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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

DY HENRY H. LEEDS COON WEDNESDAY, I2TU
d Thursday 18th April at IL clock at the residence
of j. p Beaumont, Esq, 50 Chambers street. fcw doors
vest Of Broadway his entire superb collection Of pictures
choice and costly description selected from celebrated stu
dos and galleries in Europe and containing greater
Connoisseus will find this the event of the seasons and
viii opportunity such rarely Of selecting
from pain of character we'll calculated to meet the
requirements Of advancing public taste Catalogues will
be ready at store days previous and tho collection
may viewed Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale
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MARX WRAY, ACKNOWLEDGING AND Pc
M remptory fae ohousebod furniture This day April g.
ut IL o'clock at the ufacturer warerooms 34 Broad
the balance Of stock made by the best workmen in the
city consisting Of paror suite mahogany
do rich enameed chamber do marble top centre and
side tables book deboards stands walnut
and mahogany bedsteads wardrobes washstand walnut
and oak extension tables, hall Office furniture iron
sofas, &c. Catalogues now ready.
M DOUGHTY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE.
M hold furniture pier glasses carpets, &c-On MondA,
April 10 At lo o'clock in house 36S Eighth avenue
stoads hair mattresses pier and oval mirrors CENTRE s
and faneytabes carpets oil cloths crockcry cutie
stoves kitchen furniture &C. Sale positive rain shine
premises the entire furniture Of the three story house
West Thirteenth street. Eighth avenue consisting Of
costly paror and bedroom furniture sofas chairs marble
top dressing bureaus mahogany bedeads carpets and oil
cloths In October chandeliers and burners glass
posits all purchases. WELLINGTON A. CARTER,
Auction store 81 Dey street, corner Of Greenwich
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CORPORATION DOCKS AND SLIPS TO BE LEASED

NOPORATION DOCKS AND SLIPS TO BE LEASED
~ tPubic auetionNotice hereby given that tho fol-
lowing docks and slips belonging the corporation Of the
city York the sasss which not disposed q
public auction the LIST day Of May next at o'clock p
n ct the City Hail. for the term Of five from the LIST
deg ofMay 1884 vix-East River-l East half pier No.
IS and half Of bulkhead between s6And foot q Wslnu.
between 81 and &C. foot of Walnut street. The half Of
both piers buhsad At the foot Of Broome street North
River Bulkhead at the foot of Barrow street. Pier
Of and buihead south 70 the ferry and half Of bulk
Pier No s. at foot Of Hammond street. 4 Pier foot Of
Eietecnth street Now pier 600 feet long, foot Of TWEEN
teth street New pier 600 feet long foot Of Twenty
cond street Terms and conditions of sale
sale iarc 20 And also exhibiting the wharyss
and pors may be seen At the Comptroller's ONCE.
JACOB A. WESTERVELT, Mayer.
+. X. TILL0U, Recorder.
A. q. FLAGG, Comptroller.
II. w. EDMONDS, Chamberlain.
WIN. CHAUNCEY, Chm, f. Com. 3D. AID.
WIN. N. vERMILYE Chm r. Com I'd Conn
Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT, New York. April g. 1854. -.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE CRYSTAL PALACE WILL
be opened At o'clock NJ and closed At r until
further notice. Admission SO cents children under twelve
years half price. Admission on Saturdays % cents
J. NJ. BATCHELDER, Acting Superintendent
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. at l0h o'clock, at No. Beach street, all the
handsome household furniture In the above house. consist
ing Of suits in plush pier glass window curtains
paintings carved rosewood centre tables elegant
tspery and other carpets rugs mats &C.. hall ocloths
lamp hat rack stat carpets beds carved mahogany
bedsteads hair mattresses pillows bedding marble top
dressing bureaus and stands rich sets Also
the silver and plated china glass euaery, kitchen
furniture &c The above furniture in good order having
been but short time in
WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Monday, at 101a o'clock at ISL Canal street large
assortment Of household furniture consisting Of
tees chairs tables gilt frame mirrors window curtains
carpets stair rods ocloth mahogany French and cottage
bedseads hair mattresses feather beds marble top dress
bureau washstands wardrobes and general assert
ment Of kitchen furniture.
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REWARDS.

Ga7 0nA REWARD.-LOST, COMING PER STEAM
S1. UUU ,hr Baltic, wooden box, belonging to Master
scriptionst one Of eccentric shape. remodellcd
cnd I'd small der ivioliu brown color and German
make Sd small one threequarters yellow color and
bearing this in Frcnch This violin bought
the Boueyards Bonnie nouvee Paris the 4th Of June,
1890 for the OF u ans and has obtained tho first prize
ty Paul Julien aged ~ years the 2st Of July 1850 oven
cut right side towards the finger board on
left towards portion the purpose Of adapting
IL to the size OF the young Paul Julien These ons have
real value but to the artist to whom they belong who
will the above Of 900 to the returning
them to Nlhios Theatre, New York.
&OE REWARD.-LOsT, ON THE 9TH INST, ON
%AC board Of tho barge Berkshire gold patent lever
watch and chain The above reward will be paid to the
finder by leaving II at VIM Mason corner Of Barrow and
Hudson stree@, and no questions asked
GOE REwARD.-sT0LEN-FRoM A. STEVENS, NO.
RLO Sixth avenue, on Wednesday evening, April D,
full eweed Baehron maker Geneva No 20 sl9 gold
locket with initials H. on back hair bracelet gold
clasp; gold bracelet; small Misss angee ring
G1O REwARD-sHAwL LOsT--THE ABOVE RE
plU ward will be paid by the undersigned for nforma-
tYon adys shawl and bonnet taken from the
ladies' hat room al Parker Public Hall on
wednesday evening last Please address j. H. Johnson sc
John street.
q, + REwARD.-L0sT, A GOLD CHASED BRACELET,
D Wednesday afternoon going from street
TO sixth avenue Sixth avenue to Twentyurth street
md down Broadway TO Seventeenth street. Initials r. A.
inside Any returning tho TO the subscriber
will be paid the above amount DAVID RAFT, Jewelier
81 Broadway, corner Of White street, up stairs
d < REwARD-LosT IN FRANKLIN STREET, OR
spO In crossing Centre street to Anthony street. bundle
Of clothes Any finding the Same, and delivering ~
to Mrs Philips at 34 Broadway noxt to the theatre over
contained black coat pAntaioons vests handkerchief and
scarf
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MEMS AND BOYS CL0THING-AT WHOLESALE
1u ap9 retail, byJ VANDERBILT 81 Fulton street
cor n q G0d street The as.ortmen
be made to order In style cannot be
patronage 10 respectfully solicited. "
!, VANDERBILT, No. 81 Fulton stseeh
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n $: HoUGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTRAc-
IL. tive sale Of household furniture pianoorte
bookcase, velvet carpet. &c.-D s. Hough will sen this
day Saturday at l0 o'clock without regard
weather all the following fine custom made furniture
DECORATIONS Of house No las Twcntyfrs street near
three magnifcenty carved and finished rosewood
catclle suits massive circular rosewood bookcase with
Uretary attached very excellent piece of workmanship
richly carved centre and sofa taber superb tapestry Brus
oade and brocatelie elegant rosewood seven octave
pianoforte, warranted; velvet and wilton rugs and
mats; very rich secrctary
very superior finish number Of we'll executed oil paint
&c elegant sevres porcelain vases most asefuy
decorated and painted alabastcr clocks jewel &C. cut
coosnes hsquc and marble figures vases &o excelent
mahogany and walnut extension dining tables decorated
ana ra china dinner and tea sets cut glass tumblss,
vines ohAnpaguer silver tea services spoons
No. dining chairs lounges SOFAS mahogany chairs ivory
cuerY caneent chairs gilt mirrors &c
Nasn.anos rosewood and mahogany Gothic and French
-on, pahssses corner stands, curled hair mattresses
nan nets. Marseilles quilts 80 Catalogues
Wy The goods must DO removed ~ possible.
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DY E. H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER TUESDAY
IL Anril Al Merchanta, Exchanra. Al

RY E. ,H. LUDL0W, AUCTIoNEER : TUESDAY,
o'clock NJ, by order Of A. 7. Hyer U. s. Marshal, the
new steamship William Norris, the stocks
the shipyard Of j. W. Griths Grcenpont and nearly
ready to LAUNCHED The vessel wa, designed and con
countered by all the steamers that have boen built
viz limited amount Of longitudinal strength and too
drAurht This vessel constructed with
tight boiler ate iron nelson's connecting the dead works
and lower deck running from stem stern and nding
around the space occupied the boilers
Tho whole work has been done the most careful and work.
manke The hull 10 Of great strength. and the
frame dagonally er0sgatsd with iron Her qualihca
model and the security afforded tie which
has been built against the usual disabilities Of vessels Of
class adapt her for the speedy conveyance Of mails and
passenger The Dimensions are as follows:-Extreme
length feet; breadth Of BEAM 81 feet DEPTH 10 feet
inches tonnage, O tons; load draught Of water to
feet The vessel lies at the hipyard Of John w. Grths
Green point williamsburg, second block below the
Gree point ferry from Tenth street, New York.
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UCTION SALE-THIs DAY, AT A O'CLOCK P. NJ,
"A at Division street. ready made clothing-Overcoats
straw hats fancy goods SO Also counter glass md
shelving. Terms cash. THOS. SPHINX, Auctioneer, 4W
Rroom str
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DYH BLACKMAN, AUCTIONEER.-TH1S DAY, SAT
ID urday, April s. at 101s O'Clock, HARDY CO. win sell
At their sales rooms us Centre street. ot Of china
retailers Consgnmsnts af kinds Of goods respectfully
solicited business punetually attended to
fha most rea A term
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SALES AT AUCTION.


HENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIoNRER-BY H. IL LEEDS
IL Co., this day. ~ l0 o'clock at the salesroom, No.
Wall street. gentsel household furniture removed for
venencs Of sale consisting Of elegant suits of carved rose
painted cottage suits mahogany sofas and chairs In hair
CLOTH rosewood and mahogany wardrobes marble top
tire tables elegant gilt frame pier glasses rich bronze and
ormslu gas and off chandeliers order mArblesed
Also lot Of kitchen furniture with which the sale will
HENRY H. LEEDS Auctionser.-By n H. Leeds Co.,
Saturday, April At the store No. Wall streetsAls
Of elegant marhleled iron goods consisting Of marblezed
iron paror centre tables with iron top;
imitation terra Gotta 10 dies fAvorte campo
meange pedestas etc. All the above goods OF the
finest description, and will 10 sold without reserve.
ar N CROFT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
W. Saturday, April at 10 o'clock at the Of At
ing saloon comprising dozen tables 100 chairs crockery
and glass ware cooking and other stoves Also 200 feet
gas pipes.
THE ,597 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND, SOUTH HALF
of Riversdale, ST. Lawrence county will BIO positively
sold at public auction to the highest bidder without limit
reservation or division at u O'clock Wednesday 18th
per cent down. cent in fifteen days. cent salts
taetoriy secured and payable in equal one and
two with interest; 90 per cent payable in equal
secured the land; liberal deduction for all cash.
Title my warrantee deed, and free of all membranes
Maps estimate of timber to be had Of Mr. Brown near
the tract; Town, or T. Clark's store in PGssdam or
York JNO X. PETERS, Excelsior Fire Insurance Com.
pany No. Broad street Extract from the certificate OF
twenty sections Of the above Aggregate white
pine and Ill 600 spruce standard saw logs.
Webeleve this to be correct and Just estimate The
pine ars rate quality and the spruce fair
ALBERT TOWN, Of Pierpont, 1st LAwrenoe
H. BROWN, Of Wick, County.
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A UCTION SALE.-SAMUEL OsGOOD, AUCTIONEER,
IA Store 81 Nassau street. will SELL this day. At ocock
Randas Island by order of the Governors Of the Aims
house very large and superior lot Of live stock consisting
and about hundred hogs The whole to be sold without
reaerve fore cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

UCTION NOTICE.-SAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTION
"A eer 81 street will sell by auction a Castle
Garden on Monday April TO- at 1917 A. NJ the whse Of the
remaining property q said consisting Of silver
mirrors and four thousand vaegated lamps
suitable pleasure gardens luminsons large number
collection Of household furniture comprising sofas chairs
&C. &C. In large goods the cata
logues will not be ready till Monday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

r MoRIARTY, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
e. at 10 o'clock at l73 Chatham street. assort
ment of second hand furnturo also feather beds
looking glasses thirty good engrayngs in frames also
lot of glassware &C. deposit will be required from all
purchasers return Of sales must DO the evening
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UCTION NOTICE-BY THOS BILL AND n
ABUsH auctionsers-Extra ssle-This day At O'Clock
Chambers 81 trunks boxes carpet bags &c., containing
clothing bedding, jewsry guns g. let A. hoss. ~
Areeake toarders who forgot their bs Also
TIRE 100 boxes 80 and baskets champagne ana
brandy, carpets, . valuable watch, pictures, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

UCTION UNDERESTIMATE ROSES.-y L. VAN
IA DEWATER co corner of Nassau aid Pine streets,
will sell on Tuesday April H. at l0s o'clock large and
superior collection of standard and plants from the
Of ID. Boil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

UCTION SALE OF MELRoSE PROPERTY.
"A NEWELL CO. will sell, on Tuesday April llth at
oeloc at the Merchants Exchange the desirable frame
house lot Of ground known lot So on Union street,
and very convenient Terms This property pesents
great Inducements to Of small wishing to
homestead For particulars apply to y. Newell
Co., 70 Nassau street, or Mr.. Rodendock, Nelrose
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UCTION NoTICE-WM. s. INGRAHAM WILL SELL
n this day, at 1915 O'clock at store No. 10 North Wiia
street general of ard second hand heuse
hold furniture viz mahogany sofas chairs tables bureaus
carpets croekery glassware Tuesday at l0 o'clock,
ut tho of 09h street and Third furniture
horsea carts, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

&RO OOO TO LOAN-oN DIAMONDS, wATCHEs,
PCU.OUO jcwelry, &C., or bought for cash Good
city stocks notes bonds and mortgages and bills OF
change negotiated All business CONFIDENTIAL Apply At the
watch and loan Office 0a Nassau street, corner Of
G7O 000 s5.G00 81 900, So 500 $1,000 50 800 g. 0O0
plA.UOU, $1,000 81 oO0-These sums to lend on bond
and mortgage productive real estate in this city
Brooklyn. Apply to S. S. BROAD, l3 Wall street.
GS00 TO s7,0oO.-PERsONs FROM DIFFERENT
epcOO States those willing to travel wishing
business that will pay from $500 to $1,000 per month have
only to call at Nassau street. second story room No.
<sAsn ADVANCES COR BOUGHT OUT FOR CAsD
literally storage Of every kind Of merchandise and
personal property Also bargain for ealoGod watches
and chains, diamonds pianos, Havana segars &C. at 81
Nassau street, No g. Business realized without delay
going out of Office please cut this out and keep IT'D
the public stocks of the city of New York due pay
able May l. 1884 will be paid that day BY W. Edmonds
Fsq Chamberlain of the city, ut the Mechanics Bank 81
Wall street. The transfer books will be closed Tuesday,
April H. at o'clock r. NJ. For the convenience of stock
holders transfers will BIO permitted during the period tho
New York, April 7, 1854. A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller.
MONEY. ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS
u watches, jewclry silver merchandise, yaluables
and property generally bought for cash Apply
from A. NJ to p. N.
MONEY AT 2s9 BROADWAY.-CASH ADVANCES
I1 made merchandise, jeweiry silver watches
diamonds pianos other property also the above
bought for cash. Business confidential $50 broadway mp
stairs from to O'Clock The highest prices paid In cash.
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II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-A. II. NICOLAY
a CO. will sell at auction this day at IL o'clock at
the sacroo 1859 Broadway about 800 plants comprising
camcas fucias 40 All to be sold without
A. II. NICOLAY.
ED. SINTzENICH,
Tofa biafu a1nauap xv;th Leads
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UCTION NOTICE.-TO MACHINISTS AND OTHERS.
IA BY THOS BELL ii. N. BUSH, Auotioneers-This
day at l0 o'clock will be Sold In front Of the store No.
pair Of bellows drill and frame one lathe, quantity Of
mot known to the advertiser Must DO paid for, and
moved immediately-if not sooner.
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SPORTING, So.

noGs-KING CHARLES sPANIELs; SCOTCH AND
IL English rat terriers, Newfcundla1aA persng dogs
watch dog. 80 Tho choicest breeds keps exRrse for
stock Large Shanghai and Chntsgoss p,nqsirs AZ
25 Water street. corner of Iutsn up ssase Esase cePy
the address
nTREMPTORY sALE-THE TRoTTIN0 Horse IA.
o'clock AZ tie stable Cherry street ahsve FIFTH rear q
$50 Arch street Philsdepsn WIZ " SEQ 20 sss, y
he the fastest young rotng horse IL the world Iaeony
Id perfectly sound and kind has been we'll win
tered and 10 now In FIRST rate condition. TAeonys
may be previous 70 sale and any further Information
ohtsinsd applying TO, addressng the Auetcneer
Philadsiphis. ALFRED u. HERKNtSS, AvaN0assA
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UCTION NOTICE.-BY THOS BELL II. N. BUSH
"A AuctioneersEegant cabinet furniture sale.On Mon
day At l0 o'clock will be sold, without reserve at No. ~
net furniture BY first class all Of which Is
couches lounges superior chairs tables bureaus &c., too
numerous to advcrtc There will he disappointment in
Ways settle Gales day Other outdoor sales viii be
duly announced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

JNO. tLEvIsoN, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGEs SALE OF
paintings-This morning, at ii o'clock at the gallery
M broadway fine collection Of oil paintings comprising
landscapes river and winter views figure and sporting
Cole &c. all elegantly framed.
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THO. LEvIsON, AUTHORIZATIONS SALES ROOM,
81 Broadway-sales Of furniture, paintings, private
libraries and out door sales OF vessels real estate horses
carriages &C. attended to- Advances made IL requ cd
and returns promptly rendered Of all consignments.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE;-sANUEL 0sGoOD WILL SELL,
"A ~ his sales ROOM 81 Nassau street. by catalogue this
morning, Saturday, April alloy O'Clock, large eolee
on Of and household furniture compris
asss. asd other sofas mahogany rosewood and other
BILE top dressing marble top washand marble top
and centre tables extension dining "a
chamber suits carpets oil cloths mating crockery Kitchen
utensils oil paintings mirrors &C. The whole OF which w
vel wi ont
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THE TURW.
THE FIIsErIEN.

NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.-AN ELECTION
IN for assistant engineer OF the New York Fire Depart
cnt fill the vacancy oceaEoned by the resignation
John c. Oliver, will 10 held Monday the instant
between the hours of u o'clock " and 10 o'clock NJ and
the returns to lie received Mt Fremens Hail. Wednes
day, 18th, between the hours Of O'Clock p NJ and 10
O'Clock +. n. JOHN LYNES, Hose Co. No. 9.
WJ. A. Woodruff, A" SO.
JAMES L. WENMAN, i" 9.
Inspectors Of Election.
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RoARD-RoOHs, WITH BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN
- and their wives single gentlemen can be obtain
ID 1T $50 West Eighteenth street.
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TOHN I. yANDEWATER, AUCTIONEBR-BY VAN
g. DEWA T TuRNERETussday, April II. At 10Y
hold furniture rosewood pianoforcs including
rosewood paror suit In figured velvet French plate pier
ngs ssyenosaye panSiorte made BY Barmore
Bile top centre tables library and secretary bookcases
Kings patent reclining chair mahogany walnut French
Gothic and scroll bcdsteads rich serpenne dressing
reaus and washstands mattresses porcelain orocksry
&C. Aso about 20 tons coal stove size Deposits will be
rcouired from mn
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A SPLENDID SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, con
"A sistng Of four or fve apartments let on the Euro
pssn plan, No. 776 Broadway The house is arst class
and has all the modern is adapted for fami
Of home. Please apply from IL to O'Clock p. ~, whsr
the rooms can be seen.
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pALns Ar AUUr10H.

A UCTI0N NOTICE.-sHANGIAE FOWLS AND FUR.
lz eslsek the ssstor resn y Nassau street large
wild turkiss ks we'll verify the attention Of
nrners and breeders Fews exhibition ct the store
Terms cash. PETER PARKS. Auctioneer, 70 Nassau ct.
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A SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED IN
IA second story cold and water in them; also,
in third story be obtained with without
board by application ut LOG Fourth Twelfth
street. The house 10 and first class having all modern
mnraYamenta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY Several petitions for relief from tax
were presented and referred.
Communications from the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction stating that he has selected Charles
Policeman ard Eugene Finnegan for the Institution
Of the Blind Referred 10 Controller.
Report in favor Of renting TAX to J. G.. Russell
and reducing II al OF VIM j. kobbe. Adopted.
Report adverse TO petitions OF William Wilson and
Nathaniel Barker for relief from tax. Adopted.
Rerort in favor of paying IS Ooa 50 for altering
and citing up building northeast corner Of the PARK
fer Superior Court. Adopted.
Resolution that the Controller pay bills Of Hugh
DAILY, John S. Msgnus, Dennis Flynn and Robert
Fowler for services in Office Of Clerk OF Court Of
Common Pleas. Adopted.
Report to pay bill Of John Orser Sheriff, amount
ing to Ell 472 IL. Adopted.
Bills Of George BOYD, for work and furniture in
Offices of Court Of Common Pleas, sGo0 and s5l4.
Ordered TO b. paid.
Bin of propIieioIs of Irving House (sl3j 10 for
bosrd of Mrs. Hayes and attendants Of Court. nine
DAYS during trial Of Mrs. III. for alleged murder Of
DR.. Lutener. Referred.
Petition Of Hose Co No %, that bills OF fitting up
house be paid. To Special Committee.
The Board then adjourned to first Monday IN Nov.