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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
Re-plaiing.
piano-fcrtes.

TOTTAN and BOUDOIR PIANOS.-Great attrac-
IL Don. Al HALLEr DAVIS Co.'S ~Tsrcoa. !hsT os.y
3 s .Da .Is ' O srsPr a. pre-. %hss ds
conn et.n Quick 81. and small poas Urea, "''
ssOt' .1d secondhand Pianos NUS & BERRY Broadway.
IOIIAN PIANUFORIEs, al No l4I Broadway
~ .O"so. o. r.T he @ 30, sssass
Iaas Co. viii supply Of .ad sseoo4 a'0s P'A0'
''n''' "'''T' for IL Iisc OF TaoSps6S
CHEAT BARGAIN-A Piauo Forte cost $500
or %cos since, II s tie 50 sss. as one yss The owner
ocr 20 sys tSe ely ep be seen Tor Gays No.
BOSTON PIANOS-T. GILBERT * Co, the cello
ID b.,e Manufacturers PanOFOre. and owner; Of ne Eoss
e., s aosr. have made arrangements with HORACE WA
TERs 10 IS BrO~sy New York ths age ana sf,S.
ropsty OFT @ Co Psnos the SUBSCRIBE has been OBLIGED 70
ne the .e ard spacious above named connection With
Of the w,eIoom he h. oeeaped Tor e Be- ,o S - fana
CITY supply toe trade Thee Pianos have ne @e
ss % ocb 70 aythp hai has ever befre sesn pre-
,era 10 tie rub Every warranted give subtraction
NE FS5 Ts. 6 e. S re- S hS oe'.c re, DS
~ uThHs65E q 4 %STF sF So SIS B~sy cor Of Any
II b. HORIZON q Co, MELOPEAN.- This is
musical draby adspte9 for either ths paIlor or
shG IA sS h.. Gf 90 sS al Key board
For Of sots and y, 81 20 inssra
should al to tSs's hsaFAs HoIT Rt 5s'
A a. FISCHER, Cate NUNS & Fishery manufae-
% TOW ana Greenwiekst- OF Dsys.
P warranted bridge Paeai tube well
sssd for beepns f3noFoTtes uned repaired and
ehGn ses N. B-Also. Eoesa Psno-FoTtes for sale
EJFSSRS LIGHTE Il NEWTON, No. % Canal-st,
wi demand aud unnyaei popularity
OF PIANO FORTES have extended their business aud are no"
10 friends ard thoss wishing istrs
rsrt assortment plain and onaneuted eae OF mod
EN- 81 20 II octave Secondhand Pianos taenn exchange
Broadway Wsrerooms No. ~
NfELODkONS- Those wishing to procure superior
WI Ne odeon will fad much their advantage areadi prices
,rd itfu tuis call tie Musical Waerooms Of HORACE WA
MRS No broadway o. Auhony where me largest as
New and SECOND HAND PLANO FOkfES.-
Hsad sd bro P,nOs from 80 % s Por hrs
~" - sASgORn 4 BROTHEa
ORGANS CHURCH ORGANS.-WM ii. DAVIS,
~ 30 N.clougsls for sale stop Gothic
.s atop Do pedals secondhna Organ also, several $40
atop paIoI CrgsnL suitable tor churehesi pTee S|vo
DIANQFORTES.-R. GLENN q Go. have removed
her Piano Forte Manuiacoy and Wave Room om No ~ FuL
TO No. IS sprinsst two doors east OF bfoae~sy
gbIANUEOR1 ES-Ine nhtst assOrCinent OF Piano
F,4s TIE city ssy It he Wae ICONS Of p 3
CURTIS ~ Brosdxay co.ssin II George hs ceebrsted
Pat PiaO AID gs-y ot e~ foss Anc boston
yi-ros or .s,so 70 ist - CURTIS 70 ~ sro.tyts
DIANOS for SALE-A variety OF 81 and octave
Rosewood ParoFortes warranted % 1--WE sataactln IN
JANIS THOMPSON. removed . s55 Broadway w ..ai,
CPLENDlD COTTAGE PIANOS. of superior style
y tore the factory NJ ii1ni II . The
cfe Eek Zurich So rlud FYr sle b. BOUkRf
DNERNOfS Co. No ~ Broadway sole lrForrrrs fnd Agents
To be between and Ocock r NJ G; No. 10 LanEeasf
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11aints, Glass, Sc.

F"''''|' '''0' ~ "
ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY manufacturing these Paus oil sapefOr
a. atty all Of which waTrautd PURE
The every respect Zinc Lead Pants well
they (eua quantity nearly double surface
aid endure much longer evident thai tho u the
not in the Iona one-hsf ~ geat -
Ihoy sale ly the principal dealers ts and other cities a.
usnuf.etuTtIS Vrices, end by the CompaDys Agents,
MANNING & SQUIER- No - Dey-st, Ne"-fork-
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forses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-A SOrrel Mare, beautiful to the saddle,
for ladv or gentleman; harness SPIRITED ddver Also
,fon H.insss made order Can b. az REdSN
OAkLEl's Stable, Union-st, Handton-sv, Brooklyn
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Sales bp Anrtipu.
A IBTBT II NICoLAY, AUCTIoNEER- GRYAr
n CO. TINUA1ION SALE, withlai Sssorya o.
- sUO al

A LBEBT II. NlCOLAf, AUCTlONEER-GRRAT
n CONTINUATION SALE T,a.a s ss,orT~ o.
n s1sR 2..: i SS s5 5IsE sSss x.r
sRiGhTON ,Ed cAsrLErOS a. iss a &c esss tss.s. "a
ALERT NicoL.Y VIII .sII ., coo. ps.tis,ly "a vss.
rservs THURSDAY, june as doc q 'A' Al''-.- zs
'A"'' \ sl s. 'i SIsisssRLE .yILDISo LoT,g.
Sa s .fs s ss sSsS 40 r as s
ss s &c : ! 40. 5 On , s n Rod - - ga.
CT, Bsrss Pant ard h.,ios sns Wv q ss.I, ey al
WITH sn i've Tn teeth r;ss rss @s-1.
S.:S NJ I'd ~ x "a =.
Ps. q &c II I'D !, p NJ i.pSas Psl sd 10
oTnso.es tom J.s., Cay Aoss, fIss ~ ss 10 q. s
pey whh % rSs irom is'y CO g tss roH crossing ne r'S
This place has ns been lBo-n tbs mcs healthy snoa neg
ASsp. buy bod sd M here upon the a.,
rur. ts.n st.ss .ss he To-. ere Fee. .. n. A,
50 Per tie - q jay Ts.p pssS sSs,oias S.,..
c'Sss ~, M Nc s.s from 70 yr.r. per e.s,
Nh T. 5s. .s .S T .:n ss us. ''d
% L'Gs 3 w sSIs s;g .. .Ss Isn'' ''''' A''""
Az ngs.rs, ksonsass
oY BANGS BROTHER g. Cs-rraie sl-s Rooms,
- No ITsioHY EVENING. yssss ..7i Sssei
srASrsRp MseEl, ASESss Boss 40
rese and pceca works ana S''"oa "SA as sa's
H''A' as6SDAY d ssiss :sf 81: g. =
psSl@ con Es "a. many S SsE1S s y''A '' - '''
j. 4 VAN ASTwERP. Aust Oneer.
CRCCKERY, GLASS and CHlNA.-JNO. L. VAN
L ANTWERP 4 SON viii cell on thu HSDN, Jaae neS.
Irl At Nc le Pesr Of Pine oI ne es sat ass
49, ,,ch,srr, s. crates white granite Yea PseS Dhss Btks
ovs Dshes Toilet Ware Chamber London AID lh f-s AZ
s no crates Mulhery assorted above ~ crates Plated
Were sss rted Also IS paeka.es oa Of al dsscl oas -
al, The rsekse ony Aso Flo sered bss"Ns Oas>
ssnes ready On Wednesday, lsL Terms Il sale. .,
NJ Al tbe above Goods just landed and IA nae efa't
ElEGANT FUkNl1ukb, FINE OIL iAiNr'
r. INcs CARPETS, &C. At AUCTION C w: HOLMES WI
.,u 1HiS DAY Clhusday) June a. 10 o'clock atee f-nf
in brown stone house NO. ~ i)D nen
Ro,Susy consus eh Tapestry, Bnsss and lnArAn Se
B,rSss spd Neuean Stair Carpcts OH Con CGpesnS Feaea
Plate Mirrors splendid Carved Rose~ocd sait Sa bosf
,ee fcru pea elegant Carved Sas
n blue velvet Rosewood ard MshSsaoy MaItco2 Ssaet SO
Pier aa Fancy Tables Msretop Bureaus aud WasastandA S
Sts Be dsiesd las, Chairs Carved MshoSay spnsseat Ch ai
Mses and Bosters Qaartete Gard and Nok rbos Exsoa
Iirs slc Mabeop Sdsboar egaLt decorated China TIA si
TSfSTt,o So 10 t et rich Caiut VASES Lace aud Masa
nrt, Al SUI OIL PAINTINGS and EugAvings Cfokery ahd
cI,s sie basement and Kitchen Furniture &C. Ca.sses
Ln,s m The ornng sale Boadssy 10 tho door, and
9Th Az cars within one block
VNAkM AZ AUCTiON-Ihat beautiful Farm late Of
Leonard NJ Layton deceived situated The village Ro.ya
mules from Ncwlork, aud overlooking
H,sterd nhor ard Long Island sound and containing us
Al are with DIV cling House Barn. Tent1tHuse &c, val be sot
AZ by the Court SATURDAY, yass
IpS AZ o'clock p NJ Chsfloks Hotel at iosyn Aforesaid sails
rcsivcj cash For turtle, part er apI g. H. w EASE
MAN Attorney. Rosyn Mondays; a. No % Bsosd~ay
New-YoTk, on any other "eeh day.
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Gouses TO Get.

At SARATOGA SPRINGS To Let during the sum-
paer ,outha large House handsoaely tsosseed Arss
Vetshe and Flower Garden and good fesAf nd attached
fssms eioC per month Address NJ Lk"iS No James, Now
YoAk.
zCOTrAGE in SING-SING TO LET-Beaatifally To-
~ Gated or Lot q n q GEo1nd with bxr ssshe &c
crusdir. u The hncsoa River and sgana
ia county. Apply B. X. BRofHkRsoN Un,ea BANK NJ
HOUSES TO LET-Fiye three.siory BRICK ioases
each marble nsntte< N SookyA
80 ne Pc ssp or Dlvsossy Fsny ea Fhsysse
A. M thes VIII he LEI Separately O. sP.y
soJ PEcARE Ne lo Hesters, % . tVthhfa H. NO ~
1l,x. Niihsnsbarks
OFTfCKt % hET--Eroat bseement OF House No 50
" Mausyt suitable Sr sLswyero or fhyisA Apply 'n me
premises.
doom 10 LET-With steam poger.-OHe large
shy 10 ana lighted Also several smaller soaA wa
n one Of locaions u the city. Apply
ssRSIs 4 TlBkR corner Of 6rsensash ana ssseAsiA
DooMS to LEI with STEAM PowER.-Seyerai
X - |s.i,she rooms os 2sx 70 2oo over tie New:
t Haven Freight pePo. vel hsssee and A.y iansas
Io.s 80 and wetercSsets Apply % T.
eorsss Kim Frsnkas'sY IooEa No H. ~ stars
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r IN, a. THREE GENTLEMEN can Be accomu

6ouses Wauiro.
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED-l want to
parthsse Cor Immediate occupancy convenient House
With an acre Of Land village within 50 liles Of Newlork
,sisd on steanhoA The ocaon 30 healthy aud IN
sood neehbOrhcOd should prefer e rect the hoa ayes hes
Soncludrk bargain Addes with fun PaieaA NJ l. EVERETT
Bxdzeport, Conn
uOUSE-Wanted 70 purchase, modern House,
small sire 9Th and ~ and lih and Sihs All
- 81 =, svrrpe Pce s9oco elScs Par farnt1e and
sSpre. t.hen Al prices fo~esen int q Septenhes next A
~ lx lstfrr Ia r. CUNNINGHAM, Nc. 10 Spracesi.
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EITCH's PATENT METALLIC LIFE-PRESERY.
ERThs va.asble sHd Trustworthy Lse-Pes-TEsr possessing
otArI rAcE.sruei AID for
BY vi soc sE tie STATE NssYork and
and CAPTAINS q Al
ss,sd are resstsa 70 cal he A aaf ship
Rjshfs Tor s.e JOHN MASON, NJ. Is s-ssv
door % knekerbccker Bsuk-
NB-An infneensns he Patent vii Se lz1sdasy prose-
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DANCES and HEATERS-I am DOW prepared 10
ltsuppy thOss cooknE Range vita an
combines for bonx
thAn the Ee1s Heater foe 5ss.s of
say APPya A. ksPHEasoN Ne. Isl wsssss-
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Rral Gstaie for 6aIe.

a COUNTRY SEAT of the first class for SAIL
n within 70 nile. We .York which, for PICTURESQUE, I.
URAL sod GARDENEsQUE bessty unnysed BY any pa;s
'eI y - - HOMER MORGAh. No. Pinest. n. Y.
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= EYsERs FURNACES for WARNING al kin /.

IN q tuncre The best 70 eray Of kra, simplicity
trct;cn and souoy Particular 1senf51n ssted
Hci Water Furra. vth vii Be vtrrAnttt also Ia Fra
Range House Furrsg eles Jsp.Kned Ware WsfeEcoos
saytTy's Ersueied Hollow Ware. he kc-
JOHN II KEYSER, No. 80 Broadway. cor. Wslrs<
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EOR sALE-Fory very desirable Lots. elisiby sltl
II ths village Of Es,es'strf Il ~ 70 O. - .s -.
eii = I'D chap Terms q PlF e.sl s! - -. ~
sTryonor oypolss City HAL sr CEA NpA WILL s1 n
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FOX sAl4E-A FARM Of about % acres Of good
land good dwelling kOa@s .aA sp.caa, huSnsz stad
enc mite pertAs from Esbsthown R.oa dss .as hrs
s.ssa sc e. tsn p .sssy ,iasies aa wsa1
nnies cay 70 The cay BY q Newark ,nl BOD. b, EssSs
Port Coumctsncn ~ fIce oeo Hlf tie surcba nos-y
Ton Ne Tsyoaxsw Hxrssa Rzosi Ba,es.,. se..s d.
CSxy Hsl ~ ~
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and hs VIE, OF three sneie Ocnen1
can be obtained 80 West lhst three doors west 81 ona
Tie modern with and baths and he rooms may DC
with or without board. References exchanged
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u,lS0 Pne--t- Nos MstIopoltaH b... b A-aHs'
VILLAGE of WEST WHITE PLAINS-Largs
IrIRGINIA FARM-A valuable Farm in yirgini,,

eoufang 80 icTe Of fs; Gusy Of sud lying IN Pnaee WI
In CSrr,V n. nty-two % lies from AeIaBdnN snd tveavsht
ne, rom Wssht atom City loo Of said asd Is covered WA
Le.,y Der COMP White aid spanish Ot aud Whits ck
ofT On PIE comfortable ioGse and Barn sIs are
e1ce nj springs Wztef. and OF Fruit Trees IA
The tIact ma easily be diviasd Farm. sysg
sb i.iI proportion Of Gsbe AID TIMBER land Location heJ
- tie faputebe Win be sod bssaD Il spilled tor
~; 10 DFNOTT LAID AID Loan Oce, No 81 Cnan-
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CARPETS aud OIL CLOTIiS.-NN MCGRORIIs
~ Nhocse Store optn reis trade with - mid
k VI CsTPsA shch he viii dsp VI cheap r casa 10 ~
Buadusv
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81 I, rI KNlsnED PARLoRs and BED

RooMs-w without private table ina small aa,S
t<sdpg al hav Mdsonsq Inc nouie an she
mod rn inlnroNomenls. Roiefenoea eAchanged
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EoR SALE CHEAP, and on EASY TERMS

Il IL Lots @ Il 4th and 5 have.
fllth ll2tis;s- between 9TH and 5h-ays
Hnsss and Lots Nos lS6 lao H. l6 and las Hcnons
budrs sic n Upper Onbiie hour from Tie city
ly the HAih IA Rai.fotd trans II times day.
Z County Seats at NewiOWn Long Island
A Fsrm n Woodsllc, l. I n acres with store &c. .
Isn the Lila. of West Flashing Inqure Real Estits
oa;c, ~ BARKER ELLIOTT. No. IS Nassau-t.
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a GREAT BARGAlN-A Plauotorte cost S0JV
~ on since, will 10 sod for 80 Rosewood s.oeire IA
r,rctodrr nted BY the makers tor yeer Inc owner Is
scr 10 eave BE- seen for Gays a. NO. lou hammers
Of rom Till n ociock, AN.
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miscellaneous.

TAX CoNnISslosEss OFFICE, No 7 New Gu, dan
~-OTlCF IN TAX.PAlERS.-Th Assessment hoIls
n ~ de sveral waus City Of Ns~Yosi vii ee open e.,
s,.np.iios sDd review tom FkipA tne so an,s,ns,.
- recns he .ssssnen, o sfe
the asders gnd a. theE once oSs~0' ~
sorS. oS , A M and P May 10 1874
~ j i " b6EEILkkaArEs }r.. Commissioners.
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EUR SALE or to LEr-A two story House Barns
sud Buildings aud from Of Land situated OF
the side Of HemIsad HuhoE al Ole Wood where there
lew poek u completed and the .mlost Coou viii run 400
IN q en- WOOD TO New. Ciy daily. On said premises Is hn
Excursions and PIC NCs For further pat cnas py %
A BLEECkER, No. 7 BoAd-st
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H paynfnt pea Of purchase ths BALANCES i
coTI, 10 down and balance on OF e'ore htrcs
n 5 occupy healthy AID beautiful l,csioh
1s 10 fun view EGst RIVER and in the mmese vicinity Of
Of OF the sy and rrpec;sb eizenso
Noiob, County Also fine fishing within garter o. ME
Tie horrssu Railroad built thru n
v , e New Rochelle Second Railroad has bees
lady chartered exp ced will pass through thu properly
Several building lots selling rapidly Distance Of
s popey the City Fla miles Tte perfect FOR MAPS
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Mr. Leeds novel to lay said motion on the
table, which prevailed by the following vote
Yeas-Messrs Bailey Hermann, Leeds. Me-
Cormaek, Place. Shaw, Stets0h, summers. Sykes
and Watkins-10.
yNays-Messrs Dolhonde, Eusis and Nix
0n-S
Mr. Bailey moved to reject toe said resolu
tons, and the motion wascarried by the follow
ing vote
Feas-Messrs Bailey, Hermann, g1eec
Mccormack, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, cs,.s-
u1ers, Sykes and Watkins-11.
.N0ys-Messrs Dolhonde and Eustis-2
And on motion the Board adjourned to Tues
day next, the 18th inst, at o'clock P ".
WALTER RI PETERS, Secretary.
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Mr.. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following report and resoln-
tons, which were read and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
The Finance Committee have had under con
sideration the following petitions, ETC., and re
specially offer the annexed report, to-wlt:
The petition OF Wandeln Doll, asking to be
exempt from the payment of $500 for paving in
front of his properly in the Fourth District, in
consideration of his having made a donation to
the city of a portion OF his property for the
widening of the street. report that the donation
was gratuitous on the part of petitioner, and nc
doubt was made, knowing that the residue Of his
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III @s-CANAL STREET. Il

bHg-CANAL SlhEEl. -RzS M
Eif NEW ORLEANS MANTiLIA FACTORY. AIh-H
Velvet, Cioih euna C1ABs and sH ElbE aierd MAN
TAS Of thnnsress style and i1est inning M LADIES' aud
sisssPe ast ~ eztomsat ths Ss~OHeAns AAntia Tao
No. 10 Esnul street
owning .
CITY, q his large and sprda s9ck Of CLoAkS
and opened ale at bis Mantis Rooms,
they purhns other p@ee and they
fba di a At la tue prce OF any
other in tue city.
n on splendid ls-s Of Cloaks and Manlas,
L4s 80 sFte de FANCY I i0ots RADt,
IN Dresses, =uch sls and Fancy straw BON
RIBBONS large sok " FAlBROtDERIES 10 BE- cold
the acurers prices, Lace and Muslin
SACKS and AANTItLA5, CAPES CHAi-ETIE- SLEEVES ard
COLLARS; tu1isred Linen HANukERC HE'S The s4nl
without style BLO1l1R IftiMMlisHf
other Tr LADIES' Dresses th csHnoi be bad At any oes
. -.
Welding Drsstes BABE LONG lL0AkS sad ROBES FhlNSES
rhrzt a dncrsui aaadss; SILK VEL
VET q &c y making Aantltss.
Ladies wishing paTlcalT style Of Cloak or hanuls,
eat ~ hy giving 10 islr order
LADIES' NABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. neyl3 sm
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Almandinger, at six hundred dollars per acre
that price being, in their opinion, entirely be
yond the value Of the work. The committee Of
fer resolution to resell the contract.
N. Z. BAILEY,
n. r. SYKES,
S. W. PHnBRIcK,
j Il D0LHoNDE
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of A. Rasehe, fer the use of La
fayette Square for an exhibition Of fire works
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred,
on the 10th ult, a portion of the letter of the
Street Commissioner against the nuisance ON
Common street, caused by the City, Vcranda
and st. Charles Hotels draining their filthy
water and other fCetid matter in the street gut
ters; and also the petition Of sundry citizens
and property holders against the same, nave
duly investigated the matter, and beg 10 report
that the ordinance of the City Council Of March
18th, 1917, fully covers the case, as well as
subsequent ordinances passed by the Councils Of
the late Municipalities They therefore recon-
mend that the Street Commissioner fully enforce
said ordinance and ordinances by causing par
ties TO be cited violating them before the proper
courts, as the penalties are full and efficient
The committee ask to be discharged from fur
ther consideration of the subject.
IL. c. STETsoN,
| L. Witt,
s. W. PHuBRICK
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Anew FRENCH GOODS.-5frs. WAYXoJTH,
~ - X - q
No. II ClEres +Hsrns thp iads that shs
rs oueued most elcs ar szcs snk E1.CT FANCt DRY
ttObs AND OF alpoauoHs soiciIs ier
'uaticl by alt.
~ merchants and others invited, .he 4AGs-
they viii be Aed IN t1e most sassAoy mann-r
prMAfAfFdffi-
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Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the
warrant of the Comptroller. to Chalmeth Fire
Co. No. %, one hundred and sixty dollars
tSl60) for eight months rent Of Engine House
10 l 81 March 1879
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MESSAGES FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
A message was received from the Board of AL
deimen announcing the concurrence of that
body in the following resolutions, amendments
and substitute, viz:
Aresoution tNo $3.50 for the payment Of
sunlTy claims.
4 resolution to purchase the property on the
southwest corner Of Lafayette and St. Charles
streets, and the property belonging to the War
dens Of the Church Of st. Louis, and now oeeu-
pied by courts in the Secon, District
A resolution accepting T, Gardere rs sub
stitute Of g. Barker, contractor for PLANK
road in First street, Fourth District
A resolution to sell contract for the supply
and delivery Of 10000 yards square block paving
stone in the Third District
A resolution for the purchase of a new engine
for Red Rover Fire Company No. 1G
A resolution for the payment of one hundred
and sixty dollars to Franklin Fire Company
No ] for house rent,
A resolution for the purchase of Il lot O
ground for Volunteer Fire Company No l.
4 resolution fer the purchase Of lot O
ground for Chalmette fre Company No. -
\ resolution relative to the surrender b,
Liberty Hose Company of their property to tn
city.
\ resolution granting A. Brother permission
to use diving bell, etc, in the Second District
A resolution appropriatin@ additional hose +
Fire Companies to Nos. 3, A, Z, 8, Is, II and 81
\ resolution imposing fine of twenty-fy
dollars on Engine Companies falling to turn gu
at fires
A resolution to amend the fifth article Of OF
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Mr. Bailey, on behalf of the same committee,
presented the following, to lay over;
Section l. BE it ordained, That from and
after the passage of this ordinance, it shall not
be lawful for any person or persons to permit
any horse, mule, OK, COW or other larger horned
animal, or sheep, goat calf or other animal, to
run ut large in any Of the streets Of the city at
any time, within the following limits, to wit :;
Between the river and Carondelet street, in the
Fourth District Galvez street in the First and
Second Districts, and Claiborne to Champs Ely
sec street, theuce along the line of the Mexi,
can Gulf Railroad to Independence street, and
thence to the river, in the Third District; and
it is hereby made the duty of the Street Com,
missioner and his deputies, and the day and
night Police, and they are hereby directed "a
arrest and eonfne in the Pounds of the city, IN
| the District where taken up, all animals which
may be found running at large.
See, =. The Street Commissioner shall cause
to be kept at each of the City Pounds correct
record of the admissions and date of arrest, AZ
well as au accurate description of all animals
taken up, so that they may be identified bJ
their brands, signs, marks or other peculiar
ties
Sec 8 he it further ordained, That each anc
every animal taken to the public Pounds, shal
be charged MS follows, viz; Horses, mules, oxen
cows or other large horned animals, one doial
each every sheep, goat, calf or other animal
fifty cents, and the owner or owners of the ami
mails shall pay for the expense of keepn
and feeding the same, for each twenty
four hours during which they may re
main in said Pounds; for each animal of the frs
class forty cents, and for each animal OF tn
second class fifteen cen,s And should the ami
| NAL or animals so impounded Ne not claimed b.
their rightful owners, or should rhs title to sue