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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03
FRAUDS CALIFORNIA TRADE

San Francisco correspondent Of the Journal Or Gem.
merce speaks Of the bitter complaints made, BY mel
chants in San Francisco Of The growing practioe ID SAT
terra cities Of false packiae, false weight and tarrs
quail many 10 tenor fifteen per cent. butet
hans and bacon in h5gsheads. Boston and Phflads
eggs arc seat large quantities, In the marie
and inyoieed 20 dozen each, which eanEot ba a1a u
hold when cmpt cd Of the lime PREPARATION over II
! dozea. He also charges tho New York and Eossss
shipper with ernessariay goods Ship-owiespints
z being satisfied with reghts that will p&y 100 pes egs
profit on gle voyage seek to add IS per cent nots
By shaving their Customers. Nineteen instances hzsl
recently, he says under his obsesvatioo, Vlss
On reieh, bills u about $780, dcduc;oas Of oIef n{sp
uremeni have been cxAcfsd and RELOADED Of pyeT kt
hundred enbie feet. Others hare had nearly dse-
third takea eli by reraeashrenent Al San FraEcseo 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

SINa1LAn SElI sf2R TIEE VAIN ora NslRo "A
Mr. Joha,ca, Who cana pA,ses "a the steamer Arz,
On h.r previous trip from Lcnisse 70 tbs city, has
tor whsh johnson had With him the boat. md VIZ
ascidentally fell overheard and was dFoxned 1kt
swaer &C. Ike negro alleges that tbs Dtss had crdeI9
the Dor frruard 70 assist The crcv IN 1K Wood btsf
the boer. and that b. ans~ts, While 20 eazssed "a
Lost his life. The acoa beca hrcaghf in 90 q 81
sslrs. aaa win eors> up fur trial in February Ns1s,
Il T6f. L0iis sIntsllssarsS J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

4 DANoERocs CoONrERF = W WFfe Shown VcF
terday a counterfeit note Of charEcter Esfy ySli
ellenlated 10 deceive eren gos3 judges Ii psTpss-
ei to be note for FIVE dollars, d he Cff<ki,'
Baak Of 0gaensbafg IN The STATE df New York
and is signed S " Ksryos Prss'i, and Gel Gfds.
v.asr, Cashier Ths oa.e 5 that OF he lac Cid
sens Back OF Washington civ one Of the m ish-
room concerns with which yesr 70 pug DisIsir;
teemsd the words Washington Cry \ in Sthe cea-
tre Of The note being taken out ard s5e1skurke
asserted The words state OF New Ysks sAe
also inserted al tie had Of the noae w. l-asa
.hat there are good rany Of ih-s- roaaierfeits;r
,lrra.s.ion I, was deie ted Ii The Bank n Com.
q .rce 10 his towa- 6.sfxrfs:ss Iaiisp-T14st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

( fEA nsgFo man be.s1ginx 10 Mrt c: Tayssr
or Ami sfsl cdnnty. on Tn-sssr last stabbed san
= siareo Mai P5sau- OF RoekbrfAks The isxI
ingttn Ga1ffe says thfy vrre gambling at boaTs
BAT can in Norh River. Sam dis9 andghe nuri
dertf was lodged il Jail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

g ~ te.;,,Fi.aai 1.aasd in Ra.Ir. sr 4 ...;-,
~ Arf'.;ssl Nolsk 1sY6r tw5 .; =. \.
<e.z3s q ,2s9',s j.Nes Seward F-iolseS a..
i. ~ 8 .l .s "a, ssssn S:ion, Is< Nav.
Robert 114Nr-21, Slezsris tro,hei-in ~ 10,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

- adrerse TO the honsr and sageciiy 6the President
Tbs removal Of Judge Brcason 4 the cause ALLEGED
would prove the inevitable des;rncop o. The Aamsls
trahoa. !, veal be certain throw both hranches u
Congress assn, Il. and public opinion hsgd deaoaaec
u az M Administration has bscn deassesd since the
formation Of the Republic" f
Such are the views 81 ih-es q he caaay organs Of
the HaFaihells Our readers judge f7r themselves
how AZ thesc revelations Indicate psrnaern, aud
Tiori sehisn in The democratic ranks We shall 10
doubt have fresh developments every day which viii
shsd farther light the matter. and the subject has
become oae Of national interest we shall esra(ayoh
els all the leading incidents of The controversy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

f~Tke a<,onishi wisdom which has elevated
.k7 ides. n1d skiris u the strong minded women
4, the North has sprr1d 10 New Orleans. Wssee
81 he PI1atnss than C.iharine Wales has been
fssd SO for pfsssning % srPesr il Pstiis il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

Ffax Ar Pa0vipENcE-A fire bfoke cut Thurs
day night 10 he Howard House. on We-fnsassef
street. ces;roying properly 70 the auprD; - S5p9
600 The Howard Block Mdsenm and Excha4st
Place were al festro7fd The amoani &c instfl
ance Is not yef ascerni1ed !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

DrArA D. UsEytL CIrrzEs-CoI Barrett G
Payne II EluVanns died Al bis residence ia that
eeably not long siEcc Coz Payne was analiSs
Ok FuyaBnz and one of hsr most useful citizens
h rtpres4nied the COUNTY in The Legislature for
,hirsy-iour years aai great was his popularity
ands3 highihe estesln Ia Rhieh ns was held By his
fa..ssu ciliz.ns, hatlh-re sas net perhaps a man
t.e8srs.v during that song period who could
iri'..- -r.-essiiI canpsiiiof for this disfinc-
h'sf ben - unity ean bestc y on any Of Der
cff.Ienx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

DE1ra Oh TIA Slssasg aiAs Cornelieus yroc-
map WHIP Jas been asieesa f3r Ave years died at
his brothers residence, inClafSston n r, on the
I'm inst. While on exbfali9a 10 New York BE-
was taken sick which see aned - induce yzkefu
s,ae fsr Short period AMI then a>lppid condition,
Eita Intervals 81 wake alpfsss until be was brought
hctae % ihk Iilh IL Is ssatcd that be talked very
isIF, inGaFing attsf lis masacr who hal Seen dead
twr years, his iaiaersnd breshers whom he SCI m
Ell 91Euals ID re s4sss. he complained Of great
internal neal sBd sofensss Of his throat and som
zrk. On the morning Of the day Of his death be
called for food, and ale : heasiy neal and from
that time seemed fo as in pain until about o'clock.
r. n when be diea without struggle. His age
vas LhirEy-tour Year,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03
IArpLICATI0s o.s I'll CrKIcIrY.

The disc8veriss during ,he past age il relation 10
lhesErdp rites of . ffieiE aId The asses Is which
!; can be applied have cfealed quite reseauaien
in ntahy otItae ars> i p1rsui 81 peace lii,
nov about 10 Fe applied 10 iii. purposes Il par-
ID IL stated that during ~ & Id dav at o .mn.z On
tags31h atIwhich lh9 Emp rors 81 Russia and Aus.
-Arid were pfesent ShAm fight On grand scale,
thesege oil the eitidek iheiuding The application
Of eirctrcif On the most recently approved princi-
pies Of ogniion and combustion constituted the
mott i'm portant the lnaarnvres which ere prac-
liseE vienna PAPER oescribes three omnibus.
locking Vehicles which wsre in the camp zach cen
taHIng cosaplele eleeiris telegraph apparatus
via coasriranee M laying an insulated wire
alotg the ground by me mere lpcomoliea If the
vthscle, the wire being so projected as to remain
uninjured tF The preksure3of the heaviest anillefg
passing oyer H. d lhis means orders are 10 - In.
sssaia 1eonslY conveyed frnm the Emperor. station
saG.lhat Of The chief commanders q troop 81 al
inets any distance enfthe fie5d al ne manGaEtes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

- Ar Thsnss I. Tueeie, of.Br1wbssilse;s
Tenn vas killed a ne 81 q Ssp,ssabsi b besk I
Ihroul from his b1ssy.i lie pnsa nasiff d PliHet
I8i3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

IrT-The 10 isvills csaa.er SAYS, yor--s -.
cfltlehdeu, o MagsTEiie ufdeE ne assumed h1nS7
q Charles BuftDn. nqi lng since adye f'isea y 3
efalpapsrs that Be had made Dosl saiuaD.e -
coYary thesecref Of which be would isc0se 20 any
AZ. s 10 forwarded BIN 81 addressed 70 the afsfe-
set,l charts Burton box IFS Presently the mail
raa.e kurdsned with Jcl<Fs from all sections with
the requisite doliavl which 81. q. took out ana
pocketed. 10 return be foFwataed batch Of re-
ceIpls imparfing curious Information concerning
the removal Of waTts. ink Sains, the n snufacture
ofilk and like irparisns matters. This qEl4 gre
qua not being satisfactory 10 some Of The Pasi!ss
ihey ferreted ont Ihe matter and lsarned that tAf
Cfiitenden and Mr. Burton we're ideaticaE Mas
urrs are being takeH 10 regain The nessTs ABOUT
$1,000 in 81 having heep received
EV-Tks doctors II NoifsIk sre - strike foI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03
EIRGINIA FREE


AZ faittfd chroaf-i-rs u p.r.iss s1t1tl
R;rlnani Ealistia.l 10 shall sndrisor q ksl
.rs ssri,et a. 20 fhTs progress cf tkelssd B
Hard SheIls sad ssfs Shell, q Nsl Yofk.
i.sr<iisa h.tisE al psed ~ decided rue-z.r4
ing Cslisctur Bros ~. he pahiir VIII q Z:
ria % snail Deg -ee Il in,srrst he Effects 4
VIII Il intinidz1s a.d ash.ar,sn the 8ir.
viii i kisdIs her aailaossie, . SUI higher
arouse sAsla % nm. srss,rr c1etho.ss MI
tLesGsri q alies Al, hi. .s, q psiitic;.as n
iies, Pierce. All q .rr.ysae thssn i o.sssst
AdnNatrafioss Wien Ne see how he 4
Bir- Broasoa 10 ~ csEvcd b. ,he newrp,ner q
nA''Hsr party. We ~.y Peuihiy Be ensblss
snsuer TO tksss -qsrsiiens. u "a ri, ,;ae
iagtcn seutiael a d New York Herald .rc
nsis beldagiag 70 tsis schsal uk;ch h.x, ~
leAsEh AZ rsferenc 70 NE decapi,.s;o, ~ a.
coileetOr. The entinsl review, Nj c..
q dismissed y M Broascu i. t.ru, n
ard bitterness. bas ezsss NJ 81. =. ). C.
takes the groaad thaf fhers VIZ !. i...e
Bronson and the Secretary of N. T,,..
80 ssess,asy that Oao Or he o,her 4
ofiss- We qaete an ext f.et
:. oih~r members of ae c.hinet 4,
Mr. Sstnr,e ~ esrnr soa denuneiai
ealy ms Pfes dent sas forced todc
fsnizasioa o his 1-abiset and the
Z I o,k cone tor Was there any
ne have snrgznized his cabinet
eow the 18th of October. Cong
dsy q '1eeenber By no5po,s
setes oEganized in time ID pro
Tor le REPRESENTATIVES, cf 1he
.e.' .ng forth clearly the tue
ia' snds topafsue."
The Sentinel iadignsati
q tertained the design Of
tiou, and sppesIs 10 thel
and Conservative orgsn
iss the fact. (it ssys)
" That IN issue 10 "a
the nHtionsl democrats
I r,lving principles Of
later are right. We
4 and do not doabt that d
vail more firmly cement
crease their numbers,
I deneT."
I The ioae efshe New Yci
rent towards the Adminisira
mel. It's columns are filed e<4
4 denuaeiatioas Of rhAt il calls I'll
i although !; keeps its hands on
Z eea,sd. we believe. TO make any
: confidence in the man.
s, The New York Naioaal Denoer,
1 ofihe Harris. before il had heard Of
( lseier Bronson. made reference 10
deeaPi,aiiOa in the following empkat
I "3lf the President WELD to the D
I have 10 confess that the democratic
ed IN the man il has placed at the Ia
/ We shall not hesitate TO DO our part
and the eountry from the worst COD
fsiailare. When the Executive. prov
false. resort must be had to the legisf
/ Government. But We do not yet cre
- adrerse TO The homer and sagsciiy 6the Pre-
/ Tbs removal Of Judge Brcason III The scsus
II " onld nrnIe The i,nxitah de.;rnctlln n ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

@iAfNa 49, q tFats AtSt va
awaulio lhe sea carried away Us victim or viz
iims n short wiain enc tGi- a5eF Int Afnie
Jane struck ihs remaining stunPs of her sIlasis
nj bE the h5IF.t, and she btoke iat1 three bic
ceS An additional npmbar pe4ishsd al this Dis
fup,ioE; AMI all the sut yivoFs remained oil the
poop with the exception OF seven men who had
secure themselves on the tDpgaflant forecsstb ~
The poop fortunately foated we'll aud, IS il was
about high vales, the wreck was drined inwArds
BIZ the wind and each heaye IT The Sea when ii
finally grounded about O'Clock, "A. NJ. lhe
forecaste with tae seven m5n, anne ashore much
shout the same tiue.
Such rs were <avel rsm7ined hY until ihe'iiac
ebbej, yaeu they ~a3eI ashore, The watfr7 king
them nearly 10 the srnpiks Atday.ight he bar.
was sirewn VITA dead bodies to The nnmbtr Of
nearly 800 greatly disiESlred many of them with
out limbs AMI heads, aud nearly alt naked ihctehY
showing hos instant must have been thsir tdstb
and the fearful strength If thf wa,ers which i'd 40
short lime made such havoc
Oiny one child was saYe3 Il belonged 10 a
humble Irish woman VII, with her two caildEen.
WIS about to pin her husband 10 America. She
struggled hard,to preserve them both. one oH+ her
hack and rssping NE gther in her armsabat whea
the ship parted the later was dashed into the sra
and ne aihef remained,
None ~ he.sarriFors estimate the loss life
at less than $50 and consiier il eio'e apo4 400 47z
The lltler would ID the case i 500 n1ivieials
including children, were oa51oard ss is generally
belieYed. A'Dpst all the cabin passengers perish
ed, including Captain Munro OF Quebec.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

The burning Of cargo q Tea Al Boston ii i77a
seems 70 be always fe,A in the memory. yet lkrr.
were oiher instances ~. Iess woFsay Of rreolles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04
Marine Court.

I1IUIt IiUI JUUyb fCCHItuy.
AUGUST 3,--J0ip Ld7eHrGthy rs. The Neu YorL
Harlem RaiIro1d Compaay.-This action was bropeh
the plaintiff TO recover from the defeudl ants els
value Of quantity OF millinery goods alleged 10 have
lot or miAaid by the defendants, in May, 1853. Fo,
plaintiff il WINS commended that a person named Wa
entrusted tie goods in question to the care of Sn
II an, to BE- carried from Harlem to Morrsans tina.
the train arrived there Smamsn asked for the goods
eerod TO pay one shilling fer the freight on them WI
refused and two shilings demanded This was der
red TO until Just the cars we're starting when it
offered, but the train of carrying the ods
For the sfs zee IL shown that The goods nevor
given ~ sausted TO any OF the defendauts age
but that an agent Of Dudley & Co, who an exc
the purpose OF transporting light parcels and peck
oyer the road received them. and that the goods
soriug 10 custom until they should be demanded by
proper owner. Under this state Of facts tine Court
1ulamcn mt ior the defendants, with $40 costa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04

,rssss&s~ ~ ecuaAadtudes Of the sun--By Prof W.
CRshvppef. Of tn u. 8. Naval Academy" Proi.
d. explained his eth0d Of computing the equasloo
Of equal altitude and Of deducing sne er.", ~ A.
ciination as give In the nee American Almanac
insteaA Of the f6yeight hour change on deciina-
0on heretofore ed. This Ia the most accurate
method vet gvei available to the na Tigator, " nno
iu0 the errors an rates of his ChrOn0meters' ana
ia hiphIv importat that it should be rendered as
simple and comment as possible. The improve
ment in the aratement Of the American Almanac
made a simpIiGc$on of the common RUE possible,
and Professor G. as at once prepared the necossa
tables for the ptpose which, are to appear IN sne
y,ext number ofihe Almanac, with the necessary
rules for the praical navigator ProfessorC pnn'ee
out ~ me impeyfetiOns in the rules gwen ID heu.
Rsper's "Prahie Of Navieatcn, rrol. inn an
sNavigation,' all in Galbraith rabies anu VI
mnls y and rmaked upon the importance OF M,
tioing such rrol becalse their works are de'isnen
for practica meA who are not always able tno
roughly to hvestate the rules for themselves, ana
who are dten embarrassed by inconsistencies In
their results without being able 70 trace snelI CAUSES
"On the distr button OF heat over the Nortn Ame
rican continent ano the construction OF It's sother
NAL lines BY LorinBlodgett OF Washington
SECTION b.
Professor RIppEI., in the char. The following
papers were read, Ut TOO late for to-days report
some of these will es he prsented:-
Researches on te Devtiobmeos II the Vivipsrous
Atbides By TT WI. Burnett Of Boston
Theo-y OF bolecae Fotces ksDtspatory oil the case
Qua bouio and sot raDdoeticns Of matter. BY PROF.
j. L Ritltli af Net o'ssns"
100 rhe HistoloS u Res Blood By Prof. j. Rddeil,
Ner t1l.sDsn
.ou lie Origin Capillary Blood Vessels. BY Prof. J.
l.. Ricdtil hew Otssos
These notes Ie4ch to six o'clock on Saturday even
ing, at which time the physical section adjourned.
The section az Natural History in all its branches
adjourned much carrier owing to The want oil papers
There are bat about haf dozen remaining, while
in he physical section We have at least thirty some
of them tie most valuable of the session. Monday
will probably be the most interesting day. we have
had oood lain to-day, and the atmosphere is de-
liebtful. Thus for all has passed off pleasantly The
Association vii probably adjourn on Tuesday, any
the physical section may be divided on Mondal
Some evening viii be appointed for social conference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04
C0rOners, Inaussts.

DgAlH.BY CONGESTION or TIH LuSGs.--Coroner o ,Dox
yesterday hsld an inquest on board the bark Cpd6,
lying Mt foot OF Clinton street the body of Tho
O'CopDer, aged AZ years, native of Ireland who
suddenly on board raid vessel by congestion OF the la
caused by continual fever. verdict Was rendered
cordinpIy.
Boy DROWNED WHILE acknowledgements Gamble
terday held an inquest at the foot OF seventy TO-,
strset, on the body OF q boy ~ years of age ma
william H. Roberts. who to his death by ar gr
while bathing In the Fast river foot Of Sevent
street, ON FRIDAY. The father OF deceased searches
the body on Tuesday but did not obtain it until VIZ
day morning boy who with thu deceased at the I
Of the accident says he saw the deceased in The =,
but short time before he began TO struggle. And
then suddenly disappeared The Jury returned . -
Of g peath by dfOMnin1., = "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04

Auousr 3.--Cha,ye Of Opeoino a Lcptr- H.. ~
State as. Hacbda Michet-Mr Dunnine assssiatsr
trct Attorney, appeared behalf Of the covrrnsss
this case. and produced Ann Guinans who depassd 1
defendant; while there letter was brouobf - -.
was opened by Michael Mitchell without any perrni y.
ebe asked him to give her the letter but be resaseS
90 &C until be sas what was in III he opened the e
and took tx collars out OF il the letter came froc,
ton IN antwor 10 one she had sent reo,,ei tim !,
tfoin o'oer fettrnouy IL appeared that tine ssfc,d
"terto VIZ htrcr ~ Kept tlfe norey. Mrs fninsas
~ n,epeu % bin about eight dollars for boerd i
rot tainf d,med IecaI neibod az nasmsa, 49,. ~
mN'ioIsr be'd Mr. Mitchell 70 bell Ia the sum q !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04
Board OF Supervisors.


AUGUST s. His HcDor The Re ,0rder in the chair
The MINUTES OF the last proceedings were read asS :
proved.
The bin OF Maria Hoi@es. for cleaning c,urt Rooms
.Jeert market from December ], B52 to JuBs In
S1b0, ordered 70 be psid.
Several petitions for RELIEF fom excessive taxation
referred.
SALARIES OFFICIALS.
The retition of : W Dussobury, ctier OF the Court
Common Pleas. fo1 increase OF lalary, xtieirsd
Con nit'ee on County Offices.
The bills OF Il h, Connolly. County Clerk, foe a.
tet,s salary ending June 80 1858, $3.50, aud David
Fowler, deputy clerk for the same period, SJ75 -
orcered to be raid by the Characteristic Of the ctsy Of
York, IS County Treasurer,
Resolved, That the salary of the Commissioner OF Jsr
be laid al So 500 tale effect from Sepe 1Der, 1862
ATTENDANTS TIE COURTS
Resolved. That the Justices of tne Suoreme Court
and hey are hereby, authorized 20 Aelect such ste
ants for the different court rooms oil said court ~
them nav seem proper and necessary
Received. Taet tbs salaries of the officers app0i0ted
the Justices Ct the Superior Court, Court Of Como
tIess and Marine Court. be, ard the ssne hefc>
6yd ~ the raj of $700 per year for each officer "
uopt.d and that the same take effect from tie dAsa
their respective appointments.
SALARY OF TAX COMMISSIONERS.
Resolved. That the salaries or the Tax Commisaes
he Increased 10 as to give them per diem ale -
equaliDg the rate Of 81 500 per annum. and that {
Gioa take effect from the first day Of January
RELIEF PROM TAXATION.
Report of the Committee in favor Of releasing Mes
Arthur 4 Burnett from their contract for printing
Indexes. was adopted the report Of the Com udttea
favor Of releasing hessrs. Collins, Bovine Co, e
same, also adopted.
Resolved That in conformity with section four of
act amending the act for recording births msrriagos
deaths the fee of recording q each birth occurrtat
the city Of New York. shall be the sum Of ten ceats 1
Tho Board then adjourned to the first Monday in 6
tAtpber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04

O--D0 Austan ~ you ~ intimate % ysu nAs -
.ssA - He,sn Ia srruAer his intesest IN the oosc
70 ,oa for $500 that Austin would g.t the srees oo
n,sstoosr 10 susrd ths contract, and that AusA snA
NArs,i. told me thst could get the contvAcs 20
would DO shs york ,oesber but he did not gay sna' s
would procure the awarding Of the contract tfo0
Here thu 9. mmttee agreed to adjourn to Friday 10
TIE following Ia . oopy Of 'hs agreement enser4 49,
between Austin and Hss - 1859
Mr. FUREY, COMMISSIONER !. t.ha tbe
We, ,be updersieued do hereby agree ~ S.s W. -
street 19Sd and regulate sud gr~fe is 'ot,c.t,on
39h cs0te PEI yard, according TO your specanSrI
(ss'e') TY 9a HAaAS.
JAMES FURRY. ESQ Commissioner OF S00S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04
BOARD or AsrsrA.r AnprR~rN. }

Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1853. !
Assistant Adcrmen Brown TAFT, Mabbat Breadon Wood,
ward Ring. Hunt DoutoD, McGown Stewart, wheelan,
Crawford and @econhey.
by Assistant Alderman CRAwFoRD-Of DR. 7. L. Harris
Eighteenth ward station house TO Committee On Poioe
by Assistant Alderman klSa-of Edward T. King and
Others Tor ssewor In Broadway between Twenty With
Twenty sixth streets. TO Committee Sewers.
BY same OF Hose Company No %, to have Joseph wal
lace renststed in the Iira Department. Granted
=, $780,. -, RESOLUTIONS.
BY Assistant Alderman SrEwARTThst the M sur-
rounding The well and in Clinton street Grand
bersisod and ropaiycd. Adopted.
laid the southeast Mulberry and Cross streets
To Commit Streets.
report by what authority citizens charged by police
men 1.-THE main gate leading the Battery twcn
Presidont Pierce st Garden; What purpose
collected was sppr pated and further by what authority
he ay 'n 70 s On
by Assistant Alderman RseIhatt che piece parcel Of
&c 20 paVs he ss q s
por By laying out thereon public Place and to
public Place Known csatr. That
to tn. take the ssi proceed
Assistant Aldermen the , s 50 lots 10
hled in. To Committee on Public Health,
BOARD OF ALDrnrEw.
tecst and costs IN froT Of j. l. Brewer Others
The Mayor Aldermen &c and Commissioners Of Emisra
IAN Pfesidont Messrs srovn TAFT NAB
ssst 6Ts.dsn woSaw.sd Ring unt Benton scdoVn
o. Committee Rcads cOpeur to regulate grade aud
Sevc first street between xth
All nnca. Adopted by CD, following vote
.lh,%st,yc,-1bs rr..iSsont sesss, proxn, Tit Nab
stewart, wbeolsn, Crawford .nd moCoBkoy.
OF ccmmittee o. strcstsTro concur to pave Thi 10th
wallis -four foe vde in favor a. enclosing recent
rear eith suitable fence Bosh Adoptsd oAob
~ che following Vote