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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-29
ALL HAIL; SELLING OUT,
But not nj Cost
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth


TIVE beautiful md lhvore stenmboate tr$h
Capt VIM. q. Smith, ESQ long aud favorubly known TO
the travelling community the Potomac aud James
Rivera ia now running the line via Port Wn-
ihn nnd il furnished with l. Il u IL q II
Lilo Prescrvera, Force Pumps, ind all tho appliances
required by Act of Congress the enioty "i nss
ongers.
The Cars running IN ncxion with tho Augusta from
Richmond euve the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
every Monday. Wednrsdnyund Friday o'clock NJ.
Persons ing in Richmond. by the Packet Boats
hnye but n few steps walk To thu Cars.
The Oars runnil from Petersburg Ia City Point In
connection with the Augusta lenve Petersburg same
days above, MIA A NJ, from The Depot of the Apo
Inatox Il II Co, thus giving passengers nm opportunity
10 go from Lynchburg other by the Packet Bonts or
Danvic Railroad Richmond, or by why OF the youth
Side Railroad To Petersburg and from there next MORN
ing To Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will lenyo Norfolk the alter
raedals, viz; Tuesdpya, Thursdays and Saturdays, NJ
ID a. NJ.
The Augusta will stop nj Old Point, both going mud
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
Fure between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. ~ 90
Fur. between Richmond. Ooko's, Rims Mill and
Grove Wharf, ...----...--...-.-- 80
Children three years und twelve
anrs of age, heli price
Mea sench ..-..-.-- .--+---...----.-.-. III Do
Servants, through ..-.-.--......---.-.----. so
Servants my point ii 20 river. -.-...---. 90
Meals .-...--..-. .........-.... 90 25
Jun 26.dScts THOS. DODAMEADSnpk
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pia'nt! The Verdict has gone forth! AHadmit
that champions Iinctnre" has no Superior !
Severe Case of Rheumatism

nCcTfEYlLLt, AlbomnIe Co., Va,
Ma 'ch 18th, 1853,
Messrs. Mortimer & Moebrdy = Genfemen--IIaying
been afflicted with Rheumatism for some time in its
worst forms, and not being able 10 obtain relief from
other medic pes, induced to try champions Veg
oable Tncure," few bottles of which, am happy to
say have made perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the Tincture I was
scarcely able walk. am now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pain.
Ynura trIv
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4s6aSss q New Schedule. Ia s ss.s
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

PASSENGERS for the Sweet, Red-Sweet,and White
l. Sulphur Springs leave Lynchburg duly (Snndhys
exeepted) via Va. Tenn railroad at M, copne ct
ing with our Conc es at BONSAOk'S DEPOT, AID to
Sweet and Red Springs same senng; leave next morn
Ing after leguur breakfast, and reach White Sulphur
Springs by II, n. Returning leave White Sulphur
Strings g. p, M, reach Red, and Sweet Springs by z,
p m leave Red and SWEET Springs next morning ut d.,
a m, and arrive in Lynchbure same day by7, D. m.
Fare from Lynchburg to Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs, 50 50 from Lynchburg White Sulphur "a so
Extra Coaches furnished at all times at Bonsnck $
Depot , travel parties may desire
Jun 22-ts w. Z. PARISH e. co.
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EXCITEMENT
$4,000 to 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.

COMPRISING splendid and well assorted stock
" which the subscriber from this dny will offer
These goods reh fashionable, and truly worthy the
attention of ever, buyer oho is now, may be in
of goods fof present or future
They are offered because Il as fashionable sell at
COST ard it may be long time before another velua
BILE stock will be offered the purchasing public in
the same why. | advise all my friends and customers
0 and get all they will wont for immediate or
prospective consumption.
| need attempt list of all the articles. 1t is
known that my stock il always the largest an beat
assorted in the upper country 1t is quite complete
JOHN q. MEEM.
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PROGRESSIVE.

PROGRESSIVE.
TUNHE subscribers wishing be regarded lag.
l. CARDS or old Foges in their business and for the pur
pose Of keeping pace with the present progressive rate
of The tadc would inform their friends and the pub
lie generally TINT from this time tn y will offer their
stock at greatly reduced prices, and many articles ut
much less than Cost FOE Cash Intending net in
good faith they pledge themselves to sell their goods as
low as any other house who proposes to sell at cost
or under.
All they ask call, to show purchasers that they
in ear nesst and mean to do what they say.
GIne 15.ts) SrIGLER, MuELDERRY & co.
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q. w. A. RklNE. agent,
G.. W. KYLE,

Families Occupyiug rooms Tor month, IbeTnI dc.
ductions will be made, let consequences be whnt they
NAV
Servants and children under 10 years ofago half price
X. &K
STAGES.
On the 18th day ofJune We will commence running
to ynchburg line of snges leaving Lynohburg every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. return ON Monday,
ednesday and Friday.
apr 3-wts X. u X.
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CApon BnrDos,

Hampshire county. Ya March ist, 1854.
Mr. Il. r. Cooper Dear Sir; Agreeable To your no.
quest and my desire benefit the afflicted here.
by certify tho Rreot relief have received from The use
of Hamptoa's Fcgctdbie Tneture
was taken with aviolent pDpi,ation. rather nut-
tefing aud trembling of the enrt, which continued
crnl days II seemed fmy henrt had almost forgotten
It's Office The family became alarmed aud procured a
bottle of this valuable Medicine and befoie had taken
near one bottle of this 7inefue Of Hamptoas
tircly relieved.
This is the third Instance Of relief in my family from
tho nso oil this valuable Medicine. Two three years
ago was laid up with liberation Of my ankle from effect
Of what is generally called ik leg had lost nil taste
and appetite. aud the aoee WI ch some ocr inches
up and down, and half way around my ankle rejected
every effort to heal il until procured Hampton's Veg
cnble Tinctureone bottle of which restored my health
healed my ankle, aud am freor from swelling than for
the last hirfygears.
again of my daughters was very low from severe
dysentery, aud when she began sit up her feet com
menoed swelling which increased every lne, and began
TO be very pninul-she used n bottle of Hatnpton's
1inetnre; the pains were nssuagcd ne swelling sub
Al led and her health feinrnedwe kept her legs ban
dngcd with strips OF wooden until her strength returned
have been thus particular, hat others lor similar
circumstances might be induced to nva themselves of
this remedy. Yours with respect.
ELIZABETH EDWARDS
do hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards and cnn safely recommend the
bovo stntement To be
u. 2 CoorER, Postmaster,
Cnpon Bridge Hampshire county, Va.
fV'Delicato Ladies' and Children will please give |: n
trial.
Space ND not permit 10 hundreds Of others, MS
Geo W. Goodrich Capt Thos Canot Robert Gaut
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Perynil g. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v. Esk-
ridge. u. B. Navy. and thousands OF others cured Of
Dyspepsia, scrofula, Cough Liver Complaint. Broncbi-
tie, st. Vus Dance, &c We refer own citizens
Gail on them
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant The Perdict has gone forth! Al admit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior!
SooTTsvILLn. Albemarlc 90. Va,
March 28th, 1853. (
Mes9s Mortimer & Mombray ;-Gentemen--I have
been orted for tho last eight years with hheum ntism
Dyspepsn and Liver Complaint suffering all the while
with Paina IN the shoulders hip, back and side, shift
Ing from side the other, Paptation of the heart
losR of appetite cod night excessive costye
ness and great debility and weakness. | tried many
remedies which done me no good but rather grew
worse. Last fall | advised try "Hamptons
Vegetable Tincture md happy say has cured
me. nn now free from all pnin and In the enjoyment
OF perfect hen'and take ercnt pleasure in recommend
ing the fincure to all afflicted us have been.
Yours, JAMES M. NOEL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-29

Yn9Jsy OPPOSITION LINE-Leaves Nor
T=ssszreMA veil House daily at 7, A. for Peters
burg ard Richmond. Returning, leaves Appomattox
Depot after arrival ofthe and Lyn"hburg by B.
p. NJ, THE PhOf'hlElO hS.
inn ld3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-29

GOAL, COAL, COAL-The subscribers have
" for sale, accommodating terms, Tense for o
years. The mine is west Of New River thin or 3
n lies of the Va. and Tenn Railroad. For further in
formation address the subscriber. at Peppers Ferry
Pulaski, Va.
june - dw4w WILSON N ELLlOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-29
CLOSING OUT STOCK.
Fine Black French Cloths Cassimeres and

Vestings.
I will from this day nlrr greater Inducements IN the
above named article. than hive been sold IN this
city, in any Lnuse, this season, care not under VII IT
circumstances All persons wanting fine goods in this
line at really low prices, will now have n chance To
supply themselves by calling
b. II, LEWIS. Sign White Flag.
inn oT.ta East Min st.. Lynchhnrg.
OST-on Sundny morning lat, between the Eris.
l 4 ropnl Cuiteh and the Norvell House. pair OF
GOLD SPEOTAGLES. with OWL rims. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving them Mt this Office
inn27-ot
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STAGES.

JUNE 27th, 1854.
nUR TERMS ARE CASH.
" NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS
Just received lot Of superior Black Cloth Dress
and Froek Goats Black Cashmere Pants. of supe ior
quality made and trimmed in tho very best manner;
also beautiful lot of Fancy and White Drilling Coats
aud Pants 10 doz. Fancy Kid Gloves of the most beau
tiful ,lades and coors.
90 duz. fine Linen and Mousn Shirts,
40 Collars, ply. different styles,
90 Linen md Jeans Drawers,
90 - White Linen Cambria Hankfs with borders
10 Fancy Checked Silk Crhvats,
90 Chinese Luton Neck Ties,
(thc most beautiful styles for summer)
10 White and Fancy c0lored Silk Gloves,
ALSO,
Four pieces superior black and blue French Cloths;
two pieces extra fine Cloth, Biollcys manufacture; 10
pieces Bnc< and Francy Cassimeres. These goods
will be made up to order in the neatcst mnnner. Gen.
rIemen wanting a eror fitting suit OF clothes will
pIeasr give us call Suits of Clothes made order in
FOURTEEN HOURS.
GLASS g. RAINE,
jun 81 j. DIXON hg;'
ry- Republican, Bedford ninel, Roanoke Rep
Floyd Intel lgencer and Wytheville Telegraph copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-29

sPzU sftb w AID
DAN away from Il subscriber, on the 18th May,
Ia negro nd MIKE, belonging to Mrs -
Dance of Powhalan county, Va. The said negro is
bout f. inches high; well set; back-between 25 and
80 years old he Navy Cap. hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered me, section ITO Va Il Tenn. Railroad, Pu
aski co Va, $l0 if edged in Jail where get
him. JACOB RU MBOU6ff,
iunSls
r-FT7 Richmond Wing and Buchanan Recorder copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-29

MTANTED -Asy one qualified 10 take charge of
AF and superintend the dining room of large no.
tel desiring employment is requested to make it known
by line addressed to BOX 33.
june "a dts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
THE MURDER OF POLICEMAN CAHILL

ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER.
Capt. Ditchett of the Fourth Ward Police, on
"Wednesday night arrested two men named Edward
Hogan and Mathew Gushing, the former Of Whom,
by his own confession, is the individual who, few
weeks since, shot Policeman james Cahilf-of the
Eleventh Ward Cahll at the time, being in the act
of arresing party of burglars for breaking into
bakery in Ninth-st
The evidence against the accused is contained in an
affidavit made before Justice Bogar by Samuel
Dickinson of No. los Sou;h.st., who says that on
Tuesday night, while he WIGS standing near liquor
store in Waterst., Hogan called to him from the op-
posde side Of the street. said he had $40 or $50 with
him and wanted Dickinson to go with him on
"tout" He then crossed the street to where ID. was
Standing and asked him if he was on the :" lay.
They soon after fell in with Gushing, and the trio
proceeded to dram shop at No. pa 5outh-st where
they met 'Chas. Jones, who was also on the lay.
Hogan then called them aside and said he knew OF
place up town which they could "crsck, and get
from 90 900 10 q, 5OO that the old fellow would keep
no bank account lest the bank would break and de-
posted his funds in bis sleeping room.
The party then discussed the best method OF gain
ing access TO the cold fellows" money, and some
proposed one plan and some another. Hogan ad-
yised that whatever course was adopted all TO 60
armed as, in case of discovery, shooting would be
lust the thing" Before settling the matter Hogan
proposed to treat the company, and while at the
bar he said he was the who shot the waIehman
I'D town He was cautioned to speak in lower tone,
but replied in as loud voice that he did not care and
would as soon as not go to prison He said, further,
that if any of them said anything about his shooting
the policeman, he would put ball through him, and
continuing the conversation, added, Z" am the per-
son who killed the man in jersey Gushing urged
bin to keep STILL and he sat down. After some fur
iber conversation, they concluded to put oil the
"cracking of the old mans house until the follow
ing night as they had no nppers or other implements
ready. Dickinson then made an appointment to meet
Hogan and his accomplices on "Wednesday night
lint in the meantime he informed the police, and Capt
Ditcher was on hand at the appointed hour, and ar
rested both Hogan and Gushing. They were .nsu
taken before tie Magistrate and committed 10 PRISON
10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
DISEASED MEAT.

At a late hour Wednesday night the police Of the
Twenty-second Weird made des 'ent upon three
men who we're engaged in an open lot in the upper
part Of the Ward, ne4r COW stable, in skinning a
COW supposed to be diseased.
Upon the appearance Of the officers the men imme-
diately fed, leaving behind them horse and cart
They were however pursued, but owing to the dark
ness Of the street in the vicinity two Of the men
escaped. Tie third man was captured and locked
up in the Siaton-House for the night. Yesterday
morning the prisoner taken before Justice Stuart
at Jefferson Market when an examination was had
in the matter. The officers in their sffidavits set
forth that the men were engaged 10 skinning a COW
that appeared TO have died recently Of some disease
There about six or eight of cows lying
rear by, several Of which had already turned green
from decomposition. The men appeared to be SEEK
ing the bind quarters Of the they we're skinning
for the purpose Of taking them to market.
The accused upon being questioned in reference to
The matter, said that the two men who away
were in bis employ, and that their ooly intention in
skinIing the COW was to obtain her hide.
The explanations Of the prisoner not being sat
sfactory, the Magistrate committed him to prIon for
trial on a charge Of preparing deceased meat for
market.
The men engaged in this kind OF business are Ger
mans and it is stated that they buy the carcasses Of
diseased from the keepers Of COW stables for 80
the poorer classes for three and four cents pound
The officers are on the look out for the two who
escaped from them on the night Of the descent.
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THE TURF.

UYIos COURSE. L. / -TRoTTISG.-T Thursday, Oct.
10. Match for 81 900, mile heats, best 10 5, to
wagons.
T. Jooe; ns,n'ss m m t Alice J:I::ca
Time-2.5O-2;i7l-2:5L
Same doy-Match $500, mile heats, best in 5, to
wagons.
CENT oTte, m hH9 m m bT John wsnd..a
Tme-z;p-2S9-2H2
CEKTREvILLE COURSE, l. I-TRoTTISG Thur
day. Oct 10. Match for $500, mile heats, best In .,
10 wagons.
joel m ConIiin names James 8 Tom fhumb....a
Time-2:f9-2:i9l-2:is
CTyTREvILLE COURSE, Wedaes-
dov Oct. Is. Match 81. OOO mile heats best in $,
in harIess
\. weodrua name: m m F ws, Temple ]
Time-2SS-2:ss-251
GREAT HURDLE RACE AT NEw-ORLEASs-SEH-
dou Sept. "a Hurdle race, purse ESQ, mile heats,
over four hurdles 81 feet high, each mile;
r Rley's oh m. Anna. ..................A | |
j strcE'. m. Flying Duiehmsn. .........l
J. CouiDs g. Hathaway ,.............2
b Beiryso n widST nse sas. "a ii''''''''
RACING AND TRoTTISG is CALHoRSIA.PToSEER
Course SAN FRAScIsco.-SNaday, Sept. 3.-MAtch
for 81 600, two mile heats, i'll harness:
T.R. Bsttele' D. & New; York.......'..22
Time-5: 6-5ol-S3l
UNION CouRsK, sAS FRAScIsco.-Saaddy, Sept. g.
Pure $500, mile heats, best 5 IN ., III harness.
l. L. Eoh's Dr. g. Young Ameries..........l | /
c. Shears b Ned MsGowsn ..-:........2
Time: i0-2:t3-2.p
Sunday, Sept lO.-Purse $3.50 for all trotting and
pacing horses i'll California mile heats best In D in
harness:
Col T r. Batellesb < New York (tTotterl.1 ! |
Mr. Wilson's b. C. shaw tpseei) ..........'.2 z :
Mr. Shears e. Ned MeGJwau, tpseer) .......5
Mr. Fultons 9 Creeper (pscerl ............f
Time-l:f s.: Hl-2f4
GLESBRooK COURSE, NEvADA.-SHRddy Aug %.
Purse $500, for all untried running horses, catch
weights, mile heats:
Adams A Co.'S b.. &. Colonel....................Z | Z
m .
Tine-2: vs. iS-2;ll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
SIXTH WARD RUFFIANS.

To ne Editor Of TAe " y. TrIenne
SIR: BY giving publicity to the following state
uept. YOU will much obge subscriber, and perhaps
effect some public good 1t has never been our lot 10
witness more wan,on and unprovoked outrage than
fell under our observation yesterday evening Al
the alarm Of fire about O'Clock, on the corner oil
Centre and Anthony-sts., as Engine Company No IA
WAS on the point of turning to go home, they were
assaulted BY large gang of thieves and rowdies toat
az reYmit,ed 10 infesf that corner, and without the
L. st csuse or provocaon, beaten IN tue most
sbsmeful manner. The police attracted 10 the spot
nv the alarm of fire. although SUFFICIENT 70 arrest
eyery one of the assailants did not make The least
st,empt 10 do So but went 20 work aud cluooed the
fremen for defending themselves. while they afed
the other party 10 escape. Now it notorious isct
sna ons well known TO Capt. Brennan aud the Ponce
OF The Sixth Ward that the corner OF Anthony and
Centre-sts Centre and Pearl sts., where Capt bren-
nan once kent public house and the corner OF Null
berry ard Crosssts are frequented by gangs oil cut
throsts who set all law 81 defiance. IL has been so
for wears. and there have been more outrages com
,sS on these corner than in any other four ards
in the City. II is but few weeks ago 'ns4
attack was made upon body OF turner's passing ..a.
very corner; and not great while SINCE .ne 49,.
was forced 10 fy 70 the Tomb, Tor Proeecton u'n
the same brutal gang, who glory 10 tns nsgs ~ N
Stacks" and Vampires and when IN ne ~
4" of Justice" q polioemsn-one OF tnei oSe- S.-
descended 10 make q charge against him 'or
A man down. We should like 70 see puohsned .ae
names Of the twenty Eve respectable caasens tns
signed the petitions Of the Policemen OIL tns Snl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20

po.sd in bis Of August until the
Dvssted Of the collateral pIoposoa included in ", Rey
sold. uUestion the Nasor toe susBcs Dep-r
Sc :i iS 'd ne s s'' L d poo s e. si
bOsvsI that the sropn,tbn for e3 sufficient pay
than 5 100 Of the allowance the contract eaviuf
sbout ESQ TO be oiherwse provided for In 1858 ss " IS
nis,d By tax '2eeihcs' 10Y this contract; az Which 5000
There nohre In the laws ordinances prohibiting III use
ths soIpps 10 the payment Of thi. clam the tax hav
bs been levied and collected for bis Speeidc object The
Feheitory clause IN the tax law Of lass ehsP 49, p Il
mo portion Of The respective hsrenbe'ore named
Ban o. APPENDED or applied 70 any other purooss ohec
Supervisors hsreabefore empowered
The OF the surrender Of she contract as submitted to
he Cou TO the Corporation aud approved By him As this
obtiset pow cancelled 1t !. respectfully sasse-ied that
esoui Ion be pssd by the common Council suhorzDE The
City Inspector 70 sdvsrtiseor sealed bids proposals for
In swing this notice aud making the contract in my
Judgment desirable that contractor shoud be obligated 70
wen the Ess, River dead snimss ard OLA aud IL TIT,
ssy avoid the ngssoee which created
sown IN the testimony in Document No. IS Of the Board Of
1t important also that the notice and the shoad
embrace only such tems The public health requires 20 be
Io6i contractor or ndvdgaske the garbage Of
gEbe honses soap boners' nuisance H. which IDEAL
nd be le to be dposed Of BY Individuals In this way Il
eosdeLt believed that the n1issaes Of dead animals and
o' In the aggregate All Of WHICH ysippseG,Gas Admitted
Meet Of the proposition Ct the Controller n his ette al
Cuated up 10 Nov J. 1854.
He proposes 70 pay:
For boef on East River Side. 4io day, from lat
April. 1883 10 months 53i days ......Sl1 0s6 90
Removing blood &c al 81 800 month % 200 %
the let 17M7 80
Removing dead hogs &C. at Sl00 mOnth..... 900 90
Lime at $50 month. $40 90
ss3 so
Add removing dead horses, &c. during Sept and
Oct. 1884 lsay) S40...................... 2l00 90
interest to lat Nov, 1885, $3.50 %
These two last items estimated The precise amount
can easily be nscertsiped.
This leaves ir dispute:
Boat North River side SCI days at sl9Sll 096 90
Soap boers pranee 10 months. at $500 l14OO 90
CGbsge from hotels &c, 10 months. 81 $780,. 1900 20
Removing boxes &C. 10 months al Si9O....... $50 90
Besides interest zpOO 10
W
The Reports Of Committee on the Fire Department
confirming sundTy returns and expusiOns returned by
the Chief Engineer, were adopted.
The Board then adjourned TO Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20

A CONTINENT TO THE PoLIcE.-John Fl. White,
ESQ.,, President of the Crystal Palace Association
has addressed very handsome letter to Mayor
Westervelt as a handsome acknowledgement OF the
services rendered by the Police force during the eH-
bibition. We understand that the Mayor in COM
pliance With Mr.. Whites request, has designated two
days-MondAy and Tuesday next-for the visit of the
Police TO the Palace. Their families, it will be seen,
are included in the invitation, and they will doubtless
have a pleasant time. 1t may be safely estin1ied
that one thousand policemen and two or three thou'-
and Of their family connections will visit the e1hioi'
or on the days and evenings set apart for that pur'
pose. On the evening of each day the edihce viii be
Illuminated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
CITY ITEMS.

The Board of Aldermen net last evening aud tran
sacted large amount of business. communea-
ton was received from the Controller, showing that
the receipts of the Sixth and Eighthav Railroads for
the past month we're as follows Sixth av 1929 2l
Eiebtb-av., s25 O36 AZ.
A very important communication was received
from Mr.. Flsgg relative to the ofa contract, sug-
costing that as the contract is Cancelled, reso-
luton be passed by the Common Council authorizing
tie City Inspector to advertise for sealed bids or pro-
posals for removing dead animals offal, &c.