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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
w. T.. 3. GE & CO.,

w. T.. =. s. {: T. & CO.,
tWare-Roorn NJ. 81, Min Street, ST Louis, Mo,
AETFACTUkE2S of any description of Extra
" Cast Steel sH CSrcpftr PIT. -Uaiey. Gro
E6oe, Hand and Piaci SLVS UaadretS, UpSetS qud
Cold fhissS, 1rHHf springs, RnUes, Reaper etekes,
Springs, SC
Gs- Also Saws repaired aud made rs good as at
small expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements and
arrived such perfection the temp@rin2 and grinding
department Of their ant take such paIns pro
quality SJeel, that hey NTH
out fear OF contradiction That their stock Saws
hand aud being raIsufac.u rcd and will be,
not only equal tt BS.s Derior tn any
made brought Ia TINS market.
Every saw sold under their guarantee viii be made
good to The purchaser If foanI to he trial
OVID W. Ia. +. GAGE co.
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sN~t RANCE al FNC1.
fl'HE undersigned having received the Agency oithe
Il following Companes.to wit
JeberSon Life Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati; Oh0
Aetc York Central Insurance Company Of thTTy
TdHey " T.,
Is prepared to tax risks Lives and Property on he
most favorable TERMS eitheron the join Stock or auiu
al Principle. r. d. PULFORD:
lift Agent for Iowa Co.. WIS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

SUGAE S.--l5 Fh'ds Fair Kind n o. Sugar.
- 3a Bos Clarified
10 :. Crushed * Loaf
Received and forsaIelow at CIV CORPS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

ExIcr!elce than sixteen wears has established
The at Merchants Celebrated Carrying Oii. Uni
sersIl tansIy EmbTncan VIII cure most eases and
,Ieve al such
SIayins, Sweeney, Rngbonc, Windgalls, Poll
Evil, Gallons, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds. Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
sula, Sitiast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameucss,
Foundcrei Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
SINS, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites.
BoilS, Coms. Whitlows, Burns and Scalds
Chilhlans, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions Of the Muscles. Swelhngs, " cakness
of the Joints. Caked Breasts, DC dc DC
Tie unyaraeled success Of this oil il the or dis
ia Horses AMI Cattle. and IN human flesh. -
daily becoming known the farming community
T. lrly he crcde except by those who have been
"A the aH of keeping their stables and houses, what
% pan, suffering and lime. saved by
the timely Application of tins on.
H5- BE lie of the sole proprietor GEORGE
". MERCHANT. Lockpor y. Y. Is blown in the side
the bottle. and IN ms handwriting over The corr.
Al orers addressed the proprietor viii be promptly
RESPONDED
':eJ Pamh'ct 81 The Agent and what wonders
ACCOMPLISHED 10y he 81 this medicine.
Snst 10y fcsI ectab.e dealers generally =. the United
States aud CaHa,I- Also hY
JOSEPH smith, Mineral Point, 7. snsley, Linden,
l. q, hcc'er. hndgeyile, TbbitsS Gordon, Madison,
NJ X ZONES, DodQeyilie, C.. u Iercks. WingyiIlc,
Moore * Goats, Suscoda, : Moore, PIattevilIe,
H. r. Miles, WsSlusisr. T. e. n Kirk. Bsraboo,
{. Z. Skinner. Jamestown \ Woods, Fair Play,
J. ~. burnett. FIleuborU. and
Weolasaie by II. Bosworth & Son, and WI. Hopkins
& Bro, Miiv aukee. s3v7tf
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1851. NEW STORE & NEW GO0DS.. 1851

H. 81 %. LILO ID
WOULD return their thanks the citizens of Mine
w raj Point and vicinity for patronage they have
received during the time they have been in Trade and
respectfully announce their patrons and
friends that they removed their stock of Goods
the Store formerly occupied by ii. kooP, and
receiving New York and Boston, large and care
fully selected stock OF Goods suitable the of
this vicinity, and consisting IN part as iollOws
DRY GOODS,
Plain and Striped Sai- Kentucky Jeans,
netts Of every quality Tweeds, and great variety
and style, OF Dress Goods,
Delains, Apacas and Merinoes.
SILK GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
Dress Silks, fine assort Bonnet Cap and Betting Rib
ment, bons,
Black silk Lace and Worsted and Silk Braid,
Fringes, Gimps
Color'd and Black Bro Grape I.eese, &C
cade Slss, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
EmbroIdd Cuffs and lin,
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Mus lin
lin Edgin0s, Jaconett Edgings, sc.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves of every description
Wooen and Cotton Hosiery. great variety of Chill
dren's Hose.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
great variety of all kinds of Goats, all kinds of
Pants all kinds of Vests, &c &C 40 Cases D'Ts and
SdOES HUNTS and other AK ES and every description
of SHELF HARDWARE.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
We have the besi assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have hand choise assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES. Persons wishing 10 buy GOODS, will
find il to their interest 10 call before purchasing
t sev here, do not intend to be undersod.
Produce Of all kinds received in exchange for Goods
The highest price paid in CASH for OOD Merchanta-
BILE Wheat, delivered at their store. 2iLf
Mineral Point, Oct. II, lSJ4
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STAR CAN LES Boxes 4 do .quarterdo.
- of STAR Candles 30 boxes Mould Candles. lust reed
and for sale at GEO " COpR-s
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A CURE FOR AEIsI...
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

CITIZENS Of the Union
l gu nave done me the honor with one voice from
~ tna OF The Union to the other, stamp charac
my ointment with your appreciation. IL scarce
W. years since made it kl o ~ among YOU, aud
"fN- u mas obtained more celebrity any other
tclEe IN 80 short period.
THON A. HOLLOWAY.
b, Corner Of Ann and Nassau StreetsN Y
sTaNISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS. AFTER NINE
YEARS STANDING.
~ letter from ~. ~. j. Lang Of Hnntxrtl e
~ county, r. e, z. y, dated -S0U. Ist, $50.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

PILLS. PIIIS!!
E-R every man woman and child n he country who
II need-a kind to suit ,Uu ell, Say
Pulford's Anti-BillioGs Pills,
Fahnstock's Anti. Bilious do.
Eimore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew David's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do. Graefenburgt do,
Mofatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
SaPpington's Ague Pills DIR Bruce ds
DR.. Rrandreth's Pills,
Rev. O. II Ibbard's do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coateddo.,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do,
And lots Of 9th or kinds ofPiils,
Which you can get by calling atthc Minera lPOtnt
Drug Store ,nearlyoppositeB Beech 'sStore-
NovemberIS. r. ID. PULFORn.
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81 $40. OD0. f=.sss
ErIA v I J. = T., .E3ES

EE.A v Al Z ARIE -
e r. = I, 4 : u a 'EE FOIsS SALE
iME subscriber win sell. without reserve. on of the
l. choicest seiscticns Of Real E.ra.e in Western Wis
consn, si>ne Of $50 acres Of lend, situated in
Town four, ~ north. Ranges four, a. ana Ave q
east Of the Fourth Principal Meridian in the County of
ia tsyee STATE Wisconsin, and being 2 miles south
east from Mineral Point. - miles north est of Drn.
ION, and 10 miles t-est Argyle all of which lies
N one body except forty Mineral land, hcb
lies ] mites from he
Natural 4 dvstnta ges.-The cre,k nf ye1Iou,
stone pasets tTGeh the est portion land form
ing most beautiful valley or near 90 acres Of
sn'ce meadow land and making valuable site for q
NatcF Hu"- 100 acres OF excellent Timber
o choice VI seT al land qGarres of fine rock r, huiTd
'ng purpose, also excellent lime stone. OF the cad
Aires II Is sufficient acquainted with no hnsi
ness 10 state, that they have been worked for The
IN yeas and last but least there i twelve SprinF-
OF pure lFln water, anu 50 situated the wishes
| OF almost any Une.
Improvement on Homestead Of 320 acres; one frame
ana FOG iSxLtING, consisting six rooms of convenient
SIZE one stone Spring HcuSe. - BY "a feet on fra
sore oli,llhg = by = II story cellar: one
Lime hiln that wi hold bu. heels: Sixty acres n,r
good ieGce my under Ovation one hundred Young
FRUIT IRkEs, with variety Of ShruUbery.
Improvements on adjoining Farm. one f-ara DIaI
!irg, 30 BY - teet and Z story IN thee rooms. one
log stable aud convenient oct bUildip gs ION IN Farm
there i 10 of Mr era land,} 64 acres uner 80
fence 81 under cultivation viii produce Corn wbest
Fall or >pr5nS, AMI Oats in abundance. Sixtv soDI
and Pear Trees most Of which bearing trees also
choice selection OF ShrubbeTy.
All Of which I viii sell together frr Ten Thousand
Dollars, Cash, or d tao parts, suit purchasers
ANY one wishing 20 Keep a Retail Store they would
mud Ihs desirable location and cauld safely court on
advantage Of Ibis OF for stock raising
embraced on The above described Farm.
Any Information IN regard te the above described
premises VIII freely given b, enouiripC of the sui
yellow S.one, Wiz, March {, 1855. 6nI7.
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b, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, n Y.
READ Els OWN WORDS.

AEHFSssaR HOLLOWAY,
s +ot my wish 80 become notorious, neither is
.ai #Tlttcn Tor th- mere sake Of writing, but To
ttet &tur ointment cured OF oRe OF the mo I
rig eataneous diseases that Hesh is hei5 to, anu
as considered by all VITO knew 1. o. to be en-
sas und the reach of medicine For nine wears !
asitei with oae OF the most painful and trouble
sre legs that ever fell 20 the lot man and aft
very medicine had ever head OF, resigned in
. ~ all nope OF being cured but friend brought
..+ couple OF large pots of your Ointment, which
used the sores on my legs To heal, and entirety re-
aned my health to my agreeable surprise and delight
and to Tie establishment of my friends.
lsigned) W. j. LANGLEY.
AN-EXTRAoRDlNARy CURE OF A BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY At THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of Letter from ar. r. DH-4al, -ys4o Orleans,
ForrE 'er pa, 1888.
To PRoTEssoR Holloway,
3, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets. " Y
Dear Slit Is with heartfelt gratitude have - inform
you that by the OF Ointment and
ny wife has been saved For seven vars 10 had
bal bress with ten running lnds met OF Cameron,
nature was told that nothing could save her. 81,
then induced tn your pntm nj and PilIs wbrr
IN me shur space OF three months they per
iect cure % the establishment OF all who knew US We
obtained your Medicines from Messrs Wright 4 GO :,
charities street, New Orleans. send from IIote
des Princess PsrAs although, had written i5 at NV
Orleans before finally LEFT, that time not k,yfe
your address at New York tSigned) Il. DURANr.
The Pills should De used conf unity with the tt IN
in most OF the following cases
Bad Legs Contracted and Ffstulas Sore throsts
Sad Breasts STIFF Joints Piles Skin disease
Sums Fistulas, Rheumatism scurvey
BIntoDs Gout Sait Rheura : ,r. heads
tn lblains Glandu!ar Scalds Ulcers
Caapped hands Sweiugs Sore Nipples Wounds
sold st the Establishments of Professor HoILovv.ys
Maiden Lane New YORK, AMI Pa, Strand. London,
By all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout The United states in Pots and Boxes Al :.
cents, q I cents. and 81 40 each.
- There is q considerable saving by taking tht
y. -pireatonS the guidance of patients in ever,
csorder are affixed TO each Pot 37eowIy
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IRON AND Steel

DnToSS of Iron and Steel lust received from N,
q ~ Manufacturers which will be sold Al n YER,
tgure, at the Store High and Chestnut
efrcefs BY JOHN MILTON
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EspfS - "A ~

4 RIST MILL Saw Mil. House, Store, Barn. Coope,
Al shop and leo acres of lard, situated otter Cree
lafayette Co, Wis. A part of The purchase money
dovn-the balance in sasv yments.
20 Apply SrAPLEToN l. FAIRCHUD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

Capt Rider, Of brig Planet, arrived at Boston on Sa
turday and has furnished the following earnest appeal
which explains itself Capt. r. brings letter bags from
the United States African squadron
APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Ia but little twenty years since the people OF
the Cape yerd islands, then in state Of starvation and
unbounded Distress appealed to the sympathy and be-
nevsenee Of the citizens Of the United States for food
and relief under the terrible dspensatons of Divine
Provinence-and again. we, the people of Boavista
and SAL have to pour into your ear the grevous tale
distress and want.
For the past two years these two islands have been
entirely destitute Of the necessary rains promote the
cuva ION and growth Of the grains upon which
the inhabitants principally subsst but the last year
We were supplied, and more particularly the poor
through the sacrifice Of ALL the greater part OF the
little possessions with Sufficient TO sustain life from
the other islands Of the group but during the past
son for rain the drought was universal among the
islands, and the most favored will scarcely produce
enough for their consumption-and know not where
~ turn for our own daily food Gloom and death are
depicted every counenance and already the pinching
psngs Of hunger felt by the poor and destute and
ere long II not speedily relieved death will be stalking
abroad amongst us. There Is produce Of any kind
anon st with which to purchase foodour stock Of
cattle and goats IL exhausted, and only through the
Kind hearts and hand Of charity expect or hope
for relief In your prosperity and abundance spare
something for our relief-and may God reward and
A. A. y. MARTINS, United States Vice Consul
Island Of Sal, Cape verd Islands, Nov 10 1854.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. Q, 1855.
BILLS REPORTED.
The following bills were reported -
Mr.. PuTsAMs-Relative to unclaimed dividends of in
surance companies also to repeal the law prohibiting
the circulation Of bank notes under five dollars
Mr.. RcHARDs-To authorize the Sacketts Harbor Rail-
road Company to improve certain rivers also to extend
their presumption rights.
Also the bill taxing non-rcsidents doing business in
New York.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. SPENCER then laid the table resolution of in
quiry to the efficiency Of the law respecting the
ments of interpretations
Mr.. BROOKS submitted resolution inquiring into the
propriety Of amending the general banking law that
mortgages be taken at less value and to allow the capi
tai of bank to be less than hundred thousand
dollars.
Revolutions proposing amendment to the consti-
tuition in relation to bribery then taken up in
mittee.
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CLEARED
sss buoef New and u
vana, nyins.top, crochsron 4 Co
w IS sss ss,s..
SHIP American Union Otis, Liverpool, Nesmith A Sons
sSS fisssl. tsssss sysa. sa;:. viSIas sn'''''''
BARI Prnesions ssely Dsmar.la; Smith futile. '''
ssrE bsney Aysy rsnis Dfi' siosa
Brig Beaver. Esksr.on, Frsnkfor. P,lssury Sanford.
Rrs Nsandsr (Bs, DAWSON, Trinidad, De weln
Bris Hortense PorD, hslo, Fayal Dabney Cunning.
5s N S.1s Rsx Bros
T sy bssTsss S,S HS%s
SIR Tsssssf I;ssS. Bss.s.s; T.ii.ss Lord
ARRIVED.
Steamship southernsr Evan CHARLESTON So hours With
PS miles q Hs..sras saehsnssd signals With steam
ship jas Adssr hence for Charleston Hssbsen detained
s,..n.h,p xusu:. lyon say.pp.s Jan With md.s and
Eisht Sz rs miles distant, sscSsnsed signals with
iT'ns AfSss for and
days with mdse and $50 passengers to Grswold, Morgan
ship c.ss.ys sr wipds, ssniis Ms days with hemp,
Merlin from Csca.. Tor Liverpool 90 days QUE so.f 81 ' az
Ion q spoke 9. .mshP Gsorse Law hence for Aspinwall
nsi a. % heavy weather 'pra's fore and
. s:i, VIZ hsa an rc. % ES
lat S. lon u.s. spoke steamer fulton, in search Of
! Bari Cen jacob iBrsm sammsn Bromes 81 days, with
81 S ps 10 f r heavy
BAH chan,sis Pierce, Mo Jsnsiro q days. with coffee
signals with brFairy, I'D Rio; time saw large
clipper sobr showing blue hurgee with white letters
could not read them Dec lat IL Ion 30 bark
showing red signal with white square in the centre h
LAT sHs lon saw hss Bcn.o shaehfors from Rio ".
Maine Law, Deming from Rio Jsneiro for New York.
Bark kanawha, MArshall Montevideo 90 with hides
WOOL &c, to- DeForrest Dec o. lat III 03, lon ~ o.
spoke brig VIM Boyd, from Caao Boston, short pro-
Brig wild Piseon, Patterson, Amtril Coast Of Az
IBERIA 4 Co.
Brig William (Br Morrison ST Domingo City a days.
with mahogany and kdee TO Maitland Phelps. Jan G.
lat 81 80 lon 80 spoke brig James Crosby from Santa
Cruz for New York.
Brig Cynthia of Baltimore), Hail. ST Thomas IL days
with guano 10 portion Of the ship Tmoleons CARGO 70
scbr Sarah Maria of Cold Spring. Jones Havans u days.
via Delaware Breakwster with oranges 70 Gilmartn Ex
perenesd heavy weather.
sohr Daniel Msrshon Graham wilminston, NC, days.
| lost part OF deck load.
sshr Three son. nisby, wnmiassoB, NC, days, with
soSs XsR spris, Calkls, Ssvsvp, NC, asyL
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Schr Daniel Brown, Heald Baltimore. ks
Schr Black Squall, Turner Baltimore.
schr Lyme hburg, Nelson, Richmond, days.
Schr Sprghtling Sea- Ferris Norfolk for Portsmouth
Schr Aretin, Baker, Norfolk for Boston.
Schr Emma futile, Connsli, virxinia for New Haven
schr Geo w Baldwin. Smith. Virginia.
ssST ssa,sa: s s%SnssI sTyrp, Del
Sohr Alexander n, Tyson, Wsrsham.
SAILED
Steamship Black Warrior New Orleans and Havana.
Wind during the day, NNE.
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Malls for Penang, Singapore and China.

rom ths washington InteIHgencer, Jan. 81
We requested to say that the mails for Penang
Singapore and China will in future be forwarded from
England once month only, instead OF twice month,
as heretofore and that the packet service which hith
erto has not extended beyond Hong Kong, will be
ried on to Shanghae.
The mails for the above places commencing with
those of January will be made up in London the 4th
of every month for despatch by the packet from South
ampton, and the evening Of the 9th of every month
for despatch via Marseilles excepting when the Attn
9th falls Sunday, which occasions the mail via
Southampton will be made up the evening of the Sd,
and that via Marsees the evening Of the 10th of the
month,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

A NEW KIND OF DUEL-The New Orleans
Cr,seeuf says that Q Frenshmsn thinking his honor
damaged by another Frenchman's insult, challenged
the nsulter fight The challenged having the choice
az weapons and standing in wholesome dread OF bull
let's and blades Bob Acres says chose hoop poles
on course the hght OF with the selected tools and
the wounded honor OF each was healed oy having ms
body, head and shoulders, badly bruised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10
INTEREsrING no RyMIrTrRs.-The Memphis M

INTERESTING TO REMIrTERs.-The Memphis Eagle
has been requested by the post Office authorities of that
city to caution the public against making any remit
tances which may have to pass through the mail the
route between Nashville aud Cincinnati great deal
Between Memphis and Nashville remittances through
the mail will be safe enough 1t is only beyond Nash
vile that any danger IL apprehended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

POLITICS IN FIH9INfAs
The whig papers OF Virginia counsel an abandonment
OF the usual State convention and the whg organza.
ton They win probably merge into the Know Moth
ing party Meanwhile, Mr. Wise is actively canvass.
ing the State and speak to the democracy OF each
county. The Virginia struggle bids fair 10 DO lively
aud inttrestipg.
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ADDITIONAL.

Capt Moulton Of brig Oxford arrived Monday morn
ing rs days from Gonaves reports business as being
generally brisk The crop Of coffee was coming In,
and selling at SIP Sl22 Hayten currency There
were q number Of vessels in port. The Oxford brings
about 700 bags Of coffee Of the crop The place
yery healthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan Q, MATT steamship City OF
Boston, Baker Boston, bark Oak Ryder do schrs Forest
Baker, do; Henry May, Stapleford. NYork.
Cid brig Brooklyn Leighton Boston, schr John Perkins,
Hutchinson, Novis, WI; steamer sandford sandford,
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Bark Frederick Warren Of Boston sS tons twenty
old has been sold at London for f20O and 10
under the British Gag.
New ship Highland Chief built at Richmond, No which
incorrectly to have been sold
In Boston sold last week to Col Thomas Robinson Of
Bath for al 900.
LAUrcHED-At Mllbridge, Ne, I'd inst by Mr. Ezekiel
Dyer fine bark Of TONS called the Crusade Capt WIN
Ii Rich will command her.
Further have been made to got the
bark ahoat which attempted to be launched from the
yard of MT Thompson, in Bristol the Sd inst Casks
have under her and other used but she has
thus far been moved only about wony feet from where she
first stopped Further efforts will be made the
tides serve Her counterpart the Oceans Favorite IL Ii
expected will be launched tho next full tides
Telegraphlc Murine Report
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 5-Arr bark Virginia, NYork; 9th,
ships Heber, do; storia, and Grand Duke, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10

The wofkngmen a New YOrk city, TINS day assembled
in public meeting in the Park have to the resou
ton OF marching in procession quietly and peaceably
ehrough the city, on tomorrow Wednesday, to start
at 10 O'Clock A. M from the Park, for the purpose Of
awakening to public sympathy in their regard-not,
however, with the desire of getting charty-but of
procuring work, as soon as possible Their committee
request that you will have the kindness notify the
same in your issue Of tomorrow morning.
WIN. b. ROCHE, in behalf Of the Committee.
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guage Of the section is broad general and comprehen
sive without limit restriction, and inasmuch 1t
tends to promote publicity in the management Of public
affairs it should, in my Judgment receive liberal
sructon. am therefore OF opinion that the Board is
illegally bound to furnish to the Mayor the information
asked for in his communication" Respectfully submit
ted. R0BT. J. DILLON.
Considerable attention paid to the reading of this
document. After 1t was finished
Mr.. DuGRo wanted to know what kind OF document
that was. Who authorized the Corporation Counsel TO
Mayor the information he asked for Let him have all
he wishes The report don't say the Board bound
to give any official an account Of their transactions
Mr. WEST read paragraph in the report to show the
gentleman mistaken. The report didn't say so.
Mr. DuGRo-The President Of the Board is the proper
one to look to for information, and why don't he ask
himS There ten in this Board, and in my opin
ion every Of them is as honest Fernando Wood,
Mr. wrsr-t was my motion TO refer this to the Cor.
poration Counsel had serious doubts whether the
Mayor had any right to question matters that
come exclusively under control But am willing
give this information, and therefore move the fol-
Resolved That the clerk Of this Board furnish the in
formation called for by the communication Of his Honor
the Mayor, bearing date January ], 1853
The motion was put, and carried unanimously, with
out any further debate.
over two hours were spent by the Board in reading
acquisitions for the various departments under their
MT. TOWNSEND announced the following standing com.
mittees for the year 1855: -
Lunatic Asyum--Henry and Taylor.
Out Door Poor-West an Draper.
Psnitentiary and SMALLPOX Hospitals-Tiemann and
Draper.
Rsndalrs Island-west and Smith,
storss-Taylor, Henry and Herrick. o
Supplfss-Duke, Temann and Dugro.
worhbouse-Draper, Henry Duke and Temann.
salsries--Taylor Henry, smith and Tiemann.
Almshou se--Dusro and Herrick.
bellevue Hcsptal-smith and Dugro.
CITY Csmssery-Draper, West and smith.
civ Prsops-Duke and Dugro.
ColoredlHome,and Orphan Asyum-Tiemann and Smith
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