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tai. halfyear 8 $40 ,527 s4Oo5 O26 s. 4lz 100

Total, fyear $40 527 S4OO5 O26 So 47 100
The March earnings which have just been reported com
pare with heavy month last season. when the line had
not only the advantage of large amount of freight which
had been kept back by the hard winter hut of serious
break in the Erie line The whole falling of the first
half of the Railway year compared with 1857 is $685.
499 and compared with 1856 SlO5633 1t is stated
officially that the net income of the half year Just closed
is made by the reduced scale of expenses nearly quite
equal to that of last year Notwithstanding the falling of
in receipts Such shown to be the case up to
February.
The New York Independent reports the Dry Goods trade
follows:
BUS ness is evidently improving There were not so
many goods crowded mt the auction last week as in
the preceding week, but prices better. The new
styles and goods of French importation exclusively
offered at public auction The supply has been restricted
while the activity of demand altogether on the new
goods of which prices are firm and remuneratve Last
years goods of all kinds are in stock and sell badly
There Is great run on aconet robes Fine black silks
wanted, but inferior qualities depressed
AT private sale there is moderate business doing in
staple silks but sales the this sea-
larger business is looked for in May Second or
ders for spring goods are coming from the West and South
WHICH looks we'll Orders going out more freely for
foreign goods to arrive in the fall There are symptoms of
an increased importation then Many buyers went to Eu
rope by the Persathe first very large flight for very
long time past In wooens there is fair demand New
fancy cassimeres of spring tyescoatings vestings
pacas Italian cloths, and German clohs-are coming in
lower rates The stock of old impoaions of low priced
winter wooens is very great, and will prevent a very
heavy importation of such for the fall trade
"ln domestic goods also has been done of late
The new styles spring ond summer goods market
Wool is in low price and nsures supply of wooden goods
at reduced prices The mild winter has been unayorabe
to all heavy woOlens and has left great deal
hand on which heavy sacrifice will have made
peciay as the cost of production is falling Cotton goods
firm The material is steady and not likely to be
lower, while the manufacturers short OF stock AKA
have yet to make large purchases TO keep their mills
work Prints of new style. coming into market and
are of ready sale. There is quite movement in Amer
can lawns, and sales are large
The total value of foreign exports the port
more for the week ending 22d inst 1892 4l2 Incu
ded in this amount O75 bbs flour, l57j bbs and
400 bags corn meal 900 bushels wheat bushels
corn. and | 976 hhds tnbnccn
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THE LITTLES MURDER CASE.

ROCHESTER,, April 22.-The Iittles murder case on
the part of the people closed this morning. The
opening speech of the defence occupied over two
hours. The counsel admitted that the prisoner,
Stout, killed Littles and threw him off the bank
into the river to conceal his guilt said that the
prisoner confessed the crime, but claimed that it
not premeditated murder, and that he asked
the jury to find him guilty Of manslaughter. The
case will go to the jury tomorrow.
fire at Lima last night destroyed the American
Loss not yet estimated.
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STEAMERS BURNT-LOSS OF LIFE.

and supposed to have persisted by burning ofthe
steamer Ocean Spray: Thos. Tut, of Arkansas
Mr.. Hicks, of ILL., j. B. Ritter of ST. Louis and the
engineer, chambermaid and two ladies, residence
the time with the steamer Hannibal City. The fire
caught in consequence of throwing turpentine on
the wood Immediately in front of the furnaces. Last
night the steamer Star of the West caught fire and
consumed.
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ITALIAN OPERA.

FRONT STREET THEATRE,
Mr. Stuart begs to announce, with great regret for
The unavoidable pQstponement Thursday Evening,
that
To-NIGHr, SATURDAY April oath,
The Great MareZek Troupe will POSITIVELY appear for
the first time in Brltimore in yerdis
Great Masterpiece of
La TRAyIATA
full
ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
Has arrived, with the world renowned Conductor
Himself,
MAX MARETZEK
The cast will include
SIGNoRA GAZZANIGGA,
In the role of VOletta in which is acknowledged to
surpass every artistic either the American European
Stage.
SIGNoRA CARROLL,
SIGNOR BRIGNoLI,
The celebrated Tenor.
SIGNOR AMoDIo,
The great Baritone,
SIGNORs GAsPARoNI, MULLER,
QUINTo, JIMENENEs ETC.
Seats, of which several still disengaged, may be
had at Willigs Music Store during the day. ap241t
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-
ER0M WASHINEnDN

WAsHrNGroN, April 23.-The receipts into the
Treasury of the United States, during last week,
amount to nearly $500, 600. The amount in deposit
is over $1,000 OOO of which 5000 900 is subject to
draft
A Joint resolution will shortly be introduced in
Congress extending the time for examining into the
of various naval officers affected by the action
of the retiring board, with view to future action
thereon, by the executive force, have yet been ex
amined for want of time.
Commodore Smith. chief of the Bureau of Navy
Yard and Docks has left the city on tour of in
spection intending to visit the Norfolk, New Y ork,
and Philadelphia Navy Yards.
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ERDM NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, April 23.-By the arrival of Mex
of Mexico to the 18th inst, had been received
Juarez with his ministry at Oema.
Gen. Parrod was at Lagos, and intending issu-
ing q manifesto in reference to his course.
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Total-Wheat Flour. 49,. 1881 $50
Together with 40 bbs Rye Flour, and 20S6 bbls Corn
Neal
FRUIT &c-The demand this week has been ouite ac-
tive We quote Layer Raisins at 1897 y; NJ r do
262HG2 75 Almonds-Prncess P. S. % cents; Lisbon
do 81 cts, Bordeaux 81 cts Sicily l04 Hard Shell6
do 7GsH cts Pecans lOh cts; Prunes in glass IS@172
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DEATHS BY YELLOW FEVER.

III D:.nn Ptii nc sup "le! EaS 1t
She reports the death of Robert L. Rutter of Phila
delphla passenger, James Council of Newport
Rhode Island, and George Latord of New Jersey
seamen, by yellow fever.
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MONTREAL, April 22.-Marie Ann Crispin and
Jean Baptiste Disforges were last evening found
guilty of murder, and this forenoon were sentenced
to be hung on the 18th of June.
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ONO FLOURThe sales include 20 bbs super at "A 25
and GOO do at 4374 Extra Ohio has been quite active
with sales OF 700 bbs at "a 75 $50 bbs at "a 50 900
bbs. at $4.6lh and 600 bbls at s46sS The market
and 81 62 k(d 81 rs for extra i
HOWARD STREETrhere has been less inquiry for this
inns week The sales include bbls super
81 20 and lS9o bhs do at S4S7H Extra has also been
quiet sales reported of 300 bbs at S475ds4S7H The
market closes at S437H for super and 81 s7 for extra
CITY MILLs-rhere has been better demand for this
description than any other The sales include $500 hhs
super at 81 1850 bbls do. at S42H, and 900 bb fresh
ground do at $450, time Extra has been quiet with
sales OF 500 bbs at S. % The market closes quiet at
these figures.
RYE FLoUR.-The market has been rather quiet safes
were reported of 100 bbls at 50 624.
FAMILY AND EXTRA FLoUR-Raltimore gronhn FAMILY
is selling 81 and Extra at 50 per dbl py the Gray
load
CORN ME.L-Baltimore ground is held now at $3.50 and
Brandywine is nominal S375 We note the export Of
some 400 bbs The inspections of Flour and Grain for
-. L.,.iI h.Nn hecn.
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RAILROAD INTERRUPTIONS

MEMPHIS, April %. The connections of the
Charleston and Memphis Railroads will be inter
rupted for ten days, owing to the recent heavy
rains.
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NJ RkE TS

THE OHIO RIVER.
CINCINNATI, April 22.-The river is falling, with
90 feet water in the channel.
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LARGE RJTRNTNG OF WOODJAND
CANAL. NAVIGATION

BosToN, April 22.-About 5000 acres of wood
land was burned over in Plymouth, Kingston and
Carver early this week, involving loss of S25,
OOO
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
HARRIsBUEG, Pa, April 22.-Our State Legisa
ture adjourned sine die to day.
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ALBANY, April %. = Mr.. Canal Commissioner
Sheriff. telegraphs from Fort Edward on the
Champlain Canal, that IS loaded boats had passed
there on the Dist
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..
New ORLEANS, April Cotton-Sales of $500
bales at advancing prices Rio Coffee is buoyant
at l0@ll cts. Freights to Liverpool 7l6 for Cotton
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ANOTHER DISASTER ON THE MISSISSIPPI
BURNING OF THE STEAMERS OCEAN SPRAY AND
KEoKuK-EIGHT TO TEN LIVES

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, April %.
About o'clock this evening the steamer Ocean
Spray was totally destroyed by fire about five miles
above this city. Eight or ten lives are supposed to
be lost. The burning boat foated against the
steamer Keokuk, lying in shore, and she, too, was
entirely destroyed. The Ocean Spray was valued
at S35 OOO and was insured $4,000 in Pittsburg of
fees. The Keokuk was valued at $50, 600, and in
sured SIS 900. 1t is impossible to obtain full par
ticulars tonight
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ANTI-SLAN ER1 RESOLUTIONS OF THE n 7.
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
New YORK, April 23.-The anti-slavery resolu-
tons of the New Y ork Methodist Conference passed
by vote of 81 against 35.
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T From the S. Loss Commercial Li,t

0r5- 1t does not dye, but gives life, health, and
beauty the decaying falling, and dead restoring if
by magic that which supposed to be irrevocaby
Heads nearly bald and others nearly white, daily be
ing changed to their pristine beauty and faces covered
with pimples rendered smooth infants, and
blushng a rose, all by the of Prof Woods Hair Re
storative.
CAUTIoN-Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woods's Hair RestOra
tive Depot, St Louis, Mo- and New York y are blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
ap22 81 and 80 Baltimore street
GIFTS! GIFTS!i GIFTS!!
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS,
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltim
street, corner of Frederick
mr-25 diff EVANS & HOYT
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N~'A~' -. f'ih%h-At'f tiH7FNN,
81 st. Paul Street.
SAMUEL J. S0PER & co.
PROPERTY ON FEDE

RAD HILL FOR SALE.
By the directions of the owners, Will offer public
auction, at the Baltimore Exchange, THURSDAY the
29th day of April, at l o'clock, P. NJ:
THOSE THREE VALUABLE LOTS, distinguished on
PoppetonS Plat by the numbers 200 207 and POS fronting
on johnson street ninety feet, and running westerly
eighty two feet to alley eighteen feet wide. They
SUBJECT TO GROUND RENT OF ONE CENT, If
DEMANDED. The Lots may be divided to accommodate
the preferences of the bidders who may attend the sale
hut they will be sold without reserve, upon the following
terms, namely Oncthrd cash; and the balance at four
and six months with interest with security he approved
by me, JOHN STEWART,
80 St Paul street
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SPECIAL N0TICR.-MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN-
The Management having completed engagement for
SIX evenings with the great American actress Char
loe Cushman beg leave respectfully to public
the absolute necessity that compes ing advances
on the old prices, viz Dress Circle and Parquete rs cts
Secured Seats, 81 The commanding terms of the unap
proachabe Queen of the Stage same which she has
received in all the great Shaksperan Theatres of the
world are such to render the ordinary prices with
even great success remuneratve in Theatre of
The size Of the Holiday Street, impossiby. The
management desrous however to make the increase of
prices as moderate possible has decided retain the
present admission to the Upper Circles, viz rs cents
The ardent wish, realized present to the Balti
more public, even under the enormously expensive dsad
vantages attendant such engagement in small
Theatre actress worthy of the admiration of the
lovers of gentle viii Shakespeare who abound in
city, the Management feels assured will be fully apprec
ated by his friends and patrons
SHAKSPERLAN PERFORNANCES.
Monday April Goth.
Miss Charlotte Cushman ROMEO.
Tuesday, April 9th.
Miss Charlotte Cushman as QUEEN KATHERINE.
Wednesday, April 2Sth.
Miss Charlotte Cushman as LADY MACBETH.
The Box sheet for the three evenings named is now
opened and seats be engaged by immediate appca
ton at the Theatre. ap201w
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, $40 and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of STITCH finish and design
is not er'eled by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS s23, and SOS
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic STITCH that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Saesroom No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
aplsd L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN.
Middling...... 12AGl3 10 Gl34 I2XGl3
Good Mddling 134 dl3k | !3%aI34 I34GI3k
MiddIing Fair 13kMl2A l3AM14 13HlnI2N

COFFEE-The market has shown hut little animation
throughout the week Prices however have been steady
with much hrmness the part of holders The
clude 600 bags fair to good Rio 10 d1O bags
low grades at 10G104 cts 100 bags good IOA cts
100 bags prime at IL cts and 200 bags private
Sales to-day of 900 bags good Rio at 10A and $50 bags
fair do at 10k cts and so bags Laguayra II cts The
market closes very firm at lOd0H cts for medium
Rio, lOA cts. for good, and 11dl1 for prime La
guayra quote at 12dl2H cts, The bark Rainbow ar
rived yesterday from Rio with $50 bags The stock Of
Rio now is about 1900 bags and of Laguayra 900
bags.
COAL-There are some orders being executed for Coal
but the market may be considered by no means active
We quote all descriptions of Cumberland Coal at So for
hne 50 for run of mine; and 4 p for lump delivered
on board at Locnst Point For city consumption qnoe
red and white Ash and Baltimore Company Anthracite
at Sod sG25, and Cumberland Lump for family Sc
per ton
cANDLESs-There is no change in Candies We quote
Adamantine at 1901 cts Chemical Sperm at as3Qdts
Sperm 3s(a 40cts. Mould 13G IA for Western and
l5dl6 cts for City
FLoCR.-There has been more activity in the market
this week at figures the at the close of last Yes
terday and to-day however better feeling is noticeable
on the part of sellers and the market closes rather rmer
The aggregate sales amount to about Is 900 bbs The
ports have been follows:
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,

|. M. SINGER g. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
los BALTIMORE STREET
IL To Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at halfprce.
W. E. FREDERICK,
fe24-f Agent.
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a-U THE COM MITTEE OF THE
A3 WORKINGMEN of this City, requested to meet
on THIS Saturday AFTERNOON, at o'clock, the
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE, North Gay street.
BY order of the Chairman,
ap241tH +. J. KNEELAND
ap MARYLAND HISTORICAL. so
S CIETY-NOTICE.-Member requested to call
JOS. II. MEREDITH (Canfeld Bro. Co. and re-
ceive their Tickets for the SOREE to be given Thurs
day evening, April 29th in honor of the american
citation for the Advancement of Science"
ap23-3t. 5. I. STREETER, Sec'y
{p NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
vs. OFTHE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY are hereby
notified that meeting for the ELECTION OF PRESI-
DENT AND SIN DIRECTORS to manage the affairs of
the Company for the ensuing twelve months will be held
at the COmpany's Office in Lombard street, MONDAY,
May Sd, 1855 between the hours of 10 and Il o'clock
A. NJ. BY order.
an2I endtmv3 LII HEMPHREYS Sec,y
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
I'm our own family of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines, and cannot imagine anything perfect
Ed. ". Y. Evangelist.
126 BALTIMORE STREET American Building,
fe22-tf W MpppuI A.ant
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which reached this port yesterday morning, from
Palermo, brought a cargo of fruit to Messrs.
Schwartz 4 Dix, a portion of which consisted of
5000 boxes of oranges. We learn they will be of
fered at auction on Monday next.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE

Seats, of which several are still dsengaged may b
had at Wilig's Music Store during the day. ap241t
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The SESSIONS OF THE QUARANTINE CONVENTION
We learn that Masonic Hall has been rendered for the
use of the members of the Quarantine and Sanitary
Convention, which body meets in this city on Thurs
day of next week. The arrangements of the room
arcunder charge of the Board of Health, and are
such as must prove perfectly satisfactory.
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Mr.. MorrelPs Agricultural College bill was read
Lands.
The private calendar was then taken up
Nothing of public interest was transacted Ad-
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rIU NrQrIsuosa.
COMMUNICATION.

As usual, over an hour spent reading toe rsqs
tons from the several institutions and passing upon u
same.
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THE GREENWICH STREET TRAGEDY.
The Boy MursIerer-verdict OF Guilty, with
Recommendation to Mercy.
roVpr ov own sNp rypurspu

Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.
FKp 2-7Ae People Maurice 0ConneiI, charged ,vlA
e Murder of 7sresa Spsienrho jury In this case who
eured for consultation at oclosk Monday evening
entered Court at r. NJ tuesday,, having been twenty.
one hours IN denberauon. The room Was very much
hinned Of Its anxious spectators there being but fe
dozen pereons waiting for the result.
The Clerk called their names and asked they had
agreed upon a verdict
The foreman ropicd-we have.
The Clerk, (in his usual trcmuous voice where life or
death the result said Jurors, NJ, the prOner
prisoner lcok upon i jurors" Scptcrsr what is yolr
verdict how say you; Maurice oCouacn guilty OF the
felony charged against hirn2
Fo-emsp-we Sad bin guilty, vita strong reoommeu-
dauon n mercy.
Mr. Clinton nskcd the Clerk 10 poll thejury which being
done, they al sDs~ers' in the Affirmative.
The rendition ci the verdict did not seem 10 disconcer.
the prisoner He mani sted the same cal and impcr.
urbsble iemeanor which he exhibited Throughout, the
trial.
The Judge said gentlemen, the Court will unite with
in your recommendation 10 mercy TO the Executive;
is mater Tor tho Consideration Of tho Governor In
which Tie Court canno. interfere ercopt b. joining Ia the
recomne nds.on
Mr s,dewck Informed the Court that there was no other
business for ne jury and asked that day he named for
ihr sentence n O'Connel
7h' Court cd Monday next the sth os February for
the sentence.
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An ACCoMrLicE or TowNsESD.-Ce0rge McIane,
alias George Ncp1usd vas the rams 10 ih1 man hung
last Thursday b. the mrJ iig n'er, IN i,sna Hs
confessed 10 over thirty highway rOhbcres and ne De-
se Pess says he was the sccompce ,f the torous
Townsend the Canadian murderer and highway robbsr
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ExPEDIrrNG BUsNEss-The Legislature Of Mas
sscbuses has been session four xee has passed
two bills Of which Is 20 increase the paw of the rne
bers The Legislature OF the state Of New has been
session since the 9TH Of January and has pas sed
singlc bill.
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Ifonrti nf Ten (.nyernnrx

THE ISLAND HOSPITAL ORGANIZED AT LAST.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF Ten Governors .as
held yestcrday-the President In the chair and uuoraa
present
NEQuIauoss
As usual over an hour spent reading toe rsqlk
tons from the several institutions and passing upon hs
same.
ooxSrNoiuox
communication was received from the s:oreksepor OF
Bsckwcls Island, complaining that The various nsi,u-
tons set der prices upon the goods turned INTO ins
store which created confusion the books Of he depart
ment II was finally decided tha, tas f - prices should
be drawn up by the Governors which should be he rule
for the institution 70 goby.
ms BLAND
Mr.. PrscEsEY, from the Committee On Peni.sut.ary.
made report submitting rules for the government OF
Island Hospital, new department created by the Gov
ernor Heretofore the syphilis Hospital and Smallpox
Hospital under the cootro Warden of he Pen
tenhry an arrangement that created much trouble and
cs,t stigma upon the inmates OF tn. hospitals BY the
action o Governor these institutions ARC nov avass
and the resident physician OF tho hospital Dr. Sanger
made the Warden OF the institution. The rules sub
mued last right provided for the government Of ths
Island Hospital and there debate a. 70 ,he va
rious possessions. They were. bo~ever, carried mo
csr,a TO be Scssrs mcTiro oVor and 5wnseus snnd
Mr. pscssrr moved tbs, ,Ae subject Of trying homeo
instant He wRhed members be ready 70 vote ., ia.
time. Carried The Board then adjourned.
ossrs psPaRrsyym.
Remaining January 3. .sl5)
Io'al..........
s....s..s....ss.s.s. ~
Dsehartea ............s........ 10ed
scnt 70 renWntary .......................... %
sent to otate preon... ................... IL
- ,7st
Remaining January 20, 1858 s245
increase for week ~, at the following ns,i,gtons-
bellevue Hosti'aI.... yei Rand's. rsl Hospital sis
i.ubatc Asy lum. ..... GO City Prison .. $50
Aims house .......l,ell "a District PRISON. ....
Pentcnt lry ......... T4i 81 District prisJu .. IL
lei Hosp from penn'y 2 Colered Hors ... 90s
trom workhonse. $50 Coiored orphan Asy'rn $50
From A'nsbcuse.. 60 Children ~ rurso.... 2ls
W0rkieuse. S36 Ciy Ceme'ry y........ y
small pox Hospital. rs
Rsndsils Island 129 Total. s,2As
Number renainlns January u, ,lS57........, $50
Increase. ..1 500