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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

NoTIcE TO PosT1AsIxRs.-vse arc reaues.ed To
state fer the DfrTaa"n o. Pstassters, particularly
at distributing ocss, THAI s &c quantities Of trsosiea
printed matter, 'ueh as specimen copies OF newspa-
Iers circulars, Sc are Sehg mailed At vanoas
chces, or are ID ueesd IN, the mails sithoui a. pre-
psyutIt Of postage sut th.t tie uCiion - the
DtpsTlen, -, when Icb t;'or srise- az di,tr.b-
uuns On &c without Deing prepaid by p ogc stamps.
t1at " b fein,aT 70 To MALTA. oilic., or = the
pace u paoAcaI',p, Tor postage. Nat. Int.
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Brig Edward Hodgdon Ashore.

BOSTON, Monday, Dc 2O 1893.
The big Edward HodeOOp, from Calais vita alhber
for New-York, vert ashore on Friday morning on
Rock Rip, near Muskeget LELAND, and fled. The
steamers Island Home and Eagles Wig wen, to her
assistance, and after taking oot her deck load, ehe
hcats of, and was towed INTO Edgarown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

CosxIssSeSER TO MgxIoo.-A special dspsich to
The Bostss Herald, dated Vashingtos, Dec 49, Gays:
"a movement - TO be male in both branches IL
Congrerst ~ authorize the Psesident to send Coums-
sioner 10 negotiate tresty with the Liberals in Mesi
co. Tbe Hon. Caleb CGshDg las bees ixed upon for
this highly important naissio.n.
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The Eark T.. X. Kane.

SAFANhAH Dec ~, 1893.
The bark Ceres from Bristol Eogsnd arrived
here on Saturday with Capt. Hewitt and the remain
der OF the crew of the bark r. X. Kane, from Rich
mond, England, lost at sea las before reported in
November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

IL regard 10 Gle Lin. streets, the Controller was
assued IA year or two since by several individuals
ahuu dainty reliable to make accurate estimate on
the subj, Ct that tue streets could be cleaned for
5000 COO PER aprum Including for the use of the con
tractor the city manure. The Controller has, there
fore included in the ordinance and tax las tue sun o
$4,000 for cleaning streets.
Although the last tax levy, in the provision Tor
clearirg streets, expressly provided that the appro
,etn shoud te used for cleaning streets under co.,
tact yet the most OF the work has been done by the
CITY Inspector without contract and Il is again neces
cary 10 cal the ate nion Of that Department as well
as the other contracting Departments, Of the City
Goverun, IT to the tact thsttEe Charter provides that
all work done or supplies furnished shall De by con-
tract
The City Inspector states that several expenditures
we're msde by order Of the Board Of Health, the
amount Of which he does Dot furnish, and yet sntlc
pates that the Cor Ioer will make the necessary APP
prcpraton TO meet The expenditures. The Controller
has no means of furnishing 10 the Common Council
the amounts thus expended, except IS hey are tar
nil ed by the City Inspector II Is import ant, there
fore that the Finance Comm tee should c1ll on tfe
City Inspector for the amounts Cue 20 Individuals for
e,perd itn-es which have been authorized by the
Board Of Health.
VII. CoMMIssIoSERs or TsXfs AND ASSESSMENTS.
Statement No. i an estimate furnished by the
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments of the sal
aries an otter expenses Ct that department for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

YoUsG MEMS CHaIsTI.S USlo..-Wlllism W.
Badger, e'q, Ilst evening read a poem entitled
" Arlington On, the v.son Of LiSety" before the
Young Mems carstisn Union 81 Clston H.l. Toe
rext lecture Of the coura< Il t, 10 delivered by Oliver
Wendell Ho,rass.
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CuRIoUs.-A Mics Sarah CciImaD. daughter of Mr.
joseph Coirmsn, Of Shenandoah Couuty, conui-,oi
suicide tie ooh ul... by taking ascr.c TIE Roct
ngtaM RegS,tr s'5s tee reason ignsi fyr The net
Is, That she bed unfortunately promises two young
geuuCmcI 60 marry them.
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TRrsT ACCOUNTS.

The estimate Of the Street Department for regulat.
ing grade curb gutter and tagging streets, aud fill
ing sunten lots is 81 OC0 49, which amount is includ-
cd in the ordnance.
rNExPINDED BALANCES OF APPROPRIATIONS.
statement is given by the Street Comnissioner o'
II e appropriations for the Street Department, with
the BE- ances thst remain unexpended and VIII Oh
should be resopropnated in order TO make the sums
available for the year 1879.
VI CRY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.
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Tlese put in the ordinance and In tue TAX
law among the arrearages Of 1888 IN order tha' the
Common Council may, iftbey deem u e1pe1ient, pay
these costs before the reports OF the Commissions N
the seyea cases. Ifthese are 70 W con
tnued il seems desirable that there Should o' spe
oia appropriation TO meet the payments o.
There viii be aryearage OF about $3i,Vo ior saa-
RES caused by payments from I ne appropnsuon oi
judgments az ainst the Corpora Tor saa
nes and for payments III some cases, OF Clerks sIu
officers of the Courts created by virtue OF avs Oh tne
Legislature, after the Tax law FOR the present year
had been passed.
Judge Edmond., a. attorney Of Wm. b. Reynolds,
has presented TO the Controller statement OF sJuds
mept recovered in the Superior Court on report OF
arbitration, based 90 resolution OF the Couiiioh
Council amounting TO s65 ea2 81. This sum has been
ircuded in the srrearsges Of 1883 in the ordinance and
the tax laHs.
Among the judgments paid i. one II favor Of the
Corporation Attorney 1913 81 paid sept. - lo'Sl,
which, according TO the memorandum OF the Auditor
was for salary balsnceto July 1917 Tue Coh'soler
has uniformly decided against making payments WhsA
salaries increased except from the iae OF me res
oution uskirg the increase. ms ro's was aiopte
in tie case Of the increase OF the sAiaiy OF Mayor
WOOD Tie Croion Board, City Inspector, 'hiet tn-
crser f tie Fue DIP .rtinett, aai S5riy,s o'A.r
hicers. Il the decision in the Gaze 81 NJ rlf,rr Is
the sane s. IN the olter ca-es II covers h'ge
amouut Of syIearases ana the C'1tis, II lAe case
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'o"'i't
Tie foregoing stat ment il prepared To- show the
items and amounts included in the ordnance submitted
here~ith TO the Conn on Cooncil by the Controller.
AL which isrespectiuly submitted.
A. &. FLAGG, Controller.
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THE TAX LEVY FOR 1859,
Nearly Eight Millions Called For.
A MILLION FOR THE POLICE.

"A MILLIUN TUX HE PULICE.
MILLION FOR WATER
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR THE POOR
A MILLION AND A QUARTER FOR SCHOOLS.
MILLION AND HALF FOR STREETS.
HALF A MILLION FOR LIGHT.
TEIRTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND for the STATE.
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR SALARIES.
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of Councimen. The names declared elected are as
follows:
Fourth Senatorial District
A,,ho,x McCarty. Morgan Jones,
George p Biokford, William II bul'ee'
John A. Upper, FRANCIS y uHuoie'
Fifth Senatorial Distract
Charles g. Cornell Ih"ma' o. hdH'
B~i",,in r Rbod,sl John Mcconnell,
Iosy Xan Tine ARdrcp Cyatt.
Sfrfh SeHGtotiIi Dis.ffc
1b,ahor, Lent aiHtl~ Lainbeer, jr,
I'ro-kI,p Offdyson Gc,rge Ross,
;ilhert M Platt James Ingram
SereIfh Senatorial Ufticf
T., 4 sy,.n Rds ton Babcock
Charles v. Decker, "tHn~ e. @sH'"e
Danid 1oWEseHd AeAslu1t rtvs'
Democrats IN ROman-l2 Opposition III Na1es-l3
We shall how tins job Will stand the scrutiny oil
the courts.
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VIII. RECEIVER TAXEs.


VIII. RECEIVER TAXEs.
Statement No : is the estimate Of the Receiver Of
Taxes Of the um required for the salaries Of the
povees N that bureau for the year 1872 amounting
il the aggregate To 81 400.
IN. MIoR's OFFICE.
Statement No . il list furnished ny the Mayor of
The salaries of those in hts Office, and an estimate Of
the coircent expenses Of the Mayors Office, for the
year 1889 viz:
=! s. s' s%S
Fer Contius enci,s, kilir doss............. 1870
ro,,..............................s9o ,So
TIE exrerscs snnuliy paid for killing dogs have
heretofore been paid from City Contingencies but i.
hiss been deemed expedien 10 axe special provision
for that object in the appropriation for 1873.
y. NEw-YoRK JUVENILE AsiLUN.
Statement NJ. ~ is communication from the
PIesdeIt of tie New.loTk JuveGile Asylu m, asking
hat the amount which has f,r several years been
raised for that Asylum be ncaied in the tax levy for
1859, viz: $4,000.
N. SUPREME Court AND County CLERKS OFFICE.
Staten ent No. IL is a communication from the
County Clerk who is ex-oiiclo Clerk of the Supreme
Court estimating the expense of the County Clerk
Office and tie Supreme Court for 1883 at the same as
the present year.
MI. SUPERIOR CouRr.
Statement No II is the estimate furnished By the
Clerk Of the Superior Court of the sum required TO
pay the salaries of TIE Justices Clerks ard Officers Of
that Court for the year 1859, viz:
Salary of ak Justices. .................,....sJDl
Ssiary q nine Clerks. lO.io
SSiAIy Of elsyeL OfceTs........ s,o"
To;sl........................Ss ese
Less ey.iIlated o,ptS
Amour: 70 b. raised by t.I................Si2,6N
Mi. CoURr or CoNNoS Pleas.
Sa'eneit No II s the estimate Of he Clerk q the
Cou,t of Common Pleas q the SUN eq1irei to pay
The salary of the Judges Clerks Gal Officers OF that
Court foT tie year lsJs, VIZ;
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THr CouNcuMEN.-By hard aud desperate work
the Aldermen has brcus hit about tie in the ne Board
of Councilmen. The names declared elected are as
60
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MI. IUI III % NINTUN 7 ItA..
S.a'enei No. II Is the estimate Of he Clerk q the
Court of Common Peas q the eqrirei to pay
tie salary of the Judges, Clerks Gal Officers OF that
Court foI tie year lsJs, VIZ;
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The appropriations for the above objects are in-
cluded IL The ordnance, viz
For paving for work done by 2j0 GOO
his sum is appropriated for the expense Of paving
newly regulated streets.
TIE Cpdan Board having now by the charter the
oh OF al streets pGTIup, .fr or old
streets the Expenditures for repairing done by assess
ments prior to this charter of 1851, done by the
Street Department, and paid for from general ap'
rroIraii"n in that department for streets paving.
rot liz and ,,,n,rs ....,....,......... 2noO
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irp.o,tneI: Of the several parks, uader 20 chsIge
OF tie Street Department, TIE amou' It OF $S9OO u
incluted II TIE o-d,nsnc- 'or this purpose.
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ILL AIMs.HnrsE DrpARINENT.

Statement No is the esima'e Of the Board of Gov
ernors of the Aims Hou fi the expenditures o. that
De partmert for the year 1882
The est.te for salaries. provisions, fuel me iones &c
Fer additional boings, Teparr, 10 f-oo
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TTls amount II raseI ION Inc 10 ne, IT NC sAule
is required for the purposes Of carrying on the work
by the issue Of stock under tie Law of the State for
the construction Of the New Reservoir.
The foiloaing sums Included III the ordnance
under the head Of Trust A 3cCuuts and for eXpendi
ture from these appropriations the Treasury is REIN
bursed by assessments the property beniuttet viz
For street aud IaSiDg....... l-p'
For constr l5lAoo
FOR I'll. and mi goo
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OFFICIAL.


TREASURY DxrARrSExr,
bl5tff May IL, 1858
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received
this Department l4h " proxno the
portion the WHOLE Of millions Of dollars Treasury
gold n tho United statos deposited With
the United the Treasurer or the Mint rh
dphIa OF the Branch Mint New Orleans the
Bssoa New York. Charleston Louis,
the sach proposals. under the
Congress entitled authorize the
Treasury Notes" approved 23d December, 1857
Notes will bs issued upon here OF
deote with those officers the credit Of tho Treasurer OF
the They Will be made payable the
bidder bidders shall such exchange tho
Of interest exceeding ccnam annum, w
such from he date Of tho certificate dcpos
The proposals the Of interest without condition
without reference other bids and contain other
than fourth half thrcc urtls per
per Of the proposed be exchanged epos
tied with Of the treasury officers above
of such depose each proposal secuy
uGment 1.-THE proposal accepted
gvon dcpote Should proposals
RANT the The act Congress- this notice they
will be considered.
An proposals under this notice sealed
OUTSIDE, Proposals for Treasury They opened
this department at IL O'Clock, said 18th june
HOWELL COBB,
May 16-2awtltJune Secretary Of the Treasury
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

NOTICE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, made and
IN executed 70 me dated the 2sth day Of February 1854 and
IIber j. No. o. 277,
land records Of the Washington tho district Columbia
shalt u sell the PREMISES Monday he 2ist day Of
June o'clock all III. following pieces parcels
ground suated In the city Washington D. c. and
lot No O. NJ 3&s fronting
Pennsylvania and running back the
said lot together With tho vcnents which good
~ 900 cash hand the residue in equal
Of and thu purchaser for deferred
bearing interest from the day SALE deed given and
deed OF trust taken All the Of the purchaser
the complied with Ave tho sale, the
trustee the right sell tho property the risk
Of the s purchasers by advertising the three
National Ineligenccr. JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee.
June I'd A. GREEN, Auctoneer
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yTyDpITYON or TIE AGRCULTURAL DIVLS-
fOy or THE PATENT OFFICE
AonrouIruRAL Comxrrrxx Roox,

Houss REPRESENTATIVES, June 4, 1855
SIN A communication has recently been received by
The Agriculture from Captain A. A. Gibson OF
the United States Army implying that for months
mat series Of assaults has been made the Patent Of
ice in several newspapers and especially Mr. ID. j.
BOVINE the conductor Of the agricultural division OF that
Office in expressing desire that this committee should pre-
sent To the public, through appropriate channel,
statement In regard to the truth falsity Ut the allie
eatons herein referred TO.
Believing the present system adopted by Congress Of
eouragng agriculture to be of great utility and Importance
10 the country aud that any abuses msmaaaeneDt on
the prt of those to whom its administration il ntsed
should be corrected in order to insure public confidence
and the fullest of success, the committee beg
leave request that will furnish them with any in
formation your command ON the following points
Have agents been sent annually to Europe by the
Patent Ofce at public expense and If So for what OBJ
jects
q Did the seeds obtained from Europe generally exist
in this country prior To the time of their importation or
they selected with view TO the wants aud economy
of the farmers of the United States
8 Could you suggest feasible plan for dstribu-
ting the Seeds cuttings, &C. obtained by the Patent Of
flee than the mode practised heretofore
4. From the knowledge in your possession, are you
CONVINCED that the Agricultural Reports of the Patent
Office have been prepared in manner that would render
them useful and acceptable to the public
g. What the history, experience, or requirements
of Mr. Browne previous to his entering into his present
official station
have the honor to be- very respectfully your ODE
dent servant, WILLIAM G. WHITLEY,
Chairman.
Hon JOSEPH HoLr
Commissioner of Patents.
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THE Neutrality-suspicious..


H0usk ~ RkPnfsESTATIvls, June Z, 1858.
sin Your letter Of the Gath nltimo addressed
as chairman Of the Committee Agriculture alleging
that various msstaements In regard to- and assaults
upon the Patent Office, and especially Mr. d. ].
Browne the head Of the agricultural division of that
Office, have been made aud invoking from this commit
tee official expression in regard to the experience,
practical knowledge and fitness of Mr.. Browne for the
duties nrutod to him, has been laid before the commit
tee and requested 10 reply to you, that from the
information which the committee possesses la regard to
Mr. Browne, they believe that. by long experience and
previous pursuits, we'll by scientific study both
practically and Theoretically, he Is fully qualified for the
important duties committed to him. and that he has the
full confidence Of this committee.
have tho honor to b., very respectfully your ODE
dent servant WILLIAM g. WHITLEY
Chairman Committee on Agriculture;
House of Representatives, U. s.
To Bro ret Captain A. A. gibson,
IT, 5. A., Fort Hunroe Va
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All tho necessary
be made in the following
~ tho bottom To be sunk depth high
mark with sides slipping
amount earth DO yards
be required for backing foundation walls
commandment Of the
the grounds for the grading
be directed by the
Pisg The number piles be Of
buildings VIII be 2000 these will be furnished
at the spot where they island
They be driven under all tho buildings
three feet centres aud the
trcs in t The depth which they
u from 20 To w ieet but they all
them than inch
properly pointed the driving
All the piles be
properly trimmed To receive Tho Gaping
The Gaping viii be furnished by the government
moved at the contractors aud properly fitted
anocr 70 inches long the tho Gaping brought
fair and even surface to receive the foundation
All the refuse pile heads away
upon the ground In such places the
the Of the government.
periver by tho government 10 the con
tractor who will all the working same
IN good order when the work completed
The whole To BIO done In good faithful
satisfaction Of the comandant Of the yard completed
in three months from and after the date the
plan "f the buildings be the
ant of the yard who viii give further Information
Bluers must state the the whole
men VIII be made monthly estimates the
vied the work progresses proportion to the allow
plete IT, rcervng twenty cent each bi til
Unless the bids, which be under this
shall be fully satisfactorily the department.
reject them
June S-lawtd JOS SMITH
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nHAMPFLEURY-- Premiers Beaux Jours

n Paris. 1888. 80 Cents.
Danmns-Ies Chevaux du Sahara Paris 1855 80 cents.
Gozlan--Ie Medicin du Pecq. Paris 1855. 80
S0ulie-- Marguerite. Paris 1858. 30
Aubryet--IA Femme dc vngt -cinq Ans. 1858 80
SoulicS Jeunesse savai vieesse pouvs 1858
Cisbrillan--IA Sapho 1858. 80
Conscience. rphcines 1858 80 CENTS.
Reybaud-Jeromo faturot. 1865 30 cents
Gozhn-Ll I)ernicre Sour Grse. 1868 80 cents
soulie--IGs neax CalAvres 1868. 80 cents.
Mcry--Les Nuts taceaHss. lass
Carlen-Deux J~unes Femmee. 1858. 80 cents.
Karr--Ill Penelope Normande. 1858 cents.
tozlan--H Historic dc 100 Fcmmes 1868. csnts
Achard--Iyes Femmes Iionf aes 1858. 80 cents.
Bernard-Ie Portrait do Ia Msrqnse. 1855 cents
souiio--Los Quatre Femmes. 1868 30
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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E,oR SALE AT TAYLOR & AfAURY,s, ss4 Penn

information acquired bAst authority rospec, the
Institution Of Slavery William Jaeger. Price
What the Press Say.
Inormnon acquired from the authority respect
Institution Slavery by William Jaeger This pamphlet
addressed the people OF Suffolk county where resides
but calculated cnlgten the understanding Of muudcs
the North For this It's SIMPLE unprcteal
style the best possible lie facts
opinions and statistics tho result Of long and nqang journey
residence nine of the Sac
slaves and free negroes he them
his pamphlet be circulated nNe,o York Daily Ncac
pamphlet explanatory Jonsonh System Collecting Debts
Henry Johnson Price rs cents.
system or Commercial Pennmanslp L. Krkc White
Penny Institute, York,
Price 20 cents. [Star juno B-3t
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The first regular transaction in new wheat at Augusta
Geo, was the purchase Of the crop of Mr. Butler of
Egefed district, by Lewis g. Allen at 81 TO- to be de-
liyercd this week
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No. GIL
Notice Of the Removal OF the Land ONCE from
the Island OF Mackinac to Traverse CITY, in
the State Of Michigan.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
Il Of Congress entitled IAN authorizing
o land Offices approved March Sd 1853
made known, that the Office the sale public lands
IN the State of Michigan will
as early period as practicable after the 1 July
Further notice the removal will issued y
this register and receiver for the Land district.
Given under hand Washington zenith day
of june A. u. 1858.
10y order Of the President TlIOS. A. HENDRICKS
June s--wtw Commissioner OF the IandO
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MEMORIES DU MARECHAL DUE DE RICHIE
lvk lieu, vol, Illustrated, 81 Is
Me'aores do Madame da BArr VOL, illustrated; 81 rs.
Memories dc Madame dc Gcns, vol, illustrated; "a cents
Memories de Ia Belle Grsbrcc, vol, Illustrated; 81
Memories du Cardinal dubois, vol, Illustrated
Memories Llmpcrace josephine vol 50 cents
Chroniqncs de LtEl dc Boe, vols 81 2s
Fovrcs de Corncilc vol. Illustrated rs cents.
tEuvres Completes dc Molerc, vol, illustrated; 81 IS
Maakcr Historic dc Ia Guerre Orient and map;
80 ~
june .H T,ytoR
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WANSTED,n,As. Physician %, or Lawyer with cash
an established weekly THIS oppor
tun to embark lucrative business in cennsxn with their
fesso nourhng whie the
thoroughly ssabli-h himself In his proc sion Apply to
tt---f t-rt.F RICHARD EDWARDS,
~ Box 1877, Baltimore.
copy ofthe paper viii be wishing
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Ad~ LADIES GRAND UMos FESTIVAL at Philhar-
monic Hail. ansyiVania street. Tuesday,
We tuesday, sad nursiay june sh lo,h, s
Young Mems Christian Association. No..
Espuas bssd engaged Every variety of howcrs fruit aud
refreshments will be provided ~ -
gentleman and lady, rs Children, 10
Ssasnq tckstA, ~ e..l
3-TfSsTwfus
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rnK CITY COUNCILS.

The democrats and anti know nothngs successful
in six wards elocting their candidates for Aldermen Com
mon Council, and Assessors In the seventh ward the
opposition ticket elected We shall publish the Off
cal returns SO soon as they declared.
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Mr. Purdy received occasional scattering vote, per-
haps many in all there signers to the card
questng him to become candidate l
The Waer Qussioa also ignored to great extent
very few voting either for against the proposition sub
m cd Az
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the record that vould be presented to them for and
orlsy wssh be ssteres and the sy sxatAted from her
hnanci4 erptmuassHcnS. Mr.. Lenox retired amidst
trcnandos cheering. mas, leiin sA i4tFD
Mr. Schnsble also addressed the crowd with telling
effect after which they retired to their homes the mid
night air resounding with their rejoicing, sfft
n so ! Gaals it 50 rnS kEsULr
At some Of the prccincts the judges occupied long
time in counting the votes not being able TO announce
the yste tox mayor until it nearly midnight We
give below the vote and with It the vote OF 1856