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Rerorted for The v Tribune By Mess FAY h rHoNs
Frli BarG-s $500 Penus S. S9l 800 Can and Amb IS 8A
4. &c. slCo0 Reading 70 70 cash Slf
3 Reading r. 3St 50 do cash sat 5o0 do b. 3 - Penns
RR t5wn. 20; do i8i 80 susq Canal cash ltl 100
ID IS; 20 do IS - 100 Long Island Il b5Tn 1871
100 lGi do, 1871 so do b5 l6i 20 Wilmington R.
Sg go Union Csns IS 49, DO do 15 100 Schuy Nav Preferred
IS Si and Amb r, 49, 50 Chester Valley RI lo.
o6 Morris Canal ~ 30 do b5 III 10 Lehsh Nay ~ 20 Bes
yer Meadow R. b5 f2t 100 Bank ofU = 81 sWessern Bank
u Girard Bank lSt ...
Amb R. % '33 90 100 Long Island R. s. l5 100 do b.
l6i; 8Cam 4 Amb r 80; s. Reading X. X s. 58t 49,.
Seoozd Board soo Cam AEb r, R. g. aS, s5wn 0 SO
10 t. &C. slc00 Lehgh &c 10 g st0e Penn go 500 spring
Gsrten ga IS Moni Canal Pf s5Wn sii . Union Canal
Is; I'd l 81 Lehish Nav In lots IS 100 Reading R.
IS 81; s. DO b5wn 3 50 do b5 Sss 100 Morris Cans. ID lIl
b5 IS; i0 90 b 49, u Penn 4st schuyl Nav Pref I'd
ga DO do SSt - Mnehill Scrip Sd 49, s. New Creek
Coal 60 q: Bank Of Penn l24 do I2,t
After coo PsbuTs Coupon g. SJ sSt 900 sehuyL
Nav C. 's2 81. 81 Wilmington &. SCI 81 900 Beaver
Meadow e b5 s6 20 sehsyl Nav Preferred, b. ~ 30 DO
do Is $50 Is Eorown R. r. i; 30 Morris Cansl 10 lots ~
C0 90 DO b5wn 7i do DO A 7 10 Lehsh Nav. 75t 100
Re.dnr a Sst leo do. do % 5e 100 do do b. Si l7
DO DO IL 81 80 Chester Valley X s3~n lot - -.
Cno Pricos-U. S. 'os lli bid " Aked do Do ~ izit
bid Y sksd Of bid s9L ated Resdins Railroad
div OF Sss bid sat sked Bonds 70 si bid e2 1ssd %
bid 20 asked Pernsyls anis Railroad "a ID
% Norris Canal III bid Ia sxed Schgykl Ssvssson
20 g.! bid e0l skec DO DO Seek 3t bid asked DO 40
prerred bad Si asked Long Island 6f BID II assed
yekburs bid IA asssd GaTd Bank i3 bid si nsed CEisd
States Bsn St lid sstse Union Canal iss bid - As&sd
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hes before Evee re pablo There ans dsaaas ss
fr Police h3 tyhisnE 6sctye se7sra Ne
tts,d s.arers til Pirh into hn tire drverJ
VITA rood. sE0rn-saw he AssasI o. isr sesy eSms
to The .es srS pitch the driver od be saw Dc sAa
EiS-raisn. bestirs an Old msn wnea ne va
aud Re thea attacked hDsrii sai 10
When parsr-d him down three or oar %
thurest be AFTER bck and sss hs hsrsst fs-
p'ch Of The driver ne knew
three four 6rrneS from Hose Compasy Ne aaa
Company here shown wnsa rs sns 1s
print manuscript never heard surt HTs
triumph Of the NatA Wad bays @ tie osns saey gave
tbe Ir,h.
COzs Aekernsn police Oeer Of he sKiesnts Wssd -
ed that b cu the eEt scd beard The Marsha use tas
sion Chuck the s-n Of h-h -.
II y O'Clock and the COu sasgEaed till seloef ths
r-orr
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BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

A number OF influential citizens OF BROOKLYN, aided by
few practical men Of experience have organized Hor
ticulural Society which, from the spirit evinoed and the
progress made in a very short period bids fair to rival
many of our older societies. The officers of en-
ergy and taste An adjourned meeting held last
evening at the Atheneum Atlantic St where number of
new and choice cameas cneraras and other plants
exhibited TIE President j. w. DEGRAUS. occupied the
Chair Several reports read and schedule Of pre-
NUNS adopted to be awarded at the spring exhibition
which will be held in May next Several honorary
bers were elected and forty resident members. Among
the former Messrs. Beecher Longfellow Bethune
Vinton Dwight Highway, p Barry, Rochester, and
eal others The meeting adjourned to Thursday evening
next D. w. BEADLE is Corresponding Secretary and
Milton ARRowsMITH recording Secre airy.
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THrRspay. Feb. l6-P. N.


There continuance Of the active business ct the Stock
Board and without important change in prices The market
generally buoysn AT the Second Board the sales were
TO considerable extent and in nos cases at 40 improve
men. the Morning Board After the Second Board the
feeling buoysnt Erie closed al 7si an advance Of
. cent Hudson River e9i Harlem al Long Island
So seller sIty Reading 7tt &c Parker continues very
active and improved cent Dsuphin sold at 20 Cam
berland improved y cent Canton is hrn 81 al. New
York Central v.s in good demand and firm llO 9i0
Cleveland and Toledo sold ct &c Sssi which is further
advance Panama was lO4i bid an Improvement Of Il
cent About go shares were picked up at private sale
most of them for Europe Michigan southern sold at lis
Central lo3! &c. There large demand for Bonds
The sales were $4,000 mainly Illinois Central and New
York Central Illinois Central advanced II cent; sell.
ing at s5i and sl1 New York Central were firm at 90
In State and Government Stocks there but Little doing
TIE Mining Board il firm but not very active The bids
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMUsEMENTs q,

Feb II, 1854
The Rev DR. ApANrs LEcrukE-Hcpe Chspel u P. N
DR. SoLsEks LrcTURE-Hope Chapel u NJ
national SHow-BNnurs Museum day and evening
ERSrsTISE Love and Murder" Se At WAllsett NJ
NpsUpwsR NIsHrs DREaM and Ny Young Wife Broadway
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS dream Rather Excited'bunons r ~
UNCLE Tors CABIN ~ and Hot Corn" p N, Ssionsi
UNCLE TOYS CABN. the bowerysThester, M.
NARIors ENVIRONMENTS Afternoon and Evening Maseu
GEO CHKIsTY Woops MHsTkELs-Ethiopsnsm
BUcKLEys OPERA Housr-EthOpiAn Dereahons-aS u
SEwYoRK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bowefy, = r
SIG BLlrI yEsrgLoerM kcSiuyvesant Institute DE 5rosd
bsApwAr hENAGrklE-A ninslsSS7 Bway, 10 VI % r. n
INDUSTRY OF ALL NArioSS-Crysa Palsce A. NJ TO dusk
baE'ASDs kIvER NILH-sse Broadway =. p N
PKxBAHs SrvES NILE MIRRoR-o6S Broadway and n NJ
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ISTERFEEEScE WITH JUsTICE. The Bin gkGm,Oa DHiy
RIuIIcon ssys thst Henry Sto who Of
the New-York and Ers Railroad that place indicted
esre and grand larceny the Grand Jury
Boone Couy and having obtained bail Not sppsar-
ecuirtd his b prosecuted
stou the OF NewYcTk and ths fGz
being in Newton j. he arrested the reqqisiol
Th NewJersey vi appears cousin Of the fay
tive refused endorse the quson and holds IN his possession
formerly She r " the County
cous Of informing al
had abandoned and inructng him the
Which sheriff Immediately did So Is therefore
The State of NewJrsey approved Of The
refs As 10 due form md yet The bail
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A RENARKABLE FORGERY CAsE.-GeOrge W. Kellogg
was Yesterday arrested and brought before the Police
Court for forgery in altering bill the Pratt ank OF
this city and passing the The officers who arrested
bin have been his track for nearly six months and the
circumstances leading and attending his leave
little or doubt Of his guilt We understand that bills Of
the City Bank and other banks of this city, altered from
ones fves and from to tens, have been found
which he had passed lie is young Of good address,
and until recently has been considered respectable.
BnfalO *
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MARRIED.

BEERS CLARKE-On Tnesdsv, iith nst- By the Rev. II
Fbher Mr. George Beers TO Louise. daughter Of MOnoa
Clarke all % this City
FMNF RS0S-N Peterson, J. the lSsh inst By
the Rev Mr. Horublower william Emmett Of Sewiork Jaa
c Ferson OF Paterson.
McCRYFRY-GRAyDoN-O the lh lest BY the Rev ssnus,
Cooke Thomas McCresry Of Charleston c. 10 Sarah A,
ia ghser OF Joha Gray con ofths City.
PATTERSON DuRBROW On Wednesday. ith Ms, BY the
Rev DR. Welch of Bookyn Mr. Thomas II Patterson Ms
SOPHIE dat shier Of Win am 0urSrow eli Of this City
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Recommendations Sessi0s.

Mrs RosE in the Chair
Mr. MAY was announced. lie had a motion to present.
Az one Of the members of the Committee appointed by tho
Rochester Convention to address the Legislature had de-
elned serving from absolute want Of time to attend to its
duties though he had done good service in furnishing
hst OF references to laws touching womans condition he
would move that In the place of Burroughs Phillips Of Sy
acuse the Convention appoint Judge Hay of Ssrstogs
Springs. on this Committee
Judge HAY said, in accepting his appointment he would
gladly pledge himself 10 serve this eause till he should
ss bis wife his sisters his daughters his grand daughters
The possession Of those rights declared to them by
Declaration Of Independence.
hra NICHOLS said she gres, talker always was
az could not help It. 1t ives her nature talk and she
eAt God had made her to DO tsker and that the only
Vsa shoald be- what shs should talk about Like the
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WZZLLANSBURGX ITEIHS.

KIscs CoUSTY HosWTAL.-EItract from the Weekly
ReIou OH resident physician FOR tie week ending Pe a. Re-
Hostifa s received By order Of Superilt nden.s 81
horn -ota SO TrA-sferr,d Aims House 10 transferred
Narse, discharged s. deceased 5-oal g. Remaining t56
man named Peter Smith residing in Withers st, was
yestssy fred required give bail the Of $50
keep b. Justice Boswell charge Of cruelty beating
his vie AID daughter.
Burned 10 DTATH.-Afw DAYS since aged cOlOred
an residing Fushing burned death No
pfsent aid II supposed her clothes fire from the
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In Exchange thtTe bat Ltie doing and the market
heavy Sterling sas y cent. Francs a0S5I7i
Freght are not active but firm To Liverpool 900 bush
Corn i'd in bulk and bags; 1000 bbh Flour 3s; 500
bales Cotton Sled 40oor 500 bbls andtes Lsrdc o 100
bbls Spirits o. To London 300 or 400 scs Beef 81 ssis;
900 bbls Pork 81, &c. To Hsvre Flour ESQ, Grain a4s
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cOrRT cAtEND.s gprD.Y

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos sac 9ss, Is, ~ asa, 4Ol,. 50.
$50 1851 ass 43 f3 rs "a i3o az
4sS 4sl ls9. 40 49, 49, 49, sS3
CIRcUIr COURr-NOs $50. 900, 500 l. ia0 lis5, Ia.
49, 1872 les - le7 ss 2li. 10. sis sDL eoS s4s
CoNsoS PLEAs-Nos $40. 3l7 $40. 32l $50. 3ss, 3es,
81 SIS ssh So SIS 50 22i
SCPREsE CoURT-GeReral Tern Non enumer sted mo
icus-Nos r. e. IS s. SO u a. IS IS itS I2S p stla.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge woodruff
Robert HAVE. aat John Orser shenf

To recover value Of butchers horse and cart levied
urcr under hut claimed under the exemption
law be Slso for dansse. IN alleged malicious sy ke
80 derisd srsdy referred The charged that II TIE
psnf 10 dis 5tehe
they mpg ale cs the sheriff levied
RON position doubt thar the properly not exempt be .
Liable ONLY saage the jury the hand
he acted oppTvely Of whh there does not
"a rroo without having rsht TO levy hey give further
d ss al II the property sh0sd have been chsnged
from property exempt property with vie. TO hin
der creditors The would be valid Verde. foF plain
tn Z A. Va ne OF horse and cart, aud fl0 ever.
George MAPsss az Richard Cornell
Defendant osrded plaintiff No IS CLARK Or returning
" sunday between and 10 o'clock b. objected
If rsrf Is sleeping 10 the bed With MIN
ard the lad the leg who called bis mother
kcr charged defendant abused and called plaintiff sai
70 defendant that he sleep With the led be might leave
Def Refused when plaintiff commenced puins ne clothes
h the Il legged tbs, deendsntthen pushed plaintiff aga n
a., val nIly Knocked him boz .nd also 1saed
him morning when plaintiff defendant the bo,rder
tnI cheat and bss into the On the other sd: wi. al
,ra that Fhoy blame used irritating an
defendan-ssd morning he woId MIN
,bs be his wife spoin Of BY the boy shovel and
he .ous him end Of the earth bot be would have "a
fse,ion and Mrs ssd she eo1d two Of him IL was de-
ths sntif blame the lad "s.d .ss eeaosaee
further that plaintiff being aesef
with plant the unzr sick wees sftewsrd Inc
counsel o pTostenton made urgent appeal the ay 'ea'
lCr plaintiff $50
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TTSrH DAY.. THURSDAY, Feb. l6, 1854
Lieut. Winder yesterday examined for the defense
Lieut. Joseph Mcintyre was also examined All the test
ony related to the minute facts of the conduct of certain
officers showing no point of the least interest the public
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Mr. BoURSEs LroTURE-Hope Chapel was well filed,
las. evening with very intelligent sudsnce who
bled to hear the lecture of VIM GLAND Bourne on The
American Laborer as an Artist" The Lecture was well
received by the auditory who gave frequent expression Of
their applause 9. the points taken by the speaker.
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MARINE couRT-BesOre Judge PaLLIFs.

To recover value Of invoice of crockery ware alleged
&c have been CONSUMED ctendAn y sold suction a. No
Colo denied that the consxnnens 70 tas
defendant tg NJ Shirley occupied the store and thi
defendant merely friend sst Mr. me Couf
"a that de.rdsn had no the establishment
ssd that al be received rom
his and from WILLIAMSBURG and his dinner
Judrn e for defeEdant.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-Thlrsd.y Before The Re


The trial Of James Saunders for riot in the Ninth ward
the Alb Of July last resumed yesterday Capt Ackfsr
Of the Ninth Ard police testified 70 being ne ss
and there seeing defendant horseoae whom re
Throw tie d-6son Of bh meaning the dn'ef on tes
Itsse Rob. knspp testified thar ne y. ~ y a5 ,as
and head no borseeaet win dase
sword ks hEnd pail him % the rass aud hi he 500 Of
bh- John Chaplin the witness 10 Ion 20
TIE rsn.rs nas6. BY the Marshal 70 the crowd
Cst Tsf ofhs Ninth Ward police tened tha on cong ~
the hsrshs the latter drew ais word PARTIAL. ron C.
sbtsra Int oeer B-rnei threatening % s1oo I'm l ~
Dewitt G Clark Of he ss.n
Ward police deposet be srrved the scene o. me
told the leave The ground II police also oa le MAJ
.hs there horesck bAndshns bis sword 20 sase
instead OF rushed the 20 ice sn1 81
Wines seised D. the throat By thSs Who bad 1ts -
AID iEocfce esvE and had hs mouth cut open ~ keA h
much iSrsd that &c so laid 1p for wo OF Ire esJs
Mssb.l wher he draw his s~ord ne uns
bis There sSJur so who h.d sa %
number Of ether witnesses thea examined pax tne
uory merely eorobotve Of that Of the trF EEe Inc
Cezrt then adjourned for the day.
Eresin1 scsFsoa-
tn. cogy. s~~nbl.d AZ oeIoss puu7snf sdoaraen aud
De Win Carks recalled the snd BE tesaed t1i ne vn
Of Tan Oce Alderman md taannssnd
head request Saunders take hs men hs hcernaas
excited and could not say whsfner would
b<en possible 70 take them or pat them mt me
Bovine swoeu-Saw ths nat and heard 5s1nacu
KIN driver proved the sasr mostly Ia tss
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A1BAsYsrR,xr-In report Of the meeting before the
Common Council COMMITTEES. in regard to the extension OF
AIbany-st, we said that Mr. Tlou' spoke &c We are
requested to say that was not Recorder rou Is he was
not present ct the meeting.
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CHAReE oF BURGLARY Thomas Campbell yoa,y
Ishusb yserisr srr-i char-t Wl brsakaI into tAs
stable o. John H-rr.y 10 Mott ini ftss asrsf9n thrs9
set Of hsns v1ed s5e The property recovered aat
the seeaS, q . q Locke q Tor trisl.
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We lad another dissgreeable day yesterday. snow
storm occupied the morning and its results eneumbered
the streets all the afternoon II the wind remains
at midnight, We shall have fair weather to day.
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NEW PHRENoLOGIcAL CLAss.-Mr. Fowler viii
fern el.s te.chinr Practical Phrerologv No i5
early mex, ~.et Thoss vho wh join hoai ,pPly
~ hr,tsd number only can be Accommodated
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

Frcm ~ Standard Thonster' Ne ca"ter'
c. H.. KoNKErTi
1854. 9AM. II NJ SPIN
February l6.................. 80 36i 90
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In addition TO the reasons advanced yesterday Why the
course Of the Trustees of the Albany Extension Vi the ar
lem Railroad with regard to payment Of interest OF the GER
tcses is the only defensbe under the trust add
that By special agreement made at the time Of making
the trust between the Harlem Railroad aud the contractors
without which the could not have been made tho
Harlem Company bind themselves to purchase the certd
Gates the aggregate amount Of million of dollars. giving
their stock at par for them and the sixth article Of THIS
agreement reads as follows
THAT the sale purchase and Assignment Of the oerth
Gates contemplated and be made under this agreement
shall In no way be held TO be in payment discharge or
satisfaction of said certificates but the same, ana tho
RIGHTS privileges and immunities under the same
and the trust deed aforesaid shall be and remain In fu
force and virtue and the certificates purchased shall
be held by the said parties of the first part the Harlem
Railroadl with all the rights and privileges attached
thereto in like the said certificates had con
tnued in the actual ownership and possession OF tho sd
parties of the second part without any assignment sale
or transfer thereof.
Thus the distinct intention of the arrangement was that
the Certificates should remain caIceed in the hands Of
the Harlem Company II would be moreover a manifest
Injustice to the stockholders Of the Harlem Raroid prop
er md TO the old certificate holders, to devote the
tire earnings Of the Extension to tho full payment OF tho
interest on the 100000 outstanding Certificates max ng
them worth par or over while the 81 the 81 100000
who have exchanged them hold stock which Is Only
worth 81
The adyices by the America only two bu'ness days
later but her adyices are considered satisfactory Bead
sus and Cotton steady and Conso quoted GOT
d9Of which is about the ruling ratio by the previous
steamer The news had favorable influence 10 the street.
The Superintendent OF the Banking Department has
given notice that the circulating notes Of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank nsmed but located at North Gran
VILE Washington County will be redeemed in whole or in
part az soon the trust funds n the hands Of tho Suprn
tepdent can be converted into money
The Money msrket continues very easy on call at 7 v
cent The supplys ia OF the demand Paper goes
without difficulty fsyore short paper at 76s cent aud
other rs class names at 10 cent Some Of tho Banks
are in the street for good lists.
The deposits at the Branch Mint New Orleans during the
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IAfrerflsa-nent I

UNCLE TONS CABIN, AND The GAMBLER
Tie and instructive be psrfor-i TIE
Nsii nal hester tbs afternoon ard sv-rns The Gambler
rsrces scioet in the Afternoon UEels Tom n IL
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fAaverti.~rreuf
BRADYs NV GALL

BRADYs NEW GALLERY or DAGUERREAN ART,
No Se Broadway. Thoupso1s ssloon contains
III dir gusbsd Saor. This AMER.
and European celebrities untivses tai,
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A NEW AMERICAN PLAY.

10 ne Idhr of ne Y. Y TtIuHt.
SIR l attended the reading OF the play Of Loves
Vietuds evening 18th inst ct Stuyvessui Institute snd
express myself being delighted both viii the reading and
play The comfort b f,d although the night
wGsveIy neemeut The author frequently interrupted
fon highly Intelligent
The play has faults but they mo,y in Whist
Known eject and hardly apparent 20 pF.ed
readily be BY M smith who apparent
sill avery young l. sbounded in besufu hg and most
genial tone peysded throughout II the Pase eved
criterion skOad that il woad he emnsny successful
repres. utation success attend the suthor.
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II will probably clear

II will probably clear up todsy, and there will De
az 1Iify 70 those splendid CAyo1s Roofs Va
as bIoaevs The weather horeVeT aes dfetn-e Roof
hoihe ord Fair Premium S the be. worn Gallery free
day ard evening
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
This body met at the County Jail yesterday afternoon
AID BRAIsARD in the Chair and quorum Of members
pfesent
Sheriff Lott, asking increase Of the price paid for
prsoner board at the County Jail The subject was re-
feued to the Jail Committee for report
Supervisor j. A WYcgOFF presented a nj alton
from the County Clerk relative TO the nutaed condition
OF some Of the records in Lis Office and calling the atten
ton Of the Board thereto. Referred
Supervisor KALBFLLIscH presented communicative
from w II Butler late Clerk Of the City Of Williams
bgrgb and oco Clerk Of the Board Of Excise. rea
tive 10 in his hands belonging TO the County In
connection with the subject Of the communication
,ution vas offered to the effect that legal proceedings
agspst Mr. Butler be stayed until the further action the
Board, which was adopted
Supervisor MEArin. $4,000 ~; x'-'""si'"a =.
Chairman Of the Committee Salaries account of i'll
health. which was accepted
Supervisor Boom. from the PeniteDtiary Committee
reported that the appropriations on the Pencntary
account had been oyeri to the amount Of 900
and that consequently work the building had been
suspended.
mittee appointed to examine the Jail and condition Of the
inmates reported that the Institution kept in good
order and that the witnesses and prisoners confined
in separate apartments instead Of together ged by
the Grand lnquests Accepted
Same from Committee on Courts, reported that Matthew
n. Kinney has been appointed cleaner of the Court
roooms at el 80 per day. Accepted.
Bills Of G.. Hernance Sls 49, and Robert D. Dixie.
81 ,26l 81, were ordered to be paid.
Supervisor BERGEN moved resolution that the
Committee on Courts DO directed to report at the
meeting the number Of Marhals Deputy Sheriffs aud
Constables in attendance upon the Cours-ther names
and the amounts paid for their services. &c. Adopted
Suueryisor DAYTON moved that copy of the Di
gest of Law relating the duties of the lizard the Re-
Weed Statutes and Session Laws be furnished for their
use Adopted and the Board adjourned.
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STREET SWEEPING

y
SIR New York is sub divided into sixty Council Dis.
Appoint and twelve 70 below
Caras each week above Cans twice
O'Clock o'clock NJ have the dirt
O'clock Give the permEnent s.uson dsg good
oAa five hours the sseepers 81 cents a1d you have
The scs % each f $3.50 eEwesk
10 Sse s. go swesp the streets thus for 40 weeks
all that u needed. Total 80 900
have estimate for she eat d.tl bat surely would
take halt the above Let the
bis district ard have the Of sschATgEs hn By
the above remuneration and hher avoid al obbrs
The aud should be
the Of MORNINGS class
wait for their conceive this plan prompt rseoas and
practical You1 A BAGNAS.
BAtove CanAst no, knowing the number Of Co Inc
Districts have deducted bat let il remain three times
week but matter II FOR Argument broom
veek eseh and one Sitvt this
York Feb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
BROORZ YN ITEMS

LABOR NOMINATION Wednesday evening last a
meeting of the Laborers Benevolent Society Of BROOKLYN
held at the Sixth Ward Hotel 10 Pacific ST. for the plr
pose Of taking into consideration the prOprety of demand
insufficient TO pay for house rent and 70 provide themselves
and families with the necessares OF life The present
wages Of aborers who attended upon masons and build
erto which this class belOngs eight and nine shliugs
day They require ten hilings per day and have given
notice that from and after the 18th day of March next they
will expect their demand 70 be complied with