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Board OF Aldermen.

This Board met Friday evening, President Mcspcdon
in the chair.
Alderman ADAMS offered aresoution requiring the Street
Commissioner to report 10 the Board the condition of all
the fire apparatus and the amount in by each
rany. Adopted.
resolution also adopted directing the Comptroller
TO advertise for proposals for house for Hose Company
No. l3.
THE LEVY.
Alderman BOo1E here announced that the Committee
Conference the tax levy would be ready to report
short time, and moved to take for fifteen minutes
Carried. A recess was then taken.
At Elk O'Clock the Board again met when the President
announced the report OF the Special Committee COME
the tax levy, which several items had been
altered There increase of $l35 900 for Metropo
tan Police arrearages $50 900 for completing the Battery
enlargement They have thrown out the appropriation Of
Sos, 900 for the old Reynolds oiia contract The commit
tee divide the City Inspector expenditures thus
Cleaning streets, &c. $500 900
removing ngnt soi $4,000
SohIpEencics. 1000
Cleaning markets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
For Superintendent OF Markets .............. 10000
Alter other business the Board adjourned to Monday
next,
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Board OF COuncilmen.

WEST WASHINGTON MARKET--THE DoS6AN AND
MONTGOMERY CHARTERS, ETC, ETC.
The Board met Friday evening, the President Chas
G, Cornell, presiding.
Among the petitions that were presented was one of
F. Blake and A. Woodruff relative 10 the Improvement Of
the Russ pavement in Broadway, which referred to
the Committee on Streets.
HE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET PROPERTY.
communication was received from his Honor the
Mayor in relation 10 the suit as 10 West Washington
market, which presented in the Board of Aldermen
Thursday In connection herew it'll the President sub
mtted resolution directing the counsel to the Corpora
ton " defend the tenants against whom suits may he
BROUGHT who Snd their stands by virtue Of grant from
the city, which was adopted.
The Special Committee Contested Seats were directed
report at the next meeting whether Mr. Frear is entitled
TO the seat claimed by Mr. McAdam.
Several reports Of committees were presented and laid
over
TIE coMrrRorrFp's OFFICE
The Board concurred with the Aldermen n appropriatng
5000 Tor rehttiDg the Comproler's Office.
THB DoNGAy AND MONTGOMERY CHARTERS.
They alec concurred IN recommending the appointment
of committee of Eve from each Board TO report what
necessary TO protect the rights and prvi-
eges Of the Mayor and Common Council granted by the
Dopean and Montgomery charters.
The Board then took OF half an hour, after
which the President called the Board to order and stated
that they took recess for the purpose of receiving the
levy from the Board Of Aldermen They laid the pa.
per the table and ordered II TO be printed in the
minutes.
Mr.. OrTARsoN moved that when the Board adjourn
il adjourn to meet the first Monday in March. He said
that there probability Of the tax levy coming t,
this Board till the end Of the month"; as he understood
several important alterations had been msde In IT,
After some further debate the resolution carried
by vote OF ID TO TO-
Mr. GILMORE offered resolution 10 rescnd n motion
directing the Contested Seats rcpor
at the meeting which was adopted, Mr. Frear voting
In favor Of himself.
resolution was then presented TO discharge the com.
mittee from the further consideration OF the question
Mr.. IAMBEKR asked the Of the resolution for his
reasons for presenting the motion
Mr.. ALIEN said that when he presented resolution di
rectBg the appointment Of Committee on Contested
Seats he that the democratic side Of the house did not
".S ~ ny az oo ,,, ~ ss r %o,r,sod
them Of man whom he believed entitled TO the seat
which Mr.. Frear occupied.
Mr.. LANBHR asked Mr.. Rhodes TO explain why he was
anxious to have the committee discharged. he (Mr
thought that the Chairman, Mr.. Rhodes, should have
the evidence both Sides instead Of wishing put
an end TO the matter.
Mr.. BrrTHI observed that these committees on CON
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tested seats amounted 70 nothing for they could not go
behind The returns Of the canvassers.
h OrTARsos replied by saying that the members OF the
Board we're the proper parties decide upon the
LEGATIONS Of It's members Mr. 0. called the attention Of
the President 10 the twenty rule Of the Bard
which provided that member interested in aqueston
she uld vote the question.
desultory debate then followed when the republican
members alleged that the democrats had sprung this
ton on them.
The President, Mr.. Cornell, vacated the CHAIR and in
neat speech dscountenanced the action Of his party
who were in the majority. BY dschargng the committee
act Of dscourtesy and injustice would be done the
minority and be hoped that the resolution would be laid
the table The motion then put and lost by large
vote; that II is probable the committee will be com
PEELED to report at the next meeting, and that they will
not attempt to spring trap on the minority for some
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Jngersoll,
COMMERCIAL SUITS LONG LITIGATEp

COMMERCIAL SUITS LONG LITlGATED.
FER. 1.-Hordce f. Day Cary Hocdrd G S,n2e'. and
oer-n these warmly litigated and important cases
voying vast commercial interests Judge Ingersoll de-
lvered elaborate opinion denying the motions in
functions The Court decided that the plaintiff had
right whatever to make USE or sell elastic woven india
rubber goodsbis right as icensee of Charles Goody
being restricted exclusively to the shrred
india rubber goods invented by Goodyear and described
his patent of March Q, 1874. The Court also decides
that the plaintiff Day, acquired right to woven
elastic goods under the instrument of May e. 1853 and
could not in any way interfere, by injunction other
wise, with any importers manufacturers dealers
less in reference 10 the shrred corrugated goods aud
cd 10.
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FURNITURE.


A SUIT OF BEAUTIFUL ENAMEL1ED CHAMBER
"A furniture from SIS and upwards Warir2oes mat
resses &c the old established manufacory U.s. brosdwAy
I'VE doors Keene theatre Parties should per
sprinf delivery Goods carefully packed for the country
NNAR1LED CHAMBBI SUITS OF fURN1TuRh, In
ali lors and styles Wholesale and retail ut prices from
~ a. wnrds WARREN WARD ri canal street Cold
r. an Spnur doom 60 Of Broadway
FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY.--AFAIR
value siysn ready money for furniture carpes books
kc Al is Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth sreea
vTOUsEHOLD rURNITURE wANTED-PARrIES DE-
III Of disposing Of their household furniture carpet
&c avoiding the inconvenience Of auction sale ind
customer good price, by addressing line 70 Jen
nipes Herald Office, saang whore II may be seen.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT OF
tbancery made 10 the matter of the estate Of Samuel
Holiness late Of Bengal In the service Of the honor
India Company deceased and In cause OF William
Harvey against Julia Ann Holmes widow the next of kin OF
Ssmucl Holmes Bengal in the East Indies who died
about the month OF April 1855 are by their solicitors
before 2Sh day February 1859, to and
their the chambers of the Master Of the Rolls In the
Rolls yard, Chancery lane London Engiaad In deau,
they win be perempory excluded from the benefit OF
said order Saturday the 9Th day Of March, 1852
occk the afternoon at the said chambers disappointed for
hearing and advocating upon the claims Dated this 10th day
OF November 1883 Gro. WHITING, Chief Clerk.
GRTGORYS, SKrRROW and R0WCLIFFE l Bedford
row London agents Tyson Hobson of Maryport Cum
berand, England, plaintiffs solicitors
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WATCHES, JEWELNY, ~.
A RIzONA PrARIs-wE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
"A made INTO bresspins earrne ring cress Iad s"as
OF these beautiful pearls all mounted IN nne gou
fourth price ordinary Ladies' DO not TAU 70 eau
and see them L. JACOBS co 33l broadway, Opposite
the Broadway theatre.
ANY PERSON HAVING A FINE HUNTING CASE
~o,d rcsch seo few diamond perfect sonse may near
Of y addressing H. X Horton Spring street fos
Office
(vALIFoRNIA DIAMONDS, EQuAh in ssr ,Ss mice
sns anrearanee 10 real Diamonds at one duarter 'ne Dr.
70 is had opy Of L. JACOBS CO. al Broadway opposite
~ broadway theatre. Sole depci IN New foFA
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COX HERE.-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS OF
all kinds for sale cheap new second hand from
100 horse power Those OF good articles bargain
would well call j. wYLIE IS Ganssvoort street. be-
tween Greenwich and Washington streets.
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TWO STORY FRAME COTTAGE FOR SALE IN BROOK.
l. lypContaining two parlors four bedrooms, front and
back and sub The house in excellent
OF lot 10 20 feet Prise $4OO when can re-
main mortgage. Address J. Greenwood, American
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A BRICK HOUSE ANp roUR LOTS FOR NorH1sG.

An acre of ground in the Ninth ward Brooklyn The
9on avenue viii be sold for 81 600 half
hk mousse 2sx36 three sories be built $4,000 when
bsas whole can be borrowed on mortgage the
acre w bring SOD EACH leaving the
cauon every way desirable and Wall street as
Fifueh street. Nev York Call al la6 Washneon street
Crooklyn between and II o'clock A. NJ
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CPORTING- CORNER OF BROADWAY AND FORTY.
- sixth street just imported and for SALE English black
and tan dog eight pounds weight For breed and beauty
challenge the world 70 beat Six Newfoundland
est in the city, five bull er!era six Scotch terriers settlers
Two pointers. All choice breeds kept expressly for stocks
Dogs boarded Al 81 per week. boarded and trained 81
week Pac ular attention paid the treatment aud of
diseases of all kinds No charge Gariene mango
cure Blk cents per bottle. Address II. Gardner of
Broadway and Forty sixth street.
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IRON sAFE.-A VERY SUPERIOR LARGE SIZE "a
by AZ inches inde) safe, containing sixty drawers Will be
sold low cosea will be changed into
a Canal
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DARE CHANCE FOR wATCHMAKERs AND JEWEL
II rs For sale, the fixtures of the Jewelry store, No. rs
Bowery, with lease OF Ga The gong into
wholesale business few days the Of offering this
chance.
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TIE HOUSE AND LOT NO. ll9 MERCER STREET
FOR sale or to lease Apply to A. W. BOLTON No.
90 $50 Broadway.
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WA4@G8 QR REAL 66lATBs
EOR SALE FOR REAsONABLE~ PRICEs-HOUsEs
Nos l3G 1888 10 and l42 East Twenty ninth street. be-
tween second and Third Avenues part OF the
can IsHan bond and mortgage for ave years Inquire Of
JAMES W. WHITE. 81 Liberty street. - n - r :
EoK SALE CHEAP-THE THREE STORY AND HIGH
~, 1 rs house with all the modern improvements
~ ~ nest uneth street Third Apply
ptmises oroi WM r. STAFFORD, at 62 William street.
k'oh SALE OR LEAsE-A LARGE COTTAGE AND rs
iou OF &Ionno fronting the East river. between Eighty
Wall street. rr' 7" A''fe" A"A"Hs %
OR SALE OR TRADE-ONE HUN RED ACRES
large and good buildings vines, and three Orchards Al
81 COO GO acres At Chatham 5000 9j do a Iens.:k
W. H. MELICK, 4O7 broadway.
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street. three stories 21 feet 'front.' 81 Deep lot lOO ID
perfect order with all the modern improvements s. 500
lot In perfect order Also 1876 West Twenty fourth street
Also o l9S West Twenty ninth street brown
first class Apply to N ROE and s. ID. WILSON, 200 varic
n
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INIGHTH avenue STORE AND DWELLING LEASE
II for sale. Inquire srRATTON BROS 443 Eighth ave

DOR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF NYACK ROCKLAND
IL county, the hotel known the York House, containing
forty and the best stand in the county two
miles from the terminus of the West Shore Railroad Apply 10
T. l. ROSS CO., W Pearl street, or AZARIAH ROSS,
Nyack,
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NOTICE.
NhE COPARTNERSHIP heretos,r, s,;.s;,. A.s,.-.
=. 'he undersigned under the style and Ann Of A.
.efoeesefs Co., wss this day dissolved by masuai ene
Martin having disposed Of bis iu,er,ss, Tho h...
only. " '"s wv" Ps1es"
A. u. MePHEETERS
HENRY GHlSElIN.
A J. w. MARTIN,
NOTICE.
'v~hE UNDERSIGNED have this dss formed Co.u,,s.
nessh'P under the style and firm Of
AcPheeters & Chiselis.
and will eontne the Wholesale Gruc<rv and Comm;s,;o.
Wharf ~~-' ""s
A. n. MePHEErERS.
HENRY 0AlSELlN.
to call attention to above notices and 10 spleis
continuance OF the favor extended to the old Rrm
we shall Keep awsys hard full aud we'll ssleesed
stock of all articles in The '
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
which We will sell the accommodating terms: and
all eonsienments Of Flour, UAeaf (br., tifios ksrci
o or other articles Of produce sh. have oa best and
MePHEETERS GHlsEl. n.
Wan Wills Wharf
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Cures Guaranteed.

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
II the last wear a new remedy for CANCER-purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless. Persons visiting him
will not be required anything until is effected
unless cases that have been rendered ncurabe At least
doubtful BY the of Mineral poisons He also treats
srua umors disease Of the throat rheumatism
affections. &C.
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest char
acter forwarded to any that may wish them.
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