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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
cnrRr cALENnAR-Tnn Day.

UyTTED STATES DISTRICT CoLRT.-Ihe eaIendnr
viii act be called seail.
sUPREME CoURr-GEsFEAL TERs.-Non-enume-
r.ra On September Catadsy. No. s. Enumerated h. Scpss
be1 Celendar: ~ o. i0 lo2 o io les vI. a. 81 0s
lVs 10 H. ll2, ils g. Il, "a, 100, a. ia H. l9s,
ll5l. nc -
SUPRKAE CoURT--CIKcrIT.-psrt Mos. POI
2iT 2f3 23oc 2s 2iil, 1901, e 2ilo 24i
ef29 2t3l. 24Si ef31. 2.t1 2fss. 2fiS ne. - -
KISGs COUNTY CIRCUIT CoUET.-NOs- ~, ~, SJ,
as, ss, %. 50. %, ~. n, %, "a. q, ~, p.
BRooKLYN CiTI CoUET.--Nos. q, ~, 70, 80, IL,
A. IS. Is. q. q L ~ q. g a. .. p. IS. -.
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and VAS TIE, az the Committee, and the Beard then
adjourned.
The members of the Common Council are requested
to meet at 10 o'clock this morning Thursday in the
chamber Of the Board Of COuncilmen. to proceed to
TauytowD and attend the funeral Of the Hon. Wash
ingtOu Irving.
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MARRIR ID.

ERLLS-sARINE-Ou Trspdsy Nov. % by tire Re-. fosiss
Arrta1e Mr. Haay B. Eells 70 Mise JSne Ana Ssae AZ Of
NeW-York City.
FogNER-yAS NORDEN.-On Meudsy evening. Nos. q, By
tie Rev " c. Mitels, Mr John r. Former 20 Miss Mary
Ehsabesh y A. Nosdsa, both Of ;tas city.
REEVE-GOLDsAITH-O Wednesday Nov. p, a New.
suso L L. q. ths resideace Ct the orides she ~ he
Re- Fra1ris A Hin Geo T. Reeve esq Of Jsncs7or L. L.
orIaeriy q Blooky., Mss Lbbie daugktsE q Cap
D,ufl SOidsuIl.h.
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Acr1nS rnp DanAass AeArssr TIE CRY RAILno.o

AcTIoS FOR DANCES AGAINST TIE Cry RAILROAD
fosPAy1-BernAd Day brought seton against the Cry
Railroad COMPANY arising out Of injuries
tanned The case tTial IA the City Court appears
that DuHy driving aoTse and cart the Fuion avenue
shout turning od the struck he cart broke H. snd Dut vas
throw out whereby h sustained fracture Of Of his legs
He chin. OOOO Tor the injuries Negligence IL attributed to
iks Raosd ploye- gkr the defendants have bEouga. WIT
1 l. Ill in rroxrFsx-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

ARREST OF A COUsTERFEITER.-Cornelius Hill, =
negro Wa arrested YESTERDAY Ia the sixth Precinct FOR passing
gogntere; Of th- Lsmbertve Bank, Newe.y on
John Kline the Of Unou avenue and sou;h oFts
street ID he was IN company with three who had
psed number ofthe bills Monday night. BE commit
ted for examination.
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

NEw FERRY SIIp.--The new bridge for the Peck
Slip Ferry at the foo: of South Eighth street L. D.,
completed and boats viii be run in the slip on Satur-
dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
NEW-Jk'RSEY ITEMS

RAmRoAD Snksh-UP.-NARRow Escape or Pas
srSoERs.- About 81 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ng, Morris and Essox passenger and freight train
was run into al the rove street crossings in Jersey
City, by New-York and Erie freight train, which re-
suited in considerable damage, but fortunately no per-
son was injured. The Morris and Essex train had
been brought 10 s.andstill in consequence Of loco
motive having been thrown of the track by switch
near the depot. The train consisted of number OF
freight ears and a passenger car at the rear.
signal light had been placed on the rear plat
form TO warn any approaching train of danger.
Shortly afterwarl the NewYork and Erie freight
train was discovered coming in at a rapid speed.
Warning given TO the passengers, who ran out Of
the car, and the train started forward The engi-
neer Of the Erie train, upon seeing the danger ahead
blew down the brakes but they then too near to
avoid collision The locomotive struck the passenger
car with emendous force, crushing il in. smashing up
the two freight in front Of it, and scattering about
the freight. The Erie locomotive thrown from the
track and before it could be stopped knocked over the
switch-house and telegraph pole. The cow-eateher
and front beam were broken and the engine other
wise damaged. Several trains were detained until
about O'Clock, when the track was cleared The &C.
cden appears to have occurred by the running Of the
New.York and Erie train at too high rate of speed,
and being heavy train, it could not be checked in
short distance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

decrease of 23s in comparison With the nunoer OF
last year. Aggregate receipts, including balance N
bank, jan L. STA $50 20. Disbursements, ineiuding
current expenses to Goth inst. s57 go Il, leaving
balance in bank Of sl6,S96 l9.
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tAdsestiseusni-l
PAR1IEs. WEDDINGS. PRIVATE BALLS. DC.

TAYLOR, Brosdxsy Rrsuknst, hsxinE tns E~tr
facilities Il thr city, fauish Rsffeshuerts ior weda4rs pax
tea. sa 49, a. a. ode-.se prices AZ other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
nrsPnrIsM nr THr NOISY PnxrR-S2l

pr fo- PTofsorshp ard puhc oce md . eeris ay
To- hard labor million Inheritance and PoorIou-e ce-S
Pa0IosEaFHyD OF IIcLxEs No sl5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
. CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY oF MUsIc.-The favorite opera OF " La
Sonnambula will be performed this evenir g, in which
Mile. Adena Patti viii sing the role of Amina, Sig
Brieno that of Eyino and Sig. Amodio that of Count
Rudolfo.
On Friday and Saturday combined farewell per-
Torrance will take place. The Huguenots' will be
performed on Friday night, and persons buying
reservedseat tickets for this entertainment will be
presented with cards of admission to the Matinee
Saturday.
David X. Jacques, esq, Member of Assembly elect
from this city, will deliver a lecture this evening,
before the Law Department Of the University, the
Practice in the Surrogate's Courts.
The Rev Mr.. Mnburn lectures tonight before the
Burchard Christian Association, in the Thirteenth
stree; Presbyterian Church. Subject: &" What Blind
Man saw in England"
The Present and Future OF Ireland viii be the theme
of lecture tonight Mozart Hall, by Col. Michael
Doheny.
The African Civilization Society viii hold public
meeting in the Rev. Dr. Wilson Seventh avenue Pres
byterian Church this evening.
BrILs HEAD.-The hopes of the droyers, as felt
and expressed TUESDAY that the Cattle marke; this
week would terminate as ii began, sunk to zero long
before night yesterday, and at the close all were sure
tina, the market taken altogether had proved any
better for owners than ii was a week ago. There is
not much doubt that good many Of them sold cattle
toward night on "Wednesday At s. to 81 head less
than they would cell them Tuesday noon. At near
sundown, there wero still good many unsold cattle
in tho yards and but little chance Of sales, except to
those who OF ly buy at very low rates. All day yes
terday the business dragged and sales appeared 10 be
effected only by extra exerions the par Of the cat
tie brokers, good many Of whom had bought their
stock and s,rove hard TO themselves from loss.
No market OF late has wound up harder for owners
than il did yesterday in FOrtyourth street. Very full
particulars may be read of the Transactions there by
reference 70 the regular cattle-msrket report.
COMMISSIONERS or ExIGSATI0s.-For want Of q
quorum this Board was unable TO ho.d meeting yes
4 r -s~raNf -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
U. s. DISTRICT CoURT-Nov 30.

NoTICE.--Notes Of issue for the December tern
must be with the CLERK before Friday Dec In orte
that they usy ais their proper places on the calendar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME coURT-cHAsBERs.-NOv. so.-BeSOrs Justice
MULLEN.

DECISIONS.
Irving I. Ballard ct al agt. Walter Fuller.-Moton
granted unless both witnesses be paid within wenyfour
hour-ihe practice this District being allow fees to parties
attending witnesses
In re Of CayinW. Howe, person Of unsound mind.
Order appointing Commssioper to inquire into the facts set
forth In the petition
Lavnia hammers agt Henry hammers ct al. Order
granted confirming report OF Referee appointing Receiver
In re of the application of the Washington flights
Congregational Church in Tenth The petition must be
addressed 20 Justice Of the CoUrt-not 10 the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
TAivruIcmeu;.

eeed and might il they would follow the right Pefss sss
male the oe,' Of their fscuities. foxLEK Wells No 20
BfOa4way, sks Physiological Exsaiasons with cess asJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
fAdTersfssxneufl

HAs from sSe BrO-tvsy 70 Ne so BrosavSy cor
Of Bee<kes-sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

TIE JERSEY CRY AND BERGEN HORSE RAILROAD.
AT the meeting of the jersey City Common Council
on Tuesday night the ordinance previously introduced
was adopted, granting the privilege to the Jersey City
and Bergen Horse Railroad Company to lay down
track in certain streets of the city.
The Company are prepared to proceed with the work
at once and intend breaking ground sometime next
week 1t is expected that the viii be running be-
fore the expiration Of three months The Company
have also charter to construct road from Jersey
CRY to Bergen Point. This road viii also be built at
the earliest possible moment Mr.. Merseles, who IS
one of the principal men in the new enterprise, states
that during the past six nths, ending November 20
there has been l9S,96 Dgers conveyed IN his ON
nibuses between Jersey I. y and Bergen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

COMMISSIONERS oP ExIGSATIos.-For want Of a
quorum this Board was unable to hold meeting yes
tcrday. The number Of emigrsnis arrived to the 3Oth
inst is "A, sos Number on Wards leland, 7ij, being
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lAdTsrtiseclsat
Ill.,. a n.l.I.. - IL. " I.ccI

sIEUr ud every yesr IL TIE Uriisd $40 lof
CkildTen Trcthng. Ea nssersas Bs4e u LEO
ha.e ard eeT.a1- oIy - eeEls t0s<,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The Rev. Mr.. Miburn lectures tonight before thu
Burchard Christian Association, in the Thirteenth
stree; Presbyterian Church. Subject: Z" What Blnc
Msn saw in England"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

For any sort Of Cough. Hoarseness, or any afiec-
ton Of the Throat Madsme POErEK. BAIsAs the best
edy offered 20 the public and the very PIC, heh Il
l. soid shcn!a induce every give Il trial q. e.
No medicine sold 10 such extent, whsresef ~
Known.
Price 70 cents bottle. Large bottles, 20 CENTS.
Hail. RUcxEI, Co, Proprie.crs, N. rs Green" i-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

SUIcBE.-0n Tuesday evening, an unknown nan
while crossing the river oue Of tho Houston street ferl
bosts from the bow a the hoet into the river and -
Ii supposed that he have been killed 1'
the ps3de-w heels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

FoUSD DEAD.-On Tuesday night, Officers MeCa
hin Shaw Of the Eighteenth Precirt found the dad DC
OF lying the sidewalk of srteeut
and Avenue g. The body sonseyed 20 belefu
Ho-pitsl, where inquest IVES held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

SOCIETY FOR TBE Kelley or WIDOWS ASD Or
FHAss OF MEDICAL MES.-Tbe annual meeting OF the
New-York Society for the Relief Of Widows and Or
pbans Of Medical Men was held al the College Of Ply
sieisns ard Surgeons corner OF Tweniythird street
and Fourth avenue, yesterday afternoon Dr. Isaac
Wood President, IN the Chair. The minutes OF sew
eral preceding meetings read and adopted. Five
gentlemen were proposed for membership. The So
cie,y then proceeded 70 elect officers for the ensuing
wear. as follows: President, DIR. james Anderson;
yice-Presidents. DR.. Henry ID. Bulkley, DR.. George
Cammarn, Dr. wu. DetmOd Treasurer, DR.. T. i.
Beadle; Managers, Drs. Isaac Wood, Oliver White,
s. T. Hubbard. Geo. T. Woodward Edw d Delafeli
John j. Crane. No other business being before the
Society, the meeting adjourned.
AKENTRsARY or The LAST REVOLUTIONS ~ POLAND
The twenty -ninih Anniversary OF the Polish Revo-
luton Of 1890 was celebrated on Tuesday evening by
the exes and engrants from that country resident "a
New-York, by public meeting at the Steuben House
No. 293 Bowery. Among the audience there WAS
fair representation Of females and children. The ha
was decorated with the red revolutionary hags, the
tri-colored flag Of Italy, and, prominent above sL
mammoth copy Of the stars and stripes At the upper
end of the room was large picture symbohcal OF the
downfall Of liberty in Poland, with the extirpatioa OF
the rebels of 1890 Scattered all parts o. the
room were inscriptions such as the following; " 20
land Nov. 90 1885," Italie, lSi9i' "Espagne,
1856" " Honerie, 1885, Pologne, lSjl;' France,
l7s9, 1880, 1915; "Ameriqne, l776 sc.
The platform was occupied by band OF music,
which reformed exclusively old national and patriotic
airs, such as the Marsees Hymn Julian Allen, esq,
was chosen President and speeches were made by
Messrs w. Kachanowski in Polish, j. koph in Ger
man, A. Rashewski in French, L. IrabOwski in En-
gsh sgnor Carroll in Italian and also IN English,
and Monsieur Lesene in French. The last speaker
applied the spirit of revolution and freedom TO negro
Slavery ana alluded in eloquent terms to the nobeness
Of John Brown chaFacterizing him true martyr Of
Freedom TIE President Mr. Allen, took occasion TO
remark that the meeting would not hold itself respons-
be for the remarks OF the last speaker inasmueh "a
this was meeting of str myers, and that II was not
their place to interfere with the rights Of Slavery IL
was their place look first TO the freedom of slaves in
Eurore lie Mr. Allen could embrace John Brown
az brother, but did not sympathze with the error
that he had committed.
The meeting adjourned at lOi O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

APAIR OF Observation-Disclosures Lounsbury and
Adelaide Oliver arrested East Newark and lodged IN
the Hudson County Jail Tuesday both them being charged
with hizamy They married short time since at Hudson
City by the Rev Dr. Taylor aud II subsequently, nspfed that
the had husband living Upon further inquiry was
foud That oupsbury also had wife living the State and the
parties accordingly arrested and committed for trial
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Advertisemeut.I .
Gro. SsUSDERss METALLIC TABLET RAIok
IAavertisementl

SrRoPIhis inmabe sr:ics may be obtained OF me ols
rnanuiscg-ers J. :. SArypEEs No. Asor House ana o.
the yarioa- agen,s throug hOGt the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

A QUARrETTE OF THHyEs.-John {. Donnelly
living corner Thir:eth street and Third
plains that l8O cash stolen from desk in his house
hursday nht and that be hs good q believe that tie
money was Hugh Reilly. Margaret Kelly Ann Burke
and Ann Mckee. II Reilly gained TO the
b. crawling through window after which he opened
the desk carried Of the money, dividing II oerwst wtR
the girls Hugh up 20 the Their snd the gil. say they
the money stolen when they received their share o.
the punder Justice Qusckeubush locked them ell for eE
animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

David X. Jacques, esq, Member of Assembly cleo
from this city, viii deliver lecture this evening
before the Law Department Of the University, ON The
Practice in the Surrogates Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The business of the Clearing Houss to-day wa
81, g9j eco. The Atlantic Cotton Mills have declared
q seni-annual dividend Of z cent payable Dec. 8.
The new Manufacturer ard Merchants Bank will
commence business LIST. Dec Il Is located in Droai-
way, near Princs-st. The ssst River Bank viii oe-
epy their new location, At No. go Broadway, on the
~ Dec. The American Railway Bureau Il now
opened ior business in (iebhards building, No. 10
Nassau ,tres See advertisement The Erie roads COW
doing very large Eastern business, employing fully
the fr.igh,ag capacity Of the equip&ge. There is
better supply Of short paper the raIket, and as the
hanks are rather disposed to contract the tins Of loss
the discoInt-houaes have better selection. The
scz.he.n taak hare b~cn reEittng considerable Inca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The Present and Future Of Ireland viii be the theme
of lecture tonight al Mozart Hall, by Col Michael
nohenv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

MAYORS vETo.-At the last meeting of the Jersey
City Common Council Mayor Gregory sent In veto Of the
resolution passed by the foard directing che Committee
Ferries and Whsryes the spes which were being
driven in the Bay south OF the city by the Morris Canal Com
many notion 10 The resolution he veto Wa lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

GRAYD LARcESY.-Yesterday morning, man
named James uen entered the occupied BY Frederick
Hedzs st No II Avenue A. where be broke open bureau
draw containing jewey Of the value o. % Hedge hearing
noise in hs ROOM went in found Cullen quietly seated In
chair assuming the airs OF drunken The artihce
wouldn't work however for Mr. Hedge called officer, and
had the knavo taken before Justice Brennan who locked him
10 answer the charge atteLnp at srsnd larceny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The African Civilization Society viii hold public
meeting in the Rev. Dr. Wilson Seventh avenue Pres
byterian Church this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

REAL EsrATF.-Tbe following GALES were made yes
terday by g. Bleecker Son Co: gore 10; 10th st.,
26G It. W. SHAW 2a155 S2S0 gore lot li6h-si ad'
Joining 25x00 II and So sfl5; 10 lots lethst adon.
nr 25xl0c s. each $500 l7ths trear Of
abovel together 6 sxOO II and IS 1885, lot 7ths st,
ADJOINING 25xl00ll S585; lots ll7thst sdJoinng,
2sIlOol EACH s555; full lot ard 10 adjoining various
sizes) lot opposite Mount Morris Park,
1918; / gore on n 6thsy. aud l6thst, Sd6K0l6,
500; lot llstht, 90 n. A, 25xlooll, SOL
lot li5hst (sd dining In rear 500 4story brick house
and lot No slG 6hay er6d5 SS25O tory brick house
sud lot No 8lg 6th-sy, % 9rG65 $3.50.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-14
FOR SALE.

10000 ACRES 4; Of Land q, in / Illinois OF
sing lmproved Farms and Y ~ i..As
Tothose having small farms In this section, thai
Will sell alta good price, would say sell, and go
where you can get large tract of land At q low
price and where you will have equally good mar
ALSO, 10, 600 Acres well selected Land
in Missouri, both the quality aud title Of which
Iwih guarantee. For sale or exchange CoT oth-
er property, on the most deaiEAble terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm Ia Clark
County, well Improved, will bO sold cheap, and
city property taken In partpayment.
ALSO, A fine lot on Ludlow st., between
tth aud 5th, 1is by 90 9Oft.--Alley baeh.
ALSO, Garden Lots of ! acres each. on
the River Road, near the city,
ALSO, A 3 story Brick business House, on
Jefferson, between Cd and Ath sta, and Adetirable
residence on Sth 81, bet. Main and LUDLOW
ALSO, Fine impoved Property IN miami
T. city, and"Dayton view,n IN tracts OF from 10
10 acres. All for sale CHEAP by Il -,--
CHAB. y. CLARKE,
feb2l Real EStAto Agent, olegg'a building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-14

THIS IRON is HEATED WITH AN AL.
eohol Lamp, which IL attached TO Il with a
hpIlng, which can be put on and taken of with
peaeure IL takes but 10 minutes 70 put The irnn IN
readiness lor work, Andit will remain 10 a. long A.
.Ial lfe9Slrea. The heat may DO regulated aa az.
srea Ihe irons are OF the usual wetghtb, and the
lamp no tnoumbrance, and It IL war; nted mot 10
soli the clothes: The heating huid win cost about
The self-healing Iron ts certainly one of thu
greatest inyenttonA Of the age and he ladies will
Ihank the inventor for hia skill In saving them a
Io.n,t.inH over stovei and those who bu the fuel
Will look upon him 40 benafaot0ro OF the pocket.
Eheae Stnoothlng Irons may be had at the Shoe
store OF \ huVlNGER, Third atreet, near thS
zen, snia or at the residence OF the Agent 50
W. q. CRurCHFIELD,
,.,,s-ou.,. Agentfor Montgomery County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-14
CIV CounciI Proceed.nrs.
CRY HALL, TUESDAY EVENING

CRY HALL, TUESDAY EVENING"
| September l9, 1852
| PreSeRt;--Mr. Bomberger in the chair; and
Messrs. Decker, Phillips, Bimm, Shank
kiersted, Gilliland, Boyle, Thomas, But2
and Lutz.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The committee on grades offered grade
on Monroe street, from Warren TO New
Brown street, which, on motion was adopt.
ed.
The ordinance requiring the statoning Of
| flag men on Commercial street, was called
up, and on motion Of Mr.. Phillips was laid
upon the table,
Proposals were read TO pave Bridge Street.
On motion Of Mr. Decker, they were referred
to committee Of three, in connection with
the City Engineer.
BY Mr.. Gilleland--R Resolved, That Henry
Tanning is hereby authorized to construct a
fire well on the side walk in from tot his prop.
erty, on Warren street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Kiersted-ResolUed, That the
Trustees Of the Third Ward are hereby al
lowed the discretion Of altering tho plan for
the improvement Of the crossing at the inter-
section Of Main and Third Streets, by making
proper and easy grade, instead Of building
a oulvert; the work to be done under the al.
reetion of the City Engineer. Adopted.
By Mr.. Butz-ResolUed, That the Street
Commissioner be authorized TO repair the
cuiyert on Warren street, over Seely's ditch.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Butz-Resolued, That several lots
on Buckeye street be curbed, guttered and
graveled for sidewalk, and that the Trus.
tees Of the Fifth Ward place the same under
contract, and take the property for pay.
By Mr.. ShRnk--RssolVed, That the prom
erty holders on the alley between Ludlow
and Wilkinson-sts., and End and 3d-sts, be
notified to repair the paving of the alley
Adopted.
The contractor for the grading and gray.
cling Of Wayne st hill having declined tho
work, il was Resolved, That the trustees of
the 9th and 9th Wards be authorized 10
contract with the next lowest bidder, Owen
Traner. Adopted.
By. Mr.. Lutz--R Resolved, That Catharine
Phillips, Frederick Keiser, and John g.
hench be notified 10 grade and gravel their
part OF the alley on the South aide Of Rich
ard street within 10 days; and il the work is
not done, the trustees Of the 9th Ward be
authorized to put it under contraction, the
contractors TO take the property for pay
ny Mr.. Phillips--ResolVed, That Jacob
Vlwine, Mr.. Davis, John Potter, Andrew
lump, James VanneT, and I. II, Phillips be
notified 10 curb aud gutter in front OF their
respective lots, work to DO done in 30 days,
under the direction Of the City Engineer
After passing bills Council adjourned.