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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-24

uAS JUST RECEIVED and is now ope-
Ill ming large and beautiful stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part
of N i
Plain Black Silks, Brilliants plain and
Barred I" 6 Fancy,
Striped " {" Lawns in great var
Figured " {" iety,
Fancy dress" (" Grape, De. ESpang,
nl,ol' iii w., n, Ginghalns,
' ia;n. - " ''' ~ Prints large assort-
d" Bareges .. ment, NIL,
Fancy. olored De- '"UHGned'' str;neS ia'H p'O
oruveII;es % ,.ILinen table cloths,
Poplins, Plain and :! c3'tGH ~ !,o, !
striped chullies pinnI nt'sn hl19ns' M.,
Plain, Fig'd and cold T;oL;mra Tio%imou N''''"''
inv ~ "a n;do n;Io' !" :, checks,
pi1loa % uU oas,;nr $50, Stella shawls,
'"00s' Cashmere, "
Also q general assortment of French and
English cloths and cassmeres, all colors,
qualities and prices casinetts, pant Lin
en-, cottonades. Lasting drab, deta and a
variety ofother goods for men and boys, s,wear
too tedious to mention-Bonnets, ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, mitts, collars, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs &c, &C.,
The above goods will be sold to suit the
times.-FoR CASH.
o;.2l57-ly II. G, GARRETT.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

wWT
VhE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have been
Il taxed their utmost to produce this best most perfect
purgative which Is known to man. Innumerabe proofs
are shown that tbeae puts have virtres which ..sa q;
ocoIya,os ~. ~, ~
.'o nieui0'hss' anu 'ha' tney win un-
preceoentedy upon the esteem Of all men, Theyare safe
and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure Their pcne
ratne properties stimulate the vital activities NJ be hdv
remoys tha ota,,ctons ~ ;ts oror rr,Iy e. IT,,
.na .,,,ai 49, NM .'o ~ purly 'Do U,Oou'
hrasd IA -, d,.,a 'ne nuorS wn
49, ,". s,ia' Sissssn OF qsor'
,Das ,.,,S .., >" - "n" I"par' nety
sSa, ~. an " 'no "nvie y''em. NO. ony 40
..c sr,,,ssr. s Op,n's y, o,e,y poIy' Du,
a. ~. 20 anu NM u,SeaseS ulat nave Uarea
effects they are a. the same time, in diminished doses the
safest and best phySc that can be employed for children
'ney are pleasant 70 take and being
eo'ay0, %s ueo iIoni any r,Sh oi narm' cures
Santated by of such exalted position and character
y 70 iOEoid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
" to The public tbs reliability Of NV rsmsdis. ,S Ss' oe, ,n
bis have sent the assurance Of their conviction that
contribute immensely to the relief of my
Ths AGENT below named T. nlo.,sd 10 s,rr,., ..,,.
American Almanac containing directions for their use and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complahts:-
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
UOarSeneSS.

BRnInELD, MAss., Goth Dec, 1856.
On. J. G. AYER: lido not hesitate 10 say
The best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, HoarsenesS, Influenza; and the
eoncomitant symptoms Of a Cold, is your
OREKRY PICTORIAL. It's constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown 1t to possess supe-
Tior virtues for the treatment Of these
comDlainta. FBEN KNIGHT. Mn.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-24
1857

NEW JEWELRY STORE.
I F. McCLINTIC would respectfully
inform the citizens of ofSteubenville and the
surrounding country, that he is prepared to
accommodate purchasers with every variety of
Jewelry usually kept in such establishments
and at the most reasonable prices, such as
CLOCKS, GOLD & SILVER
WATCHES,
Breastpins, Ear Drops, Finger Rings,
Gold Lockets, Vest and Neck Chains,
Ladies' Gold Pencils, Port Monies
Looking Glasses, Spectacles, Fancy
Soaps, Perfumnry. Violins, Accordeons
Tooth and Hair Brushes, Gold Pens
&c. &c.
Having had an experience of 10 years in
this branch of business, he hopes to render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with a
call. TClocks, Watches and Jewelry repai-
red with promptness and care. The patron
age of the public is respectfully soliclted.
UTStore on Market Street, north side, be-
tween 4th and 5sh, nearly opposite the Jeffer.
son Branch Bank, Steubenvile, Ohio.
Nov ii Sly
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Dry Goods Groceries. Queensware &c

EWIS ANDERSON begs leave to in.
Ia form the public that he has resumed busi-
ness in the room between Garrett and Me-
Carty's store on third Street lower end of the
Market. Where he intends to keep generaI
assortment Of such Goods ss is usually kept
in Grocery Stores, the highest price paid for
produce. ne hopes by close attention to
business and selling low to receive liberal
share of the patronage of the City and Coun-
Ey.
Jan.28- -'57. LEWIS ANDERSON
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-24

r AIDES DRESS GOODS-The lar
- gest and most fashionable stock ever
opened 10 this market, and at lower prices
at DoUOHERTY &5 BRo.
oct 2I-tf
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-24

How to save Money.
EVERY Gentleman OF Lady who re-
- quires Medical Aid, will save money and
time by consulting DR.. Sizes, lst, because
his Remedies are, many of them, new sec.
ondly because he guarantees to give every one
an equivalent for their money. Disease of ev-
cry description treated without the Use of
Mercury or other poisonous mineral.
N. B. Diseases Of Females, receive particu-
lar attention
Consultation at the office free; by letter. one
dollar, Medicine put up and sent to, any
post Office address. Office south 4th, st.eet
oyer McConville's Variety store.
dec l657-y. DR.. SIZES.
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S E M I = A N N U A II
A. J. TIM & CO..

WIN commence on Thursday, August
w 9Th, and continu, during the month,
their regular half yearly closing out sale Of
summer dry goods on which occasion their
entire stock Of Ladies' dress goods, Embroid-
cries, Bonnets, Ribbons, summer stuffs, DC. =,
will be marked down to very low prices to in
sure their ready sale, previous 10 lying in our
Fall Stock. Please examine the prices in the
following list:
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-24

The DANDY IN BRIEF. "A thing in
pantaloons with body and two arms-a
head without brains-tight boots-a cane
"a white handkerchief two breaches,
and ring on his little finger.
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s. C0URsEY
8. L. harn-Removal.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w erin TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS, Market St.
one door above the Bank, near Fifth Street,
Stbenville, Ohio,
Orders respectfully solicited. jel
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Carnetinr Carnatinn

Carpeting Carpeting !!
A LARGE and splendid assortment of 8
IL ply Ingram, Venitian, Wool figured,
and Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Win
dow Shades, Hearth Riggs, Door Mats,
&c. &c.,-selliDg at reduced prices for the
cash, at the store of ]. ALLEN, Sd street
uear market. oct2l
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H. G.. GARRETT

uAS JUST RECEIVED and is now ope-
III ming large and beautiful stock of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-24

11THOH tut CUfUo WC.Js .EU ,...,.JI
Super, quality Irish Linen. so a.. rs
Fine blch'd Shifting Muslius.. 10 a.. .I2I
Also a large and superior assortment Of book,
null, swiss and Jaconet muslins, together
with many other seasonable and desirable ar
ticles, all fresh and new, and of recent pur.
chase, forming the best and most desirable
stock Of Ladies dress Goods now in this CITY.
Please give us a call.
Market St. above 4th, Steubenville.
onn 10-tf ,.-.'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-24

A PRIME lot Of Ground CirnamOa
A MustaFdand Ginger, ,fot sale BY
dec 2 HENINo Il MELylN,
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A,titt1uoc6, Dsn go, eJonl1or 1859.

lbabt nnS etue 9Cttlcle An8t einseia9t rieT er.
Ntr baben. nle 9anje Noat ntAt Idlofen f0nnen.
I2SoS bait Sbr benn barunter aelu6t, ben
| ISdantlflaS bel un8 AT MAIDEN :?
Verjelbt mir ben ld)ledten Scae, Meitsr,
Iiu8te @rbaro: eS ilt bod lcnlt immer bier 3u
IVano oer Srlll6 9elpeien, baB man auT Neibs
Inaften etnen Shmant angerldtet bat, Sin
Sp1B it's ibri9en8 nur in Der 9lrt 9emelen,
10 ib'S on9ebrabt bab, aber in Der Olnptla6'
tits metn bIutiSer grnlt. @5 lino 70 uiee teiue
i6enter oa, unterbra6 e. lid) NIT einem lance8s
II6lthen Nusoruf, inoem ct auf bic Giuoer
lbltfte: neBbalb fam iA mein Nnerbietcn niht
10 ceutlid) pcrbtinsen lpie 9etern, aber i'd bof',
Ijbr rperoet mid ieet oennph eber rerlteben
I3d b10 bel nltlner Seiufuuft aus Der 6ren,oe
tmo8 BON @ud 9eb0rt S4r t0nnt SUD lbcu
Ioentet, mas, - metne graut bat MFRS eriiblt.
va 81 bel otelen lBCrten auf Sultineu oeutete,
. unterbraden ibn beipe @beleute, Die fih ,erIt
Ilett ben geud be5 Ylares ppllltdnria erfGren
Ifcnnten, gu 8eiher ,3eit nit Sermunoerunass
Irnfen, Treuoenbe5eu9un9en uno @lifmlnl9en,
uno Grbaro muBte IN aller gelGlpinei3feit err
l5ablen, wIe er 9eltern an9efonmen lei, am iein
Ierncrbene5 0lld ieiner alien Niebe in Die SInpe
I5d le9en. Ger S6ulter oDnnerte DOR 5Sreuoe,
Ipte Shulterin laul4te per gr5lblun9 nit renl
IIetaen, ltIllen Bid, oer ibr eseu war, ibre
IIodter bOrte SleihfaS Der @r31buns oufmerf>
liam 81, ludte aber bon Belt 5u 3!it Dls 2tu9e
Icer Wutter, ais cb tie in oielem ibren Qeitltern
Ierblldte, uno Die StnOer ltanpen init cifene.a
I!Utuuo um9et, cbue reAt 5u perlteben, nppcu e5
IltD banoelte. m
llno nun tbat Grbarb Ieiu MG9lihlte8, lul
Mo-
Ioedten 2Srrten leine Oitte por5utr13en, paB 1te
Itpnl 9eltatten mcAten, ibren 6uoins an Gln.
IoeSltatt an5unebmen. Wfann uno iSrau aben
Ietnanper an, oann erSrff Der S9ulter ras
2Sort so mert lhcn, la9te er, SIR m6htet
IAaler VI auobruten, une per Sultine lbrem
SraHtI41lI trau tt riel gu, benn Die nimmt
Itetnen Sdllehteren ais uleIn Oprie, eber eiuen
Stneren; aber tb mil @ud3 mas la9en; menn
0Ar cas- " ipollet auSbgiiteu belfeu uuo wolst
Ibm pon gurem Slid Sultieben, mas sub be.
lebt, 10 fann uno wiu ldD ols ntttt rpenpeu, iu
'bdtt u gar feln Rebt oa5u. QS1S Sbr pa tbuu
Douet, o1S Mill td1 rerpllten, un0 perp' sud-
Iletnet Set ron Der Verwlltung plinftlA Nes
I4enl@aTt able8e". Sber beraeben thu i1S
Inl4t rb9lei6 ml4'8 in mau9er 6iulidt lAwer
anfcHlmt, IS gu bebalten Sbr babt uns aeltern
a0e"o SrcBe An9lt einseia5t SD Dab' lApu
cement, w1r baben irBenO eineu rlihti3en
perreH gum 6einO, unO bab' 3ur Otriafeit
Iprn15en wollen, aber meiu Weib pat MID pGvcn
1b8eP1lten, unO'S lit aud luabr, man tOnmt Oa
nur pOH POntto gu Pilato. Seet linp mir.
0ottl0b, ua9 Dem, mas mir pen SUD aebSrt
paben, auBer SCr9en, aber eben oarum lpcuen
~rS uu4 betm 2llten Iallen. Gs nlaa bod
cOer 'leOrtS ieln, mir baben'8 iebt lieben 5abr'
lang 8cbabt, Illo ltar rerantwortli1 pafar.
i (5prtfesnns fUIst)
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Nltratass II
~ efe) Sort.

%sjgAa S3limftrirtes 95rachtireres
HsT = Sntem ntr ans duts Reue ben Btfoa bes
Ss3saA@@ @ heuit6en putlums In Nmerita Su erwerpen
VefGgs eatmertom sn maGsn = QGir notwithstanding
NeBld'8 llnriife 5u Sdiller unb @,Stbe
DitisIten enthnlten: q
SdillerS ,,2ier BON rer @tofe," ,,Teaolus i'm
Scde," Der &f init rem Oroden." Sri,
neltn, coer Der Gang mad bein @ilcnbomnler.
uaO ,,@StbeS Juuit" in 119 eneirten gtattern
nit erfldrenoem Gerte in oeutlder unc enoIis
der Sprate. Die @'eti&te finc in ben teitcn
rcrbaneenen en9liiden ueberlebmiaen.
op Dts @nStaune IT tRa elegant @ros Guar 8srmnt In
@tseante etntdnne NIT @OeIdnt In MorUecU pbr sort
Ieesr so ssrblIIrit mabSen qreaen. ''N'''
WeS q berubmte i ITu r frdtip n en- Grh g7si.
mlttee e fGat, fttu @p fam ein Sbr i;e grt
10 meiethatt aufeefutt Gufreiitn 3urd bic unop os
mutbltae GrtnGuRg Nuhaluna bbt Nekid lie q En
pettaE teer 6ler i1cn DduneSn berrpr pmie b,ssSr
FUN ertBsFaa UfhdnsatS Sptte 8au" beipr hers b
tr1een. o A'''
Der SetfaG. len bic es 9s' f4en SIfunrattDntn
GpeaA lanpen mar betruCs rnb tOcn mir bd6 biele men
HFnNleue8abe NIT eem enGGen Qerre ssrmettt ppn 5ut
l9Cn rnh ameftdrern rfunte teerRBt iperten MIRO
Ote reutlde Sndbanolun9 BON 9Sn. 6anoe,
300 grOacwlp HerzY)prf
sat Der DEBIT ubrnUmmen, peIde in bfn stanb aeeet Ia
Nefdperta"frn ensn ongemienen &abatt su aeltotten
S. 9. Gptta' l@e SudbanbIupo
SsgL1l-9 tn Stuttgart.
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Slnor. 0temter,
46 6otrtlcnItr.

Smporter ron Giiennu..uten,c.
emtf fetIt enen 8eebren 8reunbsR uub Seanuten n e.
pGtltes IfOrtiment Spn gtfenwdaren unb u erfttu.
ser fir : 6re tNer unp 8tmmerItute fOwts fent
MdnntdaittGn Nrttfei Spu SauSs unb 8,u d. en9erGtb
tGaften wehe ~ eFn fuiefen Yrei Oerduff 81:
(De17,5W1.i .s< -. -- r..r b ..
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3 E 3 q n It a1te n.

&auFmdnntide
qr6f7A g E y r a 1t 1T q { {
EssaESSASsN n Der SaIIe,
Wr 101 gDef. q 1ltimpre. StraEe.
= O Gb6mberLtn prtnstpaI unb prpseFSr Der Bud. 4.
~ W. fdbrunsewfsrf6oft
gret bte taufn6nnil6sn gifsnf6Gen nn6 bag 5Gnhss.
fad srattfd ns tbeDre errnn pin iOute eeie 4nfalt
tuHen no tie Td6uhen unt sredmdgtsfen 8enntne
ysntIiGer @rt aeebrt Ramaeu seblbet weben.
unter terrt6tsetnt9eiIuna: 8ntfabrnns nit ecp'
SeISret Qcrlsaesn absr gSntrotte gOmpo8niese&Gfte
srfderunsen gDedelaupeifunsen, Mbeabsn &C. 8aufman'
rsbnen alsuldUneu Gbe[nebmer werben ndt nur
u ID neaen ehnen be an9btles lcn6ern tie lernsn aud
tir Run Mathematics ssGruneSs u fommrsielen 3weden
risii6 dntuwenten-S etbefa f Der 35elin8 ptrb
stsjon bieer 8unif eehb Td cine bGne laufmGnniGe
rsn1Nr;Ft an,tearen Cine pplfGneee t1ufm6nnfhe Bib
aeht tehsni Mhpnentsn teten 0erlaauna.
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MdrHer'8
WN NULYEgE = =
DaouerreDtbp= 9 al . n,

= d9 ct I , Pc . I n,
TSr. l47 &eriugton= nHbe %Spinnrb= =StrdRe.
Die eOlbene Mepaiue @el6e Der CUTE Ge6mad anstten
rIte Derten8e trGeen, ber tie eewnnt Der @srtn9f
mag prahen uub poAltbun. 98r f6eren uneren &unoen
unfer ben RrGfte peraueen t6nen ene Vejet'
lung Ff uit p6u8 ufrebeu eeeat dnb gDtr paben
Gdmme. @apters mad, Sdaaens unt 9ersn s0er5ierun.
een tenp 9Ulbens 8race1..s 0prfefna0n, S6IuNe, Ste
es &C. rcrrStbin tn wsl1e 8ttrid Nte Dretfen eest
wsrke Gtt.l4 ~
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NDpoeotmreu u. MpOtbefem,
Oentitbe 9o,ps Stree.

Oeuti6e 2aipe&offtee. .sa 1
II. Carey, P. U n..g +
asea.8outttefrase gDef @de GrUOeb 2ans weG SOn
@parlsfraBe.
SfFtceRuuben BITE lie abr BorlntttaaS; 2iotS upr
Napmiaas git llnter;en2eter ahN in 9'rttr2uns gse
ZEN unp er6iTuen Nngnf tn psm oaue qnpeE 2oe
Ede pcn Wefe 5auttteitr. unD Grcefe0sgane cine
DeMtfcfe 3aip= Sfftce
lie &ard8s saer art ais ssr agasisrsnns US SUS
pcn Nr unb anbern Vtragen
Jesiss &c UpR 1efdmeau (wlsl gcamabten u r., 70
cie ,ur 9ertreunB dlen Itrt@n Der Stao SditmEt
ro he's c5tu1es Inter 3urne
na per aenisnbaftcnen au8lfrunB aaer ua4 perbnoen
ufrSas erlau6en mir rns beutl6e 9ubum I'm seHe'ss
SerldV6t5aN5 gu htttea.
27.imts " ''h u. y. ANse''
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n 70 Ut J" " ~"' VUSO e.eI W -------
Der @rbaro, Der Dor lieben 51bren auf Die
@auoeridait se9ausen 1T riet Der S6uiter,
ltrefte ibm Die 6auo entBe5en nno be9rltBte
ibn nit elmer SaIUe uon 6reuoenfliiden, welder
er alsbalp cine 5meite ncd trdftisere naAiOI9en
IieB, inoem &c gu 8crwHrfen iber9inS. Sbr
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- 4a5emeiHen made i'd btrmit bic ereebente @usetae
bd5 tA meH StrumplwaarenlaSer eur9 apUrttr anb
lreben srbaItene l0adren du lei9bas uerSOQfGn.
Ost unb aussetattet bGbe; SVrsuglt& MADE t auf meu
webltetanntss .a -..
DeutIhes mp(lenes Strtf9arn
nen arben fuwie oae oprten wotne unb banmwpene
GSlrne. lelbf fa5rerts 5dfen, brumwpaens
in 6isies sud sniasenos arttfc aafmsram son bsnen i'd
ieberjeit bic reas auswabl Der bten QualitGt balte.
3a8!etQ bsmerte t6 OaB Id nit 3wti@enbdnpIerr uub
0durern auf meine Jtenuns nts tbun babe mepc
I0oorea III cen bilsfen presu i'm Qaeen perfaufe.
lin sapIrst&eI 3ufprw6 ttet ergetenh
'I.t..s.-a. s. Qputs 6eIber,
Sm1J SO. 2t5 8r0abwas, 86ltimprt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF CoUNCILNEN.

lie Bcsrd ci Cou.ciIea met -..e.i.y. President
HasVtLL 4 the ctsr.
Uuch R0ufk &usicipa. Policeman, pstit!Oned Tor
scne $,s back pay due tim.
Nrs Anne Cane whose husbsIi /. bedrA. and
who has been living the wages OF horse and csrt
employed b. the Corporation, I'D rot get 80 due her
coud 70. fee6 Ter hore. corse ,ussos Of ~hca the
horse oiec. Sic Fetit.ors for rehef.
Ire following snb ard olut on WAS presented
Is Mr. GEsII ard .s.d over:
o. iis M d,y 81 AP H. ' D, =. 4 IT ss s RsisS
tie conon cozael .ad Board Of sgPsTyo, Of the City .ni
Al sd part. q nco1ss:ea VITA tie provisions Of his
glss. ihs sad rst.ns cl,ae whether intended to ,ppy
70 the ca,r r r-ste ~ ID. SC. above mentioned
Cisr.er Of 1857 waL ssys No member Of the Common C,un
ell ,hs receive compensation fo bis service. .,eh mem
g ts h;"S snnst,..eS bv ...,y so thsr .eryce. AID
Eotw!'hsadiry the s5a section Of the Charte Of
y M rscS eeansd he m Of mp-n.si:ea to The member,
the Common Council nsvehee.s no higher power nan ne
oss II sDbeI, s.d IS not opposed % hs wss.
the citizen, that tie 'evsnt'of tae people should Be ~ emaae
AZ oSDN.scE making pso,i,ioa for compensation to mem
r. Il o,Saisei sy ne Mayor dernH and Com.cnaiy Of tn.
Cny ef fNe,SYo-k. IN Common Cornell oonr,ast:
ar te snt.d to receive mpensstion m taeir services
.ad members ~ the rate Of per session fcr no. more than
@ eight scratched o' ana It's place TePed BY zen sessions IN
2 TIE sam Of $500 hereby appropriated to meet the
the year 1873
The following resolution, presented by Mr. flslt,
was adopted:
P,so,i Ths; the c. Of IL. Board b aud 10 hereby
qnred copy of The preamble and o'in.nce pre-
,ut.d this yeliog relation % compensation OF members
OF the the Coss to the Co,pnrsi'n with
1ue. be giving his opinion thereon 10
this BosiG fy i,s reNt meeting,
The Committee on Markets WAS instructed to in
quire tie proprety of designating other sections
cf the city tlsn Washington aud Fulton Markets as
Il. 4of MI Il kft .
The Street Commissioner was si,f orized TO ret the
Mayors Office under tie Mayors direction, without
advertising for proposals.
Lamps seIe ordered TO be placed in front OF the
Cooper Institute.
Mi VAS TIsE presented resolution directing the
journal. of the and Councmen to be printed
In The n. y. EreAing Day Book.
Mr.. Ross presented resolution that the Wldiams-
burs n Ferries be leased for ten years.
statement was received from tie Controller OF the
expenditures of the city for the past ak months OF the
year. Printed in yesterdays 1RIBUSE.l
The Controller w.s directed TO report the amount Of
morey lie has received for forfeited bail bonds and for
intestse for the past six months of the year.
A sige number Of small bills were rushed through
by resouton.
The Board then adjourned until Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

ttrbsf wss "a. .ffej with tie eto'F and fC -
totk Tie box urcer tis to t3s stealss L.
Bc.iousr AftT the ffs. bell bsd been iut- le
vet Upca tie upper ceck AID sat dom. CEsn-
b-fla " 70, az tie mofliug / 81 followed hl1r
fAihfu = Is ts owr shsdl a. also went upon the
deCk sIG mcvirg tie LGs-tor ffom talers eide,
te. down ly nitr. Tie veigE; of lts c5rteEts
nofe ttsr TIE weight e ha., and Cnsinberl;a
esked bim Htst was n the box. Ii appeared By the
reply tEst the box contained few Of Mr.. alsr's
ttsCns AID collars The C.cer tlsn united the cover,
ard 1ekIg n, found large package OF bs the snds
Of which showed plainly ftGm 4 detrskin envelope,
marked 20 the oihcer that "theIe vas the ,uey he
was lc,kIs for.' He then abandoned his idea OF
eoirg to tie sea- de- and csns TO the Police Court
With the officer. He plead guilty TO tie charge OF
stealing the morey and was bound over for tr,sl a,
the Srpsrier Court. The bonds were liked st 5000,
falling 70 obtain which he vent 10 Jsl.
Fuller about II years Of sge, and nst;ve o. BIS
tol, in tbs county where he has mother living He
had spen. about 80 Of the norey the remainder beog
recovered, and logged in the Phenix Bank for safe
keeping.
He asys tha, he is not given to stealing, bat that
tie temptation was too great for bin 10 Withstand.
He bad become aware that the package contained
nearly 81 O00 and be coud not r;a hiInse Of the idea
Of sudden compete
He ikens L TO fire il his bones, and took the
money when conscience Immediately commenced it,
work and he has been miserable ever since
He endt aYoreG TO find some means OF returning the
morey but could 6evise nole which assured him of
escaping detection. He feels better today since his
arrest than at any previous time since he had the
money Wbile aware of the severe penalty the law
ATTACHES 10 bis crime he acknowledges its Justice and
his willingness to pay it,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

Col. STEPToE TO BE RE.ESFoEoED.-The Quarter
master of this Department Thursday received dis
patches from the War Department at Washington,
conveying tie particulars OF the retreat Of COL Septoe
before an ovepowerng force Of various tribes OF In
dians in Oregon, and directing arrangements to be
made forthwith fer dispatchiug ak companies Of re-
cruts to the Pacific. In obedience to the order the
officer waited upon the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany to consult with them to tbs safest and most
expeditions mode of sendirg out this large body of
soldiers. 1t was found imprseticable, in view Ct the
probable large incIease in the California emigration,
growing out OF the new gold discoveries on Frazer
River to take them by the regular steamer Of the 10Th
inst was accordingly deteminedto 10 charter special
steamer and the steamer 81. Louis selected for tina.
purpose. She viii accordingly be put in order and
proyisioned Immediately, and viii sail on the same d.y
With the Star Of the West, viz: the 10th inst, sai
they vii proceed Up from Parsms on TIE fine, lsgs
steamer Sorora. The st. Iou1 vii have her oil sad
.yps,kDosi Cen nsatsr. Capt. Haisoa.