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These are in rousd numbers calculated packages. and
from estimated from which figures 70 "a be obtained
rec figures and estimates Of amounts from suia dealers
not over the uue amount.
we es.te robes ct - So wool Is por pound goat
skim dressed 25 and the ff' skn aud
pets We have been compelled with tho assistance
Of our most experienced dealers in these article.
Another extract viii complete the picture we desire
TO present to our readers:
WAREHOUSE BUSINESS.
Under this head we propose to eve an eNbn OF %
We take scts charges Of which pre-
much the hundred pounds and find the freight rs
ceved for 1857 100000 pcnnd' This smon OF shpmen:
by receipts TO be sent into the interior by aSt
fu rgged and ouitted prairie oa;ries from
500 500 and taking the 9s4 wagons and giving each 900
pounds have So 0 900 pounds which leaves over iV"
ion margin smaller and bulky shipments We hsd
during the 565 steambos arrivals from below THIS Eumbef
II 800 uns gives lS 800 tun, 2i0ooO pounds
Dydng this by four gives US pounds within
pounds Of actual reeps by storage charged Thus BY taking
90 the sease of steamboat loads throughout the yssr
which all s.esmbosmen will bear out in saying 10 high
erace find that Kansas Cy receives one fourth OF al the
shipments up the Missouri River from II, mouth to he Roc
Mountains - :,
What more striking comment could DO presented
than the foregoing, upon the benefits which hsvs ac-
crued to State and especially to our interior cat
ics BY the impulse recently given to migration from
the older States and encouragements he'd out TO ths
snewy toll OF free and untrammeied industry to take
up it's abode in our midst. We may add too, Ia all
heartiness and congratulatiop, that hope and be-
lieye the exhibits of the past year, Will De but the
beginning Of tsr more ample showing for Kansas
City in the coming year. Thousands of unemployed.
who have been thrown out Of business by financial re
verses the East. and bending then steps to
the West TO lay the foundations 10 new fortunes and
enter again upon the duties OF active life, WAL no
doubt take up their abode in st. Louis ss the future
emporium Of the West but of those who go beyond,
we venture to predict thst few will overlook the nary
advantages presented BY the interior towns OF =
sour and especially by those of the City OF karsas
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IAdvcNissUrt
RETIRED PNYSinAN seventy i've years q

4 hHI RFD Nt~f1hN, ovoHty H'o I00sW
who- ss5s OF fe have nearly sn dsoovSed wh1s g
KsA 0As sltan for ConsumpNon Asthma bfoooooS
CsuAs Gods. md 0easru Debility Ths remedy VS. dssSv
cred ~ him bis oniy child daashes w1 pv sP " a.
.ta.s u Do .. much sood posshr he vu send 70 ~ce
icisd fellow request H. this pscps wi fs9 -
20. dsscon. fof nskinr Up sseossSsy using Hs
requires srhsnt u ncsos- hin %. e,s~
b. r-tupsd a. psssss recipe % tbs resindsr to - r
pied " tbs payment ,bs svertasmrat Addrs~ d. NJ
JAMES No. " Grand -. Jstsey Cty. n j.
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" IN. Baker Sup.

Tar LAIE BCRGLARY II FRosr sTRYET.-fester-
day morning Officers Roach, McDouga and Shsngle Of
tie detective force apprehended fouT men, giving
their names a. Mccoy, aias Timothy Sullivan, Eiwari
Brown, Alexander Watson and Tnomss Jones, on GUS
picor Of being concerned with James Hudson, aLss
johnny Miller in burganously entering, few nights
ago. the who'esa.e grocery store Of Daters Co., No.
6l Front street. The accused taken before jus
tee Welsh OF the Tonbs but had not been IN Cour.
more than an hour before tie magistrate was served
vita WIT o. iabeas corpus, returnsbe ioth"th De-
fore Judge Russell. Tue writ demanded tho pfoduc-
ton of Brown. Watson aud Miller and these three
men were taken TO the Judges office, but the judge
being absent they were reconveyed by the officers to
the Police Court, when the magistrate discharged
Jones and Ws,sou tie evidence against them being
insufficient. Officer Hays of the Second Precinct,
who detected the burglars on the night Of the rob-
berry. was presen. ard fully identified Mccoy ALA
Sullivan. Brown va. committed for examination
The fellow Jones was identified one Of the gang a.
rested some time ago at gambling he'll in Lspenard
street, and locked up n tie fih Ward Sat.onHouse
fIcm which place be broke out.
Charles Bercett was arrested on q warrant, % sus-
pcon OF beDg concerned in tire burglary and taken to
the Mayors Office, bu, Officer Hays falling to identify
hin, he was discharged from custody. The detectives
are st On the look out for the parties corceraed in the
burglary.
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NTyTR Br VNGRATETIL.-It is dets

spin nystis Wod you Witae.. IN 81 iss hdsos
co riBGs' Would ySu 10 ifs ossutous tesrts Oo 70
PAEstn MUSLIN To EfcHI sn5 reve In The b-auy of that
ssnirsbe nora drsms frE HtAsT OF TRY WosLD now st
isng srh crowded and dsfh'ed sudepcea Do yop low.
.sr Ing romanc"' 90 Aad ses Dsf,s Al ssA psJed 4
Bafa-m This AneIuoon
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p'oprety Of ogAaisns Ga sssooa1on % person. dii-
p ~.~' 70 en- Crate IN a body TO Esssss Ts<
Be ismir J. Tinms go. of hsrisar,s, vio VS.
orc 6 tie founders Of that poeulo-s v.sSc sai
ibs pnse'ot o. tAe pre-ert movement. add s.sel lAs
meeting for upvard of q, hour. dc'sars tt. eou,.
OF bis remarks. n. proposed plas Of opesxoo.. al
the stysntsges Of combined emigrs:ioa in ef.c.in<
soy iuporsDt sId satisfactory re'ut in subtriay ,ss
~ider-es. The speaker i, sIud;Dg to psr.sas go,rx
sirsy into ,hs wilderness especially pointed oct tie
e,es, loss tha. We Individually sad collectively susan
BY attempting to cultivate largo fsrrrs He eOsaaea
bis remarks BY resarg sees of regulations for Tbs
guidance Of the proposed Emigration Company. vsios
wee. rnssimousIy adopted; and between foty al
fifty entered their names All subscribed upward u
$lo0 in turth Hsnce Of the object.
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TwTsrr-frRsT WARD.-Deiesstes to the Young
Meo's Central Committee RepubhcsuI: Thomas b
Van Burep George +. Cosctuos. C. c. Pinckney, T.
}. Coutant - Watson.
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From the same source we take condensed state
ment of the exports for the lset twelve monhs which,
we incline to think, rather falls below than exceeds
the true amount
We take expo however from eaiol of country lyn,
from GOO 10 500 nes southwes. and We may cAs
follows the exports of New Mexcon aud moupsn products for
he
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iAdserti s-nrn..l
Mr.. II. A. PkRRY and

Mis-. DENv appears PUpoY's EsTIos.L THEAI,s IN No.
ssS. bsu fv-t play this title supported Oy the es6sses
to- establishment. The drama q The MAIcr 30
lin which NJ r. Blanchard and hs Trained Doss vii gpseD -
follow AID the farce OF Cur PSzTskss vi ooselas -
Carlo Fsni.y spp-sIins il advertisement APpJ eAn5~
p-sres
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IAaygszssusent I

Banners, BROKERS, JEWELERS. and oth1S
vho require ByssLAA VIII Ffss Psoos SAss, o. 49,
tsu .sses tbs LILIES CaALsD laos 9Ava - ~ 90
a. kgssGAS Psoos 8Ayx In tn marAsk b ssHiag -
ruSsssks Co. ASsaA NJ ~ USsewV.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

RAILROAD CosvFsTroE.-A Convention Of the
Managers of the Railroad lines leading 10 New-York
and Boston, together with the New-York Central and
New.York and Erie Railroads, met at the Clarendon
on Wednesday to organize and systematize general
Tine Table. Some reduction of freigh.s is said to be
in contemplation also. The Convention was organ
zed BY choosing Chss. Moran Chairman. and +. b.
Phillips and c. G. Hammond Secretaries The fol-
lowing roads were found represented.
EewYori snd Fne Railroad Chas. Moan Pres
Buffalo and Eiie-R n Brown Sept.
Cieye and and Ere-k. Nottin gnsm. 81 pt.
Cleyt and COiumbus ard Cincibnat-E. y. Fua 81 pt.
C.eyesDd and ro,edo-P. g. PhiLips. Supt
Sardusky Dayton and Cincnnati-J IL HUDSON Sept
T, edo Wabssh and Westen-G. H. Barns. Sup.
Mich Southern snd Northern rdaaa-H Van h!est Chiet
Ensueer.
Ohio and Mss.sp,l-P w. Srader Gen. AGENT.
Chicego Buriiu aon aud Quincy-C q. Hammond, Sept.
Indiana CertrA-J ~ Smith SUPP.
Michigan c. tntrsl-R. n. Rice. SuPt.
Boston and Worcester-H. r. Sargent Gen. Agent
Western Hassachusetts-H Gray SGpL
Hudson Rivera. r. Smith. 81 pit. NJ Con-n'
~ A. and S.,em-J. B. Anderson, Supt. . -.
c. kibbsrd. Sup.
Little ami and c. ard x.-J Durssd. Supt-
Great Wes..rn Csnsds-C j. Byd5es Managing Director
Jrliss Moyrs. Gen AgeLt.
Troy aud ,tG-Wm Baker, SupL
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fAtvers-Dsnfi
THE METALLIC TABLET SrROP-Inveoted ~

Gso s,yNDEksA d ls6This the genu-As Ntos hsa nsv1
,u cousrd for prodens tbe Leaet pgsubs edge W
ar De obtained Of the .ub.cb.f. srt uAnascssr<s
:. sAuAOss,. sDre NJ. Astsr Hogss.
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fAdverssne5.
Co,rxs,s Improved PORTABLE Gas WORKI.

FOR the uss Of
P.lvArr Hovsss Pr.Le b,nIIyIiSs. SsTs 49,. so'~"'
SnysIEs PLANTATION DTALisSs. he-
gt-., machines vii BE- erected 10 any par d As Vnkes
49, CsnsSs on Wes Tnd-s sDd walrsu,sd 70 sekttsto
PlspasTs sDd reference 70 pszes hvtns -
.,.,hIre. ia ass tur1isbsa % spp4cshoo .
-~'~- 8. CoArrs. No. ~ Broadway.
D E,oSvosIr C>., No. 80 Pssrst. n. Z.
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We refer the reader TO the oficis, advertisement O
the Eastern Dispessary. Some evl-dsposed per'os
procured the alteration Of the notice 6rst published.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

MovEsEsr TO CoLosrZE EAsrEes TyssTssEs.-
few evenings ago. numerous ss4 respectable mset'
isg Of Eew.Yoters wa heid st the Westcdsstsr
Hpass fo< tas parp>ss q taking i,.s cossasrssoa hs
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THE TURF.

UsioS COURSE l.. I-TRor rrIsG-Taursday, Apn
o. ISjS-Match 500; mile heats, best three In five,
IN hsrness.
5 Hoas ands b. g Suspe1.io1. .............. ; !
; DOty's b.. 9. jersey ............
Tma-2:4C--2:le -e:4i-2:+i..
USIoN CorRsT. 1. I.-TRorTIsG--Thursday April
90 lSjS.-Purse SO. mile heats, best three in five,
10 wagons.
ID Pifer- br 2 Ba.ts.........................l !
" Ptabcdy's III. Charlotte.
s. Hosslands b. z. Susperscn. Drawn
J. Dotys b. g Jersey... Drs"h
D. ra.lmsls b. :. Panic. Drswl
Time e:jI,-2$-s:+.
UvIo. CoCRsf, l.. I.-TRorTIsG-Monday Apn
~ i.jS-Matca, 500 mile heats. best three IN five,
to wagons.
" uhe.sns D. III. LsdJ CssAn..........' l !
,
Observation-Disclosures
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that nasse where the M-Asoan oasssss rs directssa
from serth TO south and Cows ea:waa. aAd from its
location is esttled a. much n not more ia an asy
other point in the State to reap toe iemense trade Of
New aud Old Mexico, as wei al the past,ra regiolz
that stretob away to the base Of the mountain Es-
tue has surrounded it with an agricultural county
fertile than the delta Of the Nile and a. ssubr.
a. the highlands OF the Hudson. Irrigated with
frequent water couises cloth ID with abundant forests
Of timber, enriched with the lghtest and richest
mounds, picturesque IN scenery aud temperate in oil
mate, the whole region demands only the vigorous
arm Of white yeomanry, and the sturdy tod 81 free
labor TO make il the gsrden-spot Of tho eaA Thoss
who spread ont the map cf the United States ssd
trace the tda lines OF migration from tbs cities OF the
Atlantic shore TO the rernOtest settlements Of the fa
West viii note its location too. directly IN the pata
Of empire, and the same forces which have 40 speed
lily built up In the past Pittsburg Cincinnati st. Louis
or Clev elaAd Chicago and Keokuk-will timstey
establish IN Kansas City great and thriving metIop-
oils. This is shown az well by inspection as BY cor'd-
erng the many natural advantages which it possesses
whsrfDg, formed by the dow of the Mssouu Against
rocky shore; easy acoess to the great ans tnAt
lead of TO the interior, and an unlimited supply of
fuel within reach may be indicated a. among iB chef
elements OF success. II 10 not our wish, however, W
indulge 80 m1Oh lsudation of the resources OF Kan
City TO present to oar readers some evidence oil
its actual advancement. To those who recall its dc.
serted places Of business the apathy Of all trade, and
stagnaton which marked its appearance only two
years since, when most foolish fsnatcsm nc'ted 70
an embargo upon the Missouri river and the dlscoun-
tepancng and driving OF Of peaceful immigration, y
will be cheerful prospect TO contemplate tho varied
enterprise and increasing emouments Of labor which
have followed in the footsteps OF wiser councils, ana
a more liberal, rational, humane pubic sentiment.
Let us advert then, tosome OF the incidents Of this
striking change.
From the annual review Of the commerce OF Kan
ass City published in The Journal OF that place, jan
/, 1853, we extract tho following
sYcAT1uLA1ios or THE 1asoT oF lsl7 80.
Me4chadise sold snd delivered S3ls5S< -
s.ion snd orw1orl business sos %
81 r., 80 and aid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aSrs %
Live stock l""S "
wv ~
To this we may add, as some indication o the cue
ployment given by this business programme, state
ment showing the number 0 industrial pursuits. eK-
elusive Of professional sccupatons in the city at the
same date.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

Dyr,iL or Hanson PoIIcy FoRcs fos QsAsAS-
riNr.-Tbe following men have beeo detailed fes dstg
at Quarantine:
Boa No e-Abr.han Nsi Dr<r~e. coKsvHin X. {. k>tns
JsrosC Swsne. wu'. Lewis. John J. Giaftas csrsnes
Boai Nc. 7-Edwsrd oBuen. ooowsin, JoAa P1Ass.
frrdsnc Ba. ANin Dixon and Cas,es Harvey csrsuea
The force at presept will consist Of tes mes, usSr
the in meds,s chsrgs of Sargcant Beon, and vil b
further increased by the Is. Of Nay TO fifteen mes.
The beats Will be located at the Qusrsatise wasf
TIE m.s viii be quateeed within the inciosure thus
preventing communication with the inhabi,ssts out
sice the ws,s.
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FOrND DROwNED.-The body of an unknown unSa.
.bot 81 wears Of sse ~a found Tb rdsy the Fast Rves
loot of Grand Decea.ed ~ss dressed In bn.s'
striped light cloth brown pants and overAls
No mari. o voence found the body by Coo,r Cos
nery he'd inquest upou snd .hs Jry rendered vs'
dici of " Death By drownins"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
CITY ITEMS.

The Sunday -Sohoo, singing family g;vsa coacer &
the John-sfIeet Church this evening
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-Yeslerday afteraooa

FATAL Rail ROAD CAsUALTr.-Yesterday afteraoos
e girl thee year, the OF ste NOT re-
siding In the OF Fory seven<9
street by train o belonging 70 the Hadsss
River Railroad Company and almost instantly killed. TIE chad
II !. said attempted the rail aci IA sdv q tho
and before tain could he stopped the fs work ecsm
phed Corobsr Hills wsi uodej. and Inque" WI Be hsd
u the bocy today
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fAiv.rstemeos

No. sa6 and sT Bs,.dvsy, oppoase hettop's.n
TossApss, HALLorryss DIsossnsfrs~ NJ
n svery style.
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.AlAla a

Bs.snoe on hand ets!s
M G. v De Forest, Tr's-uer ~ the CrySA Pase Fn<As
submitted bis &C. TO the COMMITTEE and his tcpsrs
being satisfactory. accepted -
The Hunter Wood. Society bavr distributed among tossr
benefcses 3t0 losves OF bresi0oo tickets hAvni sees
redeemed By J. Heoter Brother and 40 By hess- Tsrss
Third kn,b There about 200,
ticket. circulation yet to r redeemed Th' good service N
good -
Donation. fciac,oicd9ed The Hunt Woods Besevoek
Society gratefully acknowledge Ae Receipt OF doo'oss ies
toe follow ina gentemen:
Simeon Draper Gen. C. A. Seward. Neaiy 0tno~- r. esst
Dillon. ID, ncsn, Sherman Co.. B. 8. Swsn, r II. Scaea
eIhoru and . douson from Ms. Cshstine Spencer
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RsM EsIA1y-The following ssles were made ~
terday q. the Nsichsnts Exchange by A. j. Heecid.
Son & Co.:
Store ard Io' No. % VA st. sse axss sss......tT 10
Threc-.,ory Hcuse d LO, on n. S. sIhst. T. Fusss-
av LIZ SHil lat MGrri'Ansl H."
Morrissnis soiDius Lot iisi$i............... lese
Lot 6th. a, sell fun 18th ~ esKoe..... ~
Iot en- s 6,h.y II II from 1874 q. eSxlNn .. 81
Lot s. i1d. be~ Broadway a. 9th av. s5aas. ste
I ali a tse
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To this We NAV add, as indication OF the cue
ployment given by this business programme, state
ment showing the number on industrial pursuits. eI-
elusive Of professional sccupation' IN the city at the
6afa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

CtRCrMcIstos AsD DEATH FROM HEroeRaAGs.-
Coroner B yesterday held inquest the Sxth Prrcncs Po
lice Station the body Of Mer oob Levy infant only un.
reside AZ No. 6S Baxter The saS
child having died r. hemorhsse appesp thG sapday
last DR. Abrams N Beecke street called TO et-
cucse child the operation performed in ths uas
hours serwsd discovered ths tae CHILD
b,edcs prossy when remedies TO stop tbs Zee OF hocS
sppied b., with only paia srcoess DR. AbrGn 90
called back bu he could render permanent aid and death en-
sued After hearing ell the testimony in tho the yury cu
deed verdict OF death from Conson superinduced ~
ioss Of blood following circumcision; fuher lind that I'm
operation vas rightly pc eormed An inquest prsyoousv
held by His the body Of another chA vns dis<
henothsze ster being oircumel. .ed hy Dr. Atrams
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

SUICIDE BY HANGING.-C0rorer Connery he'd e
inquest Thursday at No IS West Twenty snta street.
The body Of Ms Elizabeth Pooon elderly lady who commit
ted suicide stable the tbe above named prmses -
ha yng herself with 10 Of the besms OF the ceiling
The evidence OF Mr. VIM Pooon husband Of deceaed and hs
her ds shs taSsn and showed that shs he'd
recently greatly depressed In mind through G thst hS
would bso her religious feelings This the only tney
could assign and II their opinion thai sbeuaton of mind
dcei by this fear led her TO commit the unfortunate and fss AZ
The Jury rendered verdict Of Suicide by hanging cemme<
during sbensiion u mind" Deceased native ka-
glAnd % Nears Of
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HrSrFe WoopIs BFSFyoLTNr SocrErr.-Severa
memker ard oaicers Of the Hunter Wcos Bepsvcect Sy.
sud nhar 81 the xecuye Commec Of the CryGs fAsce
fete net "Wednesday evening for the purpose c eshee
ing vouchers. when shown that the Sesiy
received from Mr. Gnther Treasurer of the Csss pess
Soiree +3le ST. snd from other since $l& 9AAinS
al 42sSa 6 The expsndit principally for bread ueks
smoort % es'ius basnce 10 the bsnt dero.i,eib "
Nj Nsts.e. Treasurer OF the Seoiety &613 - fhess
count. suded by Peter Cooper, Gotey ounsss @.
" DeForest r. r Nzns, NiAm T. Deforrs and s<heSs.
The following statement By the joint Committees of stvv
Srees usd' in rerepoe 10 the accounts exhibited
Eve members of the Committees a. the Calico Dress snA
Cya Pase Balls have examined the sccouu's aud voccesv
OF the Hunter Woodis Benevolent Society, and f,s
krowedse eUcnds h,d them ful sacussnt & TIE
ucsps aud EXPENDITURES vii shortly b. Published n PsmpaS
by the officers of the Hunter Woods Benevolent Society
Cops this panphet viii BE- cent to Go, different editors
uewspspe this city. and Lso any may visa copy
by spdug 10 the oc. Of ths Sciety NO SO Brood
~ay." (ssuedl. -
& GODFREY or HrIFA
G. V. Ds FOREST
F.P. WINANs.
MM T. ~ FOREST
The receipts Ct The Cysa Ps,aos fss are ~ a. - ed
fNpe0se ''''''''''' s's -
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THF MysrTRIoUs BARRFT.-A writer in Ihe Ch'-
rdqo Tiu, In speaking ofthe mysterious barrel recently ouni
in this city says the barrel bro g TO the Michigan Csntra
freight Ch the lth o maroa. BY one Joan
Mer" This a.. ghat present known in regard u IL
The writer sso That about year ago young
adv teacher in the Desborn Seminary let Chicago 10 wxt
with her all her clothing valued II e6oe
tut when train shout 20 sts.t be trunk ooud not b.
found al proceeded without Il, Some months later trunk
the Of Lake and State streets 10 Be called
for" by John Miller The trunk remased there seversi
days. called for Il. No person about the premises
any by the o John Miller; aud thinking tbs
ua:r the card removed and beneath d
found the Of the young sdy whose trunk o IL
the previously stated II believed by The TSmes thsk
this ssr may yei lead discovery regarding tbs myss
iiors barre tornd In New. York and its con'ents
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not TO deliver TO any person nerars the pau ohe MrUou.
ogn este now bne prepared uy the said surveyor unless
or cred by q resolution Of the Common Council
The following resolution was referred TO the Finance
Committee
resolution instrnetug the Mayor purchase from Nh A.
Bronsema, seven copies Of h7new map, etc
The following resolution, as amended by the Com.
mittee on Streets and Landings, December Z. 1858,
was motion, referred back to the said committee:
Arsoluonre requiring Surveyor make the pan OF dIys
into lots OF that Of The bounded by New evee
Front enyie and Gusomhouse stree the Gy Auctioneer
sell the same ut pnbc pupD the proceeds thereto TO be
specially appropriated tohe improvemeof Canal street etc
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next,
2lst inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Asst Aldermen.

Alhouorabe Conacil Commun ~
de II vile de Ia Nouvee- Orleans.
| ES SOUS$tGNtGS ProprIetnlres fnisamt
II face aux eux c0es de Ia Churle petti0uneut
spectuusemen Hoe honorable corps paSser
odonpe4t au 9nu6ea Dc veuire courat pou payer
St CHARLES dc la rue du anal la rue julie, blocs grant
caHe lie trava SeFa init commencement section 49,
dix neayeme de nouyele chartre de Ia Vile upproN6 lie 10
serout dounes par le yoy eF de la Vile.
r. Irwin, 50 peds
Geo Z Ltwrls1u, IS pieaS.
Cora A Sloromb, G II SlocOnb ia pjeda
Ida Si0Gou b. W pieds,
Anna b Cox, par Fl Socomb % pieds
Buqus de Ia Mile Orleans par II Cameron pres pro tenn
40 peds,
Daniel Ftirflx &c pieds
W Htuhare 1856 peds
Banque du sud par RodewRld, president 20 pieds
0 Blneau, % peds, plus.
Vim 4 GaSQuet, 81 pieds.
Sumner. pour li e Ia succession Whitney 81 piols
amy Il HymAn, par r i Sumner. agt, 26pie. S.
P lip Dunn, q p eds.
WIN A GBsQue 26 pieds,
Ping 4 AVni,i8no, . pieds.
dill Secretairr du Conse i s Assistant AIieTnen
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sss JAS. l. HOPKINS,

1narat Nr1+
On motion, the Board receded from their amend
ents TO sections thirtysiX and thirtynine of the
dfnance to establish a uniform rate of taxes and
licenses professions, eallngs and other business
and on carriages hacks, drays and other vehicles,
aud eonenmed in said sections as originally adopted
bg the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
On motion, the Board eoncuned in the amendment
Of the Assistant Board striking ont Of the ordinance
section seventy-two, by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs. DeLabaue, Harrison, Howell and
Wiitz-4.
Nays: hfessrs ForstalI, Landry and yennard-8.
On motion, the ordinance to establish a uniform
rate Of taxes aud licenses professions ealngs and
other business and on carriages, hacks dtays and
other vehicles was c0ueurfed Ia in its amended form
BY the following vote
Yeas Messrs DeLabaue, Harrison, Howell Ven
aald and Nixon.
Nays: Messra. Forstall, Landry and Willis,
PETITIONS, ETC.
. pe59a o. tn ss ee F RaR e dye ground
Tie following petition was read
f Thomas 9utertz PRAYING for permission 70 raise ban
f Pd s l5oal q ~ property o corner Of S'9na' and
Mr. Nixon, having called Mr. Harrison to the
Chair, offered the following resolution, which was
read twice and adopted the rules being suspended,
aud was on notion sent to the Assistant Board to be
conearred in:
hesos9sa he pissoais hereby granted Thomas i9ut
ses esold5g ss aa III S sso e S e
The following petition was referred to the Finance
Committee;
Of Candy claiming tha sun Of two hundred dollars
for services 9ndeted as De7aty street Commissioner.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resoaslon offered by Mr. Forstall,
was read twice and adopted the rules being sus,
pended and was, on notion sent to the Assistant
Board tn be CONQUERED in.
Rsoast Tina the city Surveyor e AMI he hereby anthor
ts51 y lakH the aler bannues and
wings q We bridge ID Inc corners 81 Peier
q N2nntt stss
cosl the-s5t sRtl pa9ese}ed torty five dollars
Yeas Aessfs Delabsrfe, Forstall Harrison How
ell, Landry, Vennattl aud Witz-7.
fbe following resolution, offered by Mr. Howell