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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

koTICE.-The subscriber being extensively
" engaged In manufacturing the article OF
SmehinK Tobacco, would call the sttenton OF
o9siefs 70 mis- stock, handsomely put up in t, and
10 paper packages under the well known brand
ot VIM Hill; also, IL ID poplar boxes, under tae
Diana OF Lafayette, Pocahontss and California,
handsomely executed. All warranted to be clean
an1 OF good quality, and at prices ss moderate a.
tae article OF the same quality and put up in the
came style, can be had in this OF any other market
ELLYSON YERBY,
Factory corner Broad and 25th street,
nh 70 I'm Church Hill, Richmond, Va
A w. OSBORN, the well known Daguer-
Ns rean Artist, opposite the Banks, tases
great pleasure In announcing to his friends and the
public, that he has been TO great expense and
trouble 10 procure an instrument supe-tor to ana
e0z before knoDm. Mr OSBORN viii guarantees
better ikenesses OF children than have ever been
taken in Richmond, and in one.h half the time anv
other Artist req uires. This instrument was man.
gtac.ured by one of the best makers in this coun.
try, expressly tor my use. Come one, come all,
aad bring your little ones OsBORN'S
apt Sign of the Flags OF all Nations
NORTHERN ICE.
our ICE has srrived-persons wishing to have
~ ICE lett at their houses or places OF business
will please send in their orders.
spa~ts WARDWELL d BADGER. q
IICO RICE,-33 cases "Descole'' Spanish
Il Mass Licorice; IA cases an" Spanish Mas Lii.
eofice; cases "Barracco" Csabris Stick Licorice;
! ior sale by
spa0 SAMUEL AYREs.
GOSHEN BUTTRR.-2l kegs received per
~ Steamship Roanoke, and for sale by
sp20 mo. WOMBLE & co.
QUEEN City HA1Is.-A supply received
mhs4 ~ " BURTON
SiLyER.-The highest premium psid for sii.
s@ CIV. PURCELL co. Bankers
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u UTTER, BUTTER.-50 kess prime Go.
- shsn Butter, just received per steamer Roa.
noks, In store and for sale by
ap 20 JB STEGAL
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QYAss' LONDON PORTEK-pint and
- quart; Champagne Wines-pint bottles; Claret
Wines, just received and for sale by
ap 20 WILLIAM EGGLESTON
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ARRIVAL OF THE Mob. ' N'oni'
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM CAl. 'o""h'
news from the Sandwich Islands, NieafA
qua and Tahiti.
SQUATTER DIFFICULTIES RENEWED
GOOD NEWS FROM THE MINES.
INTERESTING sTATzsYTcs.
MAR ages AND DEATHS.
M A r K E T s,
de-, &c., &c.

The steamship Northern Light Captain Miner, arrived
yesterday morning. The following is her report
The steamship Northern Light, Captain Thomas Mlusr
lett New York 4th june at p M arrived at Kinrstoo
10th June in the evening" coaed and sailed for San Jus.
del Noite on the 11th, at p NJ where she arrived I4
June, at A. NJ having made the passage in eight and
half days, running time. Returning left San Juan ON
10th June at p NJ with four hundred passenger from
California by the steamship Brother Jonathan from Sa,
Francisco on the afternoon of June l.
Tho passengers crossed the Isthmus in FORTY bour,
The country was healthy the roads good and the rai.s
were modeYate-not shower occurred during the tran.
sit The river in good condition. and navigation for
the steamers good.
The Brother Jonathan In coming of San Francisco
passed the steamship Golden Gate, from Panama. and
clipper ships Sea Serpent and simoon both from New
York, bourd in also, In st. 81 49, on 115 90 passed
whale ship Oliver Crocker, Of New Bedford standing
northwaId; also ship "Anderin, of Boston, bound in
(probaby the Aldabaran. from Boston
The Northern Light brings among her passengers the
Hon. J. B. Kerr (ate Charge des Aares at Nicaragua
lady and two children; also, J. Devoe Esq. one Of
the propIetors Of the Placer Times and Transcript news-
paper at San Francisco Mr.. Devoe is of the dele
gates appointed represent the State of California
Worlds Fair Convention.
The following is the shipment by the steamers which
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Superior Court-Fart First.
Before Chief Justice OAKLEY.


TIoN FOR JURORS.
JUNE 4Tb the Honorable Judges Of the Superior Court
in and for the County Of NcD York:-We the upde-sign-
ed uI for the Of said court would most respect
fully represent your honors that the in the City
Hail. to the jurors for their occupation duriog
their debe atons upon the committed 10 them
for their verdict in most filthy and unsAolesome
condition. ard in most incopvencnt state without
SEATS and without spittoons and consequently the floor
covered with tobacso spit and tobacco quids TIE ws
also, are In dirty condition. aud the impure and
Wholesome state of the atmosphere is such that In such
weather the Goth 2 22d and 23d dsys OF June have
BEEN It rs to be feared that the ures have been
peled TO abandon the wi nout gisng the
committed to them that attention whh they deserve
and which the dignity Of te and laws II titled
to at their hands Furthermore when the uy Il direct
ed by the Court to bring in sealed verdict there Ia 20 be
found neither pen ink pape, for such purpose We
therefore feel it duty to stats the foregoing facts
your honors believing that you will be pleased to brne
them before those whose doty 1t Is to remedy the ey
complained Of (Signed 'yy several jurors)
The Chief Justice sail that he had resd the communi
cation Of the petty should be to the pro
per authorities, WITT recommendation that the evil
complained Of shc, ,uld be rectGed.
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Marine Disasters.
SHIP sILAS LEONARD ASHORE.

SHIP SILAS LEONARD ASHORE
PROVIDENCE June "a, 1853.
The ship silas Leonard, of Richmond he Bassstt,
from Ma'arzas for Trieste with cargo Of sugar. which
put into Newport for the 10th, while beating out
at half past O'Clock this afternoon went ashore
Pine Hin Ledge, between Fort Adams and Castle Hi
The tide aoout half ebb at the time She remained
at three o'clock, in dangerous situation the rocks,
byoadside with considerable of heel She appeared
10 be eay although the wind blowing from the west
ward The steamer Perry to from Newport at high
water to night for the purpose Of gor0g to tow
her off, She had pilot board at the time Of the dis
aster.
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER MARY sNow-ToTAL
LOSS OF THE JOHN G. CALHOUN.
BOSTON, Juoe "a 1858
The schooner Mary spow, from Rocklend for Boston,
struck the Graves at O'Clock this morning. aud
bilged Her cargo Of lime got on fire. The crew. sails
SC. were saved by vessel fSom Hull.
despatch from st John says that the ship John c.
Calhoun (besoIe reported ashore,) is total loss.
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New Jersey Court of Partlons.

THE CASE OF eating, SENTENCED TO BE HUNG FOR
THE MURDER OF TWO CHILDREN.
TRENTON. June "a, 1858.
Ihe Court OF Pardons met to-day. Among numerous
other applications for pardons that Of eating sentenced
to be hanged on the 2sh of June for the murder of the
two children Of Daniel OBrien Of Bergen county was
presented to the court for Communication of his sentence
to imprisonment tor life The ground taken is hi. oral
and intellectual imbeciity The case was postponed In
order to get additional facts 1t will up again
morrow.
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From Cincinnati.

DEATH OF GENERAL LMATHER-MURDERgE SENTENCED
-SrRIKE OF RAILROAD LABORERg.
CINCINNATI, June "a 1853.
General Mstber Of New York. died in th, city last
night, at the residence Of Mr.. Seymour
Robinson, the man who murdered Moses Guard ten
miles from Newport, Ky, few months since, has been
found guilty and sentenced to be hanged August next
The kborers the Short Line Railroad tunnel struck
this morning No disturbance has occurred though ven
demands Of the contractors.
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Items from Baltimore.

THE CUMBERLAND COAL MINERs-DEATH OF REV.
DIR. SHARPE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, June "a 1853.
The mail has failed south Of Wilminst ton to. night.
The Cumberland Journal says considerable grumbliug
and dissatisfaction still prevails amongst the MIXERS,
and fears that the difficulty is not yet fully settled.
The Mayor of this city has signed the ordinance guar
anteenz the bonds Of the Connellsvie add Pittsburg
Rsilroad
Rev Dr. Sharpe of Boston died last night at the resi-
deuce Of Robert = Brown, IL Baltimore county.
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DETROIT, June "a, 1858.
On Wednesday morning, the steam propeller Challenge
bound down from Chicago exploded her boiler when twen
ty miles below Msckinac, killing Eve of the crew. and
severely woundDg three Others The stern of the boat
was entirely destroyed, and she sank in FIVE minutes
There were some fifteen passengers board who were
picked up by the schooner North STAR transferred to the
propeller Bucephalus, and brought to this port The
Challenge was entirely new and was on her first trp
round. She was owned by H. NJ. Strong and Capt. Hart
Of Detroit, and fully insured
The of the Challenge consisted of % o0O hha
OF oats oo0 barrels OF whiskey and other freight
The insurances the vessel were as follogsS2 OOO
In the Sun Con pany OF New York; SO 900 in the Mercan
tile Of New York; and 5000 in the tna Of Hartford
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NEW ORLEANS June 20, 1858.
Cotton Sales to day 900 bales unchanged prices
Receipts of tie past three days 1000 bales Stock
hand, So, Coo bales
Nkw ORLEANS, June 81, 1853.
The sales Of cotton to day have been bales at pre-
vious Iates. Middling 10 10Lc. Dealers waiting
for the Humboldts and Nisgara's Receptsto day
7C0; exports 900 bales
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From Washington City.
GENI1AL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHINA
MISSION.

WASHINGTON, June "a, 1853
Gen. A, o. p. Nicholson arrived here to day.
The report specially teegrsphed last night, that the
President had ordered that no postmaster be appointed
IL the applicant be in Washington, is unfounded.
The National Intelhgencer says that Dr.. Parker win
probably be continued Secretary and Interpreter to
the China Mission, and that John Ross Browne will also
be attached to it.
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HIasonIc Celebra,lon at xYorce.tcr.

WnsohIc Celebration at WOrcestcr.
WORCESTER June a. 1858.
The festival Of St. John celebrated here to-day by
dred Masons we're presehi Posing manner fhteen nun
Masss scbusetts and subordinate Lodges TIE
Grafton delivered by Philip c. Tucker Grand Master
Of the Grand Lodge of Vermont
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COArt CnIcneiar-This Day,

UNJFp STirEs DISTRICT CouRr Motions
srrIaan CouRr-special rerm.SAturday motion calen-
dar.
surRyM CouxF-Crcuit. Part Nrst--Nos. oo3 361,
664, 74 166, TO- TIA, 796 W s02. Part Second-Ad-
jouyaed 70 Monday.
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EFFECT or THE RETALIAToRY MEASURES or THE
FRENCH.
BOSTON, JUNE "a, 1859
The Newfoundland papers contain bitter complaints Of
the manner in which the French cutter drove the British
fishermen from St. Georges Bay. They say that the
English vessels compelled to put to sea- leaving be-
hind all their nets and h and that when some vessels
put back account Of the heavy sea- they were fred
into by the French cutter. The French commander
when demonstrated with said they might thank their
own government who had driven the French from Sal
vsdoT
The Legislature would probably strictly investigate the
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Tho Canada Outward Bound.

HAIIFAx, juno n, 1908.
The steamship Car ada, from Boston arrived here at
II O'Clock last night, and, after coalng, Immediately
proceeded to Liverpool.
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Naval Intelligence.
United States storeship Southampton, Commander
Boyle, for Japan, sailsd from Valparaiso, Aay7.
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Six Days Later from Havana.

ARRIVAL OF TIE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, June "a, 1858.
The steamship Isabel arrived here to day In fifty
hours running time from Havana.
Her Havana dates are to Tuesday morning, and Key
West the evening Of the 22d.
Brgadier General Apcdaca is amongst her passengers
She brings no political news Of Importance Havana
still continued very sickly.
The markets were dull and inactive. Sugars were
easier. Vessels were SUI wanted there was an il,
meme quantity Of sugar in store quctatous Yere
to London los Cowes 65s the Baltic eOs American
porte, u 3Ih 81 62h per box sugar and " so So
per hid. ~ IS So so fer molasses
Sterling Exchange 10H per cent premium,
New York and Boston u Ia discount
The schooner d. L. Watts fallen in with with her
union GOWN py the brig Adea from this port and towed
salvage was to be settled by arbitration.
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to vote upon It fairly, without dod and dies let
It die. We know, IS there is God, IL cannot
long stay dead Rumsellers cannot long keep down. 1t
will surely prevail.
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MARQUETTE AND THE MISSIONARIES.
ny THOMAS DARCY NcoEr.


The second r. the course Of Mr. NtGtes Lectures.
delivered last nieh in the Tabernacle. Subject, MAJ
quetie ard the Mssionsries fr'ro<tion, That she
oriy syste-ia.ic af'Anp 20 cviize aut Tn solze ths
Nh5riainee was ma "a BY Catholic Missionaries. The an
II wee was arre snd tie speaker was hasastnsy re
&C Ted and -prfaiedy interrupted 10y Ifoiiuso VI ms
leosro which vas long one We can gNe ohiy NeFy
Il, adopted iha, dssnihos Of oiyilizs.,a which de-
clarcs il 10 consist N that ste IN wnch three se,ia
powershat Of TIC rdi sidual. u the FAM ent Of N
ciety large e7tood ner rights ~ duties and
mutually resi- octNi the rights Cad duies OF sthers. ~
this ndard he would Kdge the stcls and WisheI tho
Catholics to De iuoy et II would, in this iec - con'ns
himself - America north 6 the lst'mus as - q into
South Nrca whose nstiors was hke - ratur thsoy,
painless, would be fruitlets Cs-h'ic lsabCi,s took
care O. send mise. 'uaiies out with columbus N
his secon voyage.v~h croc1sd Coieus for tho s.uly
Of the nstiNc language Gnd penetrated into and
founded Il rsions in Mexico. Floriis and the West
India Isles he then rcrratod ie histories Of Epeac tho
prsetoC Cath fic Bishop q America ysdcTed .he span
Mh Govern Ont from inc chan Of being ndiderer, TO
Toe oruelhes practced BY their understanding that
every crime .eyed severely 1rnsheS sad fIom Len
croft Robnscs and other fOtest histCs ldn gave oulo
grsc extract In which lse cercerst The cetohc PresT
AiMexco ,ba and elsewhere .fom La a.ior to TayG
they the first 20 f3und colleges. civilization and
Christianity Tho laborBof ChCrplane and La Sale
lie gave a lon- sccount, abo AZ the eurecr OF the
Missionary Mar crtte.
The institution 'ounded b. he Jeu's productive
Of great mate Il benefits 4 mission destroyed tho
romadic habits OF be Indians Il served a medium Of
introducing them eQueli with On, ae faces. There
they learned lar. 1igpr, anl IA NftlE was pro
served the sacred additions OF thoir tribes The Jesuits
introduced the pcy into i lais. They discOgued the
Copper Mines Of "a Ste Mate ana tko Salt Springs Of
Syracuse.
But these ri kng aivan 7ye5 in comparison 10 the
spiritual benefit the afforded The Gaiclc religion
tie only religion VIII h lad converted and civilized
heather tribes. He aade exception n this rule. Its
power was owing to se fact that appeood TO the eye.
% the senses well IN 10 rhe SOU OF the sewage. -
lIr McGee then lDceeaed Il notice the chief Of the
Protestant attempts convert tn Abort zines rdculing
Eliot and sneerng az berkeley. SMod mem doubtless
th,y were but wan;n n the cal and reher d0mes
IL in their habits Elliot far from hctoo-Berhe
IL certainly was not a wanderCr-nether would bear
a contrast with such meIss Reilly 10 Cess,
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~ ,,ost.te ~ 1rgarratioi man nominated through
,bc o mr. ana ~ c votes ID! ths members II that Or
a. n tt, u rrii. Of Wig Conveniently a seat In
III h. ,-, ~ and etr otto n body the Senate ~ New
Vol m People Of si'o'ae- Di're. IN New ioTk the
Fi,si snd second Wards bal placed thc stamp " disap
rrbstio mon hs man by def sfin he aspirations for
n. Ass,rlly lat f,V bv nea.s seven hrnirei Minority
rs The recofds Of thot Election WI shos NJ Whitney
fan OK behind every Wig cnnd lair IN the Dstr1, az
tlorc> hs I'd written letter % The Whc German PAPER.
and mae speech r. the Sc0nd War; 5c0li ami Graham
Assoc attic C. rsrudsiirg bis Natiys, doctrines lie was
then a. now, prCmneI. member o. that CTler although
rrrsrel 10 ,,ne his party The Of az election Hs
hss been engaged in runnng Nsty tickets for several
wears IN the SecoR WIri and vas ga active uarPar poll
csn ani squa:s i;hc District = take Seaators nom
r,op slhoneh nj, ,snie stands the roll u he Wing
G.n.rsl Committee r. n he second Ward Mr. q keefo
caiusd to be noihiuS Vt IRmocraL ani, as such 80
liciicd ,Ae vote Of the q HenS OF the District.
Ho-stio n Car smoke rexi. a7i Cap< Rynders made
is SECOND appearance 3 LfCe his fcnh Ward enIs 70
tspport George " Richards FOR ASSEMBLY
The meeting then adiour sd with nine cheers for The
,ics
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE

-Four SENATo2IAL DISTRICT ADNISIsTRATIoS
RA1ITIo ZION MEErISG-Ths affair came OFF last even
ing at y Essex Market and pretty fully atende4by
he Sof Shells and friends of Mr. OKee.e the Senatorial
nominee On nc ion Of Afahel Reed, the meeting
was c,led to order by calling Capt Cnderh to the Chair
Re- buttons adopted sustaining the NaticnA and
State Administrations, the Baltimore Platform, and
PieSes InAuzural Address ndprsing the s. re ticket
hea led by yerplsnk and Kelly the Tammary County
no ainstions and ratifyng the tric nomination Of Da
vdOKeefe j. for the State Senate from tie IYth Dis
s-ict
Lorenzo q Shepard, ESD Chairman of Ae TanmanI
General Committee then add .essed the meeting, sustain
ing the Administrations Of President Pierce aud Gov
mour the State County and District nomra,ons, followed
by
made some Characteristic remarks, showing the reasons
why ne found acting with the friends OF the @mins
traOn euOgzing Percs Democrat OF the Jacksonian
order for biz removal u Bronson md thus dseounen
sacng the Hard She acticians wh were endefvorlngfo
overthrow the Demo in the Nation anc the state
From National and state politics be q district sf
fairs relating rece operation n the part u tne nife
American candidate for the Stle senate nr. itney,
Grand Sachem Of ne Order Of United Americans. who u
now prominen, IN his atterapts to rescie the City from
Municipal corrup.ion He charged that Mr. Whitney
in secret conclese lsst Sunday at San Kingers with
parcel Of political strikers in maki,g arrangements for
the collection II money 10 carry his ecou 10 the Senate
For the Secretary Of socaed sncipal Reform organ
izaiion Cary r. considered such operation quite
rar with the dongs Of any Of Ire most abandoned pot
clans ft9e old and corrupt parties
Capt x. was succeeded by the Hon David o Keefe Of
the Thirteenth Ward. the Senatorial nomineel who -
sailed tho principles at the basis Of the Native Amsril
movement, anti American and anti Republican. and 81
war with liberal institutions He doubted m stl
Whether the people Of the District HoDh elect TIE ehis
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ROnIES RECOVERED.

BODIES kEOON t.hEl
All o'clock Yesterday morning the remains OF Mr. John :
Grman the insurance Waterman and honorary member Of
Egne Co No who was killed by the falling OF the walls
and aOOs Of the Fowler Buildings, corner OF Fulton and
Nassau sis which were consumed by fire on Sunday morn
tg recovered from the ruins and conveyed to the
Nccnd Ward Station House Beekmanst.
Being satisfied that other bodies benoah the mass
q bricks iimbers &c the Firemen and Police kept mp the
ssreh with veor and at o'clock A. A. succeeded IN ind
nghe body OF Michael Iren at the time Of his death
nfnhsr Of Hook and Ladder Company No H. Boihthese
'cdes arc much burned bruised and mutaiod The body
NJ Biien was also removed to the Beekmanst Police
Nason where Coroner Gamble was notified TO hold an in
seeS Mr Carmon lived at No &c Wattst where he has
Nnaw and an infant child lie was o years OF age, and
ssssve Of NewJersey
pockets when taken from the ruins were found H.
Mwleh and chain and 50 in money, which he had re
.a"a on Saturday evening for services from his EN-
rgn OBren single man, - years OF age aad
usHh his brother and sister al No "a Goldst lie was
ave Of Ireland The fromen are stl actively engaged
seehng for other bodies whom; is feared beneath
nus Among those to whom great praise is due for his
On this occasion is Charles + Bur-s al OAempt -
ashg Al No 50 Thompson St, VINO - said to have
Increasingly since ii was first aseerianel that lives
S 'ssa lost till yesterday morning.
ssee writing the above inquests have been held upon
0s Of the deceased parties above named But Little
was taken most OF which only revealed state OF
p.s' ~tsay given. Capt Leonard of the Second Ward
'saed to being al the fire. and &c the upper floors
"''a premises giving way in his opinion. in eoase
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MEETINGS.

-,
Oct ef ~ iJlfnN Atcinr ~ ne SfaNDf.-lschNfd T.
Cororton Esd In tho Chair and quorum present
2eers R.ftt.G- & Reid to have the baefy cues
aisb rfe cal tie south crY 20 a IN no - as
rref natl % rrd rou fuirs az that poit pi ,haiy
r.rscrs al correction OF OF Washington Lnie % 10 ~
e. N ernn merchant end otrfrr clt e ns o. ' VI
tirgrr Wet 1901 90 Nouran a7AiN- a'
friI.. e tauiofea lrC0i 1.an0irg ln srll place. , n
Trft lnia ,l.0r General Sn4.o @ ID tit'h. ..itsN %
Ader.r 10 afford Che r.- oi tn t-t pigis y s d. ~
tbe Cefronf.ru-, tf n nt 90 'e lity ia on "tlnahH
nrrt. ID Nov atl d. Accepted -.. "A. -
R,gan "a rio Battery place sf'rrl ne Ns. quo "a
Ves.st O he Ordinances ua nf ID % "a
fre, l m defrn he Counsel o f.t .o lh IA ~
10, 10 Ioues Ncofs a.. no lult bon p pf, 90 %
10 er.d che ifiay lover III iuapr i'e 4
80 al cOrycrtre fc n park io allow en- % A"s fe,
20 ID az q rr4.nr plies ri fhe Olfe4 end ottu1 Pea
grllff H.Hf ~ fiIr lf ~ 'fe.a
Jowyi-f rrt',n received fo froncist ahy rep
h,f X. prci red Tor he cirnl the va al id ~ Y,
of ,hf ti., uor invitation 'o pups rHlsh %
he Con missioner of ani Lamps tl fropos.l - az
M sfreesci lil District flr s2iJsN mi NJ Us ne or Fl ~
NJ s,nrr L. loh rstsnces Pc ihe lowest btd an.
oaer two wea sccuiifv for ihc performance ne ~
.nce thsn has leaned that the Comm n'f Of itet 20
Lemrs ytn tc crracis Ia cues ION 20 Inn
were awarded 10 lin on hc orenng Of u1 proposals bus a ~
tie Contract ia Dsfic 20 Peter Shaw wh popt
hsn OC0 eresffr TRAN he end for che d Dac
iss given Bernard ely whose F ro va aot ~
grearr bis Petitioner caus tst De % id " D''n
CONTRACT tui i,tfs a'av 10 ihc Above asrt Inc psuon
wfsr.flrId 90 Committee 90 streets. o. -
On motion the 8ord ournd to the lst Monday n NoVm'sr