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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
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TIE n st srsnsss he Road sd Prospecs -,
the oFan that BESIDES rsyias semi sneusi c4h dtr 1ss
cfaf rf viii tc accuUutlf ifor RE sutreai
earse Liabilities honfs Issued hy ths Inns hey eensl
which reference the reserved fund ami ~ hguTe sAve
b &c Do the Yoiiey q the tcp1raay.
She position occupicd BY the (cinuaftL Hamltcn eci nr
Railway 81 he most commanding Tor lusut Ia he "a,
county L 90 miss in lneth rnns thrcusa tie Yo9es I,
fertile Vey Ct The Gree, Mani woese water power usa.A
tufng rurross abundant The great feature Of the Read
ea ussel and ;rsfe whh e.nno BE- materially n,sstr "a
4 the Necessary tclss furalhed Iha alersse nsnAf1
p.sssrg now cauicd daily over 100 meFe ihaa ihfee
Nsh q q Dston ard a. bamtup, With wacs auas
row coarse OF construction, wiz $50 connect with IA aeair
Hamilton Csrsle and Dayton glance the msp Ril Acs n
the irer trade ard travel from Ne Wet North and Sor.
will cclre this Read while The lime 10 vi b sesss
occUpy vogabs pcsfien i1r fair share Of eastern hrsn
Sealed Proposals fer 20 C The BCnis viii - ce \
Ofcs q tie Company ia Circnnitl Snd hY JOSEPH va
NUN 20 Director IN tho Road No - liberty e. Nesyx
vhee further formation b hal o. him. 80 CAALn
J. S1EDNAN Esl until The day Of Nov ensuing No ~ .
b entertained unless it shall exec "a % Per cent
PAYMENT the Bonds b. fnsds IN instacn % oUetAa
c,sh TIE remainder 50 and 81 dys the whole -
a one time. best suits che purchaser
Cinc.nani Oct 10 1883 ; : LHOMNEDtfJ, Fresi4e.k
EDGEWORTH COMPANY "A special mectssd
H the Stockholders Of ths Easoworh COMPANY will Be hsas
their oace No lraver bif1g staesi hosion, hts,
osock A n. 90 THURSDAY .h Oc., inst % act asol
'scfs Of having csueut afi no sposs 9th roe ~
the uiston Of The meeting Of h stock holders he 70 w
come before then. Per order Of sho Dree,er, -. .
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wErEhy RrSosT Drafr. the oy ~ biooa.;s ,i az ,
~seE eHeins oeioseF a 1853 Males y fed'4e% ~ ~~
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c,.<y,v.-rvF Ts-lE Of s-l>, Csyruzf. az t
.ffs- E0stso3 ~ o. q Se- Ft ~ - ne ,ae -
~ is 80 E4fsrfst. at p iB NA-a q Fs--~ ~ N-F
taf a oo8 Peat e. ~ l7tfey Slhr A. % -
Ave~rzs ATersee Aserseo A'ers.7
E.vss o. ) AXIS Ercnnf ut of an19 II - -
o., 80 So D.sru Specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
To Mariners.

DANGEROUS REEFS IN TIE INDIAN OCEAN
TIE Fera ef that q the JayAcae Coual
ccutairs The following notice % mariners
NoTleE The eomn1n fer correcting the indan 81 charts
hesiv info thoe whom sha ag dlnr
reef have teen discovered Which tho particulars e 'ows
Van H. sf-ti,ned The west coast OF 81
atra ruder command Sewage bal anchored tle
9th Ct NAV ATHENS mud sOsnd the 70 tou
Pu,o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.w
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

NoTICE-NEw-YoRK and NEW HAVEN Ru

~ ROAD RONDS-by iormer resolution 81 the Board Il
the holders OF the Bouds m The Company falling due
December have the privilege Of hsuius bonis
In 1866 st rar provided the hosrs hereof send them
the Company tNo Hanover for registry b. ~ Il N
vtmbcr next This may be done BY letter addressed 20 Ne rs
sus the name and numbers q he bond. ineast W %
change. WIN bEhhNl, Irrsfara
Ths exchange of Bonds shove authorised D. nsfs
msdaiey the accommodation Of the holders apPszs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

Those twelve Banks affixed Incorporated Banks
tho Others BANKING Associations formed under tho genera
law Of the Siste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD COSiPANY-

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Illinois Central Rsne
Company viii be held their oace In the Cy q Cecap
SATURDAY The ssth day OF o. ohef 1883 AZ 70 o'clock he,
books Vii b. closed fom the "a 90 The th inst eis aas
en-iHn By o-dor ol the klacut-e lommee y p bLNoL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
u NICKERBOCKER BANK.--NoI

H given that pursuant the Articles Of Association ns Re-
luton Of tho Board Esci Directors VII 30 bid u
Baking House, the 26h inst, between the bols o. nd
o,cloek j. Nj October II lass j. QUINN, CsAr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

Thee BONDS az sscd defsy Ne q spcsoi -
Cincinnati % Hamilton, watch Row uEaer oozsrsct al
a construction aud co. addi clurnerc aal csr
Ths extraordinary 1crcase q tus.re ard Ae sx's.s :,
rte ic fcsis uakcs sccosd trek r saery "A at,h =
viii amply -,psy the Stockholders ios tae espcrisrs
The h0id Ia operait.r BE 10 cf lS 80 -
tire o sser Ger Trains sni enc Freight we-s va
trs'r, D rev ,snd snpeei,rt'o ran ttly, etss vs. -
Pssser. 81 Trains snd three Freight lrrias - ~
ltra r the earnings a. ne kcia IN sccoraaae. - -,
tle hs osuol o. hscrfe7s ~ ts Soil hsys Ken i
Stockholders IN cssh diydcris three CT whck har, -
tesiGrs rlyng per etrt interest cSh durag
;hc Ecel. This policy dienE nom ihft pufsS by - - 80
isEvts o.her cde or scecnF shns the s,si -.
q fuftheE issge CT Beads -
1he ctrrrs lsaIly al locaN n the frs ro ysss cssr,
sfth rit STOW TIE necessity e. scoaa rack sag c * -
Increase business and he prospect that they M -
the lie ratio They ooNs read % miles eorS
lcsr tudng sept. O. %
Year tnilrg sept y, yin
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COMJfERCIAL MATTERS.

Vt q R'EHDELL, Hc,ish on .er.
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, 1853-07-16
Cascade Road Meeting.

AT a meeting of the citizens of Olympia
and its vicinity, on Saturday, July 9Th 1853,
to hear the report Of tho committee which
had been appointed at previous meeting
TO confer with Capt. McClelIen, in reference
to the opening a road across the Cascade
Mountains, B. F, Yantes was called to the
chair, and U. E. Hicks appointed Secretary.
The Chairman informed the meeting that
Capt. MoClellen had not arrived and conse-
quen1y the committe had no report to make,
and suggested that the Citizens proceed al
once 10 open said road.
The meeting was addressed by several gen.
tlemen, all in favor of the speedy compile
ton of the Road.
On motion, it was
Resolred.-That we, the citizens of Wash
ington TorriOry, proceed at once 10 open a
wagon road across the Cascade Mountains in
time for the present immigration.
On motion of Dr. Johnson, the original
commilte, consisting of Messrs. Close, Hurd,
Alexander and Sylvester, were continued as
a committe of arrangements, to attend to the
circulation of subscription papers and the
collecting and forwarding of provisions, i'm
plements, &c, &c, for the benefit of those
engaged in the labor
On motion, FIVE more names were added
to'said commtte, whereupon the house ap-
pointed the following gentlemen; Mossrs.
E. J. Allen, B. f, Yantes, Whitfield Kirt-
ley, VIM. Packwood, and B. F. Shaw.
Several suggestions were offered, all tend
ing to put the road through, and the meeting
manifested lively interest iD the cause.
On motion, the Editor of the Columbian
was requested to publish the proceedings.
On motion, adjourned sine die
B. +. YANTES, Pres
CREAr [. lI,cKJ Secretary.
, 1853-07-16


We shall caleayJr to Gad room next
week fer very int resting communication
On this subject, from friend who is known
10 le.l deeply concerned therein. The sub
jet Of education ami the public schools,
upon which our prosperity 50 much depends,
viii hereafter enlist our attention more than
it has heretofore done. It would please US
exceedingly to see the number Of schools in
the Territory multiplied, and the benefits Of
education extended to every child within
its range. We regret to say too, that wei
have many adults in our midst, who might
not suffer very scriOus'lo loss by participating
in so great pIiyilcg2, which, through a
singular misapprehension, is too commonly
supposed 10 be a mere pastime for children,
or a prescription to keep them out Of mis-
chief. We know Of but three schools north
of the Cowliz Landing. If there are any
more we would like to be informed. The
three we have in view are as follows: One
at this place taught by Mr.. +. A. BRAD
FORD, another at the house of Mr.. WN.
PAcEwooD, taught by Miss WnurE, and the
third near the house of Mr.. S. D. RUDDELL.
The latter is taught by Mr., D. L. PHlLLiPs,
and its progress has been such as to attract
personal visits from some Of our most intel
ligcnt citizens. We happen to know that
we have several other nelghborhoods where
there are pupils enough 10 warrant the en-
gagement of teachers, and we hope that
upon this matter there will be no sort of
backwardness. So far as the compensation
is concerned, of course no sensible man
wishing 10 teach could expect to make q
fortune thereby, but he might earn a few
hundred dollars year for instructing in the
plain English studies, and have time enough
left TO himself for much other employment.
We desire to see our friends take hold Of
this matter with spirit. If the taxes collect
ed for such purposes prove insufficient, make
good the deficiency by private contribution.
Come, toe the mark The printer will al
ways give his share TO such an object. If
the people will inform us what kind of bids
they can make for teachers, for what length
of time 10 teach, and what the qualifications
of the individual must be, we will give pub
licity to the same through the Columbian,
GRATIS.
, 1853-07-16

no OLYMPIA AND STEILAcooM are both
progressing rapidly. We are delighted to
see SO laudablc an ambition prevailing in
the two places, and hope it may be to the
advantage of both for each 10 prosper in its
its own peculiar way. Hand-in-hand let
Olympia and Steilacoom salute the smiling
future, with a mutual relish for its fruits,
and let the only ambition between the two
be as 10 which shall prove most deserving
the good opinions of the other, 'nd of the
world at large. The one successful in this
respect will be a city of victory to which
the other will contribute.
, 1853-07-16

Mr., EDlroR.-B-lieving that you would
take some notice Of every thing which tends
to the advancement Of our growing Terrific
ry, | will state, that at this time there is
good school being Taught on Chambers
prairie. The school'is quite large, and the
scholars advancing rapidly. The teacher,
Mr.. d. L, Phillips, has, during the first
quarter, acquitted himself 10 the satisfaction
Of all lie has been engaged to teach an
other quarter, and we have every reason to
hope that this will prove as satisfactory as
was the first. The citizens exhibit lively
interest in the Cause, much to their praise
1t is to be hoped other portions of the
country will take example, and, before long,
we shall hear the merry laugh and witness
the joyous gloe Of the children of every
neighborhood around a school house.
"QRi non proieit, dcfIeit."
TTTEDnD
, 1853-07-16
Editors Table.

"Our Llle" is in luck this week. A
delicious sugar cured ham Of true-Lloolod
Berkshire, a box Of a ,arlines, and a
Irum Of most precious, nectar-like Smyrna
Ggs having been received in good order
and well conditioned from the vastly pop
ular house Of PARKER, Golfer & Co. We
tender our thanks for so substantial, appro-
pirate and sweet recollection Of the printer,
whose judgment is always an indispensable
prerequisite in such cases. PARGER, COL
TER & %. will thIive hsLe and her.lLler.
, 1853-07-16

THE CoMUMBIAN.-A subscriber in Polk
county, Oregon, who is unquestonably a
gentleman of good judgment and fine taste,
writes us as follows:
" When my subscription runs out, please
inform me and will renew it, as am well
pleased with your paper"
This, We are happy to learn, is the pre-
vailing sentiment, and We tender our friends
everywhere our thanks for their favorable
opinions and active efforts 10 increase our
circulation. Walk up, walk up! Terms
easy. Only five dollars year, in advance ;
and a few more left"
, 1853-07-16

WoMAN's INTUiTIoN.-The perception
of woman is quick as lightning: her pen
etration is intuition, almost instinct. By a
glance she will draw a deep and just con-
clusion. Ask her how she found It, and she
cannot answer the question. A philosopher
deduces inferences, and his inferences shall
be right he gets 10 the head of the stair
case, if l may so say, by slow degrees,
mounting step by step. She arrives at the
top of the staircase as well as he but
whether she few there, is more than she
knows herself--Sherlock.
, 1853-07-16

SHEEP.-Whilst We direct public atten-
ton 10 the advertisement of DR.. w. F..
ToLMrE, offering large number of sheep
for sale, we feel it our duty to say, that if
possible they should be kept in the country
for home consumption. We hope our
farmers and stock raisers will have their
eyes open and their "slugs " ready to en-
ter into successful competition with the
spectators of California. Our own relish
for good mutton is at least equal to tina! of
the majority of men.
, 1853-07-16
New Store!

iWE, the undersigned, having taken "A.
w the store Of Al. Moses, are desi- ~
rous Of establishing ourselves permanently -
in Olympia. We conide in the patronage oi 2.
public, and will endeavor 10 favor our customs,
as much as we are capable. As we receive ~
Goods from San Francisco at as low prices ., 'nl
firm here, we will dispose Of them accoldinsy.
Our stock at present consists Of well sel'ei''
assortment Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Ofoesn"'
Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Carpenters Tools.
WATERMAN & GOLDSMAN'
0lvmpia July iS, 1858, #
, 1853-07-16

GREAT GLITTER RAcE.-The recent won
derful passage of the clipper ships Sovereign
of the Seas, the Comet, and the Flying Dutch
man, have created much remark in nautical
cilcles The spirit of rivalry runs high,
and has at last brought about BET, and if
The terms are closed, one of the most mag
mifcent races the world ever saw will take
place. The owners or friends of the Sover-
eign of the Seas made an offer, in a New
York paper, to back he. against any ship
afoat, and the challenge has been accepted
by Mr.. w. II. Webb, well known ship
builder of New York He offers TO bet
$4,000 on the Young America, built by
himself, and whose powers are yet untested,
the trial 10 be made from New York to
San Francisco, both vessels loaded, and TO
sail together or within thirty days of each
other. Whether the bet will be concluded,
remains 10 be seen.
, 1853-07-16
TUEBOR.

UNCLE TONS CABlN.-Speaking of the
effect upon society, from reading "Uncle
Toms Cabin" the. " y Herald says an
English paper recounts a curious circum-
stance which occurred in that country from
this cause:
"a lady, whose nervous temperament
was 50 highly excited by the perusal of that
now fashionable production, gave birth 10
Two young babies Of fine physical coniorma-
tion, but whose skin was of the color pre-
vailing in the dominions of the King of
Congo. Investigations established the pleas
ing fact that there had not been a coored
person seen in that quarter of the country
for three years previously. And so the
phenomenon was properly referred to the
action of natural sympathy"
, 1853-07-16

CoAL.-The quality and quantity of coal
in this Territory, seems TO be a popular
topic with the business men of San Fran
cisco. Sooner or later we must realize its
value, of which the actual owners, those re-
siding on the lands in conformity with the
law, are perfectly aware. On this theme
we shall say more anon.
, 1853-07-16

LABoR.-We are informed that such is
the scarcity of laboring men in this region,
that one hundred hands can obtain infncdi-
ate employment and fair wages. Now,
where are the men ? We hope they will
be forthcoming from Oregon, California, or
wherever else they may happen to be, to
supply the demand here.
, 1853-07-16

THE CALoRIc ENGNE.-The Caloric en-
gine which Capt. Ericssion has completed
for the office of the New York Evening
Post, is 10 be forwarded to France, in order
to save a forfeiture of the patent the law
of that country requiring that working
model OF machinery patented shall be in op-
Grafton within given time. The limit not
allowing sufficient time to build another en-
gine, renders the forwarding of this one i'm
peratve. The proprietors Of the Post con-
sent to this Arrangement, hoping to be sup
piled with another engine of the same kind
in the course OF few weeks.
, 1853-07-16

UNITED STATES STANDARD WEIGHTS AND
MEAsUREs.-Col. S. p. Moses informs US
that the U. S. Standards, belonging to the
Custom house Of this District, are at the
service of the public, for comparing there
with, and testing the accuracy of the weights
and measures now in use among merchants
and others. This is a matter in which
buyers and sellers are alike interested Let
us have true and exact "measure for meas,
ure," and then there can be no complain
ing.
, 1853-07-16

For THE EAST INDIES. - The bark
MARY Adams" Capt. Harding, has cleared
from this port for Singapore, with large
cargo Of ship spars. This is the second
vessel from the Sound to that part of the
world. The first, our readers will recollect,
was the bark " Louisiana" Capt. Drew, for
Hong Kong with cargo also of ship spars.
This trade between the Sound and the ORR
entails must eventually become Of immense
Importance. We wonder why they do not
bring the produce of the east to sell and ex-
change here. Tea, rice, sugar, coffee, ci-
gars, paper, furniture, &C., &C., are always
needed. A few China pigs and Shanghae
fowls would not go amss among our farm
crs for the improvement of their stock.
, 1853-07-16
TIN SHOP!

X GALLAGHER would respectfully inform
VI. the citizens Of Washington Territory he
he has just arrived in Olympia with. a large si'a
of STOVES Of the most approved palieInas-
Also, large assortment Of Tin ware. Heisa..
prepared to manufacture all articles conneci1
with the COPPsL lin and Sheet Iron TTada
N. B,--T am prepared to sell al as low Ilis'
any other establishment on the Pacific coast lna
being the pioneer establishment IN the Tenlio1i
would respectfully solicit your patronage.
Olympia, July l6, 1859. 45tf
, 1853-07-16

GoLD IN WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.-
We learn that gold has recently been dis
covered near Port Townsend. Prospecting
parties brought in specimens just before our
informant left.
, 1853-07-16

ne The weather during the past week
has been particularly favorablet 10 the ripen-
ing of grain. The first two days were
showery, and the others warm, clear and
pleasant. Berries Of all kinds are abundant
and delicious. The summer season can no
where else be so delightful as it is here in
our own loved land of Washington.
, 1853-07-16

peA. The mail carrier between this place
and the Cowlilz Landing, Master JAMES
YANrls, for speed, regularity and careful
ness, is entitled to the gratitude of our whole
community.
, 1853-07-16
For Sale.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, living seven Mir
i east of Olympia, offers for sale his Bugy
aud Harness-bolh new. Also a good Bngu
ANDREW J. CHAMBERs (
July l6, 1853. 2w45
, 1853-07-16

RG- Brig &c W. Kendall" Capt. D.
J. Cove, arrived at this place on Sunday
last 20 days from San Francisco, with mer-
chandiso to Parker, Golfer & Co., Bettman
& Brand and lhe Kendall Co.
, 1853-07-16

MORE GoLD.-A new gold region is said
to have been discovered near Malaccl, in
India, which promises a considerable increase
of the precious metal, as if Australia and
California were not enough to support the
wants Of The world
, 1853-07-16

THE Collins LINE.-It is a curious fact,
that each and every one of the steamships
of the Collins Line, have made the passage
from Liverpool to New York in less than
ten days-the shortest trip having been
made by the Baltic, in 1851, which was o
days, l3 hours and 40 minutes, from dock
10 dock, and not TO Sandy Hook. No Brit
ish bottom has ever made the passage from
dock TO dock inside Of ten days. Boston
Journal.
, 1853-07-16
Notice.

The connection Of J, J. Bccbc with the Colum-
bian ceased on the 18th inst, As heretofore. oil
debts due the Office must ho paid to the UNDER
signel. y. j. MeELkOl.
, 1853-07-16

Tin SHoP.-It will be seen that Mr.. G.
GALLAGHER's newsand extensive establish
ment is now in full blast. We invite public
attention TO his advertisement.
, 1853-07-16

Is IT so THE Hon. Edward Everett
declares what ardent spirits have done in ten
years in the United States. /. 1t bas cost
the nation a direct expense of six hundred
millions of dollars. 3 1t has cost the ma
ton an indirect expense of six hundred
millions of dollars. 3. 1t has destroyed
three hundred thousand lives. a. Il has
sent one hundred thousand children TO the
poor house. 5. 1t has consigned at least
one hundred and fifty thousand persons to
the jails and peniIentiaries. g. 1t has made
at least one thousand maniacs. 7. 1t has
instigated tothe commission of one thousand
five hundred murders. s. 1t has caused
two thousand persons TO commit suicide
9. It has made two hundred thousand wild
ows, and one million of orphan children.
, 1853-07-16

A ACHALLENGE TO TUE SPTRIT RAPPERs.-
Professor Anderson, of San Francisco, the
great magician, challenges the whole spirit
rapping fraternity" its votares, victims and
teachers, in the sum Of five or ten thousand
dollars, that they cannot produce a single
knock on his table which he cannot account
for by natural causes and natural laws.
, 1853-07-16

THE PREss.-Guided by morality and
conducted in charity, one of the best safe
guards Of our institutions, aud the brightest
ornament of mans inventive genous.
, 1853-07-16

psa- There is Gne opening in Olympia
fr sable and harm IS maker and a ,ho,
maker Who Willie She luckymcn
, 1853-07-16

10 We intend rcpuJlishing the law Or
ganizing our Territory as soon as We can
procure a certified copy, correct in all par
ticulars, which We hope will be in a very
short time.
, 1853-07-16
E SHEEP!D

HNHERE will be offered for sale by private bar
i gain at Fort Nisqually, Puget Sound, y.
T., on or about the 2Oth August, isJ3--the no.
favorable season of the year for driving live s'd
from Puget Sound 10 the Willamette valley
Five Hundred Wethers, Two HUNDRED Ewes ane
One hundred Lambs Of the Leicester, Soushdo.p
Cheviot and Merino breeds Also a few cho|1i
fine wooled Rams Of tho Merino stock.
w. F. ToLME
July l6,-Sw
, 1853-07-16

Coop BoYs.-Messrs. WEED & HuRD,
of the " Olympia Bakary and Beef Market, p
subscribed one hundred dollars TO the Cas-
cadc Road fund. Why don't our merchants,
one aud all, sec it and go hundred 'Jctter.'
0J- Great attraction at the New Store ,
Of Waterman & Goldman. Read their ad
v.rlis m-ul IN another column.
, 1853-07-16

e Manners make a man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31

Barr Tweed, the Precedent Aldermen DrisIsy. FraAeih
Saith csrnsll Dehsrty, and Peck-W
Nsgatve-Aldtrmon fisusDn, and DsnnAnEa
Resolution That the issionsr Of hpars and Sup
plies be directed to for the
use the oesr and representatives OF the Fire Depart
Report nmi.tee on Fire pay
ing bill for repairs house Of Hose Company No. Is Con-
cured In on 3 dtysion, Wis
Amrn ativs-Aldernen Moore Haley, Oakley, Barr
Tweed Brisley rraneis smi th. Cornell Dohertv peck-
auve-Aldsrnan Ssurevans. the Presideus Alderman
RssOlutioa-That Henry A Kerr be appointed Commits
soner OF Deeds. Non concurred in
RssolutonThAt the Commissioner of Repairs and Sup
plies be- and he hereby directed repair the II
I street. between Sixth and Seventh Te
Comnttes tf Repairs and Supplies
kesoluton-ThAt Thomas g. Henry be appointed Com
missioner OF Deeds. Concurred in.
Resolution-That tho saAry-of Nicholas Slidsil Ser
the Board Of Assistants Increased to
500 per snnun: Conourred Ia on division, viz
Barr, Tweed the President Aldermen Brssy Francis.
Smith, Bard, Cornell, Doherty, Peck-h.
Negatve-Alderman DeRmau-l
Alderman BARR moved to take from Commi A.
the report of COMMITTEES Asscoments Of the
Board Assistants In favor Of relieving Mclaughlin from
assessment referred December r. whi,h was
ekrried.
The same was then considered and adopted consurrins
with the Board Of Assistants, aB follows
Barr Tweed, the President Aldermen Brisley, Franoi
smith, Eard, Cornell, Doherty-3
NeEatve-Alderms an DenmAn-l.
On notion the Board then ADJOURNED until 10 the
D. T. VALENTINE. Clerk.