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No. 495.
NOTICE Of WITHDRAWAL private entry Of
N lying fifteen miles side of the
proposed
VIcEsBURG, MISSISSIPPI. M fH
behalf tho ntetes
proposed mentioned the PRESIDENT
and until tks ia
public lands lying within hheen miles Tor
Townships be withheld from sale
entry except claims, which excluded
that
accordingly the land oicers 70 wit
In the district subject MoSAoE,
NORTH of the base line and cast of the meridian.
Townships feen eighteen, nineteen,
twenty, ranges six inclusive
fourteen, een seventeen eighteen,
teen, and twenty,
Townships fourteen heen seventeen eighocn and
nineteen, OF eight 10 fourteen, inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen, Of range fifteen
North Of The base line and west Of the meridian.
Townships fifteen, eighteen, nineteen, aud
twenty, OF ranges one TO five, inclusive #a#"
In dsrric. subject
North Of the base line aud Uest Of he meridian.
Townships sixteen eighteen, and
tyenr OF s o thirteen, inclusive.
hand General Land Once city Of Wash
ingion ibis l7h day of December 1883.
BY order of the President; - -
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Dec 20-law3w
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mo. 49s.l


NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry Of
In lying within 6een miles each
proposed Landing Msissipp,
Camden, and Fulton, the Texan bour
consequence behalf the intefcs
proposed above mentioned the
UNITED sTATEs, by order bearing date the
directed the public the undefmenuone
townships lying within fifteen ereabout each side
withheld valid
pre- enpon claims, which operation this
noce he following districts Of Ar
KANSAS, to wit:
n district Of lands subject 10 sale HELENA:
line the 6fA principal srtdtsa
Townships H. IL H. l5 and fraction Of TO- of
South cfthe base line West Of the 6A principal ,nss~-
Townships H. IL 49, H. 49, and 49, of 2s and3
In district of lands subject sale at CHAxrAaSoLK:
South cfe base line and wei Of the h principal meria
Townships II, II, 10 IA, Is, and 10, Of ranges TO-
and ~
Townships a. 10 a. u.s. i6 Is, 10, and ao of range I3
Townships H. ~ 49, H. lb 10, II, 49, 49, and ranges IL 49,
10, II, and Is
Townships II, a. l3 H. i5 10, and II, Of range
Townships IL, IL, l3 a. and Is, of range 90
district of lands subject TO sale at LITTLE RooK
offhc 67A principal mertdisn
Townships Q and 3, OF range H.
Townships z, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, and g. OF range 10.
Townships D g. D. and 10, IA, Is, 6, and H.
IN the district of lands subject sale WAszseros
S0uh of he base lima and we Of the dfh principal meon
Townships 5, ,6,7, 0, and 10. of range ls.
Townships Q and TO- of range 49,
Townships III IL, 10 H. and is, OF 2l ~ 25 a. 10 70,
IN
Townships 10, II, 70, 10, II, and Is, Of range a.
Townships 10, H. ~ l3 and ~ Of ranges 49, 30 81 and ~
Townships 10, III, ~, and 10, of range SO.
General Land Office, Wash
ington, this 5h day Of January, 1854
BY order OF the Presidenti
Jan 6-iawlaw commissisner OF the General Land odcc
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Dickinson, his disappointed followers, like the disap'
pointed followers OF Mr. Van Buren under much
stronger proyoeaon, turn their backs upon ihe primer
plss becoming Victims doubtless. Of the very gross de-
uson. Onto which Geneva contemporary seems also
TO hsys iaen that their disappointment was but an H.
Illustration Of the ngaiade OF the republic as personined
in s chosen Executive who showed himself incapable OF
approaching the superior fitness OF their favorte leader
over all other men in the United States for the particular
nosifion 10 which he aspired.
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OFFICIAL.

THsAsuRY DxpAKraKRr, January l, le3i
Notice hereby given holders Of the following described
stocks OF The United stal this department prepared 20
chase time between the date hereof and the n Of June
next portions OF those stocks amounting the
million dollars, the hereinafter
TONED, 10 wiz
Ia ofany contingent compositions within The amount stated
preference wh be given the order Of time in which said
stocks be offered The duly assigned e United
States, by te parties who receive the thereof
be transmitted 10 this department the receipt WHEREOF
price viii be paid compounded OF tho following pacuafsi
J. The par value o amount specified la each certificate
premium le stock OF the loan authorized BY the
July leo edeemabe November l2 1856 OF ir the
stock OF te loan authorized by the Of 1872 edeomab 3 De
ceber, ee2 OF heen and half the stock OF the
loans authorized by the Of lsi and le and redeenlae
The former the 3lst Deeember 1861 and the Aer tho 5o
june 1865 OF twenone and the stock Of the loan
authorized by the 1880 3s Of Dece
be 1864, Commonly called the Texan indemnify cent
ID the ls January
1854 OF treasury with
allowance o the money reach The owner) Of days interest
in addition
Payment for said stocks viii be made in dras the Treasurer
UBted States, the assistant Boston, New York.
Philadelphia as The parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3--dllstJune Secretary OF tho Treasury
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mo. 497.l

No. 497
NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation OF
IN lands Withdrawn along Of the
Cairo Fulton railroad and branches in The states Of MISSOURI
and ARKANSAS,
hereby the lands
withdrawn from ordered be withheld from
except valid peempons) uu the 6h day April
lying within fe probable limits Of the
Tied An granting the right Of and making land
the States Arkansas Missouri OF
railroad from point the Mississippi opposite the mouth OF
Ohio Little Rock the line Full
with branches Fort Smith and the Mississippi
vern approved February 1883 be- the hereby further
extended continued further orders from this office
my hand The city Washington 23d Of Jan
uafy, 1854
by order of the President,
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the Offce,
Ian Ala
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no. JOHNSTON Auditor Public
e. II. PARKER, Register. sink
GEO W. MuNfoRb, sec'y Commonwealth. J ing fund.
NorsThose holders Of certificates who BY
residing beyond the limits OF the United
knowledge before minister enpoenary
d'eare consul commercial
appointed by the of the United
country or before officer Of Of country
the other chief OF city
therein esdnu In the United States, The acknowledgment
fore justice OF peace pobc commissioner
appointed by The Of Virginia. s sufficient In all
the ceri6catc must bs delivered.
RICHMOND, Virginia, November 30 1853.
Dec I-dt1stNr
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United stnteg Patent once,

washington, JaHuuTy IooI.
IN petition VIM. Crowel, of Salisbury
praying the extension OF patent granted TO them
The l0h ledo Improvement in chuTns for
years expiration said patent, which takes
twentieth day June, eighteen hundred and fifty
f--
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, The 29h May IL O'Clock, and all
persons nohsd and show cause, II they have
why ssid petition ought NOT to be granted.
Persons opposing required file in
oeeons specially forth in writing, least
Of ALI testimony filed by either party
said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules OF The ofce, which will be furnished
plication.
this notice be published The Union ntei
star, Washington, d. C Pennsyiyaniau Philadelphia
Pa. scienthc American New York and Inquirer CINCINNATI
week previous
2sh day Of May next, the day OF heanng
CHAE. MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.SEdio of the above papers VIII please and send
their bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
II
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SECOND DESPATCH.

Governor Bgler inauguraled the 81 OF January
The fllibusef had subsidized The police he
arrested the leader of convention called the Oregon
the formation OF constitution. Rain had commenced
falling rich silver mine has been discovered in Monte
rey county.
Accounts from Lower California state that the fbus,ers
under Walker have been sncces.ful lie had issued
fixing the pay OF the officer aud established military
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E holders OF The following certificates of debt issued
State Of Virginia, Iodoemabe day March, 1884,
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will
he The sinking
the assembly Of Virginia, passed day
March, 1885, viii the first day March,
deem the said certificates at the OF the Commonwealth
The holders OF said certificates
second
audor whether surrendered not viii
cease OF day:
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MARKETS.

Nav yoRK Feb 9.-The New York stock meike, /,
dul-Uned States 6s for 1867, il6i (hs think must
be an enr) he last quotation few days ago l2l
Canton, 26t; Erie, 7si Reading 70 Cumberland, 2sL
New Greek, 2li Nicaragua, 26i
Flour hrmersslss OF 10000 bbs at 80 Is 50 % Tor
State, 10 50 a. 80 80 for southern.
Wheat is fnn-sapplY lgh-sales small at yesterdays
prices 6rn and upwsrdsssles Of 40 600 bushels
o2 cents for and whie los cents for yellow
and rye unchanged.
Whiskey 3st a 81 cents per gallon
Cotton is dull-saes smsl-deaers waiting the steam
cr's
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LINES,
Suggested By The present condition Of Eirope.

Suggested By the present condition Of Europe
rY SARAH =. noLroS.
Like the voice of a grand volcano,
When its long pent fires upstart--
Like The ofthe brave Old Ocean,
When the tempest rives its heart
Win a sound 20 forth from the mountains,
From the rivers and eities and plains,
When the men OF the hoafy nations
Arise from their ihraIdom chains.
And woe to the princey iyfants
And woe to their ottering thrones,
When the voice Of the pebean million
Is heard, in its thunder
When they come from their hus aud novels,
In the glory Of maDhood's might,
To spurn down misIuc and oppression,
And etup the reign Of right.
BY the terrible bans and burdens
Imposed on the of toll
Ny the sword the rapine, aud ruin,
That follow the lust of spoil
BY the blood Of the slain in battle
By the scaffoIds reeking red
BY the horrors Of midnight Dungeons
BY the sufferers cry for bread
BY the poor mans degradation
by the rich mans splendid crime
The wrath Of the land is kndled,
And the people bide their time.
and the God that guided Israel
As pillar of fire by night,
win strengthen the hands of the feeble
To win their eternal right.
The world was made for the people,
And il is a whit small,
But the Maker intended
That the few should usurp all.
And the many will claim their portion,
In spite OF all bar and ban,
By the right of the Magma Charta
That God has bestowed OF man.
They will come with their sun-brown faces,
The with the horny hands,
Who coin with their sweat the treasures
And the glory OF all lands.
They Will come, the drawers of water,
And the vassals who I'LL the soil
With their terrible iron snews,
And voice the voice Of God.
And woe TO the mighty empires
That glory in old renownl
And woe TO the earths high places
The people will pull them downs
For the rulers have ruled unlusty,
And the land with deh1emenI groans,
And The words God sent to Belshazzsr
Are written all its thrones.
INDIANAPOLIS, February, 1854.
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DIED,

In hi. CITY on Monday instant FANNY second dsur
ter Of and AususrA H. HAnpHs aged year months,
10 days.
Thursday morning the eth instant ally O'clock Mr. cHAs
r. ADAMS, OF the National Theatre.
His friends theatrical profession invited
funeral mi. (rridsy) afternoon O'Clock. from Washington
inhunary
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By TELEG RAPB.
ARRIVAL OF rnE PACIFIC.

ARRIVAL OF IHh rAUIFIC.
NEw YoRK February 9,-The steamer Pacific Is below,
and will probably be in by three o'clock There strong
against her and she viii probably reach her wharf
Till halfpast three.
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CttAs Improved hronometer watches,
~ In plain and hunting variety OF and size
LADIES' WATCHER, Of Styles
from the msnufsco OF Charles Frodam - arand
Also watches from the celebrated London Swiss
kers. For sale by
\. WILLARD
Dec 24-dam No. . Congress street, Boston.
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BsLviprS, tDsl , Feb. sThe railroad, about mile
below this place. gave way about half hour tn.
train passed Il will shortly be repaired The morn
ing train is detained.
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NOTICEThe undersigned, egest OF the heirs
~ Joseph gai Of undivided
al and Of the heirs of sandh Forde nth part
other moiey ossd having that Colonel Henry
trustee of George Page and George Maney has advertised
said for the 27 Instant hereby notifies parties
concerned Of his claim thereto, and OF his Intention
rights Of the heirs 10 the
CHARLES DE sELDfNG
Dec o43seod 7h opposifo Odd Fellows Hall.
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ARRIVAL or rHK srAa or THE wr,r.

Nav YoRK February g.-The steamer Star Of tie Wos
has arrived from San Francisco with 35s passengers and
81 600 In gold Her is no later than that by the
Daniel Webster at New Orleans.
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CHENCH Amber -t."sed Peavt-tssd paper--rhs above
just imported by TAYLOR MAURr,
near ri.
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NEW York May AL. Iss3-The undersigned has day
IN opened Once No ~ william Merchan,s' Ershange
fos the transaction of gserrsl brokerage business
Bank mining railroad, government state and city
securities bought and sold
prcmis.oy so,ss s; exchange, and loans nsgcsated
May lp-dm kMANUkL n. HART.
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ARHgsT Foa sMuGaLIvG, rrc.

BosroN Feb 9.-Dr Turner, passenger by tho Arabia,
has been arrested for smuggling goods.
The schooner Ara Rocklsnd. for New York. went
ashore Waheet, Monday. Total loss. She is OF the
regular line.
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rrnninLr rrrLosIoS or aAs

Bosros, Feb. e-On Tue,day night last, Nashua, tbs
exploded in house, shooting to and blowing
inmates beds, bedding chairs, and other things
y across street Five persons badly injured and
nine killed.
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John A. LINTON, AItOrDey y-st-Layv, has is
office the north side Of Louisiana avenue,
Jan 20-2aw2w,
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TnIRn nEsrArcH.
RAfLRoAD GAVE WAY.

The John L. Stephens has jus, arrived, s2 r. m. bring
ing sloo.o 900 in gold aad 300 passengers.
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THE ART OF WAR Summary of the Art OF War, or
New Analytical Compcnd Of the Principal Combinations Of
Of Grand Tactics and Of military Policy by Baron Dc
Jonn aidde general the
all the gus-iss Major
s. Winshp aduian general United Stats and
Lieut.. y H. Mclean, ist infantry, United states army
History o the City o New York. by David r. Valentine, clerk
OF The Comm Council. .
The Parisen--A Romance of Revolution by W. Gilmore
Rimms
The Philosophy of Physics, Process of Creative Deveiorment
by Andrew Bfown member ASSOCIATION RI me
ad o Science.
The Church ccesastci-m-A Letter % Sec
tsrisns by Henry James.
Just received A. TAYLOR MAURf's
an 9th
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney re Law, wiz here
VI amer prscs in the several holder Washington city
ocs on street. h door from rennsyvns svenu- In horhs
Nov 5-dam tt 4ft
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SNUFF AND TUBACCO-Peter LoriIard manufacturer, ~
- Chatham New York, articles
warranted of superior quality Maccaboy Scotch. French
honedew Scotch aud other snus Also,
foil papers particular description
acls can be known by sending full price current
above. Feb 5-d3In
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SPLENDID Warehouse for Rent.--Ihe spacious brown
building, IS front l2z deep
high, with fine dry cellar recently erected the
Pennsylvania opposite National HOTEL
ready for The building
stauta handsome
each be separately The
bet In any rooy
building,
furniture establishment wholesale grocery. will be
separately entire. Apply
NJ. G. EMERY,
J. G. McKEIDEN,
+ north, between 9th streets west.
Iano -eodtf
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MORE a. GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Manu-
M OF Wrought and Cast Iron Railing, Ridge
Broad street, Philadelphia make order iron railing
balconies public and private gounds SC Also ali Kinds
mental and architectural iron work.
o. would respectfully invite the attention Of
Washington and vicinity the railing enclosing lafayette
this city Specimen drawings persons
making selection.
1-G~oRmpe
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French spoltations.

The following is republished from the Union OF Feb
Iusry IL, 1852, by request;
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SlLKs, Silks SILKS 1--WE have hand a splendid as
~ sortment of silks, consisting in part OF, viz
10 pieces "a inches wide pink pou de sole, 81 25
10 do do
do
do tan, Mazerne blue brown, AMI otLe
coiors, 81 and upwards
900 yards small checkercd silks, 82H cents
500 do brotade silks, 81
lacks o yario nd
French menos and French
bargains be had in eoaSs mantias, and shaws
Aipacas and bombasna, al qualities
A luIi assortment OF staple goods all kinds.
Purchasers will do well give call before bnyng
where. HALL & BROTHER
Jan 29--3taw2sif
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United states Patent Once.

Washington, January 2, 1854.
IN petition James Rowe, OF Tampa praying
fourth Of April 1870, for machines crush,
hard substances, for from the said
patent which takes place the twenty day of eighteen
hundred and dny four
Once on
Monday, the 10th of March u O'Clock,
arc notified TO and show
why said petition ought be granted
Persons The required he In
Office their objecions specially forth writing
days before the day filed
be used tho said hearing
with the Office, which will
cation.
Ordered this published Union
Phadephia, Evening Post Post Prov
epec, Rhode Island; and fiodn Journal Tallahassee
week three
nctl Of March next, the day Of ofhearing.
Commissioner Of Pntents.
PsEdors the above papers please copy
bills the Patent Once, with containing this
Jan 3-lsw3w
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
Nu York
Neu accumulated cah fund, August 1853 93s0a
r. y. WESTON, President Isaac AnsAr, secretsu.
An profits among assured and on policies for
the whole life viii be made available part payment
Of those who wish H.
Policies for the security Of
premium.
Explanatory panpheu may obtained S
spplicsiionio
CHAs. DE sELDINo, Agent,
Seventh At, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Andrew l. Laner, office above, duly su,horiasd
applications Sep IL -aswu
VIRGINIA LAND sCRIP.--Tbe undersigned, having
yneiAia
claims records Richmond, attend
here, August
and a h0yg nd n " nf aMAt lad eYp
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VALUABLE FARM, within two miles OF Washington
the plank road, and four fine lots in the
saeThe
containing ie5 miles Washington immediately
plank road, which half mile. There
beautiful building sites different Of land rendering
susceptible of division building
land good cnilvaion very
provement. and under good fencing.
Also fine building city Washington,
Lot No. 49, in No l02 fronting As feet 2Gt
west, between north G and II
Lot No in square No lGs fronting the
of 18th
No. fronting on nor,
T, between Sd and 4lh
No square, Immediately adjoining
the above, having front of 10 feet
All above property be moderate and
reasonable GREEN SCOTT,
Auctoneers and Commission Merchants
Jan 25-eod2w Cor. of Sixth and Penn avenue
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Doors open 4 70 u curtain rises K past 4.
Filth night u The great and brilliant engagementof
MIR. FORREST,
The renowned American 1agedau.
FRIDAY Eyxsiss, February 10, 1854,
WIN be reformed during MI FORESTS
engagement, Sir H. l.. Buiwer's favosile historical
play, IN acts, entitled
RICHELlEU.
To conclude with the laushable farce entitled
THE BUzZARDs.
Dress circle parqueue 50
hd uer 80 coored gallery, 25 cts Private boxes s5
Feb 10
HIsLEY IL GoODALI's vARIETE.
Last night but OF the accomplished actress,
MISS ELIZA LOGAN,
Supported by the iavore young actor Mr.. w, H. Gooda.
FRIpAV EVENING, February 10, 1854,
WIN be performed The tragic play OF
FAzio
edy of the
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
Price OF admisson SO cents family circle 25 cents
Doors at halpasl u curtain rises at TX O'Clock
Feb
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and certificates packages the
splendid will prompt attention.
of each drawing will be Immediately
TO all who order from
Address Y. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
IN Wilutnq Vel
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Price OF admission, SO cents family circle, 25 cents.
Doors open at hapasl q curtain rises at TX O'Clock.
Feb 10
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The question the adoption Of Mr. Pinckney's SUD-
stitute being put, was declared lost.
The question the adoption OF the report OF the
mittoe recommending the appointment Of Mr. Bogardus
being put, was lost.
The report then laid on the table.
DREDGING
The report Of the Committee on Wharves, Piers and
Slips in favor Of dredging out the slips between piers 80
and 49, East river and piers each side Of the
tension Of the wharf at the foot of Warren street.
read, and referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
several other reports we're received from the Commit
tee on Streets relative to the repa ng gutter
setting OF streets, which all referred The Board
then went into
COMMITTEE OF
n great number Of papers left the table since the
ast meeting About nfty papers were read and ordered
to a third reading on Friday next
The committee about y. O'Clock md soon affair
~arus the BOARD adjourned until Wednesday afternoon
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United states Clrcuit Court.

:
MAY s.-THE LATE EXTENSIVE CoUs1EpFErryG.-The cass
OF the United States against John Brown alias Joseph
Heritage Charles Clarke alias Watson and Jas Bower
charged with countefetng upwards of eight thousand
dollars spurious coin, was commenced to-day. Mr. b. H.
Dunnng appeared for the government As the evidence
has been recently published in the HERALD and the
particulars fully described when the investigation was
before the United States Commissioner, deem II
necessary to report the proceedings again Adjourned
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The 6rst election by the ballot took place in St John
N b. on the I'd inst, II being for Mayor The result
was as foows-oliyer, temperance, I,lOs; Smith, 7Ss
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therefor.
Mr.. MiTn moved to refer the resolution to the Com.
mittee on Public Health Lost.
Several members moved TO lay IL on the table. Lost
Mr. CoSo'ER moved TO refer it to the Committee of
the Whole, as an expenditure of money intended.
Carried
NEW STATION HOUSE IN THE NINTH WARD.
Councilman SIZE offered resolution requesting the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies to advertise for
proposals for building station house lot No "a
Charles street for the police department of the Ninth
DEsorrsmyo OLD BUILDINGS
Councilman PNcKSEi offered the following resolution
in relation 10 the demolition Of oil buildings
Whereas BY reason the careless aud
have In their work
III; Board an ordinance providing that
Gus to the commencement Of any such work BY
TIRE surround,g ssd buildings be enclosed With light
ss.Tf Whit ii :. p
sufficient penalty for evsry neglect ADOPTED.
Councilman HoDoKISsos offered n resolution request
ing the Commisoner Of Repairs and Supplies to cause
the old building occupied by the Croton Aqueduct De
psrtment to be repaired. Referred.
REMOVAL cAriARIyE MARKET
Tho committee to whom was referred the petition Of
present location TO Market slip reported that they had
duly examined the matter and that all the property
this and other facts they denied the prayer Of the petit
WINNERS APPOINTING THEMSELVES TO orrIcR
The resignation Of A. R. Herrick in favor Of H. r. Bo
gardus, Commissioner Of Deeds having been received
Mr.. PIyCKSEY moved that Francis Nj. Curry, Councilman
of the Fifth district, be appointed instead thereof.
Mr.. CoSHoyER hoped that the ard would not appoint
themselves officers The press had denounced the late
Common Council for doing and he hoped they would
not be brought under the notice Of the newspapers for
the same offence.
Me. PiScyNkY said that Mr. Connover had kept such
watch upon the lators Of the Committee Salaries and
Cces that he made the motion for the purpose OF giving
him hint to desst from his further pyng into their
business.
, Mr. ccsScyfn moved to lay the whole proceedings on
the table, Lost,
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FIFTH DAY.
The Court met at ten O'Clock yesterday morning. pursu
ant TO adjournment and all the members being present
proceeded the examination of witnesses for the prose-
cution, as follows
TESTIMONY OF ISAAC W. AYRE.