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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

AFFAIRS AT ST. LoUIs.--The editor or a
Chicago paper having returned home from a
visit to st. Louis, represents that city as suf-
feTing very severely from the effects of the a.
nancial crisis. He says that business OF every
description is at a stand still, the leYea is as
bare OF merchandise and produce as in mid
summer, the business streets generally quiet,
and the merchants wearing the aspect Of men
thoroughly disheartened. AT the same time,
the writer undertakes to represent things as
far better in Chicago If this be so it is prob
ably the result of that spirit of trade which
does not mind failure. In such times US
these, representations like those are both mean
and suspicious. Every place which has any
commerce. suffers equally from the present
panic, and the more important the trade the
greater Is the suffering.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

saoar taKptrs!- I'VE are glad to learn that
,uovamsnti, on for general shortening ofoedis
.,onr rstati dealers and merchants 10 our gi.y.-
mi. IL nro0resu In The right direotion.
m. .h.anna.. If crsdit here and elsevhets. lead
,nr a. .xnsns,on .hsvopd lhe msans of parties,
,.h.,h., a, i,,ga ar small business. is one cause
~ ~ rr..s,, noric and dis,ress The vbolesale
F r,..s pLt,.1.,rli. 49,. ,,;n, mai, ,,.di..
s.,s - a. -, oa..s Gin ALI ON mo o,hsr
.as -
',s. ,,Aa .,'s .... r....,. cheats
wins , ~. ~ ,a,,.r ,,,oo
-. S''--s -. 49, ,,,.sar,
-e-Ss As &c -
'Se ses. 80 s'.a,''
NNS,'S- ~ - " Wv"
So 49,. ea'A .',~A N-'.
Nv so,'NA' ouy''a wa O''s.. +" Up'S !ai'u o.-s'
.'4u sSVa AtS unworthy VI ofsa,'I a"W'h Pf0uu0o
~P''p''"'nS'' ieuuo"Sn i" pri0e'
WAN N.vss,..u mss "a, Noru,na- Thu
following article from eotempora,v sbopli be re,a
and pOndered well. hy svs,v man Win takes ON,
paper without uayipy for a..
Thu ,ss,,, &c NV ob,srv.,;o,, "a .,o,s
aiae, that ,be nub,,.hsrs az a,o mora
uoorly rewarded than INV man In tho uni,sa s,atss
who invest nm eoual auopn, Of iabo, cani,sl and
thouyhr ,rhev ara ax,so,sa IN =, ,,nra sa.v;o. f
loss nav tn atand moro snonrinp and tdsad.ha,d
iny % 10 nnff and defend mars rocnla wi,bcu, "a
or hope oil reward than my ether class
They credit wider and longer, get oftener cheated
suffer more pecuniary loss, are oftener the victims
of misntaosa coradoncs than INV sther calling IN
nN' 80 - Ia, =. =
Tue community reVpio pay PRIMER pi'i more
reluctantly than any ether. It gees harder with
thoui to expend dollar on n valuable newspaper,
H., ,ar ~ ,s.aio.s oey,os. 70, ovorvbo5v No, "a
himseH Oh the editorn pen ana finpeFsih s'
How many professional mea and political reputa.
tion, and fortunes have been made and sustained
s.;.as H.
pyueuisnuy, 'houGn unisqui'eu oi 'ue eu'o''
How many embryo towns and cities have been no.
ticed and puffed into prosBerity by The oress p
uow nan. ,a,,road. nn,v IL snoooss,n, ot,oro,;or
nv" Msn9 i""iVau'. NV" ~ eu0'''''ui 'pe'a"o"'
would have iOunderei but Tor the assistance OF The
"syer that moveg the world p in short what branch
90 indrs,-v or ae,;vitv h.s 10, haa, ,r,-,ot.1
tNo' A1' A'' os'' P'V"'eN'
stimulated and defended by the press
And who haa rendered il moro than a miserable
D;.t,n,. "a, Ia ,n;,h,, sor,;,3 IT, Lo...r. 81
~, " s' ''"t' AN oEha"s VI
fashion and the haunts oil appetite and dissipation
are tAroneed by an eager c sd be airing gold in their
49, -, a.. ,.-.,,,t.. - 80, ~,
palms. anu tne cOmmOuihe5 tneTe Feuueu are sofa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

says Yes, fellow citizens, rents ~, uS.ehauge
down. The high rates OF the dusH H' ,;,' Uopne
1856 cannot long co-eXist with tue lew,S yn vi
tendencies Of the revulsiun OF l3b6 gpt.thE
must come down-fast horses must ct,,,c II io
fast young men must come down iron tbsin
fast horses, and stretch their legs by a Gmr
wholesome walking. Provisions mGsl Gene
down-hotel charges must come down-th,,
pews as well as other charges of cur tlshin,,
able churches must come dOwn--hresd mrs
como down, and the late enormous spras +"
erinolinea must come down, notwithsf,,ndin,
the awful letting down in dry goods. Ever
luxury and almost oyery necessity p,ust CON,
70 the new specie standard excepting pcrhar
lager beer, which will probably .emain Ut fonl
i've and six cents "a mug.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29
JOHN II, IVY,
WP0RT PIKE TOLL GATE,

wilmington, Detdf0dTe,
YEA g assisSs'S ~: %
@ p aok ans z a
NJ w6o have gysI M above preparations iaif ;iSi
'loStGs sn We ssF s 'sSs sSo you condemn it,
Nn1sr as ca T Ts 4 81 once in
SSSyS aItS AG sSs shf P5
New Jersey. Orders solicited and promptly filled,
USE FISHERS EMBROCATION
THE 9 y 81 sPRf@a sassis
fh s ines .se N5 SS On HSs eis Is
s rrsBnS5 By sd e BY WIZ oo Rs
q NSfEsS and Ei5sh stTsFs wminRtOn' sSio agent
NJ ARcHIsis. UTERINE CATHoLlcoN cures,
SSP PPs n ssSs a & fSc s Rs f 1Ss
der Tho general fern Of FEMALE coMPLAJNTs, Call and
s e. snPSy TsG 6 S = The % VIE os
See in fGpS WA & BRiN
Practical Druggist 6E a p5 Z MssEst
d o .ssY q lsi a nRG
asSS a. %SERS K
1-''s' I GAS FOR THE COUNTRY.
A CARD.=The Introduction Of the Alaryla Porta,
Nc GaS Co.'S Apparatus nas opened new sls e
sc49ols well as tSw9s and VILLAGES az
coGid only be enjoyed AZ those residing clies.
that within uch Uflho gas noinpany's pipes. Iht
no longer true for or u now offered TO
and hIaois il to lie wants eqn reents Of tho pr
| ynte gentleman and o q. o manufacturer,
The machine is remarkable for its extreme simplicity
and exTaordinary results which it unquesiohagly l.
chleves. IL moro complicated than an ordinary
cooking stove, end requires no more skill or onpAtty 10
,nEe n II s s ri in lie se T as
illuminating quHca II H. unsurpassed by the coal gas
Of any city Of tho Union The material uaed is an oil
Tosin oil II earlier cheaper and better product Of
oolUp bOny, decomposahe Mt lower and therefore moro
economical degFeeot heat. There cannot he iound IN
the whole rlnsp Of chenlslEY Ti15
laden with Illuminating qua es OF "a sses rore
lnnoguous in respiration less INJURIOUS 70 furnufe
lnr It contains neither chrbonio acid nor sulphureted
are not subject any stencil, desideInun enjoy ~
comfort H '
THIS apparatus received the first premium at the ate
exhibition Of the FTaHklin Institute in Philadelpba
Inc subscribers the agents for the State oil penns
wanna and Delaware and are now prepared TO fill prompt
tubes through buildings in the hest manner They m
guaTante9 any inaohlne they may put up, peTofm Ill
ilnt IS claimed Tor with ordinary care. AL coniuu-
noalhS requiring informant Will he promptly answer
ed, anu pamphlets containing GeTtifrates from thosa
WIN ATe sing tho machines, furnished any address,
FROM me enllfe sailsiAetun those machines have ul
nTeh3s, iaet9liei or low1p we confidently anticipate
hlHge denhndfor then and feel assured that those
give them Trial would net for amy reasonabe oensde
ration he induced TO dispense wi the comfort ami luxU
| ry thus obtained. FERRIS * CARRIE r,
| -lunH s1-lg. Mlllnugnn Del.
fENHE Subscribers being regularly licensed Night
H. Scavengers, respectfully announce to the pub
lie that taey are at all times prepared wit
anu hppafans To cl nnRe pries with neaness and dea
patch. Residence Orange Street, aloye llth ST.,
HENRY MEEKS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

PAY MNnR LITTLE BILLs.-The New York
Express pithily gives the public OF tho empire
city the following sound advice, which
should be needed here and everywhere else
Nothing helps tho money market more
than the prompt payment of little bihS. 1t
keeps up trade, keeps money moving, helps
the banks and makes everybody toel good
When everybody holds on to all the money he
gets, because he fears times ara going tu he
worse, he helps to make them So
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

Among the passengers who sailed from New
York on board the steamship Arabia, were
Thos. Allibone, of this city, late President of
the Bank of Pennsylvania, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, and also the Hon. Rob-
ert @, Winthrop, Of Boston.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29
sApDLNi AND T1ARNEs5

: $$ ;i::;;:i! 5i: :' ~ J:
business, in all its branches. Having been on
Eaged for number of years in tue SANS uuslness az
1i ndeipla Their stock will consat 81 the best mate
Xxi mi wnrknanshp Fine single and double carriage
iigrnsss Team HARNESS Sndd es, Brdles, tartpgeles
rrnnLs Wins &e,i Collars always on hand, Wehope
by sfot attention 10 business to merit snare OF ths
Unframed besoWe ed upon the former pruprlelnrh, -,
l w ~, "' - MICHIGAN n O'KANE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

ca z THE subsorlber would inform his friends n
the public sanernlly. that he has commeiia
aaosA the Harness. making business in the secl1@I
Il >stnry ofthe Carrage Mnnuactnry OF Cred 4
,, Bowe corner of Third and French stred5s
Wilmington, Del and is prepared to furnish mako H1
prd " oil kinds of light harness reasonable prioss a
hopes by strict attention TO business, using good
and making every article " the best and most subsan
sep Il 2nn. GEORGE w. Foo !"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29
CIRCULATION 1850.

n PoST ofFICE PRINTING GIgEN
ND pgEu DELA WARE REPUBLICAN,
BEc.SUSE IT HIS THE LARGEST CIR
cITI sTION OF Any PAPER p Y B.
IGSHED IN DELAWARE. II TERT L
SERS IND OTHERS SHOULD BE ar
This F.8CT IN MIND AND LOOK TO
THEIR INTERESTED
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

BIT by A RATTLEsNAKE.-A German doctor
Of Urbana, Illinois, the manufacturer of snake
bite medicine, caught rattesnakc on the
prairie and took it home, and offered 10 let
the snake bite him every time any person
bought box of his medicine for one dollar
On Sunday, OF last week, while toolipg with
his Pet, IL bit him in the hand, He applied his
medicine without effect. On Monday, he sent
for doctor, but too late he died the same
day.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

DEATH FROM CmLoBoroRM,-Morri B.John.
son, printer, employed in the eilice of the St
Louis Republican, twcntyOne years of age.
and married but few weeks since, died sud
denly last Friday. He was suffering cScru-
ciatingly from the toothache, aud resorted nm
prudentIy to clloroform TO allay his distress.
Ills wife, having left hma short time, returned
and found that he was dead. lie was from
Harrisburg, Pa.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

A SHOCKING MuRDEH.-The N. York Tri-
bnne says that man named Dennis Tanner,
of kInderbook, cut his wiie's throat from ear
to ear, OH Monday afternoon, and then drag
ged her down stairs into the back yard; where
she was discovered by the Deighbors. She
was quite dead when found. Mr.. Tanner then
locked himself in a room, and at one time was
so violent that it was thought he would dos
troy himself. He was at last secured, and
lodged in Jail.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

LETTER FROM SENATOR SUMNRR.--The follow
ing extract from letter from Charles Sumner
indicates the interest which he feels in the
pending political struggle in this country:
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29
FOR SALE.
ROBERT WRIGHT,

PYlE'S BUILDING, THIRD STORY,
ORANGE STREET. BETWEEN 5rH Y 6TH's
WILMINGTON DBL.
raNIIE undersigned takes this method to announce 70
AToitectsa and others that ho hastakep shop stths
desire STAIR AND HAND RAILS Of the latest and
approved patterus nude in neatand durahle man
ner and on the most reasonable terma Keep the best
workmrn and all work is exscnet under ny Own dame-
Persons residing tn nry can b. salI
possible momeis, mar lG,ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29
Il RRiNGHuRST Il co Druggists,
nlrnnr sixth nnl AInrknI. 81 rai.

Donot be satisfied with merely reading this natiee but
call send for pamphlet Ii will nav we'll Tho
truuniG, j., II. MAX 'HlSl \ 20, pFnpTeloTs,
may IGm0. Central Depot, 1D4 Broadway, N, Y
III you wish furnish your chamber wltha full SET coin
prsng one Dressing Bureau with STANDARD aud Glass, on
BedsIeal one Wash stand, and four Cane scat ChuiTS IA
the SINAI sun Of S2j,
10 tn MAGNlCHOl'S, Fourih and Shipay S,s
ltYUu would furnish Dllhar cheap, iIu
relu, one Wash Sanl, one liedsteli, three Wood Sen
Chains, md dc mt visit ~ pay more than SlN,
30 10 AlAGNlCHOt'S, Fourth and Shipey SITS,
Nc Top DreSsins Bureau,
90 To MACNlClIOl.S Funrth aud Shipey SITS.
ltyun wonli g!yeiInm Five I" Eight Dauafs when you
ms sofa Ietr. 49,
90 10 MACNlCiI0L'S, Fourth and Shtplpy sta
ifS9u would save FROM Two "a Three D0lNrson sci
Upholstered parOF Chairs,
Won would IL Twenty live cents to Two DOaTs
set Of Cane SEM Chars,
Go to MACNlClOL'S, Fourth and SMplev y =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29
Auotioneerlng & Real Estate Agency

I1ORSE HAIR Flesh grusaes, Tor sale at WAL.
1lToN'S Drug store, No, 81 Market-strest.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

irrTnAT competition ~ the lIie Of uadp M persons
dOuGsa nd they do let them vlsit Ia The shoe, make
Second Street what competition Inns done and II
SAL DOING he shoe tnde Roots and snes can he hauglt
cheaper NOW nn heJse, proportion 10 the cost OF
getting them up; mud What isthr cause all this? Why
competition, course, aud still ne competition n
this nrly. No dpnht tho pubic aware or ought to be
aware that new shoe store hns opened a. N9l Wesl
The lowest price for cash Those who wish To convince them
sevea this FACT can Elyc tho SUBSCRIBER eau n hts store,
icing the first Second ST., West of Market There
A1the u importance 70 the public that IS, That nil
w. ~ 49, - 49, 4. Nv. EIRNIE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

n VIE Subscribers being regularly licensed Night
h ScaTengers, respectfully announce to the pub
lie that ey at all times team
and HPP9Tatn9 70 ol,9nse pyies with neaness and dea
patch, Residence Orange Street, above llth ".
HENRY WEEKS,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

PARK BENJAMIN, ESD, will lecture before
the Young Mems Association at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Friday evening, October Both. Sub
iect--" TIE HARD TINES" sem-humorous,
semi-serious lecture in rhyme. This is one Of
Mr.. Benjamin's most entertaining lectures all
should go and hear it. 2ts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

EXPORTS FROM New YORK.-rhe value of
the exports from New York, for the week end
ing on Monday night, was two millions one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars which
the Courier says exceeds, by large sun, the
value Of exports for any previous week in
1867. The weekly value OF exports during the
spring aud summer was from eight hundred TO
twelve hundred thousand doliais. The increase
in the quantity of goods exported is still great
or, as prices now rule much lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

CRIMINAL SrATnrIcs or THE CITy-RpoRfs or TIE
CHns OF Pollen The following quarterly and annual
reports Of the Brooklyn Chief OF Police presented
TO the Common Council last evening The report for the
quarter ending Dec. 81, 1855, shows the number o.
arrests to have been being decrease Of SoS from
the number embraced In the previous report During
the quarter 200l persons were accommodated with
lodgings II the different station houses % lost children
fres were extinsuahed by the police and Dab 6s
taken from drunken persons and returned TO them 443
days were lost by the Department by reason Of scKs
NJ Arly men per day. Complaints preferred
against members Of tho Department OF which we're
missed nom Office and one resigned The number Of po
hcemen detailed are 10, OF which at the Mayors
office In the office OF Chief of Police 10 In the police
courts - hack inspectors, and ~ health wardens
The following report shows the number OF persons ap
pretended by the police for feones misdemeanos ana
other odences from Jan. 70 Dec. 81. 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

Anniversary Of the Birthday OF Robert
Burns.
Last evening the eighteen anniversary Of The birth Of
Hootas bard Bobby Burns" Wa duly oessbrated ss
Csss,usies Hail. Broadway BY the Burns Birthday A.
aootAttoa.
About three hundred people set down 70 IN excellent
dinner. Tia dining hall was adorned With Ameracan
and British hass, and beautiful transparency OF the
poet was Suspended the head OF the Chairman and
on either side were pieces Of ancient srmo furnshsd BY
Captain AcIesy.
when the sgood thipss' were disposed Of. the Pxu-
Dr George Brods Esq, spologsed 10 the COMPANY for
the confusion which prevailed An accident occurred 70
the caterer over which no had conIro which delay
cd the regular o. tne evening nearly two hours
Precisey st quarter H. the Presidents pasace be-
ns exhsusk d. he peremptory ordered the gentlemen
with the white jsos o. and the plaok faoss retire 10
.sa mat ns Ioa no >" Se s;
never were in debt and never kept roll book Some
would Be ready @ ak "whss are yoa - He wss re.
woman She said wss like toosess stocking without
few Scochmen wore impressed year ego with the
idee thss the celebration Of Burns birthday th city
was BY fer TOO aristocrac an affair." beyond the means
Of tho hard working and hard nsed mechanic, and eeu
they hsld ths, ar. essE which ~:s 20 sSsossstp
ploughboy poet In democratic manner Ho proceeded
70 deliver an elaborate speech in which No eulsgissd
although born In Scotland, belonged 70 the world BE
poet Of nature When he sung OF love- vas love
unAoyed, and eoch was n genius tnak ne could zee IN
. mouie Q mirror Of his Own destiny
the frat regular toast The day We Celebrate" WAS
drunk amid great enthusiasm; after which several
characteristic songs sung 10 an exquisite mannes,
but the ateness of the hour At which the ceremonies
were commenced preoludes the possibility OF extended
notice Of this interesting festival.
r. B. PaRKIRs. Esq, In response 10 thu unanimous call
Of the meeting delivered glo wing eul0gtum upon the
talent and peculiar characteristics Of Robert Barns
An original song, composed for the oooason, by Ar.
nomns @. latto. sung amid much applause, verSe
Of which We subica'-
To honor Robins glorious name
We meet-s happy band
To gle the grip o. ancient faith
TO clasp Tx thers hsad
To draw The bands o. friendship tight,
here after mine
To swear by the immortal song.
The song o. aud lang Sync.
deputaton from the society met at the Pacific
Hotel waited upon the company during the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

During the Jeaf ,ee3 days were Ioss By the POLICE
bsf average Of nearly ave mon per day las per-
sns accommodated with lodgings n the diderekt
hoose o75 lost children ~ws found and restored
70 their PARENTS so nrcs exnsusbed by the poce 10
persons were rescued from drowning. aud N,48e Il
taken from odgers ssd drunken and restored 10
them The arrests ies les than the year pre-
vfous.
Fmx-rwo small frame buildings, two stories In
height Nos Al and 40 james street. destroyed BY
IRE on Sunday night They were owned By Elisha B.
horrsn, and occupied BY William Corr and Catherine
Abbott as second hand furniture The combined
issss OF the occupants 700 Insured for o. 400 In
the Hamilton Co. Mr.. Morrsf vas Insured for $500 In
tue Hamilton ana Fulton Co.'S the exnnt OF his loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27
Personal Intelisweuce.

n D. severipe the Rus,iap Envoy At the court OF Bs
vars has signed 1t CArsuhe the contract Of marriage
of the Grand Duke Michel Of Russia with the Princess Ue
Gle OF BAcen.
The marriage OF Count d'Morny, 20 osen announced
and often contrsdicsed, st last becomes verify de
ID about to marry the daughter OF tue Prnceas Trowbes
skoy The lsdy about nineteen years OF sss ana lived
for some time with her mother In France.
In Madrid, on the Sd inst N Bravo Murillo. who hal
been dangerously H. little better n Narciso de
10 Escoaura brother Of the Minister Of tine Interior Of
that name who was lodged In prison, had bean released
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria left Venice for
Padua On the Sd instant
The London Herald says Colonel A. Ferguson. (Kea-
tuchy Uniteo saes bearing extraordinary eespAsonss
from the American egaton Paris With Mrs Ferguson,
(nes Nss Cecilia Herbert) have arrived In town 70
days whit TO Mrs. feRgusons relatives, en- route tor the
the Clarendon Hotel-Barcn ostsr sacken secreNy Of
Rsinssrds and 1my New RssSson Mr. and Mrs button
New York; Mr.. and nrs X. II. srow do n Trist New
Ssrn S Sss S Il. b.ua. s. d.
Al the Everett House-Coi and Mrs Swords. y A; Mrs
Vincent Miss Ellen Vincent aud Miss Vincent Phadeghs;
land Cap. ssopiord NJ cspt ssslscl Assistant MILITARY
Secretary 10 bs GOV 0sn Of Canada Henry and
land; Mr. chss Allison HaiifAI; Mrs X FAY and maid,
Washington.
riorNohn Has., ! smith. Lacey, bald, Tourney, 0ts,
pens Bloom Henderson Mrs Goodman and throe children,
as sSss oa eSss.. :ss %
ss Lam. gT oor . Us n .ns Om SSie
Eror ohslessoa To the sss.mssp Esshy,lle-p Lera
nsn Geo comma Asa sieo ih.o ssrSsr
f Sssn:isso rsns
and daushter Ii.seltine Rev y Eastman W More
Theo Lyman and lady P Hubbeil ROBBINS rhos Dsugs
BIN NJ, s soy r End Ssss w ms. esas Dc
Miss smih-and II In the steeraee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27
Board OF Aldermen.

Ths Board OF Aldermen INST 81 5P. N. yesterday, Ia
their Chamber ct the oiy Hal Alderman Clancy, Prssi.
dsat In the chair. The Of last meeting wsrs
read and approved, after wnich several uuim portant
papers read and referred TO their appropriate
misssss A Yemoasuascs against . line OF stages pro
posed 70 be established through Lexington and
irving plsoe, vss received laid the table, bs-
cause there paper before the Beard making ap.
plicstion TOE such stage route
me committee 10 vhOm tho tax levy OF 1857 wss 70
ferrsd. reported IN fsvor OF adopting the hx lew 70
AsermAs Blrsr moved to amend tt By striking out
the $50 <o for improving the Central Park Hs did not
the para improved ny droct taxes, but BY bonds
Alderman rrcxss hopsd the amsndment wood pre-
vHai wnssher 70 was right or wrong. He was opposed
70 pseng sl5ocoo In The hands OF The Central PARK
m,ssAossrs Whsa ssid be the ordinance 'wss passed
establishing that board Of oommissioners WAS seated
tAsy were 70 be oay senpo,sy affair. that oedinasoe
even lind. They now waat . new spproprisusa, when
They have already spent TOR little or no parposs sac 900
end elpDs sss informed me that his department has
furnAnhe1 nearly $1,000 W sne Board Of Central ParK
0snnsssossvs Nj. Tucker concluded BY sayas that
Ne repest was adopted the Legislature ~ Albany will
xlSssss rrlaul ~. opposed 70 the spproprsauou
spssdiss money upon u. bui ~ poor men mad Dess en-
pseysd 70 vosk thsrs and are destitute and want she
. :. y ,.s s, ,,,1 bos . we ''0o' the
As ssms further d,s ussiop, Inc vote striking ou,
Ne $4,000 for improving the besvai rass sAksn
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