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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14
NEW YORK MARKET

NEw YORK. April I3.-Flour dull, with n de
c.inins tendency, sales at 67-SnS; Southern
7,5IaS. Wheat firm. Corn sitter. Whisky, pms
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'gIANZAEIM & LuTZ have removed their Wholesale
~, Market Square, TO Vim HaIl's duciion Room
hey VIII as heretofore, ALWAYS keep on hand stock
aafSSa Ines and Liquors. al the loves prices.
r. uSlIl. = K,
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Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPlTATION, WEAKNESS,

Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPlTArION, WEAKNESS,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE TRUMP HANT !!
nUNDREDs OF OUR owN CITIZENS,
The Rich dndth Poor, epelytchere bear The same
TESTIMONY.
Read the following certificate from lady, lorscd by
postmaster Z. p Cooper:
cArox BRIDGE, IIampshireco. Va
March !, 1853. )
and my own desire TO benefit the afflicted,
VEGETABLE 7TNCTURE
was taken with violent paIpitaon, rather hut-
erInS and trembling OF Tic heart, winch continued
rHl Days, IL seemed though my had forgot.
lea its Office Tile family became alarmed pI OCuIed
near QUO bottle or this TINCTFFRE or HllPIiJN'S, l
was enth ely relieved.
use OF this valuable medicine. Two three years ago
was laid with liberation ankle effect OF
what Is lily called milk leg. had lost all ami
appetite; and the Which inches and
down, and half around ankle, rejected
toit to heal it, until procured Humpos Vegetable The.
ie, one hottie OF which restored health, healed my
ty years.
again. OF my daughters was very low from severe
dysentery, and when she began TO sit UP her
meneed swelling, which Increased every day, and
to be very raImIu-She used pOtte HfnYfo'S Tine
tTc the pains were ssuuged the swelling subsidized
her health retuIned-we kept legs baulased with
strips OF WOODEN until her strength returned.
have been thus Particular, that others under similar
circumstances, might be induced to avail themselves or
this remedy.
Yours, with respect,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS
do hereby certify, that Fam personally acquainted
Is. p. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capom bridge. HampshiIc Va.
trial.
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Joshua H. Bates, Alfred Ia Ior, Andrew
Dickso Henry \. Graves, partners In the circuit
under the firm name or Bates, Taylor court Ohio
Co. :. FfTTL = plaintiffs fcounty, Virgil
mia. In case.
John l.. Spring. defendant
YoM nre Hereby mott fed, That on the 18Th day OF
May 1851 the hours OF O'Clock a. and o.
clock p. that day, at the Counting House ol Bates.
Ia yor d Co in city New York. Tie dispositions of
John NJ wOcOtt oheTS will be taken, 10 be read
evidence plaintiffs at the trial OF said cause But
from any The said dispositions shall not then be
enced beng commenced shall not then be com.
petel the tak. the will be adjourned iIom time
10 time until the taken aud completed.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
attorney for plaintinsl
To sam DEFENDANT. apT
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ca, woops' MUSEUM is still the centre of at
tile City We have never $een a show
i'..,' nile can ste more for quarter than they
Al this exhibition.
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:w!d II. w. cHAPLlNE, clerk.

TNRir,;.. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
V5Sa Line Packets leaving regularly OH the arri.
ige cars all bills Orlading st be ON board be-
.pristiT.A,f VI. The Line will not be responsible
OF any gOOs, aud will not pay or cIllect
poa ~! goods for which bills .! ladiug not
-utatS before tEeir departIIe. mar3I-tT
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"a TIos. HUGHES.
NOTICE. TO CONTRACToRs.

w E TO CONTRACTORS.
I ;ai' will be received until The first OF May, at
q ssr Is o. GIN, Kelly & Go, Monroe street, by
b.rJ, ~ s'oHins tire. miles of the Wheeling. West
hs g.: . Bethany Turnpike The stone 10 be put upon
lie Vt,. On track ten tect wide, 10 inches deep in
|asZ eight al the s:des,-aveIasins ten inches in
I .. ,Ed 6, miles the rack to be eight feet. and
a1ne to BE- used, and broken 10 the size Gus
| H<ra.f National Road
B,s!.e lst day of October next
It.s E:stJ ''O@'u' m ,y f.,,,pt,Np ,,.
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C,xcrxs.rt Axp MARIETTA RA,LRo,D.-Th

CIycIxxArI AND MARIETTA RAILRoAD.-The
P,,kvrsburg Gazette of Saturday says:
1--WE are credlhiy Informed that all the work on
the CINCINNATI aud Marietta Railroad. west OF
Marietta, has been suspended and the hands dis
charged for want OF funds to 20 ahead N. l..
wilson, Esq the financier of the Company, left
IN Tie steamer a few days since for England for
he purpose Of reg .tiating bonds &C.,
To which the Marietta In:eIligencer replies.
"Thr editor Of the Gazette will doubtless be
rry sorry 10 learn that his ''cret!ibe Informant
/ entirely mistaken In both branches of his State
ent Ii is not true that "aIlthe work on the C.
" Railroad, west Of Marietta, has been sus
snIrd and tie hands DISCHARGED for any cause.
NV has Mr.. Wilson gone 10 England to negotiate
ilds, or for any other purpose.
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Joshua II. hates, Alfred Taylor, Andrew
Dickson aud Henry \. Graves partners In the circuit
under the firm Bates, Taylor q court OF Ohio
Co. plaintiffs Scounty, Virgi.
w. mia. In
John l.. Spring defendant l--... u. -7
You nrc hereby notified, Il at on the 10th day OF
May, 1851 between the hours of O'Clock, and o.
clock OF that day at the aw office Of Dean smith,
city OF Baltimore i'll the Slate OF Maryland,
dispositions OF J. Dean Smith and others will be taken
be read evidence for the plaintiffs at tho trial OF said
cause hut il any rcson the said dcPositons shall
then he comenced being commenced shall not be
completed, the taking OF the will be adjourned from
time 10 time until the same taken and completed
ALFRED CAIDM ELI,
attorney Tor plaintiffs.
To SAID DEFENDANT. ap7
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE,

E'OreIgn -bXchange and b5lpre5s agency,
ADAMS X CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, wheeling.
I'M UnlCrSi neil is sole Agent, III this ci- rH-@e
~, the sale passenger cert fcates E-2ss=t,
for emgrans. by the cold Black Starr line Liverpool
and New York packets.
These ships regular packets, making passage in
arthe time OF ordinary sailing vessels The number OF
steerage passengers mts and there is danger OF
ship fever, TO which the ordinary emigramt vessels
Iiabc
We sell bills exchange drawn sight, any amount.
payable al Bamk town in England Ireland,
Scotland
Persons who to remit money TO their friends,
bring them out from the cold country will be supplied
with the drafts aud tickets at the lowest rate.
augt5ti N. PIGMAN, Agent.
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ELR KrNl'.

TIlnE fine rev four story recently erected
Forsyth ehOuse property fronting The paved
wharf Water street. These houses, in point OF stze
(beins UPWARDS OF one and forty feet i'll ep
elegance aud strength of structure. and loo; lion Tor
either forwarding commission, produce, OF wlole
sale grocery business. uncquhlIed ny any Others
for rent in the city The Counting Rooms aie large AID
spacious, and located OH the secoId story.
Possession given Immediately For lie ms apply 10
iaM6 FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
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T9FTNTELLIGE NOE R.
,Po Correspondence,

.,rS concerning su ,seriptOn, advertising or 9th.
pissis 9 tss '"''s'"'s' should 'S-
rssd , n is editorial DEPARTMENT of the pa.
lead be addressed to the editors jointly or to eli
tsiOe ot5si writing for publication will pleas
write n! of lie above rules will greatly ObIige u.s.
Va obse,' more prompt attention to correspondents
ard sfSt might otherwise some times receive
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MARRTED

In Moumsvile, on the 18Th inst. :, by Rev. DIR. Drum
mold, M JOHN STlDG Err OF the Ma shall advocate,
| To Miss T.. c. WOLFE, hOti Of tho above place.
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SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.
THE subscribe prepared to furnish his nurneI-
pati and all the OF mankind with splendid
hats vi the
E.nIest and most approved styles,
which for endurance, bauty and finish, cannot be
ed aud whom shaped to the head by conforma
tive, fit with perfect ease.
Ai-SO eceiving large n,en's youths
ehdIems Soft Hats comprising white, alb, black, nap.
ped plain, Non intervention, IgTabam Young America.
etc together with fine assortment youths aud
chdrenS Caps, all q. which offered lowest prices,
" sS4 ana retail Wv. JrMRsoN.a
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS
TUE undersigned is prepared manuractue order
Flint Glass $, ringcs, Walls, and all smaIl Flint
Glass SUCH used by Physciuns and
the Chemical Laboratory lie invites the orders OF
using dealing in such tclcs, thinks lie
usl good article favorable terms be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. WM MORGAN,
Sixth AMI Zane streets,
octl7hawtf East whrcIirg
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ERenOVal.

NE,u, ERemOVal. ~ -.strr
[Ill a. LIENS * KNOX have removed their Whole.
brick blJk Of Boots aud Shoes, TO the four story
! Few boir,, No. 113, Main Street, .
'ank on TI"L g North OF the Merchants Mechanics
Vim F opIoslte side OF the street, and DOGS South
TLapktaj; SSelby's dry good store -
ouse t or the patronage heretofore extended to the
n; Cohhdent that with their increased tacii.
ousIneHs. they offer merchants still
Ic.-s 'S e'hehts for buying than Heretofore. :
,McC,LAIIENS & KNOX
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1858. gzss9 1858.
AID ANS & CO.'S
ExPR ESS NOTTHE


IpeeIiHg BALTIMORE Philddel
PhiG, NeLc York, boston aud The East.
THE public respectfully informed that have
| made arrangements by which shall
Daily Express
From baltimore 10 Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and connecting at baltimore with Great
Eastern Express. the Cities and Towns OF
the Eastern and Middle States. We prepared To
forward by this all descriptions oTligt Valua-
Goods, Packages Bank Bills Specie &c,
IN Ill Speed, in charge OF careful Messengers.
Express for baltimore anu the East, will lea We WHEEL
ING daily, at 8 o'cock, \. NJ. leave BALTIMORE
daily, at Z, p 81.
Merci. mts aud others, respectfully solicited order
their Goods TIN ougi Adams & Cos Express.
apI5-lT ADAMS & CO..
oFFiCE:-Markcts Street, Mcclure House;
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HAVE expired st%cc constituted 10 close my Dry 9od
that should have been paid for long since.
full. I'll. JOHNSTON, Jr.,
mr6 warehon.e Of Sweeney johnston & Co.
Thomas American Mechanical Leech,
cUPPING GLASS, BREAST GLASS, EAR sYRINGES, DEN
H# tai LELCn, ETC. aE.t 81 ~
w respectfully invite the attention Of the Medical
" Profession 10 The new aud valuable instruments
The superiority Of these articles will commend them
selves on TO all interested in their USE
e. s'e'' '''''''' : . ' w KEILs ( CALDWELL
FRENCH GOLD BAND CHINA.
COMPRISING em'Ic Dinner Sets, and sep rate pieces
Ms nses evey rs ds s1 RSa sa
mrI % Monroe St. near ire Pest Office
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
ao end expense ~ cons and cean
ing: LiHems and Coltoms washed by tins Fluid viii be
W.SR NJ g InIu%e u, fsSIiS; Every Fay my
or Ie IN iii Inc Fluid Sii Strength of 81 hours which
viii clearly show that II mast DO purely armsss VIXEN
single sixpence which will buy enough for large family
aud sold By the subscriber, who has late
ly purchased the right for Ohio rounyt: Va tx,,ov
Aupq Noes, unicnsf Wheeiins. Va
TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
GsoGi liz city S & ss!nE may ?: found
In ad ancc most the Dry Good stores city,
OF sSS IS for ]
qa 1es ss ar o
Of which il. offers at reduced prices Determined to
little cheaper cheapest, he Respectfully invites his
friends and the public generally to call and ex5nne he
and less TO sell them Call anil see al
EHE J. G. HEFTLY'S, Mainst.
feh2Sdtf corner Market alley
lust received 2 bbIs Snuff, small selected bIadders,
a,4 wv RHODES, agent.
PIANO FORTE5-AND MELUDEONS.
| TUST OPENED fine Rosewood Piano Fnrtes, from
New OK including one fine RooseooL Piano 81 octave
all Of which are offered at factory prices -
Ao-a aI package OF fashionable music, al 20, Union
street Sex :. the lin. If 20. W, MT !. ssrr.tn.
A LARGE ASSoKrNlENr
0F gents dress Hats pearl and black pTusIlan l1ga-
READY IN TIME FOR rffE SEaSON!!
| w D. MoTrE 4 BROS. first stock OF new
are now being received at their store on Market
II is 10 SPECIFY Tie s r but sgss y e
re Market street. - mrI4
N1T ANTED-A German girI, to cook and do houseworl
i w Apply at this office. - 80 8 mrl-
= AT WHOLESALE Oh RETAIL.
| lust receved,--a large lot CT superior BTG turned
Aiso~sIi sizes rery hest Marietta sharp grit either
wet grinding, which will be hung y des ed on pa
tent friction rollers notice and at low rates. at
| deco RoiTAN's ma BILE yard, 66 Market st
COD FISH. = =
loo CASKS Grand Bank Goldfish, large and Fat, Just re
de14 fsiNs1 s4t u So = - II. kEILLYs
1SnR highest market priee siysnIOr Hides and Sheet
mr SSi -, - Fl. ~ BERGEe & HOFFMAN.
10 Lard Off, rTiTss I,ieIs e, AZ sy
CHEESE IE6TssT-T
5O prime cheese iPst veg a Sns 81 sSs b
e. :. = ~ =
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EIGHTEEN MONTHS
uAVE expired since concluded 10 close my Dry Good
LII business; aud having many persons still indebted to
hope they do longer Ting 10 pay for Goods
that should have been paid for long since.
Don't be ashamed, but along and get receipt in
ru TIL. JOHNSTON, Jr.,
mr6 warehouse Of Sweeney, johnston & Co.
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MEDICAL
Pure Vegetable Extract.
DIR. MoRSE's INKIGoRATING
.sa CORDIAL ss 8.

r PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
TcaIth restored md life heightened by
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Removal.

THE subscriber has removed his large and splendid
stock Fashionable Hats aud Caps, TO the Union Hal
building, No. recently occuned by John Elliott } twt
dG S%a south of the North we''eF" Spk UNISON
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No Language convey adequate idea OF the mmedi
ate and almost change which it oecasionsn the
debiitaed and shattered rvous system, wheth
broken down weak by nature, impaired
by sickness. the unstTug and relaxed organization
braced, vivified and built up. The and
physical symptoms disease vanish together
der its influence. Nor is tho effect temporary; the
tIary the relief is for the cordial opeI lies or
the medicine constitution ITSELF, restore
Is normal condition Well the preparation be call
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NEW GOODS.
M E receiving Spring House Furnishing
wv Goods, comprising new styles OF French China din
and tea sets ritana Silver plated ware castois
frames, tea aud coffee urns sugar bowls butter coolers
estieks Forks Spoons salt frames with glass IL
mugs coal boxes fully decorated "a new article ot
Entry lamps, ivory handled Knives aud fork
sells 81 pieces aud single setsi solar lard lamps, W.T.
ustes paper aud class shadcsi together with stoe
OTconnon goods adapted the country trade all OF whr
we offer Eastern Prices. adding only the difference
Transportation. HOBBS, BARNES & Co.,
5.s Glass Manufacturers, No. % Monroe ST.
F0oSfn
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CO-PARTNERSHlP.
NHE subscribers this day entered into partnership
Tor lie purpose ortransacting Commission and For
wardg business. under The style OF Doane Cowgirl as
the fl ms OF Cowgirl IL McSwords aud A.
s. Co, and solicit continuance of the business
OF the late firms. A. DOASE,
.-.r J. COwGILG.
March 18Th 1871 mill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-07

visit and refusal Of entrance. Lieut. Hamilton wss
present and teses to the exsctness Of the folio wing
questions and answers, which passed bet ween Mr..
Soule and the officer:
"Mr. s. You are the person who arrested ny fur
ther progress into France Oh the 24th Of October
"Cfoer-'I en-
mr.. S.-'As there are sOme discrepancies in the
statements which are in crculstion in reg ard 20 vhs
occurred at that time, will you do NE the favor Of
stating the factr Of the case 2
offer Certainly, Sir. l was ordered by my
Government 10 prevent your entrance into France,
and performed my duty as politely, hope, a. the
crcunsisneos would permit. / told you tn my or
ders were positive in prohibiting your entrance upon
French territory, and | executed them.
Mr.. S.-'Wss there anything said sbou, resi-
deDoe ID France, or passing through Franco
offer No, Ser. As you were about 20 lesye,
j asked If should net telegraph % Paris aud see Il
the order might not be suspended You responded,
No dat you were Dot citizen OF France, and thai
you bad no fsvors 20 ask and 10 expect from
uDpriI cipled Government. You then left.
" This occurred on Wednesday, az already stated,
the day on which the explanation OF the Government
appeared in the Moniteur, and consequently before il
had been seen either by Mr.. Soue or the officer g.,
Calais. The officer had evidently not received in
suuctious Of any kind from his Government in anti
cipation Of al interview with Mr.. Soule and thus it
will be seen that his replies sre singuary at variance
with the accounts furnished by the Government.
When this account is published By Mr.. SIulS, as it
will be- sttesed by Lieut. Hamilton, the French Gov
eminent will either have to dssvow the article in the
Montteur, by throwing its paternity on to an over
jealous Chef de Bureau, as it soneti mes doee, or
otherwise throw the blame to the officer at Calais
and discharge him from bis Office"
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FIRES.
TtRE IN NORTHUMBERLAND.
bezzIe ment.

FIRE IN THtRrEEN1H-sTRkkt.
At late hour Wedn ssday night fire was dig
covered by officer Jackson Of the Ninth Ward in the
Hudson River Pottery, John w. Roche, proprietor,
located in Thirteenthst, between Ninth and Tenth
avs The fremen early on the ground, and
coon e1tr aushed the flames but not however before
the establishment was damaged TO the amount Of
q .OOO Fully insured. The fire is supposed to have
originated from some defect in the furnaces
FIRE IN wILLIANsr.-ARREsT OF CHARGE or ARSON.
About lOl o'clock on Thursday morning fire wa,
discovered in the second story back room of No. l22
williaInst occupied by Joseph Ehlen, importer Of
fancy goods. The flames were speedily subdued by
the freuen, and before the building sustained much
damage. The stock the occupant was partially de-
stroyed Insured for 5000 in the Rutgers Insurance
Company
The occupant OF the room being absent at the time,
suspicons were entertained by the Police that he had
some knowledge of the fire. Officers Simmons Of the
Second Waid accor dinghy arrested Ehlen and con-
veyed him before magistrate for examination.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
THURSDAY, Dec. "a

THURSDAY, Dec. - Z. VI.
AsHEs-Pots are in moderate demand az &c IS, and
Pearls scarce at 81.
CorroS confines dull AID inanmate
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand is better for West
ern ard State Flour, and prices have improved The
,ses of Western Canal are 500 bbs. at e l2ass 80
for common to coed State, o. 629s9 ~ for common
to good Upper Lake, Michigan and Indiana
Canada Flour is better. with fair demand; sales
zoo bbls at g. 75dss e. in bond, and 80 Oass Is
duty paid Southern Flour Is i2i higher with good
demand for the home trade sales 700 bbs at - %
50 81 for mixed to good standard brands Baltimore
Alexandra and Georgetown Rye Flour is hrmi sales
300 bbls at 90 50 a g. so for fine and rpperhne.
Corn Meal s quiet at 81 "a for Jersey.
GRAIS-Wheat is less active, and prices are yith-
out alteration Sales, 225 bushels fair Upper Lake
Red at O. 75c Afoai, and mall lot Of Southern a.
about previous prices. Rye is held higher last sale
at 81, ioc.
Barley s frmer and lees active sales 700 bush. az
81 30 for mixed and OIL 80 for good four-rowed. Oats
are quiet but firm At 50 SIC for State and Western,
aud 50 see for Jersey. Corn il in good supply and
the demand has fallen Of sales 10 900 bush a. %
CSC. for Western mixed. Round yellow 9sassc
Other kinds nominal.
WBIsxY-Tbe market is nssttledi sales 50 bels.
at - sc for Ohio and Prison, and 100 hhds Drudge
at i3e.
PRovIsroSs-Pork il buoyant al sl3 75ssl4 for
Mes. ard sI2 asl2 81 for Prime. Beef, Lsrd,
Butter and Cheese are without msierisl change.
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JERSEY CITY COMMON COUNCIL.

The Common Council held regular meeting nthe
Lyceum, on Tuesday evening-Ald. LroS, President
Of the Board, in the Chair. Considerable iatsre-t
existing on the License question:, the lobby Was fan
Of spectstcrs 10 the proceedings The usuS NJ nber
of petious bills and Communications were ~ ceived.
AID SLATER. Chairman OF the Comsnii.ee on Aims.
repor,ed that he bad purchased les tuns Of col OF
uheh 100 tuns viii be appropriated for the relief Of
hs moor of the city and the bss &c TO the Of the
Aims House Nearly the whole Of his Purch sre was
a los Of nut coal upon which there wss len for
TRANSPORTATION. THIS was bought q, the rate OF 20
pertun gross weight and the oslsnce Wa oi Stove
soa pr-chssed az So s5 per tup. The Recorder. oeo
+. Gutter sent in communication, notifying the
Common Council that process had been sersed upon
him by H. Rathbone relative TO the nue. indicted lOr
the violation OF the city ordnance resniaang mus
ard Tsvtrus and beicg personally responSoie IoI
his acton as Recorder he desired 10 kuoF what
course the Comm on Council viii pursue as ms course
a. future resolutions under toat ordinance wiz ue'
pend much upon the action OF the Boaru COM
nunicaton wss received from the Assistant captain
OF the Watch preterring charges aganst the C,p'an'
At the pre- viOus meeting Of ths Board tue Ssptsin
pr, ferrod chsiges sgans, the Assistant Captain An
opinion from VIM. L. Dayton Of Trenton. was read,
relative TO the legality Of the proceedings OF the
authorities against the unlicensed liquor sellers.
The opinion susans the proceedings which have been
had under the ordinsrces, but expresses some
doubt relative 10 attaching costs 10 ue
penalties. The opinion was ordered TO De ned
In the office Of the Clerk Of the Common Council.
resolution placing 81 600 at the disposal OF the school
Committee, 10 be applied 10 ward the complexion oi
the School House in the Fourth Ward, was adopted
A resolution sustaining and indemDifying the Re
coroer and City Attorney in their proceedings under
the ordinances Of the city relative 70 inns aud yefns
was adopted Ii refers TO the slit which h.s been
brought and all which may be brought against them,
while acting in strict conformity with the ordinances
resolution allowing $1,000 10 the Board OF water
COMMISSIONER to be divided as they choose as sAa-
RES TO Commissioners, was adopted. resolution
authorizing a committee 20 prepare amendments 10
the CITY chatter was passed, aud Aids Slater Dtyen-
port Keeney and Hill were appointed such committee.
After sou further business, the Board adjourned