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contiguous 10 tho lower side OF the nex and ths would
yrssent surface we'll adapted 10 prevent slipping in
that the fall Of horses could be any longer he result OF
what rs now SO often the cause Of their death.
J. ". CoomASx proposed TO drl from nfty 70 eighty
holes IN every yard Of the pavement, ZACH hole four
inches In deSth and two in diameter. TIVE dollars per
square yard would be the cost Of h operation BY this
mode the pavement would naturally wear to me shape Of
Mr. ssAN.S proposed 10 form rough ocncave grooves
between the stones in tho manner that the Croton Aque
duct Board having small portion Of Broadway done In
the neigtfsorhood Of Grace church.
As there was other plan " be submitted, the Ccra
mtsee Mr. Seaman iRA represented the merits of
his adjourned. Every one that proposed plan ii.us-
racd either by drawings or groovcdtmber. thus show
ing 10 the best adv anage the mertsvf the principle he
advocated.
TRACT
The Special Cormit,.e of the Board of Councilman, to
whom referred tse estimates receved by tho Croton
Anueduc; Board met On Monday sfternoon
Mr. RHODES said tsr the comustee had not NOT for the
purpose hearing what those parties whose proposals
for constructing the Reservoir were struder con-
sideration hRc soy in favor q heir proposals.
Fer Dinsmcre Wood Mr.. WooD, one OF the hrm,
sad in allusion to counsel Presentn behalf OF
other firms that anything they would say should be con-
side red ,egiu authority, and tina: nc bidder for
the hadany right 70 invoke the process Of the Court
unless remcpstrs,ce beore the comm lee. He did
not believe thas Cummings Co had any Syst claim and
therefore that all hisobccons against the
claims OF Farcs.ild Il Co.
On be ha!tof Cummings Co., Counsellor FIELD argued
from CT the evdesce before Judge Peabody, in
the supreme Court tho claims OF hes clients
conteshle I'VE reasoned that the CLAIMS Of Fairchd
Walker Co. were invalid, because ono 81 their surees
Mr.. Allen, is Commissioner
The CJc;sEL Of Fx.Ichifd, Walker e. Co. said
that the claims Of his clients 10 edmt of
BILE dispute He showed from the statSts that although
Mr. Allen, o: the surc;es of his ccnt, is tax con-
missioner that does disqualfy him legally other
wise frorlincurrng the responsibility tina. has under
taken he also argued that although trle more mcner
SPECIFIED in the pryosal Of Messrs. Farchild o.
NIL fh.lag Aa no as3@
their proposal.
After hearing at length the arguments on all sides, the
committee adjourned, 30 consider whether they woWc
hold another meeting report in favor OF some Of tsS
proposals.
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CONMRYIc,E MEEr III.

MORE SANS FOR gSgRovING TIE PAVEMENT n
BRonRvAy-FISAL iNsErIsa or Tsr COMMITTEE
on rAr sUBJECr.
At two @ clock yesterday tic City Hbzsry Room war
well croxsed All those who had plans 70 submit for The
improvcmas: Of the Russ pavement in Roadway in
attendance besides large Der Of other parties who
ore very march interested in tho subject, Tie las. meet
arg Of the Co-nee STREETS OF the Beard of Council
60 take place at inst time in ttai apartment
Ai:er the lapse OF few minues j. A. Book, The chair
of tire c,ans ttee, snIpunGoi that was now ready
% bear anything that might be sas IN resardts improving
the pavement an Bro sdwsy.
J. r. CtARNs admitted plan Tor growing The pave
mont by cutnng of the corners, snd forming froovo
every alterTste stone. He would not oocy more
than third OF tEc breadth OF tie street nj ono ume
and would sccemp1 the work 10 from four 70 six MOI hs
He slse spoke Of another plan, bat believed TO be nfe
rior sbc first thai lac mentioned
y. Ngaows proposed 10 place uiibor hetween The
stores tet be suok to inches he0w tbc level OF thc
rsvemeDt ard that t5s stones etiser side OF ~ lie
srooy Ia slanng direction towards the wood BY this
neaps A 90 lea OF continuous and durable channels would
fe made The suracs Of le pavement tst would catch
IN every direction the horses hods, aud e-ecually pre-
Mr. Marrgss proposed 10 groove every alternate stone
across it, brnads the coatrc. Thus number OF pa
rasl lines woad be formed g. channels tnat would ex
,cos nom side 10 side thro9'h the cntrf OF Broad
way and catch the hoossf The horses IN hs afec IN
NJ psRcrAY Icsps~ed 10 have the entire revement
rrooveS all round every sone SIDE OF the groove De
tween the stones 10 be perpendicular, ana inc S'.sr us
cpnal aud sopDg down towards the perpenuiCIe- sue
The advantages OF this plan would be that the hoois
OF The horses could not slip much, ana wnee
they did slip one aide 81 the groove we1 ca'ch tne
and the slantiog side wosd rnt 81 w peiug nrs~S~
without the slightest difficulty. -
The CHAmwsx stated that the committee had pan We
posed by letter from a gentleman in rbsl,dephla ass
that another geneman was present 10 speak on his oe
half The gentleman only expressed desire ,aN toe
committee would wait day or two before hecalng IN
favor of any plan that had been proposed and ne hs no
doubt tnst the plan mentioned in the letter wheU Iu eN
p'aued 10 them would be considered preferable 10 any OF
The Others short consultation took place between the
members ~ the committee, which resulted in seree-
met to wait two days before reportog favor OF any
pron0al
81 every stCuc gcrtei Into Inclined plane, aad
pdcCl 80 TIA he elevated side OF plane would be
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEkTrIys NIAI.-A GENTLEMAN, THfBfV YEARS
mi of age ID, shea The scqulinsnce ~ lady Il
r,.pectaslt- that CglC uatci 70 make home
lsppy nj &c Fourth sweet, between Bank ard Troy,
Mrs rcsia Matrimonial olioe.
NEaTRfwp,sTAL OFF1CR- LADIES AND GENrt ENEN
III d.sroNs c corning matsisnonl allan es wiLolt the
usual delay tship scots patches by sppS ng or
gddresssm stn rtamp, Lous a Co, fO9 BrOtdwsy Boom
No L. up starl, iran 5 10 So 4. ~. COnfidenraL
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
OK REwARD-Iosr ON SUNDAY EVENING, JAN.
ID 81 in Thirteenth street SIKH hevenh sree
bacR velvet cloak, trimmed with deep lace The
finder will confer favor BY leaving at No. up Bowery ID
the Insurance. office. ". J. PENrI.
q, : REV ARD-LOST on TnE isr or FEBRUARY, A
ID MINK mud the sikh avenue, between Iwelt AMI
Twenty SNih streets Apply aA west Iweh'h street
d. REwARp.-LosT. IN BROADWAY. NEAR TfIR.
d. tcrn.h street. a lsrgc red dog with muzzlc
HENRY u. fELfEk, 80 Broadway.
OK REwARD.-LOsT, ON MONDAY NIGHT rEB-
- ~ ruary l. shortly after leaving Nalacks theatre,
gold watch made by Kosken livers oc No. i7,Or alec
Old fashioned gold hsn. seal mi Key attached 1hs
will raid and questions asked n he de-
properly is restored 70 the owner, at NJ West
Twenty eighth Srs-i, " Q; So ssercnms Scb t- Wall
dtnse,
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NEsTAURsNgw,

uYrGIIsH slRnrE or MUTTON FOR DINNER 10
~ day, with (.roess A Blackwell = GU. snt jelly
RIfUARDsON HAYrkR,
E.ssbehan Ale Lupqi Room, l2 seior Ard ~ wall ss
EnGss 6lbers scecherrines and kvperef for st
q TIE NEW PLACE" I67 WILLIAM STREET, THERE
i daors below H-lsmg street-Laachepr and refresh
ments ais fine ireck; old wines aud liquors lager
bier drsueh k beef and tongue sandwotes pickl-i
gal
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SHIPPING
: ---~~~-~0-.-O-.-, -
EsPATCH LINE FnR eAN KRAN.

C,UTToN A CO.'S DISPATCH lime FOR SAN IRAN
- csco-Clpper Of Saturday, 2h ratios
end no deteufsonrhe magnificent extreme clipper chip
GADNTLEr, Borsnd, master recavne ner cargo ~ pler
iOaos aud wR promptly seal above Tks splendid
ship probably the ssrpes ehpper ever built ia the United
e.'ss tss sailing and good delivery % IL
surpae any vessel shoat Hsvng nsver loaded In this
nor, for San Frsnasco shippers particularly nvued 70
esaine her Judge themselves % her anty 10 disorage
her cargo in advance Of Conveyance oierng II >
exnaced she will make the shCr ns' passage record
sITTUa - 81 'oHh street. corner Wall
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REJECTION OF RAILROAD ExpENsEs.-The Baki-
more and Ohio Railroad has comrncnced the work of 70
uenchrent of expenses beginning with tao President
salary II has discharged number OF employees IN tie
branches OF the service ami reduced the pay OF
Others Besides these SPECIAL acts general order - sd
to have adopted deductDg ten per cent from the pay
Of all officers and cf who receive regular annual &c
ries ahore 5000 take elect from date
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surW PUBLICATIONS.

THE GREAT PREMIUM MONTHLY
i EMFRspkS NAGAzINE AND PUTNAMS NORTH
Y March viii he ready much earlier than usual and
will contain remarkable articles among Svers
mention Lost Ctrt patton OF the West tuba N span
sh with MsNico." The O,reas life OF Washington
open the church lioors, Jack Dornngs Thirty Years
lut the Senate. The American Drama The Fine Arts
AZ New York" &c &C. All original. This Is the riobast
mber yet published. Dealers and agents requesedso
SS'" '' '"''' oAKsMITH CO. 81 Broadway.
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nuT TO-DAY,
NJ MRS. WATTS sIIrRMAN's TRANSLATION OF
Guerrazzis famous historical novel OF
BEATRICE CkNCI,

~ MRS WATTS sIrRMAN's TRANSLATION or
Guerrazzi's famous historical novel OF
BEATRlCk CENCI,
Tho only complete oditian.
In four books. Price 81 c.n,s each
This edition contains nearly sD pages l2mo y got up In
sgper1r STYLE aud Is In way abridged OF mui+ted Va suit
ha epl.nce OF the ,.blsbsr- true translation 90
the authors work and received hts sarction, as Will be
sesn by the following letter. - -. ,.,-
M DEAR sfGSonA UNCONSTITUTIONAL letter lived
from ry friend Dr. Ucce have underscod that you have
your lsrguar and intend 10 publish my
h-ssry Of Beatrice CencL Having been informed Of tn-
wosd he wanting ary II did not bs-en TO despatch
you thazks not much for the honor
son for the thought which inspire.
the word the innocens OF this beautiful
and onhsppy victim pate-nsl nhumany aai Of the fur
cupiiuy the priesis ~ strong coun
shall know the Of literature and how,
the claws OF the prsir and Ausirans, sr hearts beat
with eternal palpsons sad that neither dess prisons nor
exile avail prevent Atom saying In the tce OF our
opprescs Youare tyrsnts This Infamous and constant
usi necessarily cofsc IL shouc endure eter
nally should despair Of hesrocness OF ed This shall
in the meantime blessed be those who, with
friendly words encourage the oppressed " pereist Ia The
with that a country, wei my best wistss for
happiness Most aneciionaiely y. ID. GUERRAZZI.
ihe prS this work has kindly apart
Tor The agihor, 3uerrsSzi.
4 SECOND EDITION r. In
The --ccSd book will be ready III Saturday neri.
Published sad sold by MASON BRDrHERS
los and lls Buane street New York.
The fourthson Of Partons lc and Times of Asser Burr
Ia ready.
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TlUr MILITARY.

NrCrICF-To THOSE WHOM 1T NAV INTEREST
~ Wanted seversi ksry gentlemen f0 officers for bri
radc On eciy 10 proceed hexco TO AID the
touslo government against General sa1a Anna and mis-
foosy1 NeEon0Bs have alrt edy been opened with the
Neaican n rcgs- 70 the same therefore, those
W,inp ~ participate his matter receive the requisite
inofsi IN BY adressue ~ u X, - Grand street.
Besercnces Wi rec uired As to mUi.y aud other
uualse caio1s.
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THE NAIL SEASON.

MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS, io5 GRAND STREET.
Ava u Brotdway.-1erd grand invitation s0ireA - be-
given he above Thursday eveang, Februars
1858 The noor will be under the able m,nae.mcn ol Mr.
Charles Wrigh Respectable parties obtain tickets
offce above. ~ BThe above hail. witch Is one of the
finest IN the city be rented (ascaahe terms ny
pheauos TO HENRY ", LYON
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-, LITERATUxE.

A DEPRESSED fMPRoMPrU ny A GENTLEMAN. 10
"a HIS FRIEND
Dear Tom, this bright gem, the perfection of ar.
(Which mean gift 10 the girl<f my hearty
Just sparkled Ranneys so brilliant ana hne,
Where bought my beloved one arich valentine.
Twas cheap, RICH and twiI 9carce be believed,
With n iree present sraightwzy received.
No~ what In the world such a thing naD surpsss
A, gift, got fos neihing 10 send 10 y lassf
Nothing in all tho wide earth be better;
She's lady of sste and I'm certskn 40 get her
Friend Tom, 'tisn Brosdw ay, at tao ninety three;
Just there at once and these spiaSdors you'll see;
Get prize and present, you never will rue 1t
Tom. sensible fA-O~, concluded 20 dol
% Truth stranger than fiction" People of taste sa6
faEhon who frequen. America G Book store ~
broadway delighted with the elegant display OF yser
tines and books waxh every purchaser spendfd
present Caisloguesssni free. .... -
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communication was received from Judge Sweeny, of
the Second Dstrict Police Couro the ELECT that the lease
q his court would expire the lst OF May and
chat as the entirely "ncompetent for the re-
sred purposes he asked he Board Of Supervisors to
make provisions for his accommodation.
The Committee Police reported in SAVIOR OF the e.
adjustment OF squad Of mounted polle for the upper
wards Of the city
Nessrs PURDY objected to the mounted police
Mr. said that he opposed W the report unless
ey had request for the police rona the Police COM
miseOners and he moved that the report be referred
back. Which was carried.
The Committee Annual Taxes reported in favor or
Me remission OF taxes different parties, TO the amount
Of some $4,000.
Mr. PuRpY objected TO doing these things hastily These
taxes would fall upon the city, and he Thought that
applied TO have his taxes RENTED except those who
elected their business.
Mr. Blunt, one Of tho committee. explained that the
committee had been very careful ard that they relieved
only those who taxed twice. no lived out Of the
county, and such They took that whenever
any relief could be had by law, they.cd not remit.
After some dcusssl the report was accepted ana the
resolution adopted.
report from the Committee Civil Courts, in fsyor
procuring for the Surrogate and Register
Mr.. BIUNrwas opposed TO 1t.
Mr. BELL urged that the report should be accepted, and
the committee be empowered TO conclude arrangements
with the proprietor Of the Times bcding for two rocms
not exceed in rent SO 600 Ar:Wesey asked 81 900
for them
The CHAIR decided that the report was out of order as
the matter not referred 70 the Committee on Civil
Courts, but to the Committee on County Offices
Mr. BLUNT said that he better and cheaper place,
and weud like the matter postponed for a week
The question was then referred TO the Comnittce on
County Offices.
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday next, at 3f.M
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L'ARLY SPRING DRY GOODS
u GREAT AsS1GNxETs sALE
Al No. ais broadway,
- - Corner OF Llsrensrd street
THE ENTIRE SPRING AND suMMER STOCK
OF q, Is. WILLIAMS A COMPANY,
Formerly at T6T Broadway
And removed 70 the first named address
For greater convenienee OF
Rich printed jsconess,
Lawns and organizes,
Printed bareges and robes.
Deiaines. nuslips and calcoea.
New spring silks,
Table and other linens,
Em5roideries, lace goods ana hosiery
Consisting chiefly 81 imports ions - -.
INTENDED FOR rHE ENSUING SPRING,
And which on account of the late disastrous umes,
Must now be forced -
TO ABSOLUTE AND PEREAPr0RY SALE,
By order of the sssigneea
Terms, aash only
Sale
Store opened at 10 and closed st O'Clock
OPERA CLOAKs.
" varied assortment
GEO BULP1Ss.
81 Bpcsdv
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INOR SALE CHEAP, 900 POUNDS OF PURE GaOUN
IN pumce stone. Also two pair Of burr stone mls, q
eighteen aud the other thirty inches in diameter u sood
der, at ~ Beekman street
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EoR SALE CHEAP SOD WATER ApPAhAIc,
in first order. Apply TO ID. L. oRMsBY, Z53 West Il
teenth street.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

DRY GOODS, &C.
(,LosTNG SALES BY AssTGSEEs
" Al Columbian Hall,
sSi Grand street
The following goods selling 51 cent? 90 The 90
Cloaks msnullas,
shswis, emhroderies
Lace goods, hosiery,
winter dress goods
And oil cher dry goods at frum
t0'o ~ per cent from the original cat price,
The assignses having made arrangements To Occrpl
above during the month " February have ieteru
20 force ne sale Of the whole at retail within nat 2ms,
II Will positively close.
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CCHOOI. FOR SALE.-A YOrNG LADIES' SCFO,
- will be sold reasonable terms and house rented
mediate application with real and address, Is nude
A. Is. C., Brooklyn Post Office.
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHAN1E-A FALUABiE PArEN
tor an article required by every family III the Unit
ktaes-easly Manufactured and now Introduced An 3Yp
tunity for fortune seldom offere Va particulars -
plying in person to ID. &. CONSTABLE, G9 Alton SIRE.
floor.
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ANNUAL REPORT or rHE NEW

II Life Insurance Company.
Amount of assets, January 1, 1851
Amount Of interest received and &C
crued during the year ending Jan. l..
Amount Of endowment account receive
ed same time.
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ICE ICE.-MY INTEREST IN 'ROTON LAKE 20
sale. The Ice 10 inches thick and a. 70 cut ~
cell the right cut ihs or the ehe rgt or ke
interest with parties wishing 10 cut The AXE y mics iro
New York. and lies directly the Harlem iilr ad p
particulars address W. A. COWL Patterson, v. V imn
diatey.
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DEoRIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD CON
psnyEA dividend OF four ~ per oes on the capital
February proI their city TIE transfer books
will be closed inst remain lob
prog q. w. DURANG, Treasurer
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OFFICE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
" Third avenue Sixty fifth sziy
DivdendThe Board OF Directors have ths day declared
quarterly dividend Of per payable 10 the
holders the 10th instant The transfer books vial
&c closed from the sd to the lcth inclusive.
SAMUEL D. IsAACe, Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L,ouNp-JAN. "a, A LARGE WHITE DOC. WITH VEL
in low spots The.swner reques ed call and pay
penses called for within three days he will be sold 90
pay expenses Apply at ~ East Twentieth street first door
OsT-ON FEB l. 4 LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND SLUT;
very lat. hss ccrr white feet. and shue TAI which
ctrls has WINE around her neck ~ unler VIII be
suitsby rewarded " n turned - 70 hsmmhd street
r osT-oN MONDAY ISL inst \ SINGLE STONE Ola.
IL -nond pin whpeveI will return he same % IS Nassau
s,res, will ee suilsbi! reS-rded.
I osr OR srOLfN-tr rHE EIGHTH AVENUE CARS.
IL asna pccSetto0k, cn'ainn- papers ch~cEe NC. the
pay Of which being srFpc tie ner va receiye
liberal seward by bandine Isaac settler seen, 81 Pine
street, upsisirs
I osr--A BUNDLE CUErAISISg A QUANTITY Of
IL bceas and mortgages properly IN western View fork
1be finder VIII receive reward OF 30 on leaving me same
~ VI Fuitnn Rieet
7 osT-ow 81 D,y A CANARY BIRD. A LIBERAL.
- reward viii be given Tor ~ returning 70 w beeeker
street.
T osT-A SMALL. CLUSTER DIAyoND SCARF PIN IN
II fhe morning of yesterday, by the south
-rry Brookyn The finder sl DO rewarded UPON ssvtng
a NJ Is Old slip, np stairs
n OsT-BY a POOR GIRL SIN or MONEY, IN
~ going from the snrner OF fwenit second rre w me
Cepre the block thrd avenue IA! Igeny teirt 'rc
Nhaexer will % the owner a u lhrd avenue, WI
receive suitable and The barSs - NC cWnry "A
IL all So had 10 cosfori sgd relieve the vas - dying sis
Inquire for Nfs. fea.Ju
r osr-.ruEspAY .r1EgkCNbS RGs~EtF rHt COR
Der q. Hroaawsy and rWentv sc,eAd sysst aud w
Heecker siyeet dropped IT, hu@Wt. ~ Wells w ave
stage gold watch and tb IA; at' go 80 W. .hNn wa
heavy gold mig bearing he Hs.., 'se, suu'gle
press e. mpany's Once. ~ Bfosd~ay, - w. ObAhh.
osT-os TUEsDAY, A LADY's DAGURRREofyPE
IL portrait. enclosed IN ruunn cas" we hhler WIZ We
hberiy rev ardcd by returning tn slme " Osfo leit
jngs el0hing store, thamr ers street
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NTOTICE-THE ADVERTISER HAVING \ FIRM
IN established, un. embarrassed and very prJhta
business with customers of thirty years standing desires
sell and retire. The purchaser have CnquestOna
security cash The amount Of Sl2 80 The business
be increased TO desired amount with profit and safety
respectable In the fullest Of The word and be moi
po,ed Is at present 10 great extent II dssrab
The present proprietor will remain for six or ts.ve mont
fully initiate the buy IN the business None but tb
,wering with full name and address (which VII, be &C
sdered conhdentaD Will be noticed. Address j. H. o. Tn
square Post Office
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THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A LARGE CoUNTH
store for sale, cheap Said store Is elgby situated;
done good business for q years Any one wishing TO
gage in the above business wiz find il to their advantage
call on RAYNOR POSTS, Bellport, L. l. ALSO, good Il
story dwelling house In complete order by Vim Raynor
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w. TOWNSEND JONES Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
John d. Jones, Caleb Barstow, Charles Deuns
Thomas Tesion, A. r. Pilot, Dennis Perkins,
Henry Colt, Leonardo Suarez, Joseph (iallard, JY.
VIM &. Pckersgill, Leroy N. Wiley, VIM H. H. Moore,
Lewis Curtis Daniel e. Miller. William Wood,
Vim. :. Wetmore \. T. Nicoil, J. Henry Burgy,
Charles RUSSELL JoshuaJ Henry, Cornelius Grinneu
Lowell Holbrook, Geo q. Hobson, Henry o. Brewer,
Robert C. Goodhue, David Lane, Watts sherman,
j. A. Hsrgous, James Bryce, Edward Il. Bell,
Meyer CANS, VIM. sturgis, Jr, v. t. Morgan,
Edward II. Gillian, Henry X. Bogert- b. j. Rowland
Ramsay Crooks, A. A.. Low, Bent Babcook,
Royal Phelps, William r. Dodge Fletcaer Westray.
JOHN ID. JONES, President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
NE Board of surervsorsImet yestcrdaythe President,
Extah +. Purdy, in the Chair.
Several petitions presented and referred TO the
appropriate committees.
Supervisor TWEED offered resolution that the Com
mite on Civil Courts be directed to inquire into the pro
pre.y erecting county Jail and IS to the proper
size Tor its location. Adopted.
The Annual Report of thu City Chamberlain shelving
the state moneys securities under the control OF the
Supreme County Courts in the hands OF the Chsraber
lain was received and ordered to be printed in document
form.
The following s a reorganization cf-he report
New York life Insurance 4 Trust Co ... So 1893 40
II,ited states Trust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9,372 IS
Vsrious Securtes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000 90
ehoe n Leather Bank .......-........... 42,O9S 03
40
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NOR SAIE-A STEAM ENGINE, OF SIX HORSE
power nearly with poief; also quartz washing
machine new and approved plan. The whole VIII %
sold cash either separately together Csn h- Zen
in operation Inquire OF uAMEL MILLS, NO. ~ Bread
room 81.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

cAO ACRES IMPROvED--IN CHAMPAIGN COUNTY,
O4U Ill; $1,000 in Iowa and Minnesota all on time
machinery stock Other personal properly for
real estate BY SAM'L L. FfSkE Pacific Bank Building,
corner of broadway and Grand street.