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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06

8g= The fragments of the Bachelor who
"burst into tears" on reading Fanny Ferns
description of the happiness OF married life,
have been found.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06
DRS, LAIRD Il TRIMBLE.

TyIE firm Of DR.. A. T. Laird & Co. being DIS
Il solved, we. the undersigned. propose to-carrry
ON the Drug Business, at the old stand Virginia
Hotel Street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
under the style and firm of Drs.-hNRp s TRM-
BILE.
DR.. Trimble, the junior and active partner,
,atters himself that by diligence and unceas'ng
attention to the APO'THECARY, he will Oe a
BILE to give entire satisfaction, to each aud every
patron of the establishment.
An orders promptly executed, and packages for
warded to any point on Stage Line;
At. LAIRD,
G. b. 'TRINIBLE.
Staunton, April 6, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06

a% Why is cows tail like the letter F.
Because it's the end of beef.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06

s+Why is an egg like colt? Because
it is not fit for use until it is broke.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06

~ ever purchashed for this market The stock
N has been most carefully selected from the best
importing houses. and every article is warranted
10 be free from the usual Impurities and adultera'
tions. The Medical profession are especially nvt-
ed TO call and examine. To Builders aud Pam
tiers the strongest inducements are offered IN this
department. My stock is unsurpassed as to guam.
tity and quality To those who cultivate the hne
arts, would say that am now In receipt OF a lot
of the mos, beautiful Paintlugs aud Engravmgs
the City of New York could produce, in del.cacy
of colorinq and beauty Of design they are unrl-
vailed. THUS. T. E'ohhlD"E' r
Staunton, June s, 1853.
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Drugs. Medicines and Fancy Articles.
Drugs. Chemicals, &c,

'I,HE subscriber having just returned from the
Il Northern Cities, would call the attention OF
his patrons and the public to the largest stock of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06
shingles and Plank.

yrvfIF subscribers have on hand large supply
il of very fipe white pine shiugles which 'hey
,ffer for sale on reasonable terms ~.
II.SO-Seyeral thousand feet OF White pine
Plank. LiNDIG1l ,Slo -
Cburchyille, March 10, 1883.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06

uAyNE,s EXPECTORANI', Wis'ar's Ba
J sam, Railways Ready Relief, for srlo by
LAIRD * TRIMBlE.
Stamton. May Is 1875.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06

IMPROVED SOLAR LAMPS'T!c9poIi't III
i point Of lirht. economy aud simplicity 10 any
their Lamp aud for sale only by ,,.;..
JAS ID. b. EVANS. No. IL, Main ST.
Richmond, Feb 8. 1858.
A LARGE supply Of Wall. Paint, oas', n, ui
N nish, Dusting and Sweeping Brushes, Die"-
ders and Graincrs, for sale by
o' lime ne IS. 1858. T.P. ESKRIDGE.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

vuvHE subscribers are now prepared to offer for
Il inspection, large and varied assortment Oh
-~--r rrrr 1,praMHrT GERMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-24
. LEXINGTON IL Through

5ssss sssssvs1sss TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Mail PACKET Boats, By ScotfsrtHc
md Lyhchbrg.On and after the 10th. Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted NJ the usual
hour P. and arrive in Lynchburg 81 hours, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at u A. NJ. every day
rXcep' Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at G5 p
Leave Lynchlurg at 8 P and arrive in Richmond in
y hours, in time with the Norfolk boats leav
ing at 5I A. NJ, and Southern and Northern RniI
Rom, cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, CT with daily line
IT Stages at North River Returning, leave Lexington
very day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passenger for Farmvillc fare So; Buckingham II
tare 1925; charlottesville, fare So and Staunon fare
81 will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays I}onts
Below see card Of meof arrival intermediate dis
iHuces
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RAILROADS, &c.
virginia a Tennessee Railroad.

"a q
nSAND AFTER Monday eth January is'3.
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train VIII ifayf
l.yuchburg daily. sundays excepted at o'clock VI
md arrive AT Salem at 104 o'clock. NJ Returning
will leave Salem at 2I O'Clock. L NJ, and arrive II
Lynehburg at 81 o'clock + NstopPng going ind renf
ming. the folowg places only. Forest DEPOT ,'node
Liberty, Oak Molga Buford' s,Bonsacks Big LICK ah
salem There will be Freight Train leaving Salem
.la, Sundays excepted, at 81 o'clock NJ and one
leaving Lynciiburg at o'clock, 7 NJ. o each pass
,.nger will be attached These trains VII stop ,''
ffeiglt and messengers Mt Ha,ey's Cnys. Forest De
pot Goodies. Lowry. Liberty Oak M"lga, buiords
Bonsack's Gishs Mill Big Lick aud Salem
Slaves travelling by Themselves ON either train mn-l
e furnished with pusses. that can be retan'
I'd in the office and il be expressly stated on the
pass thdt they permitted to go the cars Free
negroes must obtain tickets before starting, of the tct
agent 10 whom they produce satisfactory evidence
Of their freedom.
THOS SHARP
Snpt Transp't,
m L.. Va X Tenn X r.
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MARBLE wORKs.
1 YNCnBURG MARBLE WORKS,

Il ADJOINING rHEPOST OFfICE LYNcnnuRo
Val b. GdDDESS 4. BRO, Proprieto,s, (to,
maiy of Bahimorc,) keep hand. and mike ordc,
/ r'ke.n rices. Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
ties, plnn aud Ornamental Monuments, Tombs. Heal
and foot Stones, Garden Vases Counter, Tube Burean
and Wushstand tops, made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window stills.
Any order from town or country, entrusted to u.s. vii
be faithful executed with ncatness md dispatch
Aug l3--ds !. i. GADDESS' \ BRO.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SPRING TRADE

nPENIHG the Campaign the BAZAAR p,
" subscribers encouraged by the very liberal -, 10
are hitherto received, aud determined 10 ext i'h'
ef,rf deserve lis continuance for the futufe a
king estensiv" preparation" for the Spring Trade an5
will open early IN the ensuing month one of t, Inn a
and most desirable stocks Of ses'
Spring Clothing,
f our superior and well-known Manufaetpro =.
,Hered 10 this market. In the mean time tho yer
winter stock is being closed at loc figures J., "
room fol the NV Gopds. make
WHOLESALE I1RdDE-We ba.e made
ments TO considerable demnnd from tI 80 se'
and COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited =, "aae'
inc stock before making heir spring purcha...
s. SHAFER d co
Aan ST., opposite Stiizer's Han S,-.
~ X. w Horner will be pleased to see bis fin.
ut this establishment. V"'>
Feb38-ts
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MARBLE WORKs-Fngnn q mro.

~ AhDLE NpAkAS uSan AZ FRO
M #SCTLPTORa Is MARBLE STONE orr.
TIERS, Formerly 81 Pkaodclptio,) Main ~ L,xing.
ton, Va; bridge ST, iynchburg, Va ; Main St, Lib
orty, Va, aud M7iasl,, Salem Y "a. kecp on band aud
make 10 order Ut Northern prices Egyptian, Italian,
Northern aud Vircia Marble Ml,ales plain mud orna
mental Monument Ioeils, Head md Eoo Stone tiar.
den Vases; Couidf Iable, Bufenu and Wash Sand
TOPS, made to any s. at short notice. All work will
be boxed up To gosEf' without extra charge.
One of the firm Architect anl General Dcsigi.
er in the Monumental Art aud will furnish any design
from the painest to The most costly by undressing
line to aud all won done by us, viii gitr us entire
satisfaction any done North Of South
Fehni -dNcGm
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OFFICE OF The VA. Il I. II. R Co, I

OFFICE or The VA Il L. X. r Co,
LYNCHBCRG March -, 1853. !
A Ii Stockholders Tho are in to the stock
N subscribed by them the Virginia and Tennes,
Railroad Company, requested To call at this of.
hre their earliest convenience, and close the same
it has been twelve months since the last requson
made upon them, and it is important to said Com.
pany that all balances due upon said ck should be
settled without delay JNO X. HUGHES.
Cfk "a d r. x. Il. Co.
Ma rhl4-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-24

hiSSOEtITEON'-r copartnership between
the subscribers, under the style of ECI1OLS &
RAOR, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
onrs OF the lnte firm will be settled by either of the
.ubscribcrs who will continue the name of the
lrn only in winding up.
As tits all essential to them in closing their late bust
hess, they hope that a against whom they may have NC
counts, will come forward without delay and settle
Their successors in the GROCERY are Messrs
Mnrrel & Statton for whom they lakr pleasure in he
speaking the favor ct their old friends and customers
md the publ, generally
One o. the firm will generally be founn in their office.
lIe second story of their old stand Immediately over
Neasrs NJ. & SIS counting room
J ECIlOLS,
JAN. |, 1852. S PRYOR
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EOD LIVER OiL-SiAbler'a Il xpcctorunr, Mrs
~ Garlaer'sSy rap. tonping Cough remedy i}e-l
Gonch Varni-h Sperm OIL Choppers Gelatin, Luhin-
hest Perfumes, Pammudes. Toneuin Beans. branding
boards 3rr shes OF al kinds,-B aps,-Ayers Choir
'ectoiatl. for sale by
Il STABLER, & co
dec l--d&rta
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MERCHANTS.
nIssoLUTIos OF CO.PARTNER.

EW CONCERg.--Attb the oil stond If Tius.
y ley, Taylor & Cove have this dty associated
ourselves together under tie style and firm Of Taylor
finsley 4 Co. for the purpose Of conducting general
Commission, Grocery aud Forwarding business and fo
The purpose al manufacturing fnbaceo under the style
aud firm of + & s FERGUSON 4 co.
W. will keep constantly on hand n large stock OF Gro
crfies, liquors. Domeses. Prints, Wooden goDis
Blankets, Iron, Steel, Lroriee, Oil, Nails Tabucco
nc, &c.
Prom Experience IN the different branches of
business, md prompt attention, hope merit shart
Of pnblie mironngr.
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Ariicteaopp,opratc tothe Fa@ CioSs.-Boxes of has
Lunncts al furniture
AriicicS appropriate 10 Second Cl0ss.-Boxes bales
f dry good feathers shoes sadery glass, paints, oils
,hugs aud h(ectioncry.
Arlic7es appropriated Third CiaSS.-Virgina domes
lies sugar coffee liquor. bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per TIM sheet IRON hollowwure lueensware, castings
hardware marble (dresscd) and other heavy articles mol
enumerated in special or fourtllclass rutes.
Articies appropriate 10 He Fbnah Class.-tlour, Cn
,nch.) rice pork, beef fish lar talInN and bac"l, lin
rasks boxes or sacks bees wax aies If rags ginseng
md dried iru. oar IRON murb e. (Gnolressed) NH and
grind stones, mill gearing.
r,..,..,.,. 50 miles l.5O Salt per bushe 8
as't pr 100 miles. 200 Of Fifty pounds. 10
m No." " n - loo miles. $50 II
"oV lbs zoe miles. 800 Carried East. -
SCI 7--Its
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x J ECHOLS,
S PRYOR.
EOPARTNERSEEHP.

4 COMPREHENSIVE subscribers have
" this day assoraJeJ themselves together under the
ryle and firm of ECIIOLS PRYOR X TALIAtERRO.
with the view ct conducting general Commission bus
iuess in all its branches.
Their houre is the large aud commodios brick tenr
ment, recent erected in the rear of of Mr. John Ruck
factory, Immediately on the canu and nearly oppo
site the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce n
well as merchandise As their lo re. and made
secure from all depreciation b II los,lre, and
otherwise conveniently arrHns III, - nahcd to
give sPEC fitrntiont. tn, 50 .rintinn of
mhe'
Evai' hintlni RECEIVE
q = Quantiti,s &c a., attention
- sale al III L., . Cnnsenments
II rom those pleparp.- l. commodities fo
NIB ~ also solicit con,gn' nj. of wheat. flour
e, well every description Cf pro
L.te
Liletu nces, if required, will always be made on
grna in hand Coal lump, aud ground plnstcr.
and guam viii always be kept hand-orders solicit
oil.
All orders for goods from puncuul customers will re
rive prompt attention.
Goods consigned To their care, To be forwarded will
hehttended to with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for drnyngc merchandise or pro
luce. either by railroad canal BY applying them
selves closely to business, beng determined To
cly possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call On
them they hope receive the encouragement faliberul
! N. lie j ECIlLOS,
WIN II PRYOR,
4
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Spring Clothing,
E'IKE, LIFE AND MARINE INsJR

ANCE.-Lgnchbnrg Hose g. Fire Insa-a3ls. :,
paHy
This Co spapy makes Insurance against loss or J.,
age Fire, on Dwelling Houses, Gtores, Tobarrot
ries and other buildings, on furniture, Goos varcsI
merchandise generally in town and country iln .i ,.,
favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance on the lives Of all persons a..
ioying good health and of sound constitution Ia, II
whole duration Of life or for limited period. NV
Slaves employed in ordinary Occupation, viii b.,
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risk fro,4 md :,
any ofthe Northern Southern Ports al f,.o,raIl,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prcsidrr,
DON T. {. PETERS. lire Pycsidcq'
SAMPSON DIuGulD. Chief Engip,r
James NJ. Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John Liegnt Nathan b. Thurman
George w Yancev, ohm 0tey frvlur
William T. Anderson William T. SmII
MARTIN IIOLLINS T,eos5,
CRfFD T. WILLS, Sec'y.
Dir. =. II Gllmer,
r,Nm. Otwpy Oven, ""'""' E.f@h1'4Crs
FebS--dts
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j B NOWIIN.
JNO d HARNE

4 CAHSD.-Jno d Harvey tenders his nfo. sin.
IL cere thanks to his friends for their very hc pa.
ronage extended to him while in several oer ho, IS in
Ibis ploe, and asks a continuance OF the same He
pledges himself to every exerton give sa facon
Ills personal o"nti will also be paid to tie se Of al
kinds &C produce.
ian 24d&rIs
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JNO OTEY TAYLOR,
T l. TINSLEY,
= Q y FERGUSON.
IYseHBcRG. jan. II. 1873. jan H-d&cts

NEW CONCERN.--The subscribers have thi.
day ussociacd themselves together for the purpose
II conducting lie e,a Grocery, Commission and For
pnrdiHg Business under the firm aud style Of MUIR
RELL & STRd TTON. and have taken the house for
merry occupied by Mcssrs Echos & Pryor, dool
IN Mcdaniel & Hur, Main st., LynchburR, Va.
We will keep constantly on hnDd n lurge aud well 80
ccfed stock Of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners OH Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, &c, in fact, every article
uni y kept in grocery establishment
All of which will sell good terms my
hnnse IN the placc. THOS f. MURRELL
i'm 3-d&cfs WIN II SrRATTON.
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HATS AND caps

IsiE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
spectially Ia call the attention of the citizen. II
ynchhnre md the adjoining country. bis large mi
n splendid assortment of BOOTS SHOES
II CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE ~S
- AMI which nre WARRANTED % THE BEsr oUAif.
~ And OF SUPERIOR woHKaAssHff.
Persons wishing 10 have good and durable Boot or
Shoe fo the present senson will do well to call ON me
rs ann determined to please, both ms regards qualify
and price.
Don't forget call nt the three doors above tho
franklin Hotel, aud Immediately opposite the Chizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dee ll-fs
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4 YNCmBuRaa FOUNDKY--Tnr bo.i
DIEG UID & BROTUER.
Jan st

TOBACCO EiATNEIsS.--Thesu subscribers
Il will make to order the lowest terms Tobacco
fatners, of all sizes both wood and from aud will
tnnt them TO be equal any ever made in the Stnie.
Also for sale Mre Machines fof cutting hos Innings The
most complete thing ever made.
Shop next door 10 e. < s. Mckinney opposite
Bruce's stable, Main st. Iynchburg. Va.
dec 2gts EANfES 4 WASH
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NEW CONCERN One Dollar saUea. is trc
" earned so says Benz. Franklin
hose IN want OF clothing would do well to call at tho
lynchbnrg clothing Emporium, the balance of the
fall and winter stock will he closed very low prices
for Cash. +" nuke room for entirely Stock IN the
spring. as it is the intention ofthe propreors 1o make
this establishment HE to be relied Tor all inds rf
clothing, from the fneSt to TIE lowest pI1c ed
ian d&rts HATCHER LOCKWOOD & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-24

Il for sale low ~ 49,
~ cases very fine Licorice
~ hhds Prime Orleans Sugar
do Common do,
'eb J. h. NOWLIN e. Gu
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inn % lsrfs
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|TCMOLs, PRXOR n TALiAFERssO

~ have ON hand "a good supply of meal, and will de-
liver II nj the door OF any stomer upon the
enable terms. They have n intended specially for
meal purposes. Orders left with Messr Murrcll 4
Snatton, viii meet lh prompt attention.
ian "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15
Naval Intelligence.

The T. s. steamer Vixen arrived here yesterday she lot
Washington at O'clock Thursday morning, IAN.
ciored IN Hampton Reads on friday otl ". weigh
ed anchor at \. A on Saturday ind srisod at sandy
Hock on suDaay evening. The follosng are her OIL
GERS - -
Samuel svT.rtwcr., Lieut.. Commanding Charles Y
Morris Master Charles Z hinms, Passed MidAIipmtn
Daniel T. hapes Chief EDgnoer George y Barton Second
Assirtnnt DO Cornelius Fake aud within y Gorton,
Third A. .steAts DO. A. T. thompson, Gunner charles r
Bfl, Captain Clorh.
TIE reJ0rt Of the y.en having N return 20 Washing
ton In consequence OF not being able TO make steam,
erroneous. IL wac on account Of leak In the port
boiler
letter IA The Philadelphia san, dated on board the "
= steam hip suspuehanna Hong Kong Island Ieoern
Der s states that tie; sail The 18TH Tor Ansy
where Chinese Lad put In jeopardy the lives ot al
Euroresns II was re- ortei hat the Brit lh steamer
samanler lad fired into the place. doing conslderao'
danage The climate had injured The health OF Com no
dore Aulek % the ;usquehsIna, but be had again re
covered -.
Ioas1yfn Chsres Smith. Of the Sarntoga, had beor
ordered 70 tie United states with list Of charges pre-
ferrsd against Lin.
canaan named Chase, had bcon drowned from TN
saratoga ard Hugh Herman, seaman OF the Sns4uehan
ma died Of DIS spptcry.
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Gamble must be considered as romantic escafs1de;
and am told that whilst he was remaining In Genoa,
sfterh his liberation, he was visited BY several fashion
able people of the place. know il from certain
sousoe tl.ss tase Baron dc b. commander Of Genoa,
invited him to dinner, and that the Marquis de Ca
YOUR, Prime Minister, received him at Turin, and
introduced him to several leading members Of the
Chsmber Il Deputies Ia short, n appears that
the whole affair was considered = lively farce.
Ii II said that the chevaer has written an Amusing
history of his courtssip with Nh Gamble, in which
he makes some piquant revelations about many dis
tingushed persons who will appear in the pamphlet.
Mr. Joshua Bates of Barring Brothers, is to be con-
spicuously brought forward, well Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crate OF London, who are well known among
the hc,R ton of that capital. Cheyalier Wikoh
will also unyel the secret of his late con
nection with Lord Palmerston and the British
government, which, am told, the cheyalier broke
of, seeing the design England had to SOW dscord
between the Northern and Southern States of the
Union. We shall see what are the secrets OF Wikof
who was imprisoned against the entreates of Miss
Gamble, by the influence Of the English government
over Piedmont, and the efforts OF Mr.. Brown, the
British consul in Genoa It is rumored that the
chevaier ard Miss Gamble are going to make a
match Of it after ALL and we think is the best thing
they both can do after the scandal which has been
made out of that farccal affair Marriage can put ii
all right again.
new bit Of scandal is afloat in the American
world Of Paris. II appears that the young daughter
of correspondent of an English newspaper, eloped
two days ago from tine house of her father, with
somebody, but nobody knows who-he il supposed
to be Pole. b. r.
{. L. Eaton, Columbus. j. Webb Scott Lexington.
Or. NJ. Wright Cincinnati. J. G. Dudley, s. Carolina.
r. j. Ualdeman, New York T.. p. Connel Columbus.
+ 7 7 Gifin Ohio. J.p BARNARD, New York.
r blanes1d, New York Mwpayior Root, Maven
Alfred Bedlow, do. c. johnson, Utica.
Z. Russell Co. ". NJ Esta, New York.
W. H. Rabbit, do. Rufus BarriI ger, Berth.
f. Wirths, do.
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time him from tho paynsa. q sSis pen.
wages upon the Of adjoining property who are
s ss .sss ssas e ~ s 4:
agreement IT'S moreover settled principle Of law, that
f,hs alter %cd such ia any way
or psoSns f S Without his er
For the above set forth, return te
JACOB A. wEsTERvEIr, Mayor
Which directed to be laid the table, entered at
length the minutes and published In the public news
Iapers.
REPORTS RESUMED.
OF Committee Alnshouse Department-In favor OF
making application to the legislature for the passage Of
law authorizing l"sn Of 600 for repairs obuiIdngs
co biackvelps Island Laid on the table, and tho Gov
meeting.
OF Committee Public Healb-Recommeudins the
creation OF two bureaus in the City Inspectors Depart
neat: ana on the table to be printed with communica
tion from The City Inspector.
:. OF Committee on Roads-In favor OF paying Philip
FIT, frst street between Third and Sixth Laid
on the table -t+-e.... .-~..-. 80
On motion the Board then adjourned until io,norros
evening, 18th instant, ut o'clock. II
DIT VALENTINE, Clerk.
BoABp or ASSISTANT ArDnRnKs
Nor day, March IA, 1864 /
Pleseni-JoDa Trotter ESQ., President, in the Chair.
Assistant Aldermen Brown, TAFT, Mabbstt OHren Nav.
bee, Breaden woodward, Ring, Wells, HINT, Bouton.
NcGown, Stewart WheelaI, Barker, Rogers, Crawford.
oAeefe and hcconhey. H3
Ry Assistant Alderman OKEIFE--M Patrick Smith for
naturalization FOR loss OF horse which fell of the bank
at Eighth avenue To Committee IN Finance.
by Assistant Alderman WocDwABp-That all assessment
lists that have been 70 this Board for conrma
ton and not confirmed be- and the hereby re-
ferred ba to the Assessors Of the Street
be corrected and acted In accordance with the ordi
nance passed by the Common Counci, Feb IL, 1853
Adopted.
BY Assistant Alderman RINc-That the Commissioner
OF Repairs and Supplies advertise for proposals for fire
alarm bell OF 10 Coo lbs weight, for the bell tower now
erecting in Mocdougal street. Adopted
BY same-Jhat the Commissioner OF Repairs and SIM
Plies report the amount necessary repair the cells
OF the Seventh ward station house, Adopted.
BY Asst liant Alderman MABBATT--That crosswalk be
aid in Washington street. north sde the
Of Reade oIeet To Committee Streets.
BY sameThst crossaalk in Washington street at tho
ntersecou OF Reade street. south side be taken up and
reaid. Adopted.
roARD ALDERMEN.
Resolution, correcting OF Theodore I. Tu,olat
% Commissioner Of Deeds. Concurred in.
Accepting resignation OF John T. Edmcnds as Commits.
sioner OF Leeds Concurred in.
Assistant Alderman BouroS moved that the Board take
from the table the report and resolutions of the Commit
tee on Waryes, &c in favor If exterior line fron,
Eighth TO Thirty eighth street, Fast river Carried and
the paper taken up.
Mr. BoUTos ed that It be adopted which after de-
bata Wa Lost b. IL to !.
lie Boert then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon at six
O'Clock. From the minutes.
c. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk.