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From the Richmond Wing of the 9Th inst.
Proce edings Extraordinary.


AT what purports TO have been "a regular
meeting of the combined councils Of the Ma
tional American party of the city of Richmond,
held on the lst of January, 1856, the following
resolutions, which we find published in the
National american, are said to have been
adopted:
"Resolced, AS the opinion of this council,
that "the agitation of slavery should cease
The rights of the South are plain and papa'
BILE, we'll defined and understood, and we be-
lieye they should not longer be treated as open
questions We will maintain our guaranteed
constitutional rights, and our right of property
in slaves. We believe the continuous agitation
of this subject is made by selfish politicians for
personal and party promotion, and is hurtful
to the South, the institution of slavery, and the
permanency Of the Union and therefore we
are opposed to the introduction into the Ma
tional American platform of this or any other
agtating question, calculated to distract the
harmony of our party, or endanger the success
of our principles.
"Resoloed, AS it is well known that our dis
tinguished fellow-citizen, the Hon. John M.
Bolts, was among the first to advocate the
policy avowed by the National American party,
it is but an act Of simple justice to declare our
confidence in his principles and admiration of
his talents and, if he should be called to pre-
side over the destinies of the nation, we are
fully justified in declaring that he will bring to
the task devotion to the principles we cherish,
an enlarged experience, profound sagacity
and commanding talents, which none in the
nation can be found to excel or perhaps to
equal and that we heartily respond to the ac-
ton of the Triangle Council and American
Union Legion of New York, which have ex-
pressed their preference for Mr.. Bolts for the
Presidency"
I We have but one word to say in reference to
this action " of the combined Councils of the
National American party of the city of Rich
mond." And that is, that it is a clear, unequi-
vocal, and shameful, misrepresentation of the
opinions, sentiments and principles of more
than nineteen-twentieths of the thirty -fve hun
dred American voters of this city. And what
is more, it is palpable misrepresentation Of
the voice of the entire American party of the
State, as interpreted by the American press of
the State, with single exception, and as ex-
pressed in the resolutions of the American
members of the Legislature, which were pub
lished in this paper week or two ago. In
word, the reported action "Of the combined
councils Of the National american party Of the
city of Richmond" is a deliberate and unmiti-
gated fraud upon the vast majority of the Anne
rican voters of the city, and contrary to the
well-ascertained and Observation-Disclosures
sentiments of the whole American party of the
State
From the judgment of the combined coun-
cils,h represented by fifty or sixty individuals,
the sworn liegemen of John Minor Bolts, we
boldly take an appeal to the people.
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BROWN AND SHOOK.

GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MIR
CHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
And Agents for "Kerr's" .Snmmerdean" Old Rye,
and p. Hangers 'sOld Rye" Whisky Premium
brands.
All letters promptly answered, and orders flleo
Feb 20-3m
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names Of all Oficeholders under the Government,
with their Salaries, Location, and time Of appoint
ment A few copies Of the last edition still for
sale in Washington by
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT
TO
II Ell IL :" II - II.
~ @

Time betyv cen w ashtn gtOn and w heelAn8
but IT la hOurss
Running time betioesn Washington and Ci'sesH.
matt 81 hours!
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to be had
in Washington!
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~ AUTIER'S.-Just received a large as
W sortment of Pate De Foies Gras, from Stras
burg, in small and large Jars.
Jan 20 If @ GAUTIEH.
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ENOR THE SPRING TRADE, Gents Ho-
IL siery and der-Garments.-STEVE
Browns Hotel, is now opening fresh and large
variety of Gents Undershirts and Drawers. Also,
a large assortment Of silk and cotton Half Hose,
plain and fancy. STEVENS'S
Feb 24-3tif Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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NJ. w. h. PURCHASE,
EXCELSIOR CARD WRITER,
AND
MANUFACTURER OF METALLIC GRAVERS,
AT WILLARD'S.
Dec %

" IL u
GEORGE MASON.
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Indianola, Calhoun County, Tsras.
Practices in the Courts of the Tenth Judicial
District; also in the Supreme and Federal Courts
at Austin and Galveston.
REFERENCES:
Hon. A. p. Butler, U. s. Senator, S. Carolina.
Hon. ID. r.. Atchison, u. s. Senator, Missouri.
r. M. T. Hunter, u. s. Senator, Virginia.
James M. Mason, u. S. Senator, Virginia.
Gen. S. Cooper. Adj Gen. U. s. A. Wash, ID. c.
Thomas Green, esq, Washington, ID, 9.
G. G. Jamison, Presh Bank of Bait, Bait, Md.
Dec 6--tf
CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the Festi-
- val, at Bladensburg, on the night Of Tuesday
last, DARK BROWN MARE, with her fore
feet bare, white star in the forehead, and marked
on the back with saddle pinch the said mare had
saddle on. Whoever will return said mare, or
give information where she be found, will
receive many thanks, and Five Dollars as a re-
ward JOSEPH JONES, Manager for
CHARLES b. CALVERT,
Rossburg, Prince Georges Co, Maryland.
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THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
il friends and the public, that he has opened
new store, No. 414, Penn. Avenue between
Sd and and half street, FizgeraId's Build
ing, two doors east of the United States
Hotel,
Where he intends 10 keep constantly on hand
large and varied assortment Of Foreign and
Domestic
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Oct 2tJsnI
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NEW GROCERY, WINE AND LIQUOR

WAsHINeroN, October 2, 1865.
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French he other two abortons produced upou ms we're
rot this ", 10 he StA'e OF Nev Yjk
frat bsctme scq asiate' vita Ms Shtosfor' Vas
tesp yess az age and hare siuos resided with him
his wife. sxcspt pa;t Of the tine as his ward and
nsice ts above tiatd.
On the above sidAyit thu msgis'rhte Issued warrant
for the sppre hepsoB of Mr Sbackford bal bfors the
officers OF police succeeded hn iing hin Mr.. early
yesterday ornir voluntarily appeared 10 C1ur
par led by hs counsel aud dsmsnfed hearing In the
matter. IN panoe wi the rsqless the Justice has
appointed O'Clock on Wednesday sfterIoon for that
purpose.
Arrest Of The Cook Of Re Iufdi Stn F'dncoo THE solor.
ed cook named John gan, Of the Ian Francisco steam
ship, yesterday arrested by tfc.r Bolivia
pgon OF stealing having 10 his possess ani eDsesvor
hoard the hip during the wreck TINS cficer statsd
Re had evidence show that the negro had exhibited
ard eff red TO sell valuable almond bretsspu and Ike
wise gold watch. Justice Stuart detained the negro for
exsmnRtion
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6naneisrs oonaoors &c looking with longing greedy
viii decide In favor OF gratifying their rsvsnous sppet.es
or IN favor OF preserving the constitution inoIs and
TIE state treasury from any plundsrsrs than already
nave access to It, The plea put In Is the ellarys
ment OF the State canals. The argument In favor OF
TINS enlargement is, that tho tolls will be 90 lHrcly
increased that the surplus revenue will pay OF the
additional debt, AID also thu old dsb. soonsr
than these works, With their present capacity
could hquidste the preseat iudebtecnss This ia
mere theory and the theory too OF OF Spectators
who look to their immediate than
70 any future benefit to the State any other party
Their is to pocket in the shortest possible time
get In the way Of extra compensation, possible NThey
have IDEA that the millions will accomplish WHAT'S
expected; and will be for their interest that 1t SHOULD
not. We have no guaranty that the surplus
would actually be any larger the aggregate tolls paid
per anpum doubled According to official returns,
the expenditures canals have insreassd greater
per cent than the gross receipts and find that In
years when thu tolls been several hundred thousand
dollars greater than the previous year. the net
has been bundled thousand dollars less In 1853
the total tolls 1856 greater than 1885, while
the net revenue only 1892 $751;
The aspeIsd table that the poly long ago recon
meuded by the Canal Bard OF expending only tho MT
proceeds Of canal tolls would have enlarged the canals
rapidly enough for oil the purposes OF trade and com
nerce, without having recourse to new loan,:-
NIw YORK STATE CANNs-Tons, EpaNsn AND NET
REVENUE.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
M KEY M A II X C II.

MONDAY, Feb. 1875 L. n.
The sto,k make. IL In dull depressed state and Is
likely to oontnus for sometime Taere IL another
steamer due from liverpool with several later intel
hgonee but have iea that she will bring anything
Of import ant decided character We must ot expect
anytbing ct present OF character calculated to grsa
brighter aspect TO financial or mercsl affairs sns
must % content wi moderate and modersts
fluctuations At tbs first Board day Cimbsrlsnt do
Railroad al Reading Railroad u Michigan Central Rail
road, Il Norshern Inc!sna Railroad sdvancsd u par
cent OievelAi d, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad u;
nnos Central Bonds l. Cleveland Add Tolsdo Il. o.hsr
stocks were pretty vol mains>iaed; but the amount
Of business rAusacsd in them was limited B,uk stocks
freely offered to Gay than have noosd for
time, and prices ruled ,tls lower Railroad b,nds
slightly improved A. the arst board Operators both
sides Of the market waiting tier from Europ
and not much disposed TO make any movement one
way the other II the nsxt Is of un.svorabe
Character the probability is buyers will take hold and
avail themselves OF the sfeot to lay ia such supplies
they may desire Isppsars very cult to keep psioes
down. even under existing untavorabls crcums stances
Holders appear to have retained their confidence the
future and there Is disposition stooks On the
market
Tho receipts ct the on,e OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
tails port, to-day amouated to Sl4i oS5 payments,
$47, $40 74-bslxncs, IS 1877, 93s 90.
After the adjournment OF the boar the following salss
~. ala ~ A
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Decrease. ;. ss3 Inc sac Dec. 2,s7o
Co1Tos-Ihs days butiness amounted to only 7es
bales az tollos:For export. 325, home use 2S5; and
on speculation 1874 M.rkes duh an heavy, with
ssies reo RED ~ prices Nc pee IL. lower than
those adopted BY the Board OF Cor Brokers this
noon.
Acc Per 10
FRrn There have been 200 boxes bunch r.,s,ps IA.
ported sold rs Tx for ry and 81 90 for vat dried
FEnGHrs -Ra.ss 10 Liverpool wers Am. tho,Sh a.c.
tive With the If COO or 20 OOo bushsIs
ofwrtch .sr epeised, part ~ ~ 10 shp's bags 200
or 300 haes on cotton were engaged .. Sled; BY the
Coirs steamer, 2b0 'iercss best taken a. S. a.
10 Anserp % ieess rios wsrs taken at sos and 40
mesnr.p en- goods q; AZ. o. T. Hsvs n,ur was aoo
-hes, At 24c aoa aches 81 s,O,sl2 To California
rates ragea from eos e5s per FOOT N. sure ment
BAY Sales = SEQ bales river effected ct 9s, for
thipratnt Aso 81 for city asa, per 100 lbs.
Tue Hoe KADz-- Rscei ed during tns week. 600 hogs
1oS Of watch New York city s.i hogs There has
beer quite trss ira c Ia this kini for the last week,
owing to ire scarcity OF country hog in market They
ae mostly ueht at certIis pic. psr hog and BY
yegh. aod ~ ar una- 70 Civ. he
iofs ope lot 1877 rom 0hi1 bs Eli. railroad avsrsg-
,r l7s lbs gr.s sold for s. So foor lots OF 2o3, Ne~
YORK city eel FED setas'rg sbse 200 do sold for S.
Hegs ere scarce and high 300 fw fed hogs have been
st 10 i've for IS 80 sross Hos PACKING are h
&c n.thsht mAriet hogs &c. to SIC ns, and &c. oxc
lRos We heard that $50 Scotch pig found buyers
in lots, At $50 q $40 per ton nsual credit
Iisr -Roek'.nd vas r,neh needed, At 81 for comm
Eud 81 40 fer lump per bbl.
Trad About 100 sons German charged hands on prI-
v,te terms
. soe soe TO hbds Glazed Cuba At $40. per gallon.
NAVAL STopfs The last tAle OF uds turpsntins
charged hAnes day At 6c per gallon Rosin has not
varied.
onA No.hirg De- occurred IN wh,Ie or sperm. There
have been snd 20 baskets olive At 80 SIX % S7x,
ant updfy lofs hrssed from store at 100 . 6h per
CELLAR On-r eommcd,ti's were uoal'ered
PRoynioSs = POI vas inactive, toe days trsnsaetons
we're ccIfredif 4fO bals new, at slo rs SIS 81 for
ness md si2 SO si3 s2k Tor prime. Per Dbl sxlss
we've mac o. sveg.i .srres dressed hogs at 10 7Xo-
fet pte Al nLdavn
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Board or Councilmen.


MONDAY, Feb 10 1854.
Presen.-EdwinJ Brown, Eq., President ia the chair,
and fttT four members.
By Councilman sxnu-O. John L. B,rcker and Thirty.
otbeTf whitehall bostm.n, for AccommodA Ian for
their bots OF ~hi n trey have heen deprived BY aooi
dsrt frnEl ferry bat To Commit stes on Wharvss.
OF Boce Company No 40, TO be paid for hire
Will. tnss. bouss was being rebuilt To COMMITTEES on
BY oouDS! man GRAY a Of Veteran Corps for ami
sition rsnisbed July and NOV. Is, 1852 $c4 20 To
Committee Fiuanos
o. ssne-of Captain Rsynor Of the vsterau O,rps 10
Ne nrnihsd he uruAl Inmunitoa TO csleorate z2i OF
Feb-ps'y< To Special Com ites.
By Ccuncilman WAINWRIGHT OF Hoes Company No "a,
Tor more room . new house. To Committee Fire
~ Counoilr,sn Coorrs-o or DareI C.arh, fn osmpsn-
ssop for damage sussined 70 carriage cornsr of Orshar
and Rivngts tree sscount OF the and lie In
tbs gutter To Committee Streets
By CJunciusn BRusH OF Dr.. II. Sheriff. for pay for
n.dicsi stteadsnos To Coo mittes on Fins,cs
BY Councfmsa BuDr- OF NathApiel Boyd, for eorreo
Hon Of tax roCpmmittec m Finance
by Couneimsn HopGsIssoS--0s Ensinc Cor papy No
~ for srse alsrtn bell on nov house To Committee
BY Councilman 6OsrED-o' c,siz,Es Of 5ixtssnsh ward
fs hcss curasse To C'mni'tee on FIVE D,paStment
Cy Councilman JaRfaallH OF DSaoeld aud Others
for ~ ser IN Jane street from Wss street to bashsAd
To Com nitt@e on Se~sra
By Cour Gilman PIsTNy-of meDbsre OF Phenx Hose
% No 90 10 hare more paii BY then for putting
10 their house refunded. To COMMITTEES on Fire Depart
b. ssine-o OF Engine Company M IS, Bsok and Lad
der Com No. 10 various resdepts ftYorkvle,
for p nes hog,s for sad com2.rsf. Tossue
~ eonncinnsn CosoyEs-0 2. = Hofnsp, T. be ap
pnrtd Com missioner OF Deeds To Committee Salaries
and Officers.
By Counclu 40 FARL- on Clancy Smith James l. Pol
ru' Jf and Others that croton water pipes be lsi In
1l vfevents street het!s.n second AMI rhG. aysanes
ZpCommties on Croton A.qusduot
b. Councilman PkARsos-os James GIlagas-, for pay.
- OF fsrarcs
y CaSEe'lntc Pr4sN,x --gsraoaftrsacs " J,ha T.
.isss ss>@st epeeing Etshy thtrA sIses l1aaa Ffth
aveRUs y tN-A Yer a. Connitise Or Scsss.
y san - IN L.n.sl Nacraa i clhkfs t. have FIR,
lnth e7set tstsesr sgooud I'D rhgd ss8naes surbsd
60 gEttcios AL s!derss' s'gaet 70 Oomuittse on
sosdf
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Simeon Diapers regular auction sale Of stocks will take
place tomorrow, ct the Merchants Exchange ct half past
twelve O'Clock
Atthe second board the market particularly dull
and heavy, and most Of the ssss made wore at lower
prices Delaware and Hudson fell OF 4 per cent; Cum
berland Co, " It's wonder to how prices are 30
well sustained amidst such IN absence o. operators
The annexed official statsment exhibits the average
condition Ct the four l.ading departments OF the variou
banks this city at the close Of the enting SAtur
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tn W BIUEHI VT Iculufy poftALt ID tuU NtsnehE
for the week epdnS Feb H. eomIared with that OF the
trevous week There had been inne.se in di counts
Of ssss AS in specie Of s23747s AID decrease Ia %
poeiS Of sls3 col, and In circulation 1874 There
iaiic DO not a-c, materially the financial condition 0,
theepsttutions or sec. in any way the position OF the
money market The limited shipments OF sp.ce induced
to behave that greater ncrsAls would have bss1 ex
hibitsd In that department.
ne following liable will shor the amount Of Uni ed
sistes stocks redeemed ~ the Treasury Department
dups thu weeb ending Saturday. and the nt unit OF
The public debt oltstAniiIg:--
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Totsl..... .s53 5ii eo7 81 $50 500 $50 oo6 la7 81
Tie policy Of sednz t"u rons o. dollsrs 70 the puo
10 o.b Of this STATE o. NsT Yori rf the purpose q
lens the stat o.nss doub 81 by o. oa shire sd-
ssi fsfAt''r ADD rs ~ ma h- for ttere IA not proos
BIZ s,ls'et,sa scheme fr.usht WITH aa'avorsS
csIaqaensss ttn tsis. Thrs 10 Of politicians
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Mines and Mining.

MONDAY, Feb 13-6P.M.
The board today was one of the most sotive havo
had for some time. Psrte Vein In large demand;
upwards OF OC0 shares oli at OK, improvement
full "a, ard 1t clossd at o. Potomac was also In re-
quest At 2 Hiwasses ~ a.; Nor wiah at l0H Phenx
Gold L.b'gn has fallen II g. Ulster has i'm prove
p and cells All q. Sold Hill Ia In good demand bu
prices DO not iii above C,rrad 10 stationary 1t 8Oc
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MINING BOARD.
Weekly Report OF the New York Cotton
Brokers' Ass0cintion.

Brokers' Association.
Sales during the p>st wsek 400 bales, WIS., Export,
l2e6 bales hms use 2o2s bales speculation sos bales
In tannu 366 bales This board voted that the market
during the week had been Irregular and closed dull at
the ed quo stions which reduced No ordi.
nary all through 20 on all middliug but the style
known FLORIDA, which IL reduced ha mddling fair
Upland and Noodle rsdnsd kc and Florida whereas,
New Ole4rb and Texas being sought for and light
In stock need only No., fair Upland reduced 40,
and Florida "a fair Aobilo, aud NJ Orleans and Texas
AL scarce Atins prevou ly existing CON armed.
The whole however considered nominal Prices adopt.
ed this day FOR he following qualities BY standard
ples:-- NEW YoRK CLASSIFICATION
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To.Al.... SOL ca IL s72 126 1894 CS3 81 ,o2i,si7
III, eleven banis with sssr affixed incorporated
banks all the Others baking formed under
the geseral law Of tho State.
The condition of the principal departments of the New
York city banks At the close Of each week within tns
lat six months, compares As follows -
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

EosDAY, Feb, 1875 u.
Ass in slack request ~ 50 60 for pearls and -
BazAIerurrs Flour wAs In Moderate demand at fun
ara ,ng prices the Gay. ,I r.sas 81 wv w,9ss -
fancy Western Ut 50 COX $40 S4, and other grades at
propor,on.ts ri~s southern ssonsd 10 50 80 Is for
So $40 50 i." Win sale. sSs Fas ' re
-four r',.-d It 50 IS per 81 About eco bbls Jersey
meal realized 81 &c. Wheat moved TO the extent OF
AGO bushels Southern red, ~ 81 o. In traaait for
Liverpool 81 13d. freightsgs change; $500 DO Cana
.Io 80 a'9 Sa. sS
rye procured pArty from the railroad depot ct 81
a. State and Western oats we're In fair request 1t e3o
Sec Yer bushs Corn actively sought after 1t un.
changed rates Toe days transactions embraced o. 900
bushels, 1t OF for damp jersey; 81 o2As o. for
old mixed Western: 81 o3 . 81 06 for no Southern
white and 20 low and 81 06 81 o6 for old round ysnsw.
CA1TIH There oIs sd 1t lsrton's WAshin gton
DR. Yard to-day, l7ea beef cattle offered during the
week 1882 We 50 Join The returns for the week In de-
tail toasther with the section OF The country whence tho
supplies o-ms:
Hudson River Rhrsaf .675 Erie RAilroad-shsop. 100
E,i- R~ilro I'd. .........S00 Z" -shoAtA .......25o
Hsrl.n BAlroa ........l 1862 Harlem Railroad-ooWs
Pennsylvania foot. .lS9 and calves 10
Virgins, on foot.... 20 Harlem Rival calves 29o
ntuoiy, ca cars......4A sheep lambe .4so
g on foot...... Hudson Rvcr-sheep.. .l64
New York State, ON foot. 2t hogs .....".i!s
on cars4l7 &C -shoab. -. lis
Ohio, on cars .66l Conn.,, foot-sheep... 10
NY State, onfoos-shesp 80
Owing TO tho rain Storm basine.s today Was not 10
active usual The uunber in the yards left over I'M.
disposed Of about l50 Prles since our last have
been we'll the b.ing from &c. TO l0c Per
h. and o for soms premium extra qualities. Cows
and calves Id at from $50 to $685. veal calves from 20 TO
10; shesp So % S4. swin@ txo TO 90. Hudson River
Bue HeAdAt martet at Chamberiain's 27S besvss, 80
lambs Market steAy The bseves all soli ct from No.
to Zoe per ID and calves from $26 to $780, shsep
sold ct rom 81 10 10 81 60 as In quality; veal calves
brought from Sc to 10 On sails At Bro snnss 10 COWS
and calves ant $50 sheep and lambs Pces-rhe COWS
and calves solo at from 32b TO $780, 10 quality. Lett
over ID Sheep SO 10 SAN advance. la nos ~ 30 TO
IS About 2o) uosod AT Bsns-(So sixth sIsetl
lb6 beeveb sne 20 ard o,ves sales OF the former
At from 81 to So and Of the latter ~ from $40 t. SGD PEI
head R>cnDaytIafiOn
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[our Sp. cial Report
The Board OF Councrnep met In their
svsnpg, which presented rather Autf1l sud upq
aPpesrsDce There vas . fun attendance Of msmoers
ara any number Of obsytr Who seemed TO tak. deep
intstett in L upicipai proceedings
DISSECTION DEAD BODIES
Councilman cIANorY moved to take up resolution Of
tbs State TO surrender for disc the dsrert
medical sgss throue bout the State al dead bottles
hours after death 10 spsssiog to the adoption
Of the resolution, he said II would let their reprsssn
atves Albany kro~ that they not in
BILL ss Il would be productive OF riot and IL
this city Even the Trinity chu ard affair has csused
sreAt deal OF excitement Eat the bill oers the Lssi,
who are ~ only twenty four hours and not re-. lined
shall be handed ovsr to the Colss of Surgeons
II vas very true that there p, Bsy attached 70 the
procorif Of sad bodies fer the purpose OF dsssctoa
but there Is seldom any made for this mis-
deneanor He did not Ih~ that wholesale "a, OF Isg,,
ting 1t Albany In OF these ped IN 4 the
Board stuld not object 70 the pAsssgs OF the
How would one Of the members Bard m. in cas-"
be went 10 the oouetry, snd isden with Of apo
psIy els se OF the heart TO be taken to col.x. OF
surgeons and there be cut sp,
EksHIK moved 10 Iefer tbs tioa TO the @ mint
tee ON Ls,s
Mr. BopeKNsor (-hs)-It Is certainly On unjust bill,
al would lead 10 I,ots. fey montns ago see what
riot had 1t Doctors chop up town. where some I'm
man bones we're found How many OF our old a,d res
scaos csasns 80 70 is eosn'ry on eu'n' S. and Will,
We Ike To see any OF sss.es who sgd esy taken
III sed die tksn 10 collers and there diss.eudf
Mr. MAIHR bked the etEtkmsn IL be had q cory OF tho
bill With him, for II there copy OF the bill here
the members shonid not vots the snb.ct uness thy
were fully acquainted with tAe facts the csse.
NJ. CLANCY stated tho ae had not . copy OF tho bill
Mr. JACKSON called the msmhsr to order Toe resolu
ton lad been referred once, and was rejected.
Mr.. CLAScy-Ibave not GO; copy OF the bill but can
give Jon The substsnce Of It.
Nj. hAmrR-I want to get at the facts Of thu case,
Of the whole siI When see the oil viii be prsp,rsi
TO vote On the resolution
III any ocdy Ia not claimed or reeo,nfysS within
seU Ioor hours after Its teath II shall bs rent to the
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Erie Railroad sheep. -. 100
T" -shoAta ....... ESQ
Harlem Railroad-ooWs
and calves ........... 10
Harlem RH--veAl calves 200
4" sheep b lambe. 48o
Hudson River-shsep.. l@
/" hogs .........l43
" -shoats. .......lW
Conn.,, on fOot-shssp... 70
NY StAto, ON foos-sh0ep 10