ec lard
26c.
The ships Souter johnny. in Ids days and Zenoba In
90 days both from New York had srrived at San Fran
circo.
Governor McDougall passenger The Phpadel-
pha.
Tho health Of the Is.hmus good.
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BeIOle JOnn w, nelson, Esq,
FEB. a.-Charge of Endcovor 10 Make Rcpolt-
The Unated States rs. Uiliam King and Darsd
NecWe.-These parties, arrested yesterday, were
this day brought up before his Honor the Commits
soner, for examination Mr. Ridgeway appearing on
behalf Of the governmcnt-when il appeared in evi-
on board the American brig Rush, bound to Carde-
mas and that after getting their advance, they to-
gether with the other seamen refused to do duty or
go to sea in the ship assigning various reasons for
not fulfilling their contract such as that the vessel
was unseaworthy, the rigging unsound, insuficicncy
Of wood and water, and to the officer who arrested
them, that the vessel was too small, aud admitting
that the officers had used them well, and they had
no fault to find. Frequent attempts were made by
the captain, mate. owner, and officer, to persuade
them to obey orders, &c but they swore they would
not do anything; that IL one anchor was hove up,
they would let go another; that If the captain pre-
vented them in going ashore, they would shoot him,
and prefening rather to go to Jail King said il he
was put in jail he would get his board, and trade
besides for nothing. Neville added that since they
had gone 80 far it was too late to back out and they
must persist in refusing duty The remainder Of the
crew consented to 60 TO sea. Committed in full for
trial.
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From the South.

RAILROAD AFFAIRs-sUsoUEHANNA DRIDGE---DEA III
OF AN EDITOR. ETC.
BAIIIMoRs Feb. .. 1863
The receipts Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the past month have been $l29 900. increase Of
$40 900 the same month, last year.
The Virginia Legislature have rejected the bill appro
priang $500 annually for six years. for the consruc
tion of railroad 10 the Ohio river
The Susquehanna Bridge bill again up in the Mary
land House of Delegates to day A number of amend.
ments, designed TO defeat hamper its construction
voted down but no vote on it's passage has yet been
taken
r. b. semplc Esq., editor of the Fredericksburg Nos
and Mayor Of Fredericksburg died suddenly at Richmond
last night
Ar arrival at New Orleans reports seeing, the 9th
ut, large ship ashore on Sombre reef, with seven
wreckeis near her Could not make out her She
appeared to have been ashore but short time
We have no mail south Of Richmond to night.
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ALBANY, Feb. , 1858.
COssEcJKD
MIR MORGAN (whg) reported bill 10 incorporate the
New York Corn Exchange. Also TO amend the Greenwood
Cemetery act.
lie aloo reported New York tax BILL with amendments.
CONSOLIDATION.
Mr. MorRos called up the report Of the committee
Railway Consolidation, the pending question being
the motion to strike out the amendment that way fare
and freight he .he anne through II struck out
by 10 70 ID.
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TTHIRTY-SECOND C(yMGRHSS.
SECOND SESSION.



WAsuIsGroH, Feb. o, 1858.
COUNTING TIN pRxsIDxvrfaL yur,ss
The Senate net at twenty-five minutes past twelve
O'Clock.
message received from the House, announcing
their readiness 10 proceed with the order for counting the
votes for President and Vice President Of the United
States
The Senate then proceeded to the House
At two O'Clock the Senate reassembed ia their
chamber.
UrSrnsAL W.
TFIRD THEIR KlECIion
Mr. HUNTER, (dem) Of Va, submitted tho following
resolutions which agreed to -
Resolved, That committee of ono member from the
Senate lie appointed to join committee of two members
from the House of Representatives. to DO appointed by
the House TO wait on Franklin Pierce of New Hamp-
shire and notify him That he has bcon duly elected Pre-
sdpnt Of the United States for four years to
on the fourth day If March, 1853.
Resolved That the President Of the Senate do
William r. King OF Alabama TO be notified that he has
been duly elected Vice Prcsdent Of tho United States for
four years, to the fourth day of March,
1868.
Mr. HUNTER appointed the committee, the part
OF the Senate, to wait on Gen Pierce.
MARIyE HOSPITAL.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate report frope the Soc
retary OF the Treasury showing the expenditures of the
Marine Hospital fund.- for sick and disabled seamen for
the year 1852 Laid the table and ordered to be
printed
Tie Senate than adjourned
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m b. BIEECKER, AUCrIONEER-F. b BLRECKER C
Co., will sell at auction, Tuesday, the 10Th Feb
ruary, at noon, at the Merchants Exchange. three
story brick house with shop in tho reor, the south
side of ysecozd ice 275 feet west OF Ninth avenue
House 25SS6.4-lot 9S feet inches deep.
ry,o CAPITAL IsTs JOHNSON p LIFE SELLS AT
auction, at the Nerchants' Fxchangs this day, at
twelve O'Clock NJ twenty acres of most dc drade bald
ing lots nearly all located he'wecB Eighth avenue and
B,oadsay and lc4th and 1,o'h trrets Nearly all this
property OF grade with Roadway and Eighth avenue,
and is admirably well cac ed for immediate npro 20
ment. This property il 10 he old in large parcels
TEHFOI ORE LENT, AUCIIONEER-THIs DAY, Ar1o,s
Il o'clock, at sales room 405 Broad way. large salo of
and econdhan furniure &c being tho entire fur
nituIe OF family ielpq Il hing ho sekceping removed
for the convenience Of ale Brssc. ngr,n aud t.ir
carpets; mahogany dining card ard ancy tabos; maho-
gany French and bed .teads; marble ton re ssnr
bureaus, do do. va hstans feather beds tressea
Ialaisses, bedding looking glasses Chinese, glass and
crochery ware stoves Isl chen range and general
sormeDt OF kitchen furniture al O. to close 80 erl in
voices, large collection OF furniture: also four
counting reom furniture; also four iron fire proof safos
also two Portable forge, 20 sc alo, second hand
billiard tahle also, 26 Coz ipanah cigar, An of the
above will be old without Mr. Lent is about
rclDqui hing public sales a his and WILL for
the future devote his entire attention to the fnrnt
business at pri, ate sales.
TTNo sIIyERs NII1HS.--WIII DE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON
Friday February IL Al II O'clock at 10 Beekman
street conn set OF tools for manufacturing silver
butter dessert fish, FRY Il and otier knives; also hrst
rate drop suitable for silversmiths or jewellers
WV s. McIIvAINF, AUC'TONEER. BIRDS
w at Auction The birds Of the New York Bird Fan
ciers Assocation exhibition at the bird empo
rum Of W T. Messenger, 327H Bowery will be sold at
auction Friday, 1lth inst, nordng opportunity
seldom to he met with, Of obtning superior birds at auc-
ticn prices. sale TO commence at l0M o'clock A. 81.
WYE ARE RI QUE>TED TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w capitalists he sae OF real Estate be made by
JAMES NJ MILLER CO.. on Thursday February TO- 1858
at II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange of the valuable
improved property known Nos. 100 aud 1872 Nassau
street. TO bo sold account Of whom it may
WYNN II. FRANKLIN, AUCII0NEER LEASE OF
w. Offices No, e3 Wall street. now occupied by Mer
Co. will fell ut auction Monday February a. at IL
O'Clock, Mt the Merchants Exchange, Wall street. the
eae OF the Offices No 63 Wall street occupied by
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, having four years
to run from 1st Of May next at rent of $500 per
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NEWS BY TELEGRAP
~co~>>~u>~o~~~~~~>>>~~-
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The City Declared for the Re-
vOluti0nists.
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PRESIDENT CEVALOS In THE VAN.
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CONGRESS- DISSOLVED BY THE BAY0NET.
~>c~o>~~~~~>~~Sv>>>~~
Order for an Election for New President
and Legislators.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
o~>I>~~~>>~o>r~~>>>o>c-
Continuance Of the Fresl,0ts.
A Million and a Half Of Gold for
New York.
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AFFAIRS in WASHINGTON CITY.
~-~>c>o,~~o->~>~~-~>~>~
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
>o~>~>o~o1>o>o-~o~oo>c~~
The Official Electoral Votes for President and
vice President Counted.
Meeting Of the New York Agricultural
Society.
~~~>>~No>,>>-
KOSSUTH MOVEMENT REPUDIATED BIZ
THE FARMERS.
.>>~>~~~~~->>~>~>>~>~
Business in the Legislature,
DC, &c, &c.
Five Days Later from Mexico.

Five Days Later from Mexico.
New ORLEANS Feb. 0, 1863
The schooner Aguils from Vera Cruz, brings high
" interesting from the City of Mexico the Goth
January.
The City Of Mexico had finally pronounced in favor Of
the revolution.
On the evening of tho 10th, President Ccvaos finding
Congress refractory, played the part of Cromwentro
duccd large body Of soldiers into the hail. and cleared
it tf the members at the point of the bayonet On the
came evening he issued decree calling national con
yenton to meet at the capitol the 18th Of june
reform the constitution elect President and
cise legislative powers He also gave orders to the 60
vernmen troops to hotles against the troops
Uraga.
Two papers have been started advocating the re-
turn Of Santa Anna.
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NEW STEAMERS FOR THE NEW YORK LISE-DEATHs.
CHARLESTON, Feb, 8, 1863
The subscription Is already completed for the consruc
ton Of the steamship Union. to run between this
city and New York Captain Berry Of the Marion 10 TO
superintend tho building OF it.
Charles b. Scully, merchant Of Savannah, but
tive sf New York died Saturday Last on board tho
steamer, returning from Florida
The Hon N. ssyre native Of New Jersey for forty
years distinguished citizen OF Georgia, died on Friday,
at SPARTA hancock county, Georgia
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COPARTNElksHIa NVrlCAs.


NOPARTNERSHIP NOTlCE-EBEN CALDWELL AND
~ George Francis Train have formed = copartnershp,
under the styls Of CALDWELL, TRAIN & CO., for the
transaction Of general commission business at Melbonrne
Australia, with cash capital of $4,000. r. Caldwell
takes passage for the above port Ia the Plymouth Rock
and G. +. Train viii leave in the volga, both Of which
ships are about ready. Consignments Of merchan-
disc and shipping respectfully solicited It the in
tention Of the firm 10 establish permanent basis
strictly commission house. and any business to their
will meet with their personal and prompt attention
REFERENCgS
John M. Forbes, Enoch Train Il Co.,
Jno L. Thayer & Bro, Sampson Tappan.
George b. Upton, Josiah Rradpe & Co., Boston.
Cary l. Co.
Goodhne & Co.,
Josiah Macy & Sons, New York
Grinnell Minturn n Co.,
Chas. II. Marshall & Co.
H. A. Cope 4 Co.. Philadelphia.
Brckhead Iearcc Baltimore
Goo. A. Hopely Il Co., Charleston, s. @.
Archibald Oracle Mobile
J. p Whitney h Co. Now Orcans
Mncondray & Co, p.;,.
Flint, Peabody & Co., sAn 1iA"''Soo
Bowman, Grinnen Il Co. l,,
Charles Humbertson, AANerpoV'
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Court OF Common Pleaa.

FEB. a-1Lonsan Trash rs. Wa1rick Marfi,, r.
Co--Tbis was an action on a bill Of exchange paya
BILE at sight, and the only question was, whether a
bill payable at sight entitled TO the usual three
days grace. The Court charged that bill Of
exchange drawn at sight is payable on demand. and
that no days Of grace are allowed on it The Court
il of opinion that it is sufficient for the plaintiff to
produce his BILL to prove the making Of that ho Is
the holder, and that it was presented for payment
Verdict for plaintiff, for $713 64
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The above win DO sold under the direction OF Frank H.
keman Of the Fire being the pow
ry and forfeited to said department under sections
twenty FIVE and twenty nine OF An Act entitled An Act
ention Of Fires in the City of Brookyn" passed April
|6 1852
Terms Of sale-cash city fundA Property TO be de-
vered at the wharf Eliss Island further particulars
n the dAy of sAe.
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Philadelphia Countcrfsiters Sentenced.
pyur ApvI yruA Feb a. 1854

Iu the United States Court today, Judge Kane SEN
tenced the persons recently convicted Of countereng
folows;-wliam stctlcr eight years imprisonment
John Bats, six years. Ferdinand Volycour Ave years
Charles 1orner three years. Lewis Rggon three years
Charles Bossbemer, two years; phGbe Ann Donnelly,
year.
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Nsw ORLEANS, Feb. 0-Noon.
The Auantic's received here last night. Tho
sales Of cotton this morning 900 bales at frmer
prices. The increase in the receipts at oil the Southern
ports, over the time last year, amounts to
517, ,oCO bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 8, 1853.
The saes of cotoa during the past three days have
Deen 400 bales at prices ranging from 7Ic 90 The
ma, kct Is dull with declining tendency Mddling fair
and fair are quoted at 10c and 1o4c
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AiRAyY, Feb. }, Boz
BRooKLYN FrIAIB ACADEMY
The cens.e bill authorizing the Brooklyn Female Acade
my 10 ssll certain real estate was passed.
MR.. LOOMS CANAL RESOLUTIONS
We're taken upand that gentleman made speech in sup
port Of the same
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r,craonoI InselIyrcnce.

lrriysls AZ the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sacat Lieut.
May Lieut. j. G. Walsh, rr. 8 wndsvorth, .. ~ !;
CoI r. 81 Roberta Cart. Gardiner, Capt A. r. Burnside
Cant. g Griatb, U :. A.; Maj W. ". Stewart, Royal
Artillery, and Capt. i. Lyon British Army.
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William Quor, switch tender on the Rochester and
Syracuse Railroad was killed this morning at the depot
He was in the act Of uncoupng the when he fell and
the cars passed over him, mangling his body horribly
He thirty years Of age. and leaves wfc and
chin.
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GALE OF GUNPOWDER--WM. NJ BoERUM, AUG
- tioneer, will expose for sale, at public auction,
thursday February 10, 1853 at the public sales room
No. 40 Fulton street, Brooklyn opposite City Hail. the
oo~ipg lot Of gunpowder consisting Of the following
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c,EvTNTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUC-
- ton-Watcr street.-The two story brick front house
hnd lot Of ground with two story brick stable in the
tear 622 Water street, northeat of Convenient
The lot Ia "a feet inches In 'front.' ~ feet inches in
kear and 100 feet in depth: Tho above property will be
Herchants' Exchange, by wM. H. FRANKLIN, SON &
TO-, Auctisneers. N.B-Thc above property was long
occupied by T. Clark, Jr, Esq.
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JIG wsy.-Pupls taken for half the term; separate
exclusively for beginners evening classes for la
dies and gentlemen afternoons for children and ladies'
practice In the dances Redowa sshottlsch sc All
applications 10 be mndo at No 274 Bowery Music store
OF II. & 4, ii. Burnton.
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GENERAL SAM H0UsToN-The following is
the vote in the Texas Legislature on the 10Th ult,
United States Senate for six years from the 4h Of
March next :---
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yAssAR's PoUoK--zSpsrR BREwKRY-nsrABInH


AHADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE0PFNED HER DANCING
lX1 Glasses in her commodious house. No 712 Broad
way. reduction will he nade 70 parties having num-
ber OF children to be instructed For terms and parcu-
Ssrs apply between II and 2 O'Clock
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Ty B NLEECKER, AuCIIONFER-T. Il. BIEECKER
II Co. win sell at auction Tuesday the 18th inst
d ~ O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange three
tory brick house, south side of Nineteenth street. 100
et east Of Second Tiouse 20 1y5o-lot 02 feet
rep.
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COPARTNERSHIP.-JOHN McCHESNEY HAS THIS
~ day associated himself with j. A. Dearborn in the
bn mess viii be continued at the old establishment No
9' Third A,enue pnder the name and firm of J. & A.
Dearborn 4 Co. JOHN DEARBORN.
ALEX, DEARB 'RN.
New York, Feb l, 1853. JOHN McCHESSEY
DISSOLUTION CopARrNERsHIp HEREroroRE
- existing between the subscribers Is this day dissolved
by mutual con- ent. Either Of the undersigned Is autho
rsed TO sign the name Of the nrm in liqnidaton.
ANDREW b. CHURCH
A. r. Lane win continue the psmith business at 2i4
South street. A. B. Church at 26 Houston street.
nIssoIU1IoN.- corARrNERsHIp HER REToFoRE
~ existing between the sabscrbers under the firm OF
sane Burrl is this day dissolved by mutual
Ither Of the partners win sign the of the firm in
liquidation, at No patt street
JOHN SI.ANE
New York, Jan. II, 1853 HENRY NJ. BURRELI.
The business will he continued by John Slane
JACOB COLE AND r. W. GErssENHAINER HAVE
q formed copartnership ATTORNEYS and Counseors
and removed TO 2s9 Broadway. Mr. Coc will attend to
the business of the civil and criminal law and Mr. Get
senha.ucr to thnt Of real estate searches, &c.
DARrNEH wANTED-sIIhNT OR ACTIVE, IN A WELL.
established iron foundry with from 81 900 to $40 600
capital Satisfactory reference given and requred. Ad
dress Foundry, Herald office.
ITO PRlNTERs-wAN1ED, TX THE PROPRIETOR OF
L country newspaper In an adjoining State, prac-
tcal printer with cash capital of 200 to form CO.
partnership in the ode and best supported VS.
IaI establishments in the State having paying list of
lsc0 subscribers, and large jobbing and advertising pa
tronage equal 10 $500 per annum both of which can
bic largely increased The paper has also connected with
it all the official patronage Of the county and has lead
ing political influence in the State It is edited by its
present proprietor, who Is himself a practical printer
ard has been connected with IL for eight years past The
raIer has been in existence twenty -four years. and
politics democratic This proposition is limited to the
first day Of April next In the meantime copy Of the
paper can be seen at B. PAIMERs Advertising Agen.
cy, Tribune buildings and such other information af
forded as viii in every respect be satisfactory.
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eEGARS, DATES AND BRANDY, AT AUClfON-FRI-
= day, February IL, 1853 az I0H O'Clock, at 81 Dey
treet, corner Of Green ~iehate., faisns figs
oni, German entils, vcrmioeli soap, candies prunss
ND walnuts fine lot Of teasyoung hyson, souchong,
oOng; ceee starch segars tobacco, snuff &c, togeth
d with brandy, gin, winc rum &c by cask demi-
ohm. WELLINGTON A. CARrFk, Auctioneer.
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NtW VFIFNNN TUD " IS''
The weather. here is cold--thcrmomctcr at 30.
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DETERs l. CHAMBERS, 900 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
Of all grades Of pale and dark brandies port Sherry
and Madeira Wines Jamaica and ST. Croix runs Scotch
Ind Irish whiskey, assorted brands Of gin sohiedam
schnapps &C. Orders solicited and promptly attended to-
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TNHE LARGEST STOCK OF WINES, BRANDIES, AND
i segarsin the city will be found at PETERS CHAM.
BERS, 800 Broadway Buyers requested TO examine
this extensive stock before making purchase Great In
ducements offered to cash and short time buyers
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A UCrION NO1ICE-CR0CatEY AND GLASS WARE
IL Thursday, Feb 10, ut l:5s O'Clock, at 81 John
|strcet 60 PACKAGE, general assortment from the
hcyes In lots TO suit reta lefs and ocers for cash
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bMELTHB DAY, Ar TEN O'CLOCK, AT STORE "
y Houston street rear avenoe q, large and gcneval
hich win b put up in lots 10 suit Durchasers and sold
ithout reserve. Terms cash I. Bell auctoneer; T.
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DARrNER WANTED-SILtNT OR ACTIVE, IN A WELL.
established iron foundry with from 81 900 to $40 900
capital Satisfactory reference given and required Ad
dress Foundry Herald Office
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JACOB COLE AND +. W. GEfSsENHAINER HAVE
u formed copartnershp as Attorneys and Counseors
and removed to 2S9 Broadway. Mr.. Colc will attend to
the business of the civil and criminal law and Mr. e,
senha.uer to TINT Of real estate. searches. &c
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6tntcu Sc86nOns
Board OF ALDERMEN. Feb D. 1854.
Present., Richard T. Compton President: Aidermew
Alvord Peck -
There not being quosum upon roll CALL the Board w,s
declared adjourned until evening at O'CLOCK
ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.