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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

E'0R SALE-ln the City Of NeaayS n j..
two thTecstosy moieTs Buck Houses ba'l, wien care,
IN the most subsisnfla manncf, fwuflIis Of The pue
chase mousy remain aargage, Al3n ga thc village
OF Madison y J. handsome tps-stoFy anl f4Au.e
liousr with lsTge Garden and Barn. For particulars sI-
ply to L. DU BERCEAl Ne. ~ foGrl-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

"A mile above Troy, the two-Ftory frame Dwelling
Horse in Market, Safesf, with ys-d and alley say
either side The plot Of ground 9 ieet on dlrEest
and 90 feet deep Also the tory froo store on
STATE near Marketgt 10 feet front aga ~ feet deep
eOnpeeted with The MeTkets HOuse. and forming j.
They ere both rented Nay next and Will BE- sod bar.
trnss Apply 70 COLE g. Chiffon. No Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

TOR SALE-Ihe twO-story brick Dwelling
j Howe No. 4, on Oh, south side 81 West lS,hs, with
sub-ccirr aud basement hrCk lcs morn. kitchen range
Cruion water and ga 10. 20 by 20 feet very gcnte
and comfortable resid,Ico i1I gci.,ci family. Terms
connodating y. B-Cen De- Gean ~ sposa permission,
between the hours Of tuJ 4 n, by aupfca.0 u fo
AZ l.. THOMPSON No, 25s Broldwav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Real gsiate for Sale.

A. II. NICOLsY, A1ctioDesr,
WILL SELL on MONDAY, the 24th, al IL
w oeoek, at the E1chsope two Lou o. Ground witt
story BUILDING known Noe 33 and 30 xfnst be-
tween Avenues G and d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
DARN for sALE.-A valuable Farm Of 300

a-ss with good fenoes asting water and IS ares q
fne variety Of fruit full bearing; zrEe sh pond ms;
corpppts5 TIE b0nse Il large ard beautifully sr1sted.
With fne nav Of Long Island Sound fail supply Of
bans erd oui-hudingz The farm VII yield from -ko %
s. 20 wsyh Of produce per year Tvs Uiies ton Rye
station Ard 40 end half rom Porr Chester Apply -
7 " CARPENTER. On the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
NO EXCHANGED. or for SALE-A Farm

Il situated in Or6nss County. nine miles west from
NewburEh. containing los good nit, well catered
rood hO0te barn sheds and other outbud nEs. Also.
house situated in saeksttH Brooklyn 2ot35 lot 2oaIoo
VIII take IN exchange either property in the city goods
suitable for the California market -
JOSEPH DAWSON
~, y r.. FL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

CTORE and LEASE for SALE. The
- House snd Store and fixtures o. No - Csn4st for
soe Possession gwen immediately. inquire Of JOSEPH
P. SIMPSON. No 90 Csnsl-zt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
COLE & CHILroN-sI .Oo0 Dom-Win

Nsel At auction on ESDAY, jan D. az - O'clock, NJ,
a. the Merchants Exchange Brick HOUSE and LOT No p
Downiuy-st Rents $40 Part OF the pu7c.fs money
remain on mortgage. Inquire Of r. WAIVER, corner Of
BeaiaId and Dowuinc.sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
CAsT MoRRIsANIA vH.LAGE.-sccond.

IL avenue Railroads.&c.. 80 lots vet og sale Terms
Ten per cent down and balance before o St March,
1ai These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful lOcs
ton ueaf ard IN ull view oi ne Fast River and a. The m
mediate vicinity cf tho residences OF aeyera o Ire most
wealthy ard respectable c,tiLons ~ Wethcster County.
Afo Gne 6snE within 4nsrterofa mile. The M0rrsaiia
Branch Railroad Hlrondy sar thoug thus prnpery
also the New Rochelle Ell Seoond-aQ; Railroad, which
has been lately chartered e expected VIII pass through
this property Seycrs huiiins, and los se ing
rapidly Distance OF ts pnHrrty ORA tle Cy nine mites
Title perfect For maps tud oh informant on amply 10
n WINTtIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

I A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
- ia Drugs Medicines Chemcals Dyesfufs and Euro
pean eeches Soda Water and Symps No 81 Elm,
Manchester-st Manchester, N h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
DyERTISE at the RIGHT TIME, anG

~ the BEST PAPERS, for SOUTHERN snd WEsI-
FRN TRADE-It can b. done '. B. PALMERS AD-
VFRTISING AGENCY. Tribune BuIdlnEs he - ap-
on,d bv he proprrtors q tansat business and author
ICED % ave receipts for subscription and al erseis
Tie papers he a tn Agency. where CHOICE sece
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
CLINTON-Ay. pROpERTY (DRC
BROOK.

~ Lynn for sALk-A tTOssorY double House. with
twO4oty eNtenson and Tazas front and aiming
in s twelve rooms. bsidte plures and FtorerOou-but
the best manner floors deaicned marble nants through
out &c. There svac cellars under tho house for
coal wood wBe milk and se, Al built IN the most sub
ssntiti msnnCf There eight ~ lots Of ground al
tachtd the house handsomely laid oui a. garden with
box ard stocked witt cvery variety Of irnii m a1dnoe,
tosthcr with thirteen y large aud valuable grape vines
There nl,o a commod a5le add ctruase-h0use with
other udingF The above property u suated on the
eat side Of Chnonev between Gst aud Ia lsFeitsavs
about half hours ride of fuitOn fey and within irw
seps six stage Tie above lo,aii0n q wei known
the most beautiful aud desirable Tor RS deuce, OF any
w Brooklyn and f0T investment "a cqutled. WIZ ~
sold very reasonable. and twOhds Of pure ase money can
reuon GA lOnd and mortgage part OF the Furniture
Tor sale. Apply 10 PENN { WESTON Real Estate Bro
ksrS No Of Cbanbefsst, basement ohce Or TO o. W
STEVENSON on the pIcrisos4 between II AN aid4PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
gullerp anb 6aropare.

DOONT0N CUT NAlLS-Manufacture and
IL constantly on h4Ed For sac BY FULLERk LORD
Ne. lSS Greelsslch-st-, corner CEDAR.
n Il & VI. WOODWARD. manufacturer,
Y ard dealers IA WROUGHT IRON PIPES All ~.
trrs of al kIds to- steam. Wsfer Ga &c No u 8esk.
ulan-st. bsfwecn Gold and Cir NeW-IQrk Nils ani
plblc bu-drss hrztee y stea lub1ar Boers Of va.
nous szes ss hand: H-aer Of an siss flr ..-.l.
engTez. Orders received tgT steam Engines AID ahs.
Wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
DEpOT Of pERIGORD PRESERYES-

IL A. ROGUE Importer. No. 59i BrOadwaY.-Ihe snc-
ceul debui made BY this establishment 10 It's recent mad
dung the past year has induced the proprietor
the lArgc premises No. sci Broadway above
kblos where extensive assortment Of uNuncs for the
palate aud eudless vanety Of rich holiday presents aFe
now offered for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
obstruction.

DOLD, FREE, MERCANTILE WRITING
I'D EASILY and SPEEDILY ATTAINED The sys-
of Instruction devised By Mr. FOSTER has stood the
Of time and experience IL simple practical and ef
fectiye and leads with certainty 10 the attainment OF
handwriting IN which the utmost freedom eEibiy sud
elegance combined Class rO0ms No. Sf Broadway be-
tween White eHd Wllkersts.
-sHsnce tn3 cipac;y ~ g. Poster stechrr of wit
srerriF aut fNorh end be- as
character vhih cacuiicd mach conhtence n
i-ih. hif hly sIpuv- Of By ooEpe Judge IN h.
roa 81 well 90 ia tis country fI~an Dsiy Advertiser.
hsa tonCusycy demonstrated the soundn o th-
theory ursu wh ts system sci and have the II
scsrrsi vho have unlrr hi. sFucon tt h method
fettcd uh great Improvement on Tie -ty 81 wnfng bot
in rud I,asy sfo lLadle- hssft'nr.
Gentlemen couyersani with mercantile airs may stain
under Mr. FOSTERS instruction mastery knowledge Of
bookkeeping IN the short spaca % one week.
ERMAN LANGUAGE and BOOK
~ KEEPING Taught b. J. WlTT-Eveuing Classes
Apply st No. tt5 Broadway.
HARTs ACADEMY of ART, No. 60i
Il Broadway. Splendid Rooms. First FoorThe boz. OF
inttgucton giyen In Pspier Mache Drawing, Dmns ting
OH Tauting Sc. The highest prices In cash, paid FOR
pupils goods ELEGANT Msche goods nor sale J. WOOD
MAN HART, Principal. J. p Mclean, Nine. c Howiand
A. LOyeoy Teachers
n. b. Pryste Lessons gwen for 81 al residences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
HOUSE and LOT for SALE or 10 LEASE

Il Wen calculated for dwelling and meehsnosi pur-
poses Ground sufficient f0r building the rear portion
Of tie purchase money remain On bond and TnortS
For fnrthr particulars inquire hs premises, Nc = An
de,rrfer-sf M PearL-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

S.TFAM POWER to LET.-SOoms II build
-, "a Yeb / T PALsiEK No - D1s1s---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
HING. SCOURTNG and OIL SOAP. for

Il WOODEN Manufacturers, Of good quality and At low
prices delivered free Of freight charge any Of the vessel
landings or railroad dep6ts this the NcwEnsl md
States JAMES MARINERS, Schenectady, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
DIANK BOOKS STATIONERY

I'D PRINTING-The subscriber has constantly on hand
the VARIOUS stys u BLANK aud Memorandum Books al ~
tcI.sin the line Of StAouery used by the merchant me
ehauc mtis, and others Writing Gnd Copying Inks nom
diaereut manufactures English, French and American
Letter Note Paper and Stationery, b. heas Circalsr-
Law Cssss ana ShOwls printed With ueafness and dis
patch INV Books ruled and printed and bound % orier'
from the most difficult patterns Also the different patterns
OF Diarie. for the wear ieSS GEORGE ~. BELL.
statoner and Account Book Manufacturer No. lS Mas
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

CANARY BIRDS, &c.-W. +. MESSEN-
- GER, No S27i BowrrY. opposite Bondst, has M.
doubtedy the best and ehespe a'sormen Of every article
IN the Bird hne-a rare chance for Holiday PreseutA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
NfADIsON-AV. and THIRTYsECOND.

WI STA brown stone Dwelling forming the upper
conner of tie continuous row, commanding hns view Of
h and Msdisor-avE sse exchange for vacant lots
CITY property Inquire Of JOHN JOHNSON BROTH
PRS No iii Ess, iSsh It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
~ CENT DAGUERREOTYPES. -REEs

~ -indispensahe % trayelers-i~ned by
J. b. MONIES Notary. No es Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
EOLIAN PIANO FORREST. GIL
EOLAy and BOUDOIR PIANoS.-The

III lsrres sra Be-. selected sock Of PsnOtortes ever
o5e-td 10 tbs City nav Be found 81 the excessive estab
uertc T. : BEERY l. Co. No IT Broadway. BY our
,yrpzerfr., with he manufactures otter HIsL Da-
c. Pszos fihe best EoiAn PisnoS which arr mai,
Isvrg The curved sesiel and Lem1el Gberts Improved
RosSc Pianos pricss winch cannot al 70 please, shen
~. 9us ~ q the instrument Is taken Hio the account
Seiard "a "a an0s every variety. MeodeOus, Muse
sd Muscsl WORKS Dealers IN Pznos and Muse, supplied
I5lernl ferrrs piano. % let
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
DRADRURYs PLANO-FORTE WARE

~ ROOMS No. fE3 Broadway, three doors above Canal
81. AssoXTTD PisrOs Of New OK and Boston make a
the loves; prices Also Secondhand Piano. Purch,ssr
favorlnE With = call VII not be u-Eed 20 bay miles
ruited T. u. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
miscellaneous.

CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1858,
~ PAPER STATIONERY Of every variety, AZ 'ov
n-ces Rooks made 10 pattern with pnted heading PACED,
tn Crcaars checks Notes Sc Furnished IN ssye re
cvir,d FRANCIS h LOUTREL
se,rcpe-. Printers ard Book Binders No II Mkden-ians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
~ &H BARMORE offer at their manu-

VI farorT md wAreroorn No $40 BleeckrT--t. conner
Of Charles a. assortment Of elegant Piano. orte with tho
metallic frame aud bridge, and q. other modern in
proveneuts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

TOE saba oor1er properly 10 ieet ir'Er
CHAUECHY BARNARD. "a. q P',s~r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

Tor SALE-Or Exchange for City property
II eift vacant ots s1d two scoTy Cottare Ao1se sn
stCd j. nes fou the Hobokel aid Jersey CIV IeT-ef-
Bs:ssn E zhts TINS property Is n tn veiry o ~
ruenss rrTrovse1ts so. y ur eo1nencs6 By Geo Law
Es1 and vii uIdoutteGly 49, tEn oas year double n
rree Inau;rs III q DE- WITT. No. IG9 Ohm ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

EOR sALE-FOuT Lots on 57tb-st., between
~ and C;l-svs Is Lo.s 5sth e. sod LsElEtJnlv-
Lots Bro-1vAy and 5f6-st; LO.s g S1th-s- b.
tween ~ sui STRAW aboaf Lsld o. = l1Es-
brdss-ozl sI1 Harlem River 10 srr-- n RaTersgod
Ayp5y 70 JAMES A sIMOSs. 10. s. CaAHl5ersst- ifoa'
II " io3P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

E'ARM for SALE.-One Of the most valu-
Il She Farms N Hartford County Com. Lsygs Asnson
Heuss Barns Csrisse house, Orana7y' "sso1-nsase
WOOD hoe ard SHEDS: large TobscoohOsse Land saaP.-
Cd 70 corn rye wheat cats tobacco and Tess
80 ara u 90 sfer through the farm Apply 20 r.
MAJ Di'' ~ = j ELLSWORTH. Es.eG. Gem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
fcr1es-

A NEW PIANO-FORTE tsT Sl-5. that
A. e15 bct 40 Ho1is .n-e- Etce ent tor p , !
=. - - n octsr- b. Sc ~ th- 81 ntS-is
- 1. r--s-~r o-dfr Csrse Of selins. paT..s a.
eurEso E11r5s. ApT'y s.o1. q Nc = Hasson--t' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
DROoMs! BROOMsi BROOMs The
CALTORNIA TICKET-Through Ticket

- IN the Mail Steamer Of Feb ). for sale-Oae Of the
hesi beIths IN the ladies saloon. Apply % W. PUT
NAM, No 81 Broad-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06

HAVANA, Nov 70, 1858.
4rrnKN-There can be reward more gratifying to
public servant than the probation of his official
duct BY hts countrymen and others with whom he has
been In contact while on duty.
Your kind and much valued letter. ap PREDATORY Of my
conduct while in charge of the consulate of Havana
been received and beg to you fully appreciated
1he duties OF the office, although greatly multiplied du
ring my brief administration have always been perform
ID without reference to hours and with great pleasure
ably assisted ct all times by the intelligent Secretary Of
you have 20 kindly attributed to me, is duo.
by my cordial intercourse with the Spanish authorities
Governor and plain General Of the island whose readi
to listen to AL times and in al cases where
my country or countrymsn were concerned and whose
Uniform courtesy and Kindness have been particularly
1t 10 consolation to me- retiring from the Consulate
20 feel that 1t pa ,ed In able hands, with who
VIII make himfef acceptable the people, possessing
he does the entire confidence Of his
win acquire that Of tbs government to which he
Acoredtd and With the amisbs and able Secretary of the
Office his adjunct the Consulate is not likely lose
any part Of that public esteem that uired
Permit ma gentlemen, to thank you ost sincerely TOR
ths kind manner In which you have been pleased to
press your appreciation Of my Official conduct and
With great regard and respect, l am
Your friend and obedient servant,
WILLIAM H ROBERTSON
Acting United States Co asul At Havana.
To Msssieurs Drake l. Co., j. G. BurnhAm 4 Co., r.
Alvarez Co.. r. Morrison Co., Zapgronis Br others
Story Spaldng Co., Francis Esquiro William Fulton,
end Others
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AFT AIRS IN CUBA.

We have received correspondence and nlss from
Havana by the Black Warrior, the pith Of whose
Ws gave in yesterday s HERALD.
The following letters speak for themseyss:-
HAVANA, Nov Is, 1858.
CoL. WV. II. RoBursos ACTING CoMAKRsIAL AGENT ruE
UNTED State AT HAVANA
DKAs sR-rhe un 'esigned your countrymsn, desire to
express their personal qualification 10 you without nv
dious reflections upon Others come the dis
hngushed ability and industry With which you psr
formed your duty in charge of the American Consulate
casually thrown upon you from the departure of Hon
VIM L. sharkey. You have proved that American int
rests be preserved and Anne ctzsns protected,
and ut tbs ame time the most cordial official and social
relations nsintanet with the public authorities whereby
the interests OF fellow citizens have been materially
benefited while the honor and dignity Of your country
have been untouched with spot or blemish.
Wishing you prosperity ia more thankful VOCATION
We beg to assure you Of snte regard aud esteem
Signed BY WILLIAM FULTON,
FRANCIS ESQUIR0L,
WIN EvARrS
Z. VEDDER,
And twenty seven others.
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News from the Bahamas.

from the Charlest.n Courier Dec IL
The schooner Golden Eagle Captain Hernandez arrived
at this port Yesterday from Nassau bringing ma les oS
the Nassau Guardian, Royal Gazette and Bahama Herald
to the 2sd ult inclusive from which extract the fk
Captain Sawyer lately in command Of tho British man
steamer Conway has been promoted to the Trent one s
the mail company's larger vessels.
Tho net of the Isuds for the quarter ending
the goth OF September was 81, TAB -. I'd.
We have evidently been experiencing for the lat thres
dsyH some portion If the effects of hurricane; The
weather has been extremely bose thu wind blowing
violently from Ne to F. From the meteorological table,
ept at the office of the royal engineer department,
find the mean height of the barometer to hare BEEN
On the goth. 80 l04 On the 22d 2sbeo
t.e I 20 svsn san ss,
between "a. NJ and IL P. NJ corrected for index
and capillary attraction The last Line is up to IL O'Clock
to-day
The greatest force Of the wind during the period
On the 10th ..........bK lbs to the square foot.
On the 2lst ......... OK los. 30 the square foot
On the 22d ..........94 lbs. TO the squafs foot.
On the 23d .Hh lbs 70 the square foot
From p. NJ till A. NJ. the 22d the mercury Of the
barometer oscilated similarly 10 boiling water.
We are happy to state that no material injury has
been sustained the several boats we're In
the bartor and many trees have been blown down. A
few large zinc plates torn from hs roof OF the
theatre last night and carried to considerable distance
The storm has absted to-day. and the weather now
com arafively calm -Gud,diGn, 2od az.
TuREs lt4Nus-By an arrival from Turks Islands ~
learn thai the Legislative Council convened on tins
l1tb ult for the despatch OF business.
The President behalf Of her Majesty nominated aud
appointed MesPrB. james 81 lautei SoPo
land J. Stamers, and st George Duncan Tucker, to b
members OF the Council
Messrs. Gustavw Iightbourn, @. T. r Taylor, Daniel
Jlarriott and George Gibbs, the elective metobers
Tie Anne can schooner Julia Eliza, Johnston, MASTER
laten with cargo of lumber from Wlmn gton to Port
o., eiuce was wrecked the night Of the 22d Of sep
TEN bar on ths northw point Of West Caoos
Another newspaper Is TO be started at Grand Turk
Herald.
We learn that black man hal secrotod himself on
bosrd brig Forest while in Charleston and not
discovered un'l a'ew days bsfors her arrival here -c
! Gastte, DM Ml
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Debates In the Board Of Aldermen.


ORDINANCE TO ELECT 1IR
INTERESTING DEBATB-oAfasos AND ANTI CARSON.
Alderman SMITH, from the Committee on Fire Depart
mt offered The following ordinance amending ord
"Tbe Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city Of
New York, in Common Council convened, do ordAin as
foliowt;-
Sc l. The Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department shall
b. elected every three By the members OF the Fire
Depai ,ment by ballot the person receiving the
be entitled nonna ion 10 the Common Council for ap
po.ntment.
the Fire Depart nent under this ordinance shall take
place the Ist day after the hrst Monday in June
1864, ard Thereafter every succeeding three years
Sec g. All ordinances Inconsistent with this are re-
peaed.
Alderman DoHEnrY moved as an amendment that the
election place the frat Tuesday after the first Mon
day in February.
Alderman DKSMAN objected 20 the ordinance on the
grounds, first: " Does the Fire Department demand tho
adoption ordinaDces and second the Chief En-
gneei lsduty? Until these questions properly
anlwersd he opposed to the adoption OF the ordi-
nance.
Alderman OAIKY-The Fire Department are the proper
judges know who should be Chief Engineer, and he
thought the Board should not regulate their affairs
Ale erman BARD-There has reason been offered why
the ordinance should not be adopted As the ordna
stands young man however ambitious he may be
will att. mpt to become the head Of the Fire Department
for there il always the top of the ladder is
ger orally in their way mr. Carson has the Office for life
and of ore viii attempt or can dipossess him
of that honor Hope the ordnance will be adoptd be
think the Fe Department have badly nsec cd such
| o law.
Alderman DrSNAS-Tnere IL earthly why the
ORDINANCE hould be adopted and there indication ID
the report of the nite that there Is majority OF
the department wishing for the change some good rea
should be offered in adopting ordinance OF this
| description.
Alderman TIRMANf understand right, the ma ority
OF the fire depa at any time elect new Chief
rgineer therefore the dinauce Is of no use. 1t s
however nporsnt snhjsct and should like to zee II
lad the tabe IN order To give the members an
| poltunuy 10 inquire INTO the subject
Alderman DoiIE1y-l am opposed TO laying u on the
table and printing The object Of laying paper the
table IL give btrs Of the board olporapity
OF inauirng into ho affair; but the subject OF cleo os
tho Chief Engineer by The hIenen has been disc asssd 81
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THE LATEST MARKET CIRCULAR.

BAFANA, NOFfmDer H8 1906,
Our last printed rur under date OF the l4th inst
since when bu moderate amount OF business has bsen
done owing TO te bobterous weather which ntsrfercd
with out door operation aud 70 the advanced period of
the year, In which, as usual market offers but little
OF Interest
Our sugar market has been inactive conaequsnt upon
the uDav orabe advices received from Europe and tho
United States There has been some demand for Cucu
rucbCs and browns at our quotations. and In 10
stances at eYsn = real above them willis. sn other
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BOARD or AsarsAvT ALDRnaRs,


Preaentorathsn Trotter Fsq President 10 the chair,
Asei,tsnt Aldermer Brown TAFT boatt OBrien, Brea
den, Woo w,ro, Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton Mc3own,
McCNnkeY.
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HAVANA, Nov. y, 1853
wv a. ROBERTSON, ESQ. ACTING COMMERCIAL AGRNT or rHa
UNITED sTArAs AT RAvAsA-
DxAK SIR-Understandlng hat you about TO be re-
leased from charge Of the American the under
signed having had business rela ions with you while
performance of pubic dues desire express their
gratihcaton, without rejection upon Others the
seal intelligence and industry with which you have dis
charged them proving have done, that the int
rests Of your country and counymsn be protected
and advanced, While the NEST cordial ocA and social
relations aintaned with the supreme authority of
the land Presunng that your country viii not ose your
valuable services desire to you Of respect
and regard wherever duty or business may lead you.
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j. G. BurnhAm 4 Co.,
Zangroniz Bros. < Co.,
Adolf, Spslding & Co.,
CahuSac Bros,
Francisco Alvarez, Jr.,
Noriega, Ohm & Co.,
Rosa A. Scull,
Per J CArricaburu;
Crawford a Echarte,
jose de CabArga,
7. Horne h Co.,
Ssrvando de Il Huerta,
Sotolongo, Asencio l. Co.,
N. dc Embil 4 Co.,
Drake Il Co.,
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Yesser h Co.,
Herrera, Meyer 4 Co.,
r. Aorison h Co.,
A. Cabargo II Co.,
Cebsllos & Ricbira,
Mangoaga, Ducatel 4 Co.,
Jinenez h Co.,
d. X. Perez Il Co,
Carlos Fyng 4 Co.,
Berndes L. Co.,
Per a. Rottman;
j. Finke,
J. w. Damen,
j. ( Zunts,
And several others.