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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22
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Gum smithing.

ETHEs subscriber would respectfully an
N i npunce to the public that he is pre-
~ pared to Manufacture Rifles of all kinds
i'm ON short notice. Having spent much
jill time and money in the improvemen. of
the Target Rifle, he now holds himself
ready to make and warrant Rifles (made ON
Billinghurst's improved plan to shoot accor
ding 70 the annexed rule asssGl
At 100 yards an average of Inch each shot.
= 900 sSS So i%T as% esa
" Repairing done on short notice and
warranted. PA. REIHHARD.
L~ouddnrines o. Sept. %. is5esnl7n
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HOTEL.

TIRE subscribe havinge enlarged andreftted his
J. wellknown hotel,o ppositethe psei II OIL Sc,
on Main street, is now prepared TO aecommo date
the travelling public In n superior manner. He
hopes that the liberal patronage heretoforeextend
ed TO him will be continued, He particularly in
vites hisfriendsfn the country TO call on him, as
hisbills willalways be found reasonable. His ta-
BILE will eonstantly be supplied with the 5estthe
market affords. Good stabling for horses and .
faithfuI ostler will aiways be provided Boarding
for private families or single psrsonsfurnfshed at
reasonable rates. ~ SAD 2a4 hfnq 98 fsiaEaf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22

SHERIFF'S SALE.
David HOman. Smith 1 Mcclain
ll vs.. VS..
VIM. Stephenson. aud Ashland Gas Light
Ashland Gas Light Co.. Company.
Samuel Fasig and e27 So i1'
George Crowel Tn Ashland Com.
VS.. -, pie,
The Ashland Gas Light
DY virtue Of three several writa Of Fl Fa.
ID duly issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland county. dated the 9TH day
of November, 1858, and to me directed. ] will
sell at Public Auction, at the door of the
Court House, in said county. on &
Saturday, the 25th dag o. Decen,6cy,
1858, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ,
and four o'clock, p. M. of said day, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements, to-wit:
Being lot number sixty (60) in the incor-
porated village of Ashland. together with all
the a-ppurtenances and fixtures thereto belong
iny-levied on and taken as the property Of
the Ashland Gas Light Co., to satisfy three
executions in favorof the above named Plain
tifs. Terms of Sale--Cash. Appraised ct
eli OOO. aaAH1s sc EGa s{Eg3 - r. 1855
Y,n JOHN ]. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
NoY. "a. 1858. n25ts-pfs5s0o :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22
THE As HAAND lN E0Ns

EA pork packer. of New Albany,
Ind has cleared 8 Il 600 this season on
q single lot of hogs purchased BY him at
s5 net.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22

900 X EGs PURE LEAD, TOO KE @
Roller eHowARp
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22

-THoSE in search of DRESSeGOoDS viii
find a choice Selection Of Chaitiee, RerAS
ges. Jaconet. Cambrics. Orgaidie Musiin6.
BriTiiants Plaid and striped Muslins. fren6h
Sestch and American Ginghems and VARIOUS
sasf RrFarsEu .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22

900 GALS OHIO MA NUFAoTURED
e01lNSEEDO pnre-fo rfaie cheap
4otf ROLLER x HOWARD's
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22

ANnouNcEnfENT.

80 . ANNOUNCEMENT.
0-To the Electors of Montgomery Town
ship, Ashland County. Ohio. GEsTExKs-My
term of Office is about to close-I now offer
myself o candidate for reelection to the Office
of Justice of the Peace. Your support is re-
sPectfully solicited.
FRANCIS GRAHAM.
Ashland. Dec 9, 1855.
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BAKERY AND REsTURANT.

II AND RESULTANT.
In eonneetlon " tththe Hotel he Ui1lslsoe &C .
hnusto keep open hisBAKERY and REsI4
KANT, wnsrehe wfii4t al timeskeeP onhi an
Confectioneries. Pies, Bread, Cakes
alikinds NIX ,ip sfories
cry luxury to befoun b. tables offI<te:s.
eating houses TutibE& NIL ER >
Ashland Nov. 4. 1887 II
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

which for beauty, durability and c~hsnpness,
STAND UNEQUALED. We can pleas every
one who may favor US with a cali. Come and
look through our Stock. We have an i'm.
mense assortment that MUST and WILL BE
SOLD CHEAP!
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streets or or, the common, of the manager,
the family ofJoseph and the infant Redeemer.
as they appeared when the Magi came ador-
ing him and offering gifts, gold, frank-incense
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
National Convention Of the Sons Of
Malta.

PHILADEtPHIA, Monday July 10, 1853.
The Grand National Conv ention of the Sons of Malta
met this morning, in the Grand Council chambers in
this city.
The Convention was temporarily organized by the
appointment Of Curtis Guild OF Boston as Chairman,
and g. r. Glenn of the same city as Secretary.
On motion, Committee of ono delegate from each
lodge represented was appointed to select from the
Convention permanent officers to preside over it's de-
iberatious which resulted in the unanimous choice
Of the Hon. Henry Soutbers of Pennsylvsnis Pres
ideIt and one Yce-Presldent from each delegation.
G. W. Dixie esq, Of Neg.iork and G. w. Wood
OF Philadelphs were appointed the Secretaries.
The following arc the names OF the Business Com
mittee: II. Watkins of NeW-IoTk, Curtis Guild of
Boetop Mr.. Thatcher Of 81. Louie j. G.. johnson Of
Kentucky, and Mr. Sloan of Maryland.
The Committee On Finance reported that ~, ,56J "
was distributed by the various lodges in the United
Stetes for charitable purposes during the year 1857.
The funds in tho Grand Treasurers hands at tho
CONNER ent of the present year was 81 ,596 %.
The different lodges in each State are well repre-.
aented there being about $50 delegates present, and
30 more foreign ones to arrive.
The meeting adjourned al p. m. until 10 g. %. -
morrow.
The Convention will be 10 session several days.
The utmost harmony prevailed in its deliberations 20
day. The hotels rapidly filing up with visiting
members from all parts Of the Union. Ii IL estimsted
there are from twelve to fifteen hundred strangers,
members, in the city.
grand procession Of the Order will take place
before the adjournment OF the Convention.
Great enthusiasm prevails amsng the Order.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

Z" itarh just.6es it, 10 form Constitusioh, WIN
Z" or without domesic Slavery, and be sdni''eo'
&C., &c.
Here is the nst. recogized Of slate 70
exclude or forbid Slavery; bu! where In the Dem
ccratc platform or the Democratic prscace 90 we
disco7er the rsnt Of Territory to do Noe
how cautiously bu. clearly this right |" ignoieo Ia
Buchsnsr's IL sIgu,A also.
V. We hold therefore, that The Aa1s Is
willfully deceivng its readers a. TO tee poHton OF
the leaders and conscience keepers OF Its party
tLAt these bave expressly condemned and repudi-
ated the application Of the PrDcPe of Popular
Sovereignty TO the Territories, lnd restricted Ie
application to States alone; 20 that the ola Noorasss
question, "Why should DO. citizens Of the United
States. who may have removed INTO the Ierrl-
tories, have the same power over the subject oi
Slavery that they undoubtedly possessed while
" they resided in the States ?" Is now turned
against the position Of tie Democratic party. 1t n
that party which row denies to the citizens Of
Territory all power over the existence OF Slavery
IN their midst; while We c0nterd that they haze
power TO terminate and forbid tin short
all The power that citizens of States rishtfaly have
The only difference is that the whole country,
through Congress, exercises re7isory power
over the legislation Of Territories while there is 10
such power 10 revise the legislation Of States.
VI Tie atlas assert that the Republicans ia
Congress, By supporting the Crittenden smendment
to the Lscompton bill, affirmatveiy sanctioned
and adopted it'--thst is, the 3sctrine Of Popular
Sovereignty" with regard TO the Territories. This
is precisely what they took care to guard sgsns. BY
unsrimou,Iy supporting Mr.. Giddings's proposition
that the Lecompton bill be rejected outright, which
was defeated by l37 to 0j. Thus oyeuuled, tbs
Republicans had no choice but to support the Crit
tenden Montgomery substitute or let,he Leccmqton
aboa nation be carried, through the votes Of those
who ultimately passed the EDgl,h bill.
VII. What tie Republicans did declare, by sup
porting the Crittenden Montgomery amendment
was their wish that the People of Kansas should
not have the Lecompton Slave Constitution forced
upon them in defiance Of their all but unanimous
adherence and protest. but that they should hare
chance to poe il dorm. That ia exactly what the
Crittenden amendment amounted to- and for that
reason the Republicans supported it-not as all
they could wish but the best they could get. The
Anas thoroughly understands this-wby attempt
to pervert it,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

nothing could more clearly indicate the great er-
tent to which Engli,h society and English politics
have of late cut loose from Ae old landmarks than
the ready concurrence of the British House of
Lore,-nlmost ss notorious a refuge and repre-
sentative of concentrated old fosyism as our
Urited States Sena.e-in the proposition to strike
from the English Church service the religious COM
uemoration of the gunpowder plot Of the martyr
dom, 90 called, Of Charles l of the restoration Of
Charles H., and tf the revolution Of 1859.
The triumph Of Prote estanilm over Popery, the
triumph of monarchy and the Church Of EDgaud
over republicanism and independency, the triumph
Of Parliament over the Crown, seyeraly COM
memcra,ed BY ttese four festvals no longer occupy
tts thought, or excite the feelings Of the English
pubh,. Irstead of being any longe. regarded as
matters Of present and operative interest, to be
kept constantly before the nation, the feeling is now
to wink out Of sight all reminders TIA! any such
pciI,s CT dfererce ever existed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
From Washington.

WA.HIyGroS, Monday, JAY ~, lo0,
Joseph c. G. Kennedy, ssq., hsvlos been aPpola.sa
By the President OF the United states 20 esry ous
&C. of Congress providing for the completion Oh .ns
NJ finished work of the Seventh Census, mas entsred
upon the performance OF hs eutes. with an aoe coips
OF sssistsnrs, and is busily engaged IN revng aoo
M pletrg the statistics Of manufactures, IN oider slN
the work may be presented to Congress at the COM
nercement Of the next session. . ~
These statistics taken under the direction o. Mr;
Kennedy and nearly completed when he was dsplsced
from cfce will when flashed present the most COM
nIsts and re.fecs exhibit of the condition OF tns
American n chsuic arts that has ever been prepared
TIese details have never been published, aud the IN
teres occasoned by their appearance viii not be !m
tied TO own country.
I, ia ascerta1ed from resbls source tha. about
vo wears sro trestes were made with certain Indians
Of Oregon and Washington Territories including those
WHO recently fought Col. Steptoe, ard when tae
Senate failed to ratiiy. This OMISSION has nad tne
effect of producing impression on the minds Oh THESE
Irdsrs the absence Of good faith on the part oi Inc
Government Ct the United S..tes. ,
Several weeks ago, when the rumored defeat OF Vol
S,sptoe reached this ety. the Indian Bureau prompt
iv cent out directions to the United States Indian
kcert 10 use all aysilsbe means at his dsposa tof
sueh an emergency, 20 check az once the further
srresd Of hosttes ard 10 prevent the COMMISSION Oh
outrages upon cur citizens.
Can't Longstreet Las been appointed by the + ssi'
der, Psymcs,er OF the Army IN place OF Dasnie' ais
missed. 49, H.
Gen. Burnett, Surveyor-Genersl OK Kansas, mss
made all his appointments, aud Will leave ior the Aei-
rltory this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
The Fire NJ LeaVenWOrttl.

Sr. LOUIS. July ~, lSS.
Additional dispatches from our Leaven worth cores
pordent, per L. S. Express Company, to Boonvule,
ay thai the largest losses sustained by the ire are
as follows: -, b..
Weaver Newland 5000; Insured for sl5oco in the Ena
Office, Hartford. 800.
stewart 4 Co, <l5cCO: insured for 5000
ssros L Bio sc 90 insured tor 5000.
DR.. Park, $500; insured foI 5000.
b. Loeb, $500 insured for Es,coO.
Paul Dexter, IS eco, urin sured.
L. r Smoot 5000; uninsured
Simon Cohen -; uninsured.
Drszier & Brother $500 uninsured
Davis Lu,ers IS Geo; u1in ruret
II. German. So 0Oo uninsured
Thomas Russel -; unirsureo.
Mr.. Calvert 5000; uninsured
Albert Fisher, &3 500; uninsured
A. H. McGhee, $500 ur insured
Carrier Mccormick, $1,000, uninsnrsd. .-oo
There are various smaller amounts ranging from sou
to - O0O which increase the total loss to
ON which there is s3j coo insurance, chiefly in Hart
ford offices.
The report that man and two boys were burned IN
the theater proved incorrect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

Irelard is at las. to have steamship line. An
issnd containing population of six or seven million
people, an integral part Of the Briti,h Empire, some
hundred miles nearer our shores than any other
portion Of Europe, seLdDs us tens of Thousands Of
emigrsrts annually and yet no determined, success,
ul tlan for sopnectiDg it By steam with this cour-
try las ever been made. At least eight serths of
the euterprisips, the moving the adventurous and
the emigrs,ipg clss.es in Great Britain who seek
the chores Of America for residence, come from
Irelsrd ard yet Ireland hss never had Inc ~
steamers. Since steamships have run to Bremen
Hamburg and Hsvre, large proportion Of G~nN
travellers and emigrants have crossed the Atlantic
BY steam in.tesd of ssil OF the millions Of bushels
Of bread..uas that 60 from this country to C-est
Britain, large portion gees to Ireland; and that
hT tie circutoys route Of St. Georges Chan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

The De Rviere- Bount scandal opened yesterday
with proofs of perjury sgaiLst John Huncke, the
landlord of the Napoleon Hotel at Ho5oken, and
showing the completely of Philip IL. Mulford, the
counsel of DE Riviere, in the plot. The perjury
consists in Hunckes swearing in his return to the
writ that be did not know with whom Miss Blount
left Hoboken, nor where she had gone, the return
being prepared by Mr.. Milford. The testimony
was that Miss Blount left Hoboken in carriage
with Huncke ard Mulford, and was conveyed by
them to EIzabethtown, where Mr. Mulford and
Miss Blount took the cars for Gloucester, n. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
cruisers and have thu, turned out total los 70
the adyerturer

cruisers and have thu, turned out total los 70
the adventuren.
rfour or Eve years p~. thsimPOrtasiOn Of slaves
rto Cuba has been greatly simulated b. the high
price of sugar. That high price, occssioned ey
accidental circumstarcss has already greatly de-
clred There is every reason to anticipate that 10
accordance with those periodical hlctassion' 10
which tie markets for colonial produce have ever
been subject, things may nov revert back to tie
position in which they stood ten or twelve yea''
sirce, when The importation Of slaves into CGos
slro,t cessed, merely from want OF demaod.
Blows struck ST the trade a. such q moment ~ll
tel efeciualy. WHAT greater or more Permsoen'
glory could Mr.. Buchanan crave for his Admins
trston than that Of having put final stop 20 the
.lave.i trade II would be glory peculiarly aP-
rropriate TO Pennsylsanian President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

tons, A as issss thsrsh, f eGeG Soo from hs sss
Hsr.fss usy fsd IN Opportunity q mscsAs you su ~
,r,oy cf the upsted stses In that case sesers uv
the hef; OF eKscns fu repsss'aon fof Ios % o,,ss.s
erdured g VII "ohCAQk !
". ". CoReoaAs. esq. :.
WAsHNGros, June u iaa
sp: AT the conclusion Of oonlurn.c.noe h,nded n
.. ,-o months since through your fr,end the H'o H.
~ :, ssyed u myself the rxh Of sxtcanf ePsstoa ~
,x.r hr he ouusss.I h,d endured Al ths time my As
~ ,,sJ sv \, oaicia position eoaos from my Gos,s
& -. ,ss liberated them snd hasten 20 ssy that 10 dss
hs unter invooa pretext the ts2er.t.on sn.es csss
- me- ,rsUre 70 have you dispoye these assertions sa1 ss
So, he s,isms winch shall oshesvss s'.sn apea ~
DeDA ~, ",
GILMORE uovss. Baltimore, Jane p, ita
s, Hsyrx ,,sertsy Inflicted upon you toe t5erny -
-,..l ir.nlt fee, II my duty ~ sppEise you tis sas
her until THURSDAY morning any ~ ~
sy .,e et 70 al ii1s-s TO INC r. DH ''N"oAvA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
THE CORCORAN AND MURUAGA AFFAIR."

hEwYoEg, July l6, 1883.
SIR: Although equally averss TO scsndal aud nc
toiieiy feel compelled BY he various contradictory
reports In circulation respecting my difficulty with Mr.
Ccreorsn submit you for pubson copies Of tho follow
Ing documents relating that affair The originals my
posse,sion. L. DE- nURUAGA
verbal from M &sis and w,s S,snss ~ Mi
MaIussA Mes sLd-ll .sd Bright on the part " Mr. Cor.
a1dsrned with view 70 satisfy Ne SoIor Of NJ Miruss
A.r announcing this refusal Me.s Sid, and Bshi iec-d
tn. Undermined replied ha. .Asa the Object Of lAer mission
th. duty .ie sosnanee same ra.trr BY ref
tsiion % oban the satisfaction they ccnyderd tse their
other haa, declared ia ,ir view absolutely To-
..esn. By The gnesI'.Fst waO .edneed in support sf,h'
shde! and Bright from sdhsEirg TO tte.r refusal -
wq.ang,er, D. C., Ara o. ls5s. SAM, "a Il wAs6' 6.S0
No II.
In spsne. with yoss 'sIs, ,ease:' made % 9.y w.
M MaI..s 2 aI corcos1ts si:s ntsmsn h.vias .i .
n. scrpisacs the ssraews. declined By the sad.
yoo und. which yer, opinion gate eona.gs but
which were net .on.sasIea % byyou- ! sLIDELL
To M.s,'' BENESo and WARD.
No III.
assured By bin hat ar Cslcea y pos.esssd o he
details Mess. saael scd Bdsht sri
bond esp.n 1 question @as
ref1Able written evidence in view which they still
opinion hs. ssscon should been refused By Mr..
Corcora to Mr.: Muuss On receiving from ~: slds the
sAnce efrree 70 above the underlined handed him tisr q
which tie following copy Mr. sce engaged . deliver the
said letter 20 NT. Corcofsn persoa. M DE bRlCEHO,
W. w. CoEcoEss, esq. SAN WARD.
NJ. w.
Appif 80 i25s.
Sra: had trusted Until thai ny iorbesnnce aid the
decsoy of ny proceedings wsuA hare 1t lees, Aro1A
srsrk of sererous Iespon.e.
IL this have been 5ssppoiasd bsz thsfeor. 70
tns:, a. has il psiyIes-< Is ~Asr commando ss-
spec sai r wAsa dssears toe esnIzoIs. seA chss,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

The Hartford Times thinks We characterize Mr.
Everett - "Washington's tcmb-bHlder" by way
Of reprosch. Surely not. We reproach Mr..
Everett not with building WashiDgton's tomb, but
with mutila:iDg and dis6gurins his character, by
leaving cut the testimony borne iu bis letters and
WI to tie wrong and mischief of Human Slavery.
We retIoach him in the spirit which said to the
conservative responsibilities Of an earlier day,
"Ye build me tombs Of the prophets, snd your
"fsttNs slew them"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
Tho Tribune for California

Will bs ready at 10 o'clock this morning. 1t
will contain the Money and Market Reports Marriages
and Deaths, and ali the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing Of the last steamer.
The Star of the West leaves to-day at o'clock
the Mails close at l o'clock. Single copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
NenlorkDailp Gribmlt1
TUESDAY, JULY 90, 1853.

To ADyERIIsERs.-A limited number Of advertise
mepts are taken in THT WEETLY + 'BUNE at the rate
Of 81 line This paper circrates among the active
AID enterpri.ing farmers Manufacturers and merch snts
throughout the Union to the extent Of nearly H1,OOO
copies every week, thus affordns an unequaled me-
diun for advertising. Advertisements for this week Q
ISSUE should be handed in to-day early tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
No News Of the Cable.

Sr. JoHs's, n. f., Mcsdsy, July ls, 1898.
This morning ths weather Is tins and eeA.' WIN :
westerly breeze. Nothing has been heaFd rom sa'
esgrsph fleet, or Of the steamers hanga'oo aoa A'A
now due CT Cape Race.
ST. JoHss, n. F., Monday, July ls-p' m.
We have as yet no tidDgs Of the telegraph nese OF
the steamers Asia or Kangaroo. The wea'hei '''iS!
has beer clear sat beautiful, with westerly "'nu'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
Of the Regatta at
NeW.HQyeu,

New. HAyEs, Conn, Monday, July 10, 1853.
Il was voted this evening" in Consequence Of the
drowning of young Mr.. Durham, q student Of Yale
College, we'll az q member of the Yale College Boat
Club, at Spring field Saturday 70 postpone the re-
gstta which to have come of in this city on Mon
day 10 future day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July -, 1853.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State Fves, S9l;
Reading Railroad, no saes; Morris Canal, 43i; Long
Island Railroad, III; Pennsylvania Railroad, All.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
The Canal Break

SCHENECTADY, Monday, July ls, 1853.
The repairs on the Canal break wero nesrly CON-
pleted this morning. when the bottom gave away.
Boats may pass tomorrow night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

WASHINGTON, July Is, ISIS.
The intelligence from San Francsco, of tie ens'
produced by the new gold diggiugs upon the ln'
mediate prosperity Of that city, And the state sss
.raDy is very gloomy. Beside the iosses IN rspc'
latiou and gold production. there are decided nse'
fs.,a,ou. slpesjy OF SERIOUS decas IL rcS csss's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

y Inspec.orh and Superintendent Of Marfess a. an an
mail est hundred dollars who shah render such
required BY the head OF the department. or
q 1hsre sa he clerk each Of the markc public
bets atty York. and deputy 70 the clerks Of
Washington and Fulton Markets respecuvcy each OF which
Markets shall perform such duties as now are.
herser by ordinance or resolution no conferred upon
10 The clerks Of shall respectively before entering
upon their office execute bond b the Comp
osler In Of thusaSd dollars, conditioned
fer The faithful performance of the duties OF their respective
'oHHces.
II The Clerk OF Washington h receive annual
saary 81 COO the Deruy Clerk OF Washington Market an
Of $780, the Clerk of Fulton Marset annual
salary % sa he Deputy Clerk OF Fulton Market an al naa
NJ IRE Clerks II Catsarne Essex Union, Jefferson Tomp
kns Sntar Markets shs each receive TIE OF
81 the Clerks Of Franklin and Gouverneur Markets the
sum OF 81 80 per day.
There shai he q bur In tie City Inspectors Depart
dsnominaed the Rureau of Weights and Measures
ell the pe~ers and receive compensation AZ nov oJ
law prescribed
and two seaiers of Weights ard Measures
shall be the duty OF said Inspectors OF Weights
and and Seatere OF Weghts and Measures IN
report the Corporation attorney the end place
nDseaed weights guage on balance for ire
purpose Of securing the sc enforcement OF the ordinance N
resti.e thereto.
& All for,oer and ordinance revolution the Gem
council inconst with this ordinance, are hereby re-
p.aed.
action of the next Board. Lost
Alderman TUCKER then moved to recomut the orcl-
nance, which also lost.
After passing Of the sections the whole matter
was laid tho table.
The Board passed upon some other matters and then
adjourned to meet AGAIN next Tuesday evening