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, 1858-01-22
Territorial LasIsIalurs-VA Session.
IN COUNCIL.
TUESDAY, Jan. 5th, Isl

TUESDAY, Jan. 5th, 1858.
Council met at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
Members all present
Message from the House:
Reporting the passage Of H. B. No. l2
an act to regulate the draining Of marsh
and swamp lands.
Also, III. B. No. IS, an act relative to
the distribution Of Territorial Arms.
And Of the introduction Of H. B. No.
90, an act to define the southern boundary
Of Kitsap county.
Also. n. B. No. ~, an act authorizing
the county commissioners TO put the con-
victs Of the county jail to labor.
H. B. No. l2, was taken up and road a
FIRST time
On motion, rules suspended, and bill
read second time. aud laid on the table.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds reported back
BIB. No. 5, an act 10 amend an oct en-
titled an act to amend an act appointing
commissioners to select site and superin-
tend the construction Of the Penitentiary,
and unanimously recommending its passage.
Also, H. B. No. l, an act to provide for
the erection Of suitable public buildings at
the seat Of government Of this territory.
Upon leave Mr.. Maxon presented
A petition from L. Fawnsworth and IS
Others, citizens Of Clarke county, praying
the Legislative Assembly to appoint Gay
Hayden Of said county acting commission
er In the locating and constructing the Pen
itentiary.
Mr.. Van vleet moved that Gay Hay
den by appointed netting commissioner.
Motion lost
Mr.. Van Vleol then gave notice that
ho had petition from 90 Of the citizens
Of Clarke county, in reference to the same
bill, praying the Legislative Assembly 10
appoint Edward Chambrou as one Of the
locating commissioners Of the Penitentiary.
On motion Of Mr.. Wallace,
The bin was laid on the table.
H. B. No. l, was taken up, and
On motion Of Mr.. Cock,
Read q third time and passed.
Council adjourned.
, 1858-01-22

ARRTED-Steamer Constitution, Hunt
January 10Th, 1858, % hours from Belling
ham Bay, with mails and passengers, tc
NJ. Louison & Co.
, 1858-01-22
CONSTITUTION REPORTS.

ARRIvED-Jan. 18th, Ship Rarenddte,
from Sydney to load with spars at Port
Townsend for England.
Brig MerehdntmaH, johnson, from San
Francisco for Port Madison, to load with
lumber
, 1858-01-22
NJ Il DICAL.

Go IAa UJu5ILAj1NJ9 05I0 N107
HAS REMOVED TO THE BUILDING LATELY OCCUPIED b'
SYLVESTER, MAIN STREET, OLYMPIA
.-ss.t..
ME undersigned takes this method Of ~
l. informing the citizens Of Olympia and ~
surrounding country. that he has opened a
office at the above place, for the pTae- A
tice Of MEDICINE in its various branch - 20
es; aud will hold himself In readiness at all tmeS' 80
attend to any calls in the line Of his proiessio"'
which his entire attention will he devoted: mn
G. X. WILLARD
Olympia. April ., lN55. no2O-y
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hr Arrvns.pY or rHs sr,pkY srHoors Tho snrivsr.
ssry celebration Of he oosyn sunday schools ia, 10
Rave taken psce yesterday, but 10 coUsrqueace OF the
dssreeass stse q Tho weather The o,,toor .Y.,c~s
sere postponed III brighter dsy Hal the DAY been
nne v estimated thu, so'ne ifeep thou-anf chidrsc
~ouin hsve been out IN procession p0rtoD of TIA
schools muster IN Henry street ana those OF Fss,
hrooslyn vese " assemble IN Clinton Not sish-
Standing the rain, several schools Out returned
. INC churches In order 70 escsps thofOusn dreochng
The exercses uesal these oocss'uns had m
tevsral churches dsesnsted for the bling n the
schsels Short addresses made, and songs we're
sune BY ths children, ~hen they treated " cakes
iruhs and oonfectsonery, which 70 them ~@ the best
portion ~ The days proceeSnes NJs~nnstAnding the
necessary omission OF the principal esure OF days
prog smne-hs, Of marching 10 PROCESSION through the
al appeared 10 have eni yef themselves WIN
the sb,ncsnce Of rood things sprcsd before them Their
respective ecbcol rooms. mould this tsy prove fa-
% the schools viii form 10 procsssno add march
through he Streets With The music Of bands engaged Tor
ahe eccAson.
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Tn MAJ nj Her hat

We Ind the iolo-ins the y sc,nuan E.r,sirey su,
frov poshpg Of he truth or fAsy Of me history ~bcb
n Sresepcs ~ give II false u should be immsdiaely
eoDusoicted By the isdy' uendss-
The .dy .ho has nsured 90 largely In The n, ssicifs
81 Frank Fofrester" IN Nee Yorh, nos unkno 10
abe .o,d boush o.ver esore 80 ccasocaoosy broushi
usnsn, then and necsed Win INC theatrical n
tsob, and al the presest time oo-ber O Of
sraaa,c sOfnpsoes 70 this cay, met ,hs lsiy provi
deuce, bet cstive city. shm aud romantic attain.
Iept grew up between them. ne yv1ng, taloi ,sd
aso good ooAiogsbe .e beautiful, las slug and
~ompltned nne pared, aud sabeecueouy .no pair met
IN He~ Or cans, sbere the youtnal candidate fT rhes
pan Donors bad followed bis far snarraa rue inter
Dincn " trends uDcor .hoso onsJg tos iaty mad been
paced THREATENED 70 Cut thor. tue happiness o. the 70
mantle PAR, but "
The young gsnueman sra 90 tn9 walls " the
isdys caste, wneTe Der cruel fTisods hst coat ed
her, and bore of his love - ssatn W Aonhe
vesre ve t~ain were made one AZ tae Bt0le
Hcuse IN that ony, On The 1s.b Of Jsnrsry, 1854
Ihf y lived very happily together fH s~) years ksis
uves became rccerciled-the youns sentenA Aoand0a
ns me stage fcr tho s'uoy OF me aT, toe etrnes,
soho'soon ~ he pe's friends All waut on haepiiy snd
40 seemed blessed In each others soclety anti tne
riends began n seeds cf disocrd between
asd ne from love o. the prof's'n, again essay I'd
fasey accneed The husband of adely snd tarsa.enef
her With dinherisnce she did 90, leave him.
Fnsny tney succs edes, ADD, under tho vvetancs o
VII 1w aos ~ New Ysrk, she lefs Der HUSBAND ~tsn
manner bat she mas her late hus 9and soopa apy fur
sher COMMUNICATION. rhe youshfui Husband ~ course
vss ffsnnc ecushttor .recoussca, rescrt,d 10 All
tpcs o. expcdiene " bring about Al ass the lsdv
,eemineiy resuted and promised return IN n, n ro
Ned he s,uld consent " divorce q means M ,,ssv
ing her relatives, a. The sane time pedgns her wood n
navy him again 10 secret Full Of Adence and A. "A,
he vededhe divorce was procured by defaan IN ,hs
Rhode Ieand 0oorss The lady kep her lash ana
~ yo ws gentleman lives 10 congratulate himself on HIS
ascspe n YIN fake hesrted woman.
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he Board met last evening ElJ.h ,. rirsy. Esa !,
the chsr.
APPLICATION rScTrix METROPOLITAN roucv roRcs
comnuu cston received from the metropolitan
Police Cco utsoreis ssiog forth that the ca per OF
rs,romen detailed detectives aDd &c srvscc q, ,hs
Mayors efce snd 1t The courts huosred ant any.
forty are sssnsd IN thc Hsrbor Police ADD abyus An r,v
are SICK thus leaving fr The psrsogmsscs Of ordinary
rsfrol duty eight hundred and s~eoty seven mon
there are over nve hundred uee streets 4, the ca, NJ
Mes YORK AZ night ops bali % the paro, rorcs q, On.
~ and curing The dag fourth 40 thai the sv.r.r.
ren pstro man At sht !. mils IN Isngts snS
oJne 'ne Day heSceeds too niles Ia 1879 toe r.so a.
ross "en n me pr ulstioD 10 $50; nov o,s
sns rsspecs 70 wopary YES - The 'cr msr Pc
20 a. one W sz70 go; n Ia I sssO,0oo rhs
mFsioners coeclude ~ Recommending that the pa
uolmen be increased " fOurt bppdrsd Referred 70
committee ON Criminal Ccurs ssd Pcicr.
Jrs.ce Osborn wked for four sttniossi c'erks ~
nmseh and Justice Connolly beca1se Justice Welsh 1skes
his clerk Win BIN b. the Mayors ore
Ire oil OF Judge Rrfseye fOr ttpst TIE rata of SO
per y-for attendance Judge a the Supreme
Court Of this cv he Report u the oDmmse or
dered 10 be paid.
Adjourned 70 Tuesday merit
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Attempt to swsndl. by Means Of Forged

from the CisciDpAi Gazette, May "a
few days ago Q senteel dressed, sffsb.e stranger,
saes 1T the veil knosn cry goods stors peonSiog "
ssssse Of the 's~ George n Wood, corner Of Fith ssd
Vine street, and iDqummg Tor tho heads Of the house
psssuteo 70 Mr. Hopkins . loster Of nuooucton IRON
Fbeps Blps co Of kes York, reoomm~ nabg TO their
Adepce regsrd the bearer "Ar Geogs u KILLER
AIR fes minutes Conversation upon inoinvreot SUB
jsets, Of The letter nior meo Mr. Hopkins that
he mad q dram upon the bank st Coerry Valley, NeE
yeh tor o. o, snicn he should be glad 70 have cashcd
bst he Thai oosld NOT be convcnepty
Gene osy Mr. Miller then requested that Of toe
arm ,houlc a. with him bspxiog house and ,dent,y
Inn person mentioned The dram and the letter Of
btroouetop from New Yok Mr.. H,pkios consented 70
ta banker Third street ell ne kne about he bearer
crs but the iniorua,ioa indefinite and
'actory tnst declined 70 cash the drsf
pmcpg that bic game ~as esurey blocked sy this eau
tcus Dsnser u doug busiDess, and sill wishing 70 sasy
Mr. ho,sins thai me dram Vas al rsns, NJ MILLER len
his ptsseespop asd immediately 'or ssrded on 70
Pssps Bins Co vfh oirecscrs 70 br. Hopkins the
Money vs paid 70 forward 70 5prinsbsd. Upon tas
rceips " the oraft the hfn In Nes Yort imtneontsv
Autographed 70 Mr. HOPKINS, saturday usi tney snoe
such man - Gco'se hler," and tnat the les,sr 81
htrooucson add arsit enclosed 70 them BON Tor
scres. OF course M hnler has resarped for ME
money or the drsft, although The nrm upou whom the
svo le vas attempted anxious 70 ook upon me light "
hh oeuussbapce ones more.
rhe so'o iorser probably The felov Who played
s.oi,sr nnspcal 'vssass' upon Chicago 1rms
time and Re be making businsss
u. both county sno cisy merchants may save tnon
hank accounts rom depletion by hssle csatisa.
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Fsremen's Meeting.
TIE RUrNRR HYsrRr ABOLISHED.


crowded meeting held a. hOnday evcaiss IN Ne
Fnemens Hail, nercsr street
The Chef snesr presided and stated Vie ehecs FOR
sb'ch the meeting vas called. he Board Of Fire nng
sssrs held meeting last week, ~ which they Agreed
anannt usy " rut down The system, and they
sbosebs - he mr. Hovar6) d thai the r,rcueu cf he
Sve DspAtn sst should share or ell runners. He be
eved shsy could 90 better vtbost them. ne hoeed That
the pvesent meeting voud sct In acco dance vim tbs
-sk.s 81 ths Board Of Ensaess they had suns sns
foyce n Me- YoYk noe 70 atAsno 70 al alarms
NJ BxsuAsus Of HDs Opmpesy ~, proposed hs fol.
Iev ing rssouson. which, after soms discussion,
stepssd ~ Ios Affirmative N 8 aeeauves--
Nhvess The public asnd has RECENTLY uch sgiA,ed
hrouth 10 10 ssbj.et % subssrne paid are
Tor voluaeer behoovss
seod frsu N ~ndsavor 10 correct ~ shses ha ksvs
svept Toto sud 10 lsrd wiling hard In the rronpt
y h- ordrsnees r~~eeu, scopt-d By be Op
ncs ceureh Tor tse better res~hsen Of the rrs Depart
msrig he a therefore.
Resolved fhs, We ss cnssrs 4 The nepvtmsn, -ui 60
cpertt. With be Chsf and ss,s< Bra NJ
ssd srtinsnses ant psrticunAr -i
t~ascss 20 ssohb ali runners stn different
believing hs, the department can be mafc ef-ivs
selves o the fur bersnc. Of The shove
hssskR @shed The ChAsmso 10 d. me VII a
-ss He voua san to insult citizen n ne hook
"hoh o. his roe"
1bs CHimnAs reylied that the citsers toss
q pes caused she disturbances roc ocmpisi,ed ~.
Aner sonc routine business the meeting act armed.
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Tho building Of this institution, al Boomiasdsle, was
tbropged yesterday BY suds and supporters The oee
braon Of the anniversary commenced ut IL O'Clock by
the children ofthe esablshmentto the number Of ITO
chanting harmononsly tbs hymn Commanding, "rne
earth the LSrd's." Prayer vas offered BY Rev. Mr..
DAVIDSON, and . portion Of Scripture read By Rev. Mr..
Cuylcr ana the Of The onildrca continued
hey sere ven sdsvs<o " instruct and improve the
minds Of the children, shuc they Afforded them amuse
mept and entertained the vsters The orphans we're
rssged acove The other gallery yell adAptsd
srd every one The opportunity Of oeho ding all the ch
eren together They neatly and ceaaly dressed,
The costume of the girls oeios bus dress shscd grace
fully front By sbovt shfe pipa ore vhlss that
boys, vbo o,cup,ei ole half u the pssorm plain
brosn jacket and psnts, tassefuliy made and worn
Rev Mr. curiKR read the anu usl reportS Of TIE
Treasurer ana superhen<sst which give me following
A.
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Tue BYftish OutsaHes.
TIE BRIG 6AnUnL onU1CHMAN ePOKHN, BUT NOT
BOARDsD-NILD TREATMENT.

The BYfe1sh OuCsoGeos
THE BRIG sAnUnL cnU1CHMAN sPOKN, BUT NOT
BOARDsD-AILD TREATMENT.
Captain Anheys Of the brig samuel Oosrchnan, vhssA
arrived yesterday nsrsDg nom Oesfosgos stairs tAas
q he 18th Sst whom OF Havana no spoken BY ess
q the British sseameIs the captain Of which inquired
where he was from bot did not beard the brig
From tho Boston traveller, Nay a..
MORB BOARDING BY rHe BRIrIsH.
Last March The ship Escort Cspt Bryant, IRON aavre,
N ballast bound 70 New Orleans shen OF the south size
Of Cubs tho wind being quite light, srish s.eamer,
bark rugged, ranged aobss0e, and commander said
that be wished 70 com nuaicate wto the shO her cap
ssiO bad DO oc)ecOns Captain Bryan, said ne would Do
gad 70 receive communication The steamer pleased 70
male Tho ship not requested 70 hesse 70 but the
steamer ranged abead Of The ship, and dropped boat,
which came sODgsde officer from her vent on board,
ssks sDere the ship from sod bouod but made no
request 70 her papers He stated that the steamer
rm Port Roy al Jsmsica aod theo no fes sealed
orders, 10 be coed on lspo May Tne officer ASKED
be could render be snip aty service aud beo. haeted
tDned 10 his boat Captain Bry ant ssaes tina. from
Gsl 10 last the coaduct u the stsmer her ON e's aoi
men, freddy. he states, moreover that hs sh,ps
bold might have been filed with negroes for Auehs tae
officer seemed 70 His vSit WAS DOT pry iog 10
The Escort arrived uere this norsios from New
Of the steamer with Ut referring 70 the ships log.
rHB BRIrIsH FLEET ON THE wIsr INDIA STATION.
Tho BIRTH already have their Wcst IsdiA ssati
feet Of ships twic< and hsU the number Of guos Of
she American squadron, cluoiDg toe vessels
under Orte for the Gun They have seventeen
al, twelve Of which steamers, carrying In the az
oar
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CN lief Of PoceY A. II IN Impossible for me 70 say under
whore srsers persops IN the cry Hall may have acted
tbes n any other t,ne; far policemen we're
csrnsd, they received no orders from me ~hsssver.
Did you give NO orders N have tDsm sssemoedY A.
On the afternoon ming OF the 18th orders n
the Chief Of Pocs IN cipa ~ riot the succeed
rE day growing ont of the appointment Of Mr. COnover
Street Commissioner TO have at least 200 in the y
Hall on the l6th to provide for contngenciss but
hs' ore ORDER snd thss given the Chef OF Police
O. We're the captains assembled In your office that
oay9 A. Not tony kuowsoge: they may have been in
the outer once, but not in my srvA-e oHhoe.
md you speak with any OF tho captains on that day.
A. tbipx not.
organizing day ana pgtt watchY A. do; DID not act
uDcer It; there was DO action had under IL, far
know
Did You continue with the CITY Judge as 10 all
matters s citing THAT yen cali the Municipal police up
TIE 30 Of July, 1852 A oel'sve 40.
wneo on sheoh Of June, Old you orst hear that the
Coroner had warrant Of arrest Tor you9 After the
dh urbsDce in the rear Of the CITY Call think was sr.
Willet the sheriff ~no informed me.
Q What did be tell your A That sne Owonsr had a
warrant for me, and had been refused admnaDcc hence
the dissufh apce.
YORK on the 17th OF June, AMI publish IN the ~spa
pers9 A. was written on the losh and published on the
Q Where was tina, wr,ten' A. Py mo in my private
office
Q Bad you been then aSrestedp A. Well, sir, don't
think have been arrested .. all ~ yet
Do you think that neither the sheriff the Coro
neI, Dor the police hss crested your A. lido.
Did you mako any declaration tho 10Th that You
effect that there effort oens " degrade toe
cee Of Mayor BY .few eonspaiors through my psrsoo,
anc TO that should never suomn
o 10 whom Was that declaration nadep A. think To
the Chief Of Police am not COZ odens whom / may
have made IL 70 several persoos
O. When was Il made 10 To. CHEF ~ pollcep A Some
time during the afternoon Of the 10th i7n think
the afternoon Of tho 10Th Of June the other persons
think the nth
CrossexsuiDed by ex Judge Desn-Q when you beard
hs. Coroner Perry bAd some process 20 arrest you, did
youfimmed Aiely serd for him ? did.
Q when no came to your office ~ tn his process did
you give bail before leaving our Office ? did
q Was that on tho atevnOOn Of tho 10th A IL Vas
the 18th, think about the middle Of the day toat s
my recoe ooDj probably you right to the after
noon
O. Did you collect order 20 assemble at the CITY
Hall the l6h PRIOR to the disturbance the OF
the Guy Hall for any purpose other than 70 prevent riot
or breach OF the peace growing out OF the attempt OF
Mr. CoDover 10 eject Mr. Turner and others from the
Street CommissoneYs flee A. d,d not
Before you gsvo the Cois OF Police, you
have stated had there been 81 eyed breach Of the
pesee at that once ? A There had been.
Q Han that been reported to youp A Yes
The examination here closed, and IL Was agreed tina. II
may DO read by the plaintiff on the trial. subject 70 all To-
gal objections.
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New York Bapsist Association.

New York Bapsist Association.
The sixty eighth anniversary Of the New York Baptist
Association with the East Brooklyn Baptist church
celebrated in Bedford avenue Myrtle avenue Brook
Ign, at two O'Clock p. N. yesterday.
There large clogr cation In attendance although
the afternoon was wet An Introductory sermon Vas
preached by the Rev. H Knapp, Of Greenport, Long
Inland. The reverend gentleman selected his text from
First Timothy first chapter eleventh vesse and enforced
throughout somewhat lengthy discourse the duties and
responsibilities Of the Christian warfare, urging his hear
prepare for that time when eternity with all us
terrible realities shall como upon them.
I'm neoiately after the collection was made
for the relief Of tho widows Of deceased clergy men
BALLOr FOR oFFIcsRs
The congregation Then proceeoe cd 70 the election OF
Moderator By ballot, when the Rev Mr.. Remington was
chosen by q large majority for the ensuing year
Mr.. George q. An ell sS chosen Clerk, and Mr.. j.
Adams Assistant Clerk.
Mr.. 8. +. Hhlman was elected Treasurer.
oonMirrHEs
The rules having been read,
Committee en- Devosiooa Exercises for the meetings
Of the ASSOCIATION ws appointed, with the Moderator ~
Chairman
A committee on the application Of churches 10 DO ad
mtted into the ASSOC Anon was alec appoiaied.
A,srss number of ,srsrs iron the various churches
In copnec,in with the association read, praying
the Divine dressings The deliberations or the ucocr
ence and reporting the progress Of their Affairs seve
letter from the Secretary pro tenn. OF the North
BsrAb church read stating that he bad been drec,
ed 70 the uospimous resolution or tnis
owsever les with toe New York Bsp
tht Association. me rUoiuuos vas osdc'cd 70 b re-
corded
letter wss read from the of1 ,eys OF ths 1x.eenth
Baptist church, sskns permission 10 sever iner coonec
the assosia,ioD thai they might
selves with HUDSON RIVER Association, SOUTH Agreed
70.
similar letter from the Bsrean Baptist church Wa
read stsnoe that their interest unite sth The
Hudson RIVER Association This sas aso Agreed 70.
The Pilgrim BApu's seurch and the Central PAIk Bap-
int church admitted members Of the association.
cmuittee OF three obt aries ap ,,inted.
The OF the evening occup,ed with entering into
the detailed reports Of the Zap sabbath schools, after
which The meeting sdjosrneo 10 she sAme hour - day.
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tbs USyTowr Msv.-One Of To kilisf b. the
fsiru.d casualty II whrrborc, O~ besa gotta q
Jehp Ffoerald pov appears ilsi he RAM va Lsv
renee Msh,r of Me- York Ths riics Wglia sryv II 20
from Detroit arrived here Sunday, .1t yerf-
afternoon th- body cf deconssd va r'Ss.d fr Nsv YNN
Mr.. Nassr vas sbout rs q sge, AMI had ~ N " 3
srunsry rour,een ycsrr Joer sr7strsld ron wa
eser -s found On ds,eessd, q ni5 e,uis aE end r.
si6ee nsar Deusik
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THE CON,TffrioNkh APrOfNrsp To INoUfsy rNro
rus wossisss op ras WAND SCHOOLS 9sasTHD
sNOrHp YgAR To Rsrosr.
The following gentlemen wsre sppoatsd est year ~
TIE Legislature 70 ugnre into the system sdepod b. ins
BOARD for The edsosios Of ns chidres 10 the ward
schools Thomas VI. sullmsn, Robert Adams, cnss G.
Nou, Ftarop A. nnou, G. q frasey
sflss v~eti.s se-eya umes hast fall and chtsrirs .
% deal of iofrm ,tion from the Bard tnsy cams
10 ousyn th.t they hal not nicisnt s.s lstos
~ evidence 10 w,vfs,t sbeu, 10 re-ommcpjigg any
charge ss asked the leg sfu-e srsrt N
lorgsr 10 purus TIER inquircs, and p etsre report
Tie rtqnest havne been put the form o. An set ss
pss.ed 81 The close the last ssslon Of s r.g,s su
The mites sil therefore connss thsir iaqiiries
throughout me summer and fall, and report Il me ciose
Of he year.
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srror Az NV Osnssvs-rhs sesmship Cen Pnsb
Which arrived II Nes Ortsns the l6sh inssans frs,
Brszos Santiago, brought sls7 ,ss4 IN specie.
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rpnn NorrHxsS MKuoo -VIosurri has issued circular
the sstb o. sns frontier oppose ths t~rcdno
Ton cf ssy clAss Il armed mes tAnbpssss) into We
county.
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me regular weekly meeting Of he Board a Ten CO
vernors took place yesterday, W. Saith Presdeut In The
chair.
cxSsus or rHs pKPAsvurr
From The report Of he w1esrs appears hsss as
7eo7 persons der tho care Of sAe Govsrnovs IN
increase Of since ast weak and Of locb compared
with bss year.
NOPE cRoror wLrEs stlowuIs ISLAND.
There ID ~ present bot suuA percha ype which
conveys CSoop Bsoz ses Island A The nsst-
ing bold yesterday ~as urged that another ppe
required The supply clerk desUed W the rem.
ste 2. nmasss, win view 70 having ptpe lad name
diaiety
The Committee on tbs lssnn Hospital repoted thaa they
avOded The strsrt for the carpenters The
Island dcspra 20 John Meyers The loscsi bidder for
sts,' There we're ten other biaders me report
scceykd
me prorriey OF mshh gNs for Bellevue Hospital q
that nsthuson va brought W me notice OF Hprd,
ano the matter referre< 70 the Cpmmitlss IN
STATION, 70 prepare the peoesm arg estimate p~pera
eowvIHIrG ABOUT ooAI.
The majority 81 the Oonmuee supplies reported IN
favor Of svrg the copsct for 10 600 Of woite ab
Goa 70 Thomas OMEN, 0tr - Is per Nr. Andersm
fisRtrsd roc ire rat o. The cnW njse, be believed
TIE contractor 70 be r'esplutibe party, ans,
over al the coal oospaSes mad not been nvEsed 70 gre
sreas DEAL Of debate vss eocasi,nei By This report
spc much heat sss mschtsed, tut nnay me report YES
adopted.
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srep,rt was maze Ia favor Of a-foias thc CONTRACT
dealer for &c Der aug, uwss saied that this vae
ret tbe ioseet bid, bst the parry Wa rSponsbe sn5
agreed 70 supply good auce.
After further private nUsioess,he Board Adjourned.