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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-30

PRLsIDLNT BUcHAAAN's CABTN=T.-A
Vrgluran PRINT, the FrederIcksburgh Ne'es,
speaking vi the administration OF Mr. Buch-
anan, says:
Ills Cabinet seems to have been collect
ed up. II The same principe that Yankee
collects his dinner cut Vi the pot oi 'unIveI-
sui soup He uis i'll Ills wooden spoon anu
uauls up whatever he can EGke--a pulatue,
piece VI beel, an ODD ecraped- -boAe-peI-
hdps piece oi tsh, and Duy' be lot. oI
ieainers. ii the cooking has moi been secua-
dum Qrtem: Some Vt II is goud aud sulis oI
It Uad, but The mun Is hungry aud asks NJ
quesl.ous iOr cuus Ience sake. II the AIn-
cry man spies some deiIcate morsel he is
partlcu iariy load of, such as The breast ol a
che ken, or a sweet tread, his friends, like
SaDcho Panza's doctor, won't let him have
these, but iurce him to eat the mixture o.
good and bad. While he, facle man, gulp.
the mess down, unmindful oi' the future pa IN,
about the wDistland, which are sure to 10 +
low"
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A PRIZE.-The Sandman Government
offers prize of 10000 francs (S2OOO) for
the best rifle which shall carry exactly, a
great distance with a small charge of pow
der and be easy to construct, repair and
load. 1t must also be solid, and suitable
!or bayoneffghting. Smaller rewards will
also be given 10 remarkable weapons other
than that which takes the prizes. The op.
portunity is open to inventors of all nations
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-30

OFSome critics are like ciimney-sweep.
err; they put out the fire below, and frisb.
ten the swallows from their nests above;
they scrape a long time in the chimney
cover themselves witn SCOT, and bring moth.
ing away but bag OF cinders, and then
sing from the top Of the house as il they had
built il.
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AMENDMENT no. 4
Dated April 3, 1851.


PcSolr.d bv Tie General assembly Of the Stale q
OHIO, thfee-iiilus OF the members elected H. each
house conrnrring therein, That 1.-THE aid hereby Is
urruosed 10 the iecoIs Ihv State. on ihr see"i
Tue s,iay oil October next tG approve or T'Jrct Ia
fnliuwiug amrn !menI asa slo,tI ute Tor tne hf>'
nnt secud SECTIONS OF the thIt-enIh article o tir
Constitution Viz: CorpJIaIlUns Oi every desc IL
tor shn he created and corporate powers Sante''
only by general laws which shall drhn" the powers
privileges ami imnIunirs and prescribe the duties
and liabilities OF each class or descriptions oil c"r'
raIiuns. but the General Assembly may enne
snrcial laws tor the relief OF cJrpdfai0Hs IN - Gu
liar cast and may make special pE''vl~i1ns IN re-
gard Ia coippratnlIs in Gases Mhereirom thrl' De
culIar lucaion o. interests such seciIi PROVISIONS
are required, aiil may iFom tine &" lne a:itr %
al ali snch law. as are auihOrIZ u By this
nm " Il. Van VUiiHES
Speaker OF the Hoase Of AfPreseHidtives-
IHUMAS IL FORD.
President Of The Senate.
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Dated April Sd, 1857.


Rssolped bu the General Assembly of the State Of
OHIO three-iiths the members elected 10 each
branch eoncurrii therein that II he and rehy Us
Drouoseh to the eecIo of the State 10 vote ON the
SECOND Tuesday of Cctoner next 10 aPi rove or re-
j.ct the TO ing amendment as Substitute icr the
ecOnd and third sect ions o. he t"e'h aIuoeo oi '"e
Constitution.
property, personal and rea shall be su Jeet 10
taxation by mil form rule, att true value thereoi
in money hut such deductions from credits may be al
lowed as the General Assembly may deem expedi-
enI. royided that buryiug grounds. public school
houses ard AL other public proper aud all ms lll,
toms a nurpiy nnbIic charity and all houses used
exclusively toT public worshIp. shall he fxemt houl
taxation; ami tine vaue of The personal pro-
pertr of any person shall exceed fifty dollars the
same ma Y lie exemp: from taxation All property EN-
poyen in banking shall always bear burden of TAX
alton equal TO IhaI Imposed on the property oil hal"i
Nh VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker The House Of Representatives,.
THOMAS Il. tOItD.
PreSldeH Of the Senate
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CTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
ORDER OF CURT.

On Saturday the 2d, day Of Nav lsJ7 between the
hours o II O'Clock IN. and o'clock D. m. of said
day the premises, will he snd TO the highest bid
der. the foil"wTng real estate, the property Of
" latham Adams. de:eaSsl. TO Lot VI. A. in
Town Of Uuiontowu. Belmont County, Ono. with
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of a dwelling house,
stable, ffut-tr' e. &c
in four months from day OF sale. with interest and
approved security. John RODGERS Exr. Of
aDr2574w NArIIA ADAMS Dec.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ME property well known as the pen
L ton and Bel Factory. viii be cie'ed al fu o'l'
al the dvor of IIe Court house, o" iuesdS!
Ihr 5iI dal OF May. htwrtn the hOuts al !" ''0'
4 aud 4 U'1 ON y. II. Tins Ti"IetN - si'nS!e~
" hee lug Creek hsiI,s NUTth - - 'SisN'lt
.. mics behpw st MI.Ian Ud N ili. On The Pithalse
IhcIe dw,liIng house a good slahe' ana "u'
huI lngs, The Factory sui stan 'ia' 'So 'uidis
.cnt Terms ma e attt n.ouslhg. apIY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-30
NOTICE.
'lNHE copOrInership heretofore existing

VIE coparinership heretofore existing
i between George CU,e ahd Thomas Honon
the tIe Oi Cope aud Horton this uay disai
we'd hv Mutual COuIeni, tiIeTsnns indebted sal,
nrn are requested io make pa! mentto Thomas hst
ton; all tnose having CLAIMS against It To pTeseH
them TO hun Tor payment, he beIhg FmPoweIed Il
Close all tho business laug the sAid In The
Old stand IN FaTmIugton, where ne will stIIi CarTl
on the business as heretofore.
GEORGE CORE.
4Ih month list, 1857. THOMAS horton
apTs3tpd
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llUuiai| iAOJiiflOl
PHIL lDELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNuUCEMENT
- all persons affiicied with Sexual Dis

% all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
eases. >ucA a. SFERuATURRHGA SENI-
NAL WEAK y E~S. tAPoIENCE. CONoR9hEA,
GLLEr. sIIHII.IS, tine Vice oil ONANlSM, or
SEI.F-ABCSE. &c, &C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ia view Of the
aw iul desITuCI OF hu.naa life caused by Sexual
diseases aud the deee ,toas DrIctiset upon the IN
f tunate victims OF such diseases by QHieks, have
directed Iheir Consulting SurseOa, as a CHARlTA-
BILE ACT worIhy of their name. tO give NEOiCAL
ADVICE CIR rtS. to all persons thus afflicted, VINO
apply by letter with description OF their eonf Hon
age occupation, habH o hie, &C } aud IN eases nf
extreme poverty aud suffering, to FURNISH AEpl-
JINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The How. I'd Association Is benevolent lnstitu-
tion established by special endowRment for tse re-
lipt of the SICK and distressed afflicted with Sruens
and EpidemIe Diseases" II has now surplus Of
means which the directors have voted 70 exFend N
advertising above notice. II is need ess 70 ada
that the Association Commands the highest Neo'eH
skill OF the age and sin furnish the most approved
., dern trestmeut.
Just Published by the Association. report on
Spernaiorrhua or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF
Onanisn. MasterbatiOn or SelfALase. and otaer Dis
eases the Sexual UrIans, b! The Consulting sur
geon wh ich will he sent by NAIL in seal enveioPeJ
FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt OF T"O
STAMPS for postage
Address, Or. GEO. R. CALHOUN. Consulting
surge, n Howard Association. M. south NiHth
Street. fhilaGe Iphia Pa by order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HENRTWELL, President
GEO. FAIR':HiLD, Secretary.
aprS5Ity
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Dated April 3, 1851.
AMENDMENT No. ;.

AMENDMENT No. ,.
Resolredbv tie Gsasrll 1sssiajiJ of the Stale q
OHIO three -iitl lhe uIenbrT> elected 10 cdSi.
tIus,, concu-rin. therein tint il b., AMI hereiy l.
urop,,sed Id The Gle clurs oi TINS State Ia vote on i
sec.,nd Tuesday ofUctJber next uJo, the app ovIi
or rejection vi the T. lowing amendment as "n al
dItiuIal cIiOn article eleven 1.-The CONSTITUTION
Every county whlchnow Is, OF may EtTea lef n
entitled 10 more than one Senator or htpIeseHCt-
Iy, for the residue oi the pres dccennIal pc lOd
or for all. or any portion o any subsequent de'
cennial period snail be olvlded Into as many Seha-
Iorial and Representative d>:rlcS as there may De
-enaiOrs or Representatives elective IN any veal
oi the present, any subsequent decennlal rrlod
which districts shall be OF contiguous territory, und
each district shall Contain as nearly rauo ioi
Seuat tor or Representative as Is attanable without
viuI rng the rule herein given as 10 conilguty %
teiIitor, and without dividing any township. elec-
ZION pr, cnct or ward. Ii any .RepieseniauVe, ol
senatorial distict, composed OF Two or mure cu''
ties shall by reason Of any excess OF population
over a rao, be entitled To additional Representa-
lives or Senators ur any portion Of the preSen al
any SubSeqaent decennIal peTlud. the hl>tilct sEll
be divided mo TWO dl>ITicis. Tor each poTu' n D
such decennia peTI.d. wiicn shall be contiguous
errtory, and each shall cOuiain "a near rdtlO as
IS aIlainable without DIV hing counues
IL by reason oi the annexation Oi one Senatorl'
a district To anolher there shall be any excess VI
pupu Ia ZION :, naoIial IA To- winch snail De-
emitted To additional Senatorial representation FOL
any portion OF any uecennldl peIluu, eaCh uiSuiS'
us now constituted. shall elect one Senator
Counties shall b. divided into districts by the
county commissioners or such other board OF Of
cers elective and siient in the proper county as
NAV b.. provided by Jaw. AT least tour months
prior To The general election in 1855, the counties
entitled 10 more than one member Of ellher houSe
stiuii nh !l ;i.s Eesiduc OF H.
present decennai period, and at least tour months
prior to Ih general election Iii the hrst year oienc
subsequent uecennIai prIiod the couniles entitled
[ muie Than one member iUr all, ur any puriIoh
,urn d, tt nnial paiiod. IN either Ur brth house,
shall be divided INTO districts iuT the whole oi iht
dtctnnIal period A lie scIipiion q. the District O
rach cuunt, shall be published as may lie directed
by tie county commissioners or US may be pre-
scIibed b. law. -.
NH.VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of The HoSSe Of Representatives..
liipMAo a.. tU6D.
frtSiatRt q Senate
Dated April Sd, 1887.
SKcRErARY 81 STATES OFTICE.l
IoLgMBUs, AFR.L I, ie5s. \
Thereby eerii ;y that the foregoing proposed Consti
tuIun amendments CORRECTLY IoPied from the orr
giuaI rolls ON nle IA Ihls ofhUe
JAMES % BAKER.
apr9Gm Secretary Of state
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Dated April Sd, 1857.
.urxDMrNr NO. o

AMENDMENT no. y
R.solred D. the 3eneral Assembly of the State Of
Ohio Thrt e ffihs OF the members elected 10 eeeh
House concurring therein tnat II he, and here"y rs
proposed TO the ectors Of this Stale TO vote on The
second Tuesday of next upon the approval OF
rejection the follow ing amendment, as substitute
for the fh and sixth sections of the fourth article o
the viz SEC. 5. District Courts shall bf
held in each county least once in each year. ny one
or moe District Judges elected by the electors o.
separate districts TO lie prescribed by law VINO sha
no ID their office five years; aud during their con
tiuuance in office reside in the district Tor whIch
they are elected The provisions OF the sec
tion of this article shall apply tn District JUICES The
Gene al Assembly may by law authorize the Judges :"
the islrict Couft ard of the Court OF eomioh
TO x the time of holding their respective courts Cnt
DistrIrt Judges shall have betn elected aud qnahed
District Courts shaI lie hele ty the Judges oil the Su
RENE Court and OF the Courts oil common rleas, a.
now autho Ized. SEc. 6. The District ConrI snaI %
have such iurisd I'd lion mav he provided by law
and The Judges thereof shall have ana exercise suei
power and iurisd &c al chamhe $. and NAV be re
quired to sit judges OF the court OF Common flea
az shall he directed by law. x,,,,,,
N II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of RePreseHtat,res
THOMAS II FORD.
President Of the Senate.
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0-An Albany editr thinks his property
in thai city would have been carried away
by the late fucd had il mt been fJr the
katy mortgages on it.
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CU-PARTNERSHIP

SAMUEL A. JUNKINS & WIN. ALEX
AMBER. of the firm of JuI King & Alexander |;
and Alex. Branum- of the firm Of Hardin & Branum
X. A. Hardin, retiring. have formed artnership
der the name OF JunkIns. Branum & Co. and III
time TO do Wholesale rocerv. Produce & CommIs-
Business We will pay special attention TO the
Iron Trade and keep al kinds Of Iron, Nails, GIss
&c. We viii also have large Dry Goods House. AMI
he prepared TO do Wholesale Trade in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods Orders from Merchants will
ceive prompt attention.
Business will be continued in the house formerly
occupied by Junk ing & Alexander. until have
New House fnshsd, the corner formerly &C pied
by Hardin & Branum
8. A. IusKrxs. JUNKINS. BRANUM & CO.
ALEX. BRANua. ;
wv. ALEx AxDER, nar26Af
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alf. Kip and Thick Boots,
Shoes and Caters.
NEW MILLlN ERY.
JTSS SILLIE BILLIEGSLEY

DESPECTFULLY announces to the
IL IanIES of 81. Cisirsviie and vicinity that
he, rooms are al the south end of Marietta street,
where he iniepas carry Millinery Business in
al its various branches She respectfully solIeits Q
haze OF pnhIIs patronage Parbcnlar attention VII
ne gwen o trimming and making Bonnels the latese
styles and a; the lowest reasonable prices
Hpr2l6m
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CIVIL ACTION.
Robert H. o'NeiI,
John n Gardner.


John D. Gardner defendant in the above named
action, herehv notified that petition has been lied
behalf of Robert II. ONei against him, in the
Court of Common Pleas. Of Belmont county. State Of
Ohio. the object of which is TO scoveT claim Of said
Neil against said Gardner OF Se52 on two notes
payable DC tober IS, 1856 the other October 2S,
1857 upon cera conditions specified in written
contract netw the parties. fh interest e5o0no
Of said lain from October IS 1es5. and on e472,s9
from March 10, ls57 and TO have ceriain real
mortgs the OF said notes. sold 70
ner in the mortga premises-and the said Gardner
will he required TO said petition or before
Saturday, May 30, 1857.
8. w. GASTON, Clerk,
B. S. & d. d. T. CoWEN, Attys. for Pitt.
sprs6w
A,TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
ty, 50. Court Of Common Pleas
WALKER HUNTER, Administrator OF the Estate Of
VIM. Shepherd, decd,
vs..
Amos w. SHEPHERD, and others.
Order To Sell Real Estate to Pay Debts.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of order
between the hours of 10 o'clock, aud O'Clock,
P. at the trout door of t,onrt House Of said
county will offer for sale the following described
ract Of land the same hens the North West quarter
Of Section 10, Township aud Range 2. in Pultney
township in said county. except sixty acres of the
asst sit e sold Win. Myers, the same being subiee.
To the dover of Ruhama Shepherd, 10 the amount Of
IS and "A perches set off bv note. and bounds
the said tract inrlnding the improvements thereon.
TERMS SALE.-OnethIrd in hand o1e-third in
one ear, and the remsInde- in two years from the
day yebf sale. with interest.
WALKER HUNTER.
Administrator efthe said VIM Shepherd, deed
apr9iw
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SIC. So. Whenever an election is ordered for
Drigadier General, under the provisions of this
act, and the electors refuse or neglect to elect one
or elect who will not serve, the Major CEN
cral or Cummandant Lf said division shall forth
with appoint one, and the Adjutant General shall
cause a commission to bo forwarded, on tho certi-
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RANK OF sraEF oErIcERs-

SEC 81. Whenever an election is ordered for
Major General, according TO the provisions of this
act, and the electors of said divisions shall refuse
or neglect to elect said Major General, or elect a
person who shall refuse to serve, the Governor or
commander in chief shall appoint and commission
a Major General tor said division; but if no com
petent person can be found who will serve wi hin
the bounds of said division, then the Governor.
through the Adjutant General, shall attach the
several brigades composing such division, to TIL
er adjoining and convenient divisions, and each
Major General thus having one more brigadcs
attached to his division, shall be notified forth
with by the Adjutant General, and said newly
attached brigades shall then form o part OF said
division, and shall he governed and commanded
by the Major General thereof, and in all respects
be subject to and treated though it had for
merly belonged to said division; Provided, the
governor may order an election annually for said
Major General, and whenever the said electors
comply, and elect said Major General, the Cover
nor shall cause said division to be restored, and
the Major General commanding the adjoining d-
vision notified thereof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board continued their sitngs yesterday a. one
O'Clock in the City Hall. Present Commissioners
Kerr Haskell and Holmes. Licenses we've granted 70
the following persons:
VIM Alderman ro. 22s Blocker street innseeper.
Jorcph Carlisle No. 80 Center street. innkeeper
VIM Dunn No 81 Delaney street, inrkteper
John r. TTeaiwe Saith ayeLUe and FoTtIeth street IL
Tlouas Dutn, Nos an Broad street ilIkeeper
Commissioner HOLMES remarked in reference 10
Alexander Hoag who had lately been charged with
keeping disOrdery and disreputable house q. toe
corner Of Grand AID Mercer street. and to whom q
license had been granted by the Board some time
back; that be called st Hoags house before the IL
Ceuse was made OFT With special view to learn the
character Of the hCuse aad whether he w:s proye:
person to sci liquor He understood a: thst time that
Hoag had in a measure reformed and was trying TO
live respectfully. Under this conviction the B0aid
ubsequently granted the license but the grantee has
turr cd out TO he 9 " bad egg"
COMMISSIONS, KERR inquired If the Bead had not
the power to Tecell the license
Ccmmissioror HAsKETT thought rot but the
County Court could do Il.
Commissioner HAsKEIT stated tia. be hsG seer
Deputy Carpt rter and asked him about Mrs. Pa-.or
whose application for license 10 eel liquor at Nc. ,
Walker stree, was now before TIE Board. The Deputy
Refused 70 iudorse her, and he consequently moved
that her petition be rejected, which was agreed to.t
tt. Be ard then Adjourned &c this attegnoo, at the
Usual time An1 place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

CELEBRATION or TBE BATTLE OF BALTIMORE AT
WAsHINGToS-SrELcH or GENERAL CAss.-The 43d
anniversary Of the Battle Of Baltimore was celebrated
with much spirit at Baltimore. At Washington City
there was also celebration. The Association Of
Veterans paaded and according to the report OF The
Baltimore Sun, marched to tie Executive msn.ioo
but learning that President Buchanan was absent a.
his country residence, with passing salute they
marched although the beautiful grounds to the War
Department..
Here they paid their respects 10 the Hon. John u
Floyd Secretary Of War who responded to TIE INTRO
duction in patriotic and happy style, and express
sive Of the qualification afforded him by the call Tce
Secretary OF the Navy being formally spprsed OF Tie
universal oesre to make him yist appeared on the
west portico ofthe Navy Department
Mr.. Touceys speech, though brief, was exceedingly
appropriate and delivered with degree OF patnos
which seemed TO vibrste on every heart. by accla-
nation the next call was to the venerable wair.of
and Statesman Gen. Cas-.
WIN step almos. a. vigorous as twenty years ago
he met them on the sidewalk Of Pennsylvania ayetue,
and extended TO each aud ell cordial welcome. lie
expressed hs happiness at seeing go many survlvhg
to wiptss the great prosperity Of the county, All
hoped they would still long be spared TO behold Il.
perpetuation. Pausipg for a second the veteran
speaker continued;
'"Ge1,lemep, this is the 10Th Of Sep.ember. On TIE
10Th Of Sc ptember forty year, ago-thsu r CON-
msnd of the rorth. western ARMY was sitting in my
text; pOstman rods Up with letter & u broke
TIE cal Wrist DO you thick that letter cont aired
II ammo uDctd the glorious truth which will forever be
ilscIibea on t5e bIh;sst pages Of oUf c9yarYs hlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.


ELLENvILLE, Ulster Co., N. Y, Sept. II, 1857.
sad accident occurred here yesterday. Three
young ladies, Sarah ID. Otis, daughter Of DR.. AbIsh
Otis, Harriet Hunt, daughter Of s. A. Hunt, esq Of
this village, and Anna Bartlett, daughter of Dudley
Bartlett esq of Popghkeepsie started in the morning
for days excursion to lIouk Falls iothe Lackawaok,
three niles north of here. Their failure to return at
the appointed time in the afternoon occasioned no
alarm, it supposed they had stopped to tea at
the house Of friend. At o'clock, however, ths
clam was given and search made which resulted in
the discovery of Miss Hunts body in the water belo1
the Falls This was at Il. NJ to day. A. 8 o'clock
the body Of Miss Bartlett was recovered, and at
p. m. that Of Miss Otis was found 1t seems that
they had rcautousy ventured into the stream at the
foot Of the Falls TO battle, and were swept away by
the undercursnt beyond their depth. The water
there ia full of rocks and eddie which render it dau
gerous for the strongest swimmer. The occur
renee has spread deep gloom over our entire CON-
muDiiy. The deceased were young ladies of great
promise and much beloved by large circle OF rea-
lives and friends. Mis- Bartlett here visit 20
DIR. Otis family She neice of the ate Ch Is.
Bartlett of Pougbkeepse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MotDAY. sept. IA supervisor STEERS, Chairman
BYs 0,dered pad The bills for extending the
books OF the differeIt wards brought up sepe-
rately, aud ordered PAID. Total amount 81 ,4s6 30,
A Bill EZtraordirary.-A bill was presented by
Aid. Coulter, from Simeon Abraham, N. D., Of go
for making post moltem on the body Of John Shey,
al No. 243 EUzebsth street June 49, 1851.
Aid. TrcKER opposed this bill as ouuageousy large
s. the standard price for such examination, and
he hoped the Bead would not set dangerous prece-
dent BY allowing s25 in this case.
AID. MCSPEDOS cOLtended that this was al extra
OGray case ard tba. 30 encourage the right kind Of
surgeons the Board should slow liberia price. He
sorry TO each ell feeling in the Board, as
10 Dot give the doctor his piice.
AID BLrsT opposed tie bill IS larger than any
other that bad been prest nted the Board for
similar services IS was tue established price and tbs
best surgeons IL the city lad aSsys been ss.isded
with The sun allowed.
Aid. COULTER spoke in favor Ct paying the bill.
The bill Was finally lest Tor want CT constitutional a.
vote Aiterr ARD i was reconside-ei acG referred 10
Committee.
B,Hs Rlfc1rcf.-Of Ma.reuner & Spencer, $500 GO
f. painting AMI glazing q the Sup.eus JuIt Rooms.
OF Morgan jones, ior plumbing at Essex Market,
Sii7 az.
1h. Beard then sijorIped to Monday next.