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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

THE BURGLAR.-At the Mayors Court,
yesterday, inquired if any farther news had been
received from Baltimore relative to A. NJ Bener the
man who was arrested here Wednesday evening
last a charge of burglary, and was answered that
nothing had been heard from the police of that city
It may be that an officer arrived yesterday evening
or will reach here by the this morning; or
tits barely possible that an innocent man has been
imprisoned by the act of some designing enemy. Be
this it may, we presume the facts will develop
themselves to-day, when shall take the earliest
opportunity to lay them before our readers.
p. s. Late last evening despatch was received,
requesting the police to hold to the man and the
woman too. She has left as understand, for parts
unknown.
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The Navigation of James River.

We noticed recently that contract 'oi
three Beacon Lights on James RIVER hau
been given out at Washington. THESE iights
are provided for by a law OF the isst Con
gress, which authorized besides foar'h iigh'
which is not included in the CONTRACT a"aro-
cd in Washington. The law appropriates
$1,000 to the construction OF q beacon al
White Shoals" and 1t sppropriates $4,000
.o ,ho os.sh ,ishment of three Beacon Lights
ono ON "Day's Point another on the
Point Of Shoals, and athird on Jordan $
Point"
Ills really gratifying to see at last some
attention paid by the General Government
20 the navigation of James River. How 1t
should have remained so long neglected
while other rivers having no greater claims
,no, its attention and care should have re-
ceived appropriations of hundreds OF thox-
sands il indeed all evidence OF Partially that
&c surprising and outrageously unjust, The
Hudson river is case in point. Its charac-
fer, the length of its tide water and the rich
AGRICULTURAL country for which it is an outlet
make il fit object of comparison with the
James river from Hampton Roads to Rich
mond. We passed down the Hudson few
months since and saw upon il the proofs OF the
partiality of the General Government There
are three lights upon it-not far below Al
bany is fine Light House. and at the ever
slaugh there is an immense dam across one
arm of the river, from an island to the shore,
where thousands have been expended to
deepen the channel on the opposite side of
the island. This river, perhaps without any
improvement, was marked by fewer difficult
ties to navigation than our James River !;
and it certainly runs through q State Of much
greater ability to make its own improvements
than Virginia. Yet up to this time not a
single light has been located on James River
and nothing has been done to deepen the
channels of its shoals by the General Go
vernment. We have appropriations at last
and we trust we shall have something ike
tgrdy Justice at least done TO Virginia.
4 dredging machine is now in course o
construction, to be delivered in james river
in November, to commence the work OF
deepening the channel upon the few shoals
that obstruet the navigation. They are IN
derstood to be of such a character that they
may be easily removed, and the work ence
begun, we may hope to see it accomplished
very promptly The City Council wisely de-
ternlined that the Improvement should not
flag from the laggardness of appropriations
from Washington, and have taken such an
interest in ii, that no doubt is left as to
their course, the moment there is any stopping
Of the wheels for the want of greasing. They
viii be sustained in this policy by the city:
indeed, if they were not to adopt it, they
would not meet the public wishes and expec-
tations. At the same time we cannot permit
ourselves TO suppose that Congress viii aban-
don the work they have at so late a day be-
gun-and relapse5o suddenly into that system
bf gross Partially in its expenditures for i'm
provements, of which we havesuch just cause
20 complain.
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg, &c. intended for ship
viii hereafter be received by Messrs. ADAMS l. CO.
So Broadway, who the only authorized agents for
Express privileges by these ships
Office Of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany, No. 81 Broadway. -
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI.
CINE, BY DR.. E. d. ROBINSON.
~ Office Franklin, between 18th and 18th
streets. jy 1-ly
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II. J.. CARSON a. Co, NO. al AND
4S LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.--A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always en- hand, ana
for sale at lowest market prices je is-ly
ROPER q MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERS, Governor street, between Main and franklin.
fe 28-lv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

NyHERE ARE YOU GOING Around
w 70 DAVID CURRY'S, opposite Parser, Bayly
& Nimmo's, TO get me easy httiug BOOT, tor L
hear he has Just returned from the North, with new
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Caters, and nkewise
a new and well selected stock of French CALF
SKINS, which he keeps constantly hand TO make
to order.
call is requested before purchasing elsewhere as
worth trial DAVID CURRY,
The old established Boot Store,
Next door ba. one 70 Mr.. PGseslFs Exehsn2s
17-3rn OIccs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

REMOVAL The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place Of business, No. g. Fiji
teenth street. TO one of the Iron Front Buildings
No. 90 Pearl Tor 14th) street.
an 29-Iu GEORGE u SUMNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &c, for New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio North
Carolina, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. Will attend promptly all Legal and
Notariel business with which he may be entrusted
Office on Franklin Governor street.
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AT II. X. ELLYSON's PRINTING

AT ii. K. ELLYSON'S PRINTING
OFFICE, Telegraph Building, Main street, our
business men can have all kinds of Book and Job
Printing handsomely executed at the Lowest prices
and with the greatest dispatch The proprietor is
now at the North, adding all the newest STYLES of
Type to his present large stock and arranging To in
troduce all the latest improvements in Printing Ma
chinery into his establishment.
All orders promptly attended to during his absence
I3-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

TiPsY.-John Williams, Gagged for being
tpsy and noisy, was released ION promising TO keep
sober IN future.
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las been formed for the purpose of
wells between the Eueces and the
San Antonio Ledger suggests
e an infringement of the doctrine
the Federal Government to sink
'arious posts. 1t thinks the In.
tack the Artesian wen settle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

FROM BUENos AYREs.-The New York Courier
and Enquirer has aletter dated Montovideo, July
23d, which states that Urquiza, being deserted by
his feet and uenaced by Gen. Flores, WHO was ad-
vancing to:attack his rear, Urquiza, VINO had only
four or FIVE thousand with him, found himself
obliged to succunlb to the force Of circumstances,
and addressed note to the city government of Bue-
nos Ayres, saying that he had resolved to retire
from the State, and recommending that it should
consent peace with the rest of the confederation,
the question that divided them having been decided
by the Congress at Santa Fe The Government re-
piled that it would acknowledge the peace although
not informed of the action of the Congress- On the
l4th of July general amnesty was proclaimed
Urquiza went On board the U. s. Surveying Steamer
Water Witch and sailed for Entire Rios All the pub
lie officers under Urquiza who were left behind,
fastened to submit to the Buenos Ayrean Govern
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

w. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND COPYIST-Ofice, for the present, in the Law
EuiiG in will keep the accounts of those having no
regular Book Keeper, act as Assistant to BOOK
Keepers in their examination of the game, &c. VIII
also COPY all kind of Writing, &c. Sc I-imT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17
COMPARATIVE MoRTALiTY.-The following
Is a summary of the last weekly reported NOR
tally in various cities, with the proportion Of
daaths IN tba;r raspective populations
.espective populations
TIE FISHING GROUNDS sauADRos.-The Wash

ington Star says:
The New York Times Is evidently mistaken in
drawing the conclusion that the hshing grounds
squadron have been ordered to return.in the mid
die of the season, from the fact that the soop-of
war Decatur has gone into Portsmouth, and goes
from thence to Boston. On the contrary it is well
understood here that the whole of the home squad
ron including the frigate Columbia and sloop-of
war Albany, have been ordered to proceed north.
to cruise in and around the ATTITUDES of the fishing
grounds, until there shall be necessity for yes
sci of war there for the protection of the fishermen,
on account of the entire cessation of the seasons
operations
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0H there's not in this wide world .

- pleasure so sweet,
As to sit near the window and tilt up your feet
Pnil away at the Cuba,p whose flavor just suits,
And gaze at the world twxt the toes of your boots
y, A. HARRINGTON is receiving large lots Of tine
Havana and Principe Segars, 20 suit all trades AZ
wholesale and retail. Call at the cheap Segar and
iobaeeo Store, Main street. corner of 10th, Ggn of
the Scotch soldier. se u--lft 4
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the last Memphis, Tenn, Eagle and En-
' qairer, an exceedingly interesting article
upon the culture Of the grape in America
The grape culture is advocated on two
grounds. We merely name them to afford
our readers their own chances for inference.
First, then, it seems to be established that
we can produce wholesome wines in almost |
any quantity, and that millions of acres could
he probably employed in the cultivation of |
evine. Almost all mountain districts have
IT'S of the kind the value of which will |
ar when the population shall grow sui
" dense to bring these places into cul-
Second, it is evident that if we |
own wines, we shall not be obliged |
NY more. This state of things, it |
'ould save the United States Sc.
per annum. But the Editor
and Enquirer goes further,
hong wine drinking nations.
no drunkenness. We are
by many authorities -
of water drinking, we
America the abound
which maketh glad
add one remark
upon which we
decided opinion
especially at a
OF measures
&c, seems to
only wine
drinkers
while
OF ar
more
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LgDLAM L PLEASANTS, Agents:
NEW YORK Juue |. 1858. lie Is

EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
OF C. w. PURCELL K CO.-The Notes Of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at counter.
II All solvent Washington Small Notes. will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

North and South branches
IRE progressing rapidly. 1t
'nlpany to run the cars to
aIy. 1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17
APPLY THE MISTANG LJNIMEN


for RINGBONE, SPAWN, FISTULA, POLL EVIL,
FOUNDER, Saddle or Wind CALLS copiously, and
they will all be cured by it. Sc l4-eodSt
JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-Th
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street. has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, aud is prepared do this description of
PRINTING on reasonable terms elsewhere in
the city, well as every other kind OF PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
gB-Plan and Fancy CARDS for sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

no for several years held an
Philadelphia Mint, resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

DOACH g. MCGUIRE, MERCHANT
II TAILORs, No. 1872 Main street Richm91ne' VA
a,sflv thai they have received their Fall and Win
ter stock. consisting of CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs,
VESTMGS, FURNISHING GOODS and ready,
made CLOTHING, embracing all the newest and
most fashionable styles, which will be gold al the
very lowest prices Purchasers are invited 10 cal
They are also agents for the sale OF francis Ma
hen,s SYSTEM OF garrnent cutting Sc I-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, &c, for
% States : .
or SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 18th street, second door from Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

EOR SALE.-A fine Harness and Saddle
4 MARE, 90 years old, perfectly gentle and war
ranted sound. For sale by A. B0DEKER,
&c II No. ~, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

GILK GOODS.-We would call the atten-
~ ton of purchasers 10 stock of the following
STYLES of Goods:
Bonnet RIBBONS Green and brown BE-
Velvet aud Cap do. RAGE
sash and Neck DO English GRAPES
Plain Satin DO French do.
Tafeta do Illusion LACES
OTILLIN(;S Queens Net do.
LACE Wells MantiiIa dc.
ALSO,
Blaek eros DE RHINE Plain sATINS, all colors
Gro de, NAPLES. AK col Black BOMBAZINE
ors
Oar stock of RIBBONS is the largest in this
ket and viii be offered low they can be gGr-
| chased anywhere. ..
Sc I7-lm% AUG. ANDERSON 4 20.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
BE LILY Formerln at Jones't Hotel PHILADELPHIA.


LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
are hereby informed that have Just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES. which will be applied
upon The most reasonable terms The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel Ilth street and AZ
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets
Ia uORSnN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-17

ABEL q. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
f1aIl, Richmond, Va. Sc 16-ly
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DIED,

At the residence of Mrs Susan Burton, Miss DIZZY
BROOKE, of consumption, in the 18th year OF her
age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
oues-ed 70 attend her funeral tins SATURDAY. morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, from the First Baptist Church,
without further notice
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1 CARD-DR. MASSEY, Of Baltimore,

A CARD.-DR. MASSEY, OF Baltimore,
IA in accordance with his rRoFEssiosAL $1,000.
his RFcepTGoN sooMs AMERICAN HOTEL, from y
O'Clock, A. NJ 10 r. NJ. Persons anaole % eaii, ne
win call il desired. Those in.efessea sIe
to improve the tirae, each visit 20 h'euote must
be Of necessity limited 10 q few days. :,
rsSerhe honrs. from 10 o'clock, T. ~, deso.ed
v.ltb 10 feelings Of egotisul, he deeas it pro-
mar IN STATE for the information OF such a have not
beard OF hina that the annals Of medicine DO not
49,. ~ ,xenaerfal CURES than recorded OF
and aceorsd 10 Dr. lV. II. MASSEY. Of Baltimore,
NJ Nj SO iT-2s-
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iALL.-We learn from the Mo-
e 9th, that this distinguished
rom a seyere attack Of yellow
been recently i'll at the Pen
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!, Of Baltimore. died in
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MAYO g. BOTTS- AAITnRNFYs AVE-

Law, viii practice in the Courts of Richmond ard
the counties of Henrico and Hanover.
u Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall
Franklin street. BEVERLEY B. Bolts
sc l6-dim ABEL u. MAYO.
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nESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
IL RENT.--That three story brick HOUSE, sitpa-
ted near the corner Of Cary aud lss streeta ~ ae
lishtftl ueighborhood. The house contains ~ pea
ant rooms and kitchen with sooTs. With hydrants
ke The whole premises are In perfect order sie Dr.
h ~ sT55f --- JAS ii TAYLOR
V,HE BOAT ROSE, Capt G. w Gso-
i sER il now ready TO receive kttEluht ~
Ho,yardsgille and Tye River New Market ara WI
leave Monday evening OF Tuesday eseaAs AkRJ
TO the CAPTAIN. = -
DALMETTO BASKETS, aud other pas-e
4 kets, for sale BY g,,.uppMax
Nl6 AL4ssA*Ass
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SPECIAL. rorrrue

ST. JAMES's CHURCH viii Be cDen
for Divine Service on SUNDAY. the fsts, isstans -
II O'clock, 4: a. The Rector, the Rev NJ ctx-
mrs VIII oleiatf- ssI-ItF
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aKCoND BOARD.
Mines and Mining.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. a.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 21-8P.M.
Mining stocks were down to day. Lshgh Zine closed
at 2 after falss Of three hundred and Atty sbsre
time at s. Gold Hill sold At ~, buyer 49, but q. both
Bosrds Of Brokers it commanded this sum- seller and
buyer 60. Potomac sod r. Parks, Vein clsfo5 OF
= decline yesterdays prices. Cumberland Coal In
prt we'd X Gardner sold before, at *; ~ bid
for consos lots buyer CO. At the second Board Of
Brokers' four hundred shares Of American White Zinc sold
at A. from the report published ae other day. and the
pro- poets Of the works. promises to be active stock
For AcCulloch, ~ bid ct the mining soard lot
sold at the second Board Of Boxers buyer co. New
Jersey Zinc sold at 81. At the Mining Board ~
bid for Ulster AZ for North Carolina sX for vAssee
FOR Mineral 70 cents for Lndsay, X for Phenix Gold
The following from Boston paper Of Monday, gives
ket, and will be read with interest =
.Ss ay ss'n SS: sy Of and on for
s:s ..s. III ssas.
sa sA' ss.sHf :as s:as
other respects sccsurt fell rather below above
:ss:s.
small sale Of Isl. Royal made on Saturday AZ u.
IL: s s's Z ~
ss hs s assSs q n " a. IN ss
vein asi fur Of from the last ss sssnent sss
a g. Ripley y Il sss ha At
it, Ultimate sus tho
in differ develop their fret oyer
Tiers certain risk they prove
profitable attended by somewhat proportionsts iarses
The risk be taken, II taken
derstan dinghy.
Frsm all gather among those interested in "copper"
the principal mines that sufficiently developed
moment to render their final morally certain in
per time and with proper labor the North ersns
Copper Fss National, Iolteo Isle Royal and Norwich n
addition OF to the Pittsburs and NinneJota The
mines I'll have Of the
Of these successful compepies that have in hr
immediate vicinity and supposed to be marked BY the
sane geological characteristics next in favor nops
these the various ohoets from the Mil nesotate AZ
goma said to bsve the Totec vein Winthrop with the
Hnr vein Of the Copper Falls the Ripley, with the Isle
Roysl VEIN tbs Webster which is to the Ripley: the
Star and the Clark with extraordinary surface devslopo
ments, ana tbs Fulton which has produced considerable
copper with very Ii There also other
ooations held in other places ara in which Their .or our
Boeton readers much Interested Any of these
cheap stocks turn ouh we'll IS those andin4
higher prices but those who prefer certainly chance wild
DO willing to pay for Developer
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Coroners' Inqaosts.


STREET, ON SUNDAY LAST.
Coroner Gamble yesterday pacsa under examination
Dennis OGoin DER hugh O'Cof and John O'Coaner,
charfed with tie murder OF Mi;hs-l Conroy, Ia Four
tecnh street on last Sur day ming b. shooting him
with gun. The prisoners under the advice OF their
cou-sel oclinsd answering questions TO the
pstfsten Of the offence The particulars OF the affair
we're published on Monday. Tbs accused parties sre
go fosrteenh street, where they ali residod Hugh
OCcnper was twenty two years OF aga, and Depni-
OConner thirty nine yr.rs AL OF them natives OF
Ireland.
MELANCHOLY DRAM LITTLE GIRL An lutte -estiog
child named Rose DAILY whose parents reside at 30l East
Michael Cor roy bad been shot AID killed. expressed de
ire TO his body Permission given an she Went
70 the ouss where body lay which upon seeing she
became frightened and faint She then turned 70 60
home but reaching the stairs ker fintoess iucsasei
and the fell TO the bottom She conveyed homo az
quickly possible, whele she became dero1s aud ia
few hours fbe tai with commissions and disi a.
O'Clock yesterday morning. Coroner Hilton ned in
Quest ppon The body and the jury rendered verdict OF
Dsth ~ conyusons, from coSpres.on OF the brain. y
FATAL FAIL coroner Hilton yesterday held al inquest
~ the New York Hos pixl, upon the body of Thomas
Bea y seventies years OF age pavs Of Ireland whose
dss Nse caused by fracture Of the skull received on
TUESDAY of ne having fallen through the batohwsy OF
tns bookbinding establishment of Messrs Higgins Kel-
logg No IS John street The jury rendered verdict OF
Accidental DEATH TINS dec ased had been In tns 70
ploy OF the firm for about three his had BY his
good conduct, gained their oonfdens and esteem AZ
mark Of respect TO hs memory, the was
closed during yesterday.
scsDD DEATH Coroner wilhelm Yesterday held
en- Inquest At No 371 Tenth strest upon the body OF
Hveiea Bsaver coi seven years OF ags who on last
Money evening while at play accidentally upset pot
Of boiisng tea her perfon and was no severely
scaled that oesth ensved yesterday. verdict OF Az
cidental death y was rendered by the Jury.
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Canal aad spenard streets beyond the line Of The street.
Amrns.ive-Tts President, ksssrs Breyn T.la nasssss
OBrien, NAybse, Broaden Ring Wells Hunt Bouten, Nc
Gown, Stewart, Rogers, Crawford, and aeGonisyEls
Report-ln favor osning ayerus froN EShy Ska
to Ninety third street strikes the East river Con
CURED IN, by the following vote, via. -
a,ive-Tha Presdent Kessrs Brown, TAFT Asbbats
OBrien, hsybee, BreAden King, wells Hunt oeutsn, Nc
Gown, stewart, Rogers, Crawford, and NJ Conkey-lo;
report toproeure seiabs location Tor
Egiae Co NO ~. CencErred in BY the following xote-
Aflrmatvs-Ths Pressert hessrs Brown, Taih habbAtt
OBrien, NAY bee, Broaden, Ring wolls Huns ssuton'
NeGown, Stewart, Rogers Crawford, md soConkey-lo
Rspert-n avor OF permitting Vim. Msnas to ell in wstsr
lots in front Of his property Csneurrss in by shs following
vote
President, Mesrs Brown TAFT. A.bbatt,
oBrien Asybee, Broaden, Ring, Wells. Hunt, Bout5n,
MoGowp, Stewart, RoSers Crawford and Mcconkoy-
ResouonTo enter into proposals with persons having
streets to be taken in park between Fifth
Eighth avenues to doontisue contracts Concarred in
kesolution-ThAt kngine Company No be allow ten
additional men. Concurred in.
Resoution-Thst Engine Company Ne "a be allowed ten
additional men Coneurred In.
Accepting resigna ion sfswes Hurst as Commissioner Of
Deeds. Cencurrsd in,
R.sutOn-Ts advertise proposals for % 900 feet hose
Coucurred In.
Report-Ip Of remittng sgsinst Samuel Brown
and others. To Committee ON Finance.
The Board then adjourned Friday afternoon at o'clock
From the minutes. G. T. AcCLkNACHAN, Clerk.