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Specie in federal treasury September 30.

The increase al 81 LOUIS doubtless sho snlts
the Illinois land sales for the quarter Those
stood reach $500 900 in districts where until the
donations 10 the Illinois Central railroad the
not realized dollar for years Those safes of lands OF
themselves the basis future increase of revenues
The cotton crop oil the has sold well; and the
extent OF the exports, compared with previous years
has been follows.
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ny TELEGRAPH.


Up to one o'clock last night The following embraces
all that received from The Maryland election
BALrmsKE. Nov. 2-i2, D. MIN The third eongFes-
sional district the second. third and sixth wards give
Vausant tdem) 1881; Preston linde peDdeni) I6l5-
Pfeons gain s67 Ia the fourth district give
Welsh, Ond- whigD for Congress gain OF $751; Ii is
rumored that he gains 800 Ia the eghteeni
ward Lyon democratic candidate for govenor) has
far ITO majority. II generally believed that the Maine
law ticket Is elected.
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m,srAarr or salrnnsp:-rar .rs.ns. ..l..

Nav YoRk. Nov The ship Forest King. which arrived
morning from Liverpool has had thirty eigh, death, on
the passage
The Bfii.h mail steamship Asia il TO leave th, pom TO-
forea,on Al o'clock, owing the tide ins,e
Of at IL, n heretofore.
Tas will take nearly million or dollars which
viii be about the last heavy specie shipment this season
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xEw GOODS, NEW GpoD>.-wM m sTAuponn
merchant tailor, scr side ~ Penn.yivana avnu. unaer
Hotel hiss 1n returned from the Nurfh ns
well selected stock Of French English road~ eIot
css-ner., ard vestngs q the latest importation
will no@f hnatie r,anner
a. short notice and - ,e os 80 b for cash.
tus He would nrpuu
thanks 20 has fsnd n,d fpr
htfsiefs bestowed upon and
Increase ~ the Al
aud despatch.
Furnishing sopds
Sep N-as-Tnhssnf
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Is speaks Of q recent event IN The

The Boston Post thus speaks Of recent event, The
~Gnea Mountain S,ae:"
The democracy OF Vermont have done themselves high
the making OF their governor They had repre-
sentsves in their Legislature who were too homes, TO be
bribedoo stern be inundated They adhered ,hei
principles ballot upon ballot No bargain made.
offices bestowed. treason iucurred The die
xracsal course OF Massachusetts ioowed in Yer
and the democracy Of the country congratulate
their without mnisering the pess
of free soi,isn" w#M s..# .#ss.H
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Nsw Yonr Nov 2--Fiour is firm to-day ,r,,b al,
Of 10000 bills, rs rs Sc 81 for State and Sc si &C 81
for Gene.ee Southern il better With safes of Coz bis
VI Ia 81 ~ Wheat scve sales Of 50 900
Al 1854 ccnt- Tor l63 for Gsnese white 59
ceos Tor southern white. and Is, Cor southern red
cornsai-s OF ~ 100 bahels cents Tor mixed nd 70
for yellow. @
Nxw ORts.ys. Nov 4 Sales Of $500 bbs -four
changed rates Sale. during lest three days Of soD
bsss Rio g ne. q, ia Genus,
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LR school of Cumberland Universally, at Lebanon
Tenn

FACULTY Hon. Abraham csruther, late one Of The circuit
Judge. of Tennessee
Green, Of the supr-m. court
of Tennessee
Hon Bronaeld Ridley otbe STATE
Judges Green dew their
he school,
81 -. Daily examinations elias. on he
No regular ~ lectures alton. the
daily lessons N the progress 81 N. examinations.
Weekly courts 81 common
given nv Inc p,ofe
and rroecue them through processes Know. IN rtna
Practice The framed
deeds villa cco'd-, and all Of 10 be- read evil
dence IN The trials Some Of appeal
supreme moot eour, witch IL held monthly
public ~ the cod n The
d@ Jurors, circuit judges,
pscties connected with suits.
srsfo~The First session the third Monday Sep
ember and ends Third Ibusaay February The second
ence. the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday IN July.
Eenses PER se.sonnihon fee ESQ in advance; connrrnt
Zee 81 boarding about SO STUDENTS Furnish their own books
which be- hsd In fsbanun bpoksforer.
No STUDY required
There regular snts al
time dnring collegiate
There r. meet legislature connected with school
NYrher 81 students inrt collegiate year eiehfv sir
ROBERT 4. CARUInERs,
Feb f1-eniy PreEden Board Trustees.
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DARN STOCK. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
farming uepsiIs, so, sale aucton.on Thur-dsy
o'siock, vi
of ~. W A. Manning known hasts Ill., upper
Branch briSgr (kno~n Benninss hndE.,) all his
Household and kitchen furniture
Carriages, horses, csuic, wagons, sleigh,
fiourbs hruows and farming utensils generally.
description deemed they
such found wecondacrcd OF
the ncishhoficos.
The csuae style with shifting front
four calculated
was hat BY McDermou during the and has
very buio used IND Of The pattern.
We sii he snd offered
through The Nsonsi Iniegencer private for
o. which see that wcsky 10 the s September
The land VIII he shown wishing by calling
o bf NJ
ssnee 10 one OF the Servants prior sale.
Terms Of sale Al $50, cash that
un credit Of tive and three months, FOR satisfactorily
n"fsed bearing Interest from
and for the real win he day
sale.
GREEN SCOTT,
NOV s-eoSds Aucnoneers
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Bosros Nov 2-The reesoilers last night their
ing Faneu Hall. had free discussion OF The
letter Of the Hon Caleb Gushing in regard TO the coali
They attacked IL with great fury aud denounced It's
author ia measured terms.
There have been removals yet in The Boston
house, but the ncumbents fully understand that II they
hereafter in OF the coalition they will be decap
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EXECUTION OF THE KrLIrs.-The Louisville Courier
says: The Two brothers, Moses and Robert Kelly, are
10 he executed at Hawesville next Friday between the
hours OF II a. m, and p m. We understand that the
prisoners are IN penenal mood and have made full
confessions, which are to be published in pamphlet
form
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RosroS, Nor IA building . M,rimack street own
ed by Earl Johnson and occn pied by Meoimsc e. Par
sons and hers Destroyed by fire last night Loss
$4,000 A fireman. named Litds. over, and
both legs broken
The steam pauing mills OF the Merrinac River Com
pany together with large amount OF lumber. burnt
last night Loss, SIS 900
Deputy Sheriff Bsb5m CON niueJ yesierday, Ia
Worcester c0nniy. Of being sccom Pice OF burgafs
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THIS is an immense for what was the ODD fac al
year only have the revenues been large bu
the western land sales influenced by promising prices for
prodnce and the action Of railroads. have increased
than one and half millions. The customs of The Septs
Der quarter $40OOoO0 the quarter
and the amount in The federal treasury has as
follows;
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This severe contraction has been accompanied with
greater in the market Socks have been conpars
lively and loan. call better The rapid cor
tsent Of loans and dsposes denote. the large
that have been made twas the case s usual when
the market first showed symptoms OF tightening, hat the
demand fof discount much greater than the actual
wants required An deslron. Of large cash balances.
and dcposites accumulated against the payments These
payments have maiared and the apostles applied
them show these large reductions Toe specie
TO rrtnt but The California svss OF the last week
are yet to be accounted for by tbs mint
The markets have been steady snd price, firm Tho
ISOLATED brokers' report sales for the week
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Nrw YoRK, Nov The great tro;,ng and pacing race
for purse Of $1,000 between the celebrated Prince
and PAGER Hsto-dislspce ten miles-ssms of over the
Cenireville course, Long l.lsnd, yesterday.
very large number Of peis,ns present. Boih
horses started handsomey. and kept up admirable speed
aud until the sixth mle when Hsfo broke dow and
withdrawn Prince. Of course, took the sakes very
large amount OF money was bet on borh sides,
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NEW MILLINERY OPENING.-Mrs. ANN H. CLARK
IN takes calling
and the ladies' generally the
Miss E. T.. Nc Donald Clark
and styles seauufu chasts and Mrs. c.
ned
and
The opening will embrace all approved and New
York styles.
PARIS MILLINERY.
Miss L. MCDONALD successor Ann Clark will
Saturday, November large
OF French hats Of
ionsble and materials seveis waeed spotted
satns, (al coo d'fques
others misses and chidren's variety
style nbsnds HAIR
various articles
Repairing done in the usual An attended a,
the shortest notice the well fashionable
three doors Of the oce Bridge Georgetown
Mrs Clark expects TO be present at the opening
Nov 3-d3uf -re
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L1ursyLf, Nov. LA Ere occurred hero this rnorninz
Main between Third and Foudb which burned
the House telegraph ocs, Bss ob factory
isrd's grocery Ths laace completely de
sroysd. The two former establishments were greatly
damaged. L1s unknown .... .s.Ea. ...f
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IHr Surviving rsvorurrosspy rsssrosrsss-We
understand that there Surviving about fourteen
hundred revolutionary pensioners all Of whom reg
ulary drawing their pay from the treasury OF the United
States. 81
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sHAWI4S,

WE have following shawls which we know il.
w The best stock in the District:
rs Waterloo long shawls
30 Bay mills long shaws
81 Waterlelt long sbawis
$50 al-wool square shAw!s .
IS white and colored erspe shawls a.#4..
IS cashmere shawis
~ long and brocha shawls
81 various STYLES % MOI shawls
To the whole Of which particular attention Of
chasers.
VERIFY, TEBBs, YERBY
Oct6-1uf Corner Penn str
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The annexed address is published at HE request OF
highly intelligent gentleman Of Mississippi who desires
tha our readers in that State should have opportunity
Of seeing The views il sells forth OF course, !, is
local matter, we express no opinion about H.
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IMMENSE cAseo-The British ship Ailsa cleared at
Philadelphia Saturday for Liverpool with the follow
ing cargo: $4,000 bushels wheat; 700 bols corn meal
and 1000 bbls -four The whole equal 10 81 900 bbls
dour being the largest cargo. exclusively Of breadstu
ever shipped from that port
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PARIS MILLINERY.

MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney AT Law. VIII here
III after practise in the several holden
building.
Nov 3-d3nI
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NFw OrLrAS, Oct 2s.-Tbc steamer Falcon, with Cali.
fofns date. Of the let nit. tsn,icpafed.) has arrived
The board OF health Of Mobile have decs red the .pds
ended.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 1.-The southerD mail tonight bring,
papers from New Ohesns They contain details OF Next
can news received via Vera Cruz. up TO the 2ist ult
The battle between the Yucasn revoluonisis and the
Mexican troops continued eight days The remnant Of The
re volutionis,s had fed 10 the mountains.
The cholera still prevailing badly in Ojaca.
The Dario officially announces that money had been
London to inset the dividend payable under the
convention OF 1850.
Two hundred and sxtythree robbers, muderers, pick
pockets Gc sent from Mexico TO Vera Cruz under
strong escort
The Spanish ambassador was still al Vera Cruz The
particulars Of his difficulty with the Mexican government
had not transpired.
Horrible Of Indian depredaiions the frontier
States continued to reach the capital
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DC, as.,

A CARD.-Mnjor FIELD, Of WIZARDS Hotel,
informs his friends and the public he leased
well hotel Capitol HI,
being thoroughly
modern will
OF about 9hh Of November. Due
will he Riven.
2e-dn
COR RENTbz dwelling house, situated at cor
2ist and Pcnnylvana containing
heep rooms, with stahnf house. kc To good
the remit will be made reasonable. d
JAMES q. MCGUIRE.
Oct 26-eoJ6t Aueiioneer and Merchant
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o. voticeThc Rev stuart Robinson, Of fillmore preach
quarter past O'Clock
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SERIOUS DISASTERS ON BAkEs--GREAT
PKcP.RTY.
BUFFALO. November There have been serious gales
on the lakes which have Involved the wreck OF Number
OF vessels Annexed particulars as far received
Tue large aud bf.g PnIlo Scovie bound her
trip isom Milwaukee went 70 pieces Thursday in Lake
Huron, gale. Her cargo comp rised thou
sand Bushels of wheat and some -four.
The vessel insured for 900 in the sun and Me
eantile offices, New York.
The got ashore the msinmsst; the vessel is a
complete wIeek.
The propeller New England previously reported ashore
on the Canada side, has arrived safe st Detroit
The Souiherner has gone pieces near A.hta-
bula. Her cargo consisted OF fifteen hundred barrels Of
-four and twelve hundred hogs TIE -four is dam
aged, and portion OF the hogs drowned. The
sn- the vessel broken up se sixteen
thousand dollars nine housan of which Is In the Aston
aud six thousand in the Atlas. New York
The steamer owned by Mr.. Curry whose loss
amounts to $1,000
The steamer Minnesota, ashore in Detroit river, will
prove entire los.
The schooner q. II. Walker also wrecked ON Friday
Mt Madison, Ohio The and passengers were saved
after much suffering The cargo composed OF lumber
and a total loss
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PROM THE rLAlss.-IsDlAs TREATIES.


Sr LOUIS Nov la party Of citizens arrived here last
night from the Plains, who with Major Fi,zpat
rcr rent 10 distribute annaes TO the Indians. Major
Fitzpatrick succeeded in making treaties with the Cuman-
ches and Kiowas, sipuatng give the two tribes for
limited period, $4,000 per In return, the tribes
grant the United States right of way their land
for rail other roads, free passage, unmolesed oil ali emf
grants and liberty establish military forts the Mis-
souri, NC.
The Indians also further s.ipuiate surrender mmed-
aiey all American Mexican prisoners, and maintain
strict peace towards American citizens, The Major also
obtains from the Sioux Cheyennes Aapahoes and Rec
arcs. amendments treaty made by Colonel Mitchell,
at Fort Laramie. The Indians throughout manifested a
friendly disposition The Pawnee,, whilst bunting the
prairies, had been troublesome cmgrants
The report OF the death OF James Bridges coniradciej
The health Of those stationed Fors Laramie and Kear-
ney was good
parry of Pawnees the Salt Lake mail Little
Blue river and after psrley with the dri,e ed
guards they compelled them give up their blankets and
then permitted them TO proceed.
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THE iNhABi1AN1s Ok ST. JOHNS ISLAND PEfI~
TIohIEG FOR TIN aITURN OF THE AMERICAN
FIsUERMLEs
BosroS July 90, 1853
Tha schooner J.. Meheaze, from the Bay Of st. Law
renee tbs first of tine acke ell fleet has arrived at Glou
cester. EsI captain reports that fsh p'ent
aud tbe vessels not ng much He also reports
quite humber Of armed vessels OF tie British govern
nsrt feet. oncsr from Of the colonial We ,sels
toatoed him eDd very gentsmany in his benaYior
lie STATED that vessels having than two guns or
ushess On board lney 80 be seized. Iis under.
sttod that Aneri,sr fhcg vessels not alosei
"a into Bay al Ghaeur- Cuu tlrges we're stationed
long mori ot the principal shores snd general
4es .s'arli.b.d He also stated that ~hen 4 vessel 1,
zed for Il bug within the limits f thu creg dis pute
She tirtsuos 4 ts TO be messute1
tsplein .ck yates that most II not all tho peopls
- J,hnr litna. Cape Breton, sud the Cat OF Gao
Nho formerly eettioned for cte,a els drive eff
TIE e. eitcso4 nFe noe signirg petitions havt the
rfst'ictina removed as formerly the fishing
yt"'ls sete te means og sorHing theta ,sidsrAbs
hos ness. BtNe n0w their fisheries a,e destroyed,
end trey ~, Roon b. Ia starving dition aud be
obliged to coll upen tho COVE for pecun ary aid.
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FATAL RAILROAD Acc DENT-Join hoark the w'p0
jur ped from Of the trains OF the Hudson River R
rosa At Hastings, weeks since consequences 81
having got upon the trau died yesterdsy Az the
Nts York Hospital He insensible chen brought 10
tbe hospital and continued 10 that state while ho.hved.
Coroner Hilton held inquest upon the bOty aud thA
Jury rendered verdict Of death from coucusssA Of the
trsin caused by jumping of railroad wksn 10 me-
lion. The deceased native OF Ireland and twenty.
tvs years Of age.
FArAL ACCIDENT m AN IRON FOUNDRY -Oa Tus sdav A..
serpoop man pamed James Christie who vna enpisveA
10 the foundry Of Mr. George Brkbeck wSs eurs~ei Nth
otters 10 proppirg large oer whom Il sNcpsd al
ell upor bm frscturrg both of hs lsgs n vas csn-
wyed the New York Hospital WHARF he died ysstsr.
day. Coroner Hilton held an inquest On the body aaA
verdict Of accidental death ropdSreA by ths jury.
Tbs ascss.sA was nAtivs Of ssatlAa& nd twsntysss
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From Washington,

THE STEAMER PKlNCEToN-coLUMTIA COLLEGE, ETC.
WASHINGTON July 20, 1853
The Star says that intelligence has been received from
Comm odore Shubr,k tcat the boilers II the Princeton
be repaired 70 to enable her TO proceed to the
Asbrg grounds next week
The President snd seyes usmbers OF the cabinet at
tended the Columbia College commencement to dy.
The trial II tapsaiu Sch. un,oefg Tor moot NJ. Full
Ter copt1ues Mnster s3ule in court portion Of
the day.
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From BslstOn.

SAILING OF THE AMERICA-HARvARD COMMENCE
MENT -
BosroN, July 20, 1859.
Tbs royal mai. steamship Ausrics, Capt Lang sailed
at neon to day. witt % passet gers for Liverpool and 10
lsr HAtsax ehs took out $500 o37 In gold neots and
-, SO IN American esld ooin.
Coumsaososot ct Harvars Oslegs ID taking paAos ~
eaeeeA.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The British funds continued depre.sed by poaitcal
anAra Consois for Account closed at g8 98k Silver
has advanced The last arrivals fotcoed 5s for bars
and As IL sd. for new dollars
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Bell, Son Co. report out tte business during thu
week, prices plarently rather easier.
LlyERrooL J.y 0 -CoTToN advices from Americs
per Canada and Afeto although Of hardening esdency
failed roducs elect the market which IL stin
hep. ch. ok by toe uosatfco'y condi Of Ia tera
sO irs and tlthoueo good ioqory tas bsen sx ,ert
ercd hoeers how their stocks freely go that no fe
char ge in prices BE- quoted II anything the oeaA
useful qualities above nidding 10 American, are slishuy
dssrpr nut lower qualities difficult to move Daring
the pest for tpieht barceaipg tendency has osen
continuous aud some houses have rated their quo.
tntious eeph t. eighth to meet this imper
ceptibe i'm chiefly fas MOBILES aod Up snds
Ftidny's sales @ 600 bales the market closing
steady Sales Of the week 55 730 bsles including 6s0
circulation, and IL $50 for export Tas authorized
Mobiles es{d. miodirg cd fair Upands 6Md., mddng
CO ibferi"f Ad 4 3D., "rdnsry SID bHd. Stock la
port sbS q eae including 6s3 600 AmeIiosn asaiost
total Of e67 eco bates (ot whica 5i2 600 were Amsr-
osn) last year 1T this time
LIVERPOOL Jolly o.. Brsadstuifs duriog the carly part
Of the week extremely exated but favorable
accounts of the weather In France checked speouh
ing declined Id. 20 I'd -four Cd to od. from the
sx'rege poot Of prices two days since. Whit
ana ntxed u I'D TO T. I'd. Western CAnJ -four,
2Gs Co. to 2Te; Baltimore PhadelphA and Ohio 27A 10
us 6d sonr f2s 24s Indian better uest,
al an odvasoemeat of Cd Is white yellow and Iufxsd
rsrge from 3is a 32s. DeunistouD II 90 and o<herA,
quote White AT 32s q 32s I'd mixed and yellow, 3ls
IavERrooL PROVISION MARKET Rather more inquiry
for beef ard few retail salss making Stock k0w. and
dealers buyieg for their ~aats, srne msss 0exs. .
Ic6s ordinary, Sot eos Pork-mors inquiry than fbr
three e,ek~ past being tskcn for export HDhsrs
Arm and prices steady. Prime Eastern 0Oa 66A
Western, 72s Cd 7ks. Bacon In fair demand ct pse-
vous quotstd viz 49, AS shou'ders--Soms 49,
at 32s. 34s Cheese arrives freely and dods reaAy
sale. Ordinary dull The range l0s. Ola a., dn1y
paid IArd-Considershie arrivals Holders I'm. 6o1el
at 63s. cd 6AS fer hro. LnseeA cake n epoeu1aGy(
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The inc By Tax COMMISSIONER our Of this total
is s25275 Ool o. FLAGG, Comptroller.
OF The foregoing, we understand that the
naount r,tuIted oy assessors was s4ol 474 896 20
To'al..................... s426 74o se7 AZ
Amount returned BY commission srs s4ls ss2 es2 e4
mo,sase ps coans.ioae,s .......... 20 2IS .oi o.
net increase by missiorsr .... $l2 1853 23e 81
The Committee on Annual Taxes report, in refer-
ence to the Comptroiler's Assessment, that large
portion of this increase, to wit the sum Of s742-
l5 9l-the Board required by the tax law to levy
to make up the deficiency in taxation in the year
1852.
If this sum- thus brought forward from last year.
as stated by the late Comptroller in his report to the
Common Council in December, had been included
in the assessment Of 1852 the rate would have been
for last year equal to sll7 u each 800 Of the
valuation; ana if this same sum of $742, ,l57 81
could be deoucted from the levy of 1853 the rate
would be not more than $l05 SO for the present
year; whereas with this addition, it will be equal to
Sl.23 4.l0.
The assessment and report were adopted.
Alderman WARD moved that the clerk note the
precise time at which the tax report was confirmed.
The clerk DID 70. II was then eighteen minutes be-
fore six o'clock.
ADDITIoNAL CLERKS FOR THE SUPERIOR COURT.
The report of the Committee on County Offices, in
favor Of appointing three additional clerks to attend
the Superior Court, WAS adopted.
ATTENDANTS OF THE sUpRENE COURT.
The report OF the Committee on County Offices, in
favor of increasing the pay Of the attendants upon
the Supreme Court from 450s to 800 q year in
consequence Of the rise in the price Of provisions
house rent and all other articles necessary for the
proper maintenance of their families, was adopted.
The Board then adjourned to the first Monday in
August,