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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

bl! 'A" : ,ss less feeble is the attempt
NOV asaIeslng to get up breeze in regard
to the sale of certain Missouri slaves fall
ing by inheritance in part to persons in
Franklin County in this State. In the
first place, if the case had been in reality
fragrant one of sacrificing principle to
cupidity, there would not, as we have
before remarked, be the slightest justice
or propriety in condemning the Republi
can party for the acts of few individuals
But the case is not even one of that char.
acter. We have the statement of Hon
Robert Goodenow of Pennington, who
was attorney for the parties and it shows
the following facts
The power of attorney gave me full power
to act for these heirs in all matters pertain
ing to their rights A s. lid dcceaseds estates,
with the power Of substitution. Under this
power of attorney, as well as before its exc
cution, had correspondence with eminent
legal gentlemen of Boonville, one of whom
was understood to be the guardian of two
other minor heirs of the said jeremiah Rice,
and also with the administrator, Mr.. Me-
Catcher. Understanding that portion of
said deceased's estate consisted of FIRE siares
at The request of the heirs here mho Signifedd
desire, If 1t could be DONE that the siarcs mght
be emdnnpdted, wrote requesting informa-
ton as to the laws of Missouri On that point
To the question proposed by me, " whether
it is in the power OF part OF the heirs to
emancipate slaves without toe consent Of the
other heirs, received the following reply
=. hare 10 say that Il cannot be doae If
all were adults and all Of them consentins,
-, =
way suited to their tastes In any event -
far as this case is concerned, the disposition
of the slaves as desired by some Of the hens
pould be utterly mpracttcaJ'e, as infants are
interested and incapable Of consentlu- to any
other disposition OF them than Is ialicatsd
by the laws"
In his reply he further says:
" BY the laws Of our State, (N5.) slaves
are regarded as personal property, and arr
subject tn be disposed of for the payment q
debts. Ii will not be nesessarv t. sell the
slaves belonging t. Rice estate fyr the pl1-
ment Of debts. as there are ample ;tss=,ts with
out them, but for the purposes of iistribu-
ton they will have TO be sold, Is ta9re are
too few to have partition Of them in kinl.
In June last went to BoousilIe, ard there
the administrator Paid over to M the amount
to which those | rrrresef ted werc en;it.a /
under an order for distributing portion Of
the estate made by the judge. for which |.
their attorney, gave tie administrator a
receipt.
OF the sum thus ordered t. be distributed
not one cent tcas from ne projects 81 tie s4te
Of the siaees, or from the real estate it was
from other sources, as stated by the admins
traitor.
1t seems then, after all. tina, the Frank
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, James Mosely of Ellsworth, in the
County of Hancock and State of Main, by his
mortgage deed, dated Nay 10Th. A. b. lsj2. and
recorded in Hancock Registry Book No. &c, pa,
5ls conveyed to John Black, late of sud Els
worth, certain lot Of land, situate in Ellsworth
aforesaid, described as follows, viz Bombed on
the North ty land occupied by Nathaaie Jordan,
Jr, on tho east and south by land unoccuPicd and
on the west by land Occupied by stephen y Jor-
dan, containing seventy acres more or less; and
whereas said mortgage has been assigned to me
and the condition therein contained has been
broken, claim to foreclosc the same, agrecably
to the statute in such cases made and provided,
and give this notice accordingly
WM. II. BLACK,
By A. F. DRISKwArER, his Atty.
Ellsworth, Aug. 30th, 1853. 80
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Mr.. Douglass copyrighted article in IIar-
per's, on Popular Sovereignty, has created
quite fernent among Washington polti-
clans. 1t is certainly novel id "A for a pol
,asss to dss sa epqs sn S Sa, po's
deny the fact, but he can make no reply. 1t
read it must buy number Of Harper, as
newspapers are prohibited from copying it..
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y lie d..

Trem,ut--Aas 9Th, Mr. James Kelley, aged
. years AMI Io months. He dlcd in the hope
If an eternal lie.
Caerrydslt--2t inst Nellie. only daus htar Of
{. and Harriet Adams aeed years.
New ,hlraa-jl,t ult, Mrs Louisa 4 Harding
wife Of Key. Jonathan L. Adams, aged 80 years.
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BALLOTS! BALLOTS |!

Send H your orders for Ballots
e1rly. Allorders filled 1.-THE short
est notice, at this Office.
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SETH W, F0wLE g. CO., Proprietors, Boston
FOR SALE
Everywhere, Everywhere, Everywhere,
Everywhere, Everywhere,
EyerYWh here.

For sale by c. G. PEcK, Ellsworth H. MEANS. surry
L. CHABrREE. Nh tn Hancock !; PARK PTARL, ] sd
ham JOHN STEVENS. Bluehill BESJ. REA, Sedgwick
EMsRsoS q Powers, oriand JosnrA Hoopsr, Castine
= IL PARKER. Bucksport WILLIAM J. EArEsoS, North
Castine az ty dealers e~rywhue.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosToS.-Ar Sept 9th, schrs Jane Patterson,
Hand, Baltimore; Fowsr, Paynor Philadelphia
Samuel Rotan, Candy, do; Colleen Eagle, Kelsey,
Newark; j c Harraden, Harraden, Goudsboro;
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ARoosTooS The Convention Of the sham
democracy Of Arlo2topk met at Presque Isle,
the SIN, endorsed the ADMINISTRATION, and
Tor Senator, Summer " whitney Of
Pressure Isle for County Treasurer, IhJs.
u ErLINur..
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Mo8E GalD. --Great excitement exists in
Nevada and EilJrLdI COUNTIES, California in
Consequence II the di.a4Tery Of new and tx
teaslya gid dissnss Oh Walkers river, east
lr sl.rrs NsYIdl..
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The fall trade has opened we'll in Boston
New York and Philadelphia.
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SPRING ELASTIC BEDs
.o II Su M M g r..

Never Sleep on Gathers in hot Weather.
The undersigned would respectfully announce to the peo
pie OF Hancock County, that they have purchased tn
exclusive right to make and sell Eot's improved Spring
Bed Bottoms this County and afford them cheaper
than before They are light durable, and can be
attached to any bedstead.
Specimens can be seen at the shop Of GEo. CUNNING
HAN, Ellsworth, where all orders will be filed.
GEO. CUNNINGHAM, 4 Co.
worth, May 80, 1883. i3tf
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At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within an for
the county of Hancock the first Wednesday Of Au
gnst, A b. 1853
4 NASA : EMERTON. Administrator q the estate Of
N Nathan L. EIdridss, Rte OF pclhlm in said puutv
deceased, having presented his account Of administration
upon said deceased's estate for pr bate;
ORDERED, That the sail Administrator give notice to all
persons urt sted, Is cuuI copy Of this order to be
publ shed three weeks succe,sveY in the Ellsworth Amer
ictn printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear Pro-
bate Court t. be held ~ Bgcksp5rt in sail county the
FIRST Wednesday Of September next, of the clock
the forenoon and hew cause, If any they have why the
same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true copy--Attest
5s54 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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The Wuite Mountains were capped with
snow On Monday last. Visitors who at
tempted the trip up NJ. Washington got IN
u q resi1n tIeeAIngly Mintrisl.
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Coy. Chase Of Ohio, said in a speech in
Ohio, that the Priest AMI the Legite who
passed by on the other side, leaving the man
who fell among thieves, were "DemocrAtlc
nun-int erYentl lni,ts.N
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MoIAssrs tho market was steady tD. qust Sales Of
90 bhds. Oaba clAyed were made .. PIT
NAVAL SToRss.-The market for spirits was irregular,
ard closed du Sales Of 100 10 200 bbls. made
DC. $780,, closing duh nj the INSIDE Dgure. Common
yosn was firm 81 rs each the spot and 10 arrve
100 oo's virgin rcsn were soh q. 30 25 and 200 No
Ons--The MARKET both NJ the East and here contln-
aes 70 be sustained and with demand for both crude
sperm and whale Inseed was heavy ana about L. per
gallon lower. SaleH 70 moderate extent of American
were made at 66c. &c.,, Of English NJ 84c Within
few days TO- 600 lbs palm oil have reported recently
arrived, at &c. Blk months. Sweet oil WAS in good de-
Dand, with sales Of 600 boxes, arrive at IS rs
50 81. Lard 0l was in fair request a. Doc 9bc and
tallow oil q. 1lc
PROVISIONS. closed heavy and with the turn of
the market in favor OF purchasers rho transactions
footed up about 0C0 bbls including ut ST. 40
SIT SO, clear at SO 75 and SIS 90 for prime Prime
at abon SIS $40 Sales Of 500 bbs of prime
reported buyers option sixty days, at $16 Beef
s'eady and IN fair with salas OF about 400 500
bbs including country prime At So SO 81 90, country
at IS so 50 So repacked mess at Sll SIS, and
extra at SIS rs SAT- Prime meas was held 1T $22 while
beef hams steady with sales Of 500 bbs reported at
SIT days. In cut meats sales OF 250 hhds
ported al &C. Ike for shoulders and at Sxc 91ac.
os hams LARD was irm, with sales OF about 600 zoe
bbls and sierces at i2c. l24c Butter heavy at
2cc; Ohio at 12c lsc. Old cheese 0at OF mar
ket, ana new xas selling moderately at &c. &C.
RCE.-Sales Of l60 casks were made at 4Ac. O. &c.
SUGARS The maj ket was steady, while the sales en-
brsced about 200 800 hhds. included in which
462 hhos. New Orleans, sold BY auction, at 5kc 7Mc
which was considered good sale and the remainder
braced chiefly Cubas, within the range OF 5c. 61sc.
Tc. and 90 hhds. Porto RICO at 71sc. NJ
WHIsKEY duh and easer with sales Of 800 bbls. at
q 1.c. O CSC,
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I'm Canadian -four sales Of moment were reported
Southern brands less active and buoyant while the
sales embraced about 200 bols closing within the range
OF the above quotations. Rye flour heavy al quota
tons Corn meal was inactive while prices without
change Of moment. Wheat was heavy for common and
els included IN which were 10 900 bushels good Western
winter red at 81 IS, white Maryland At 81 co. white
Kentucky French wheat) and white Georgia at o. t.
Corn closed heavy with sales OF about Is 900 bushels
cluonR Missouri mixed at 9lc, with few no purcha
sers at the close above &c., white Southern sold 9c
Sc, and choice yellow at 92c 94c Rye unchaug
ed wnh small sales Of prime from store reported H.
were dun at SIC. SAC. for jersey 54c &c. for Sate
and SIC. o &c. for Western and Canadian.
CoFfEE-Ihe sales embraced 2,666 bags Rio, per bark
johanna Eotse, Al 10Tc exshp, and 1000 bags qua
y ditto at 1oxc. 121lc.; average, 26c. go ditto
Maricabo, 1lHc. l2c and $50 Lagrayra, 12hc. The
$50 Of the above of choice quality ana SOFA
t12c
COrroS The market was unchanged while sales were
limited TO about 200 800 bales in lots; msrchars had
scarcely bad tVe TO fully examine their advices oeore
the meeting Of Change.
FRncrrs.-To Liverpool, 300 bbls pork were engaged
At H. 3D., so hdds tacw at los SO do sorlders a. los
TO Glasgow about loo packages grease butter were taken
Hay was in moderate request at COG. zoe. for
shipping.
hon The market was nrmer, With email sales q. s25
$40 at months.
aofs were dull and few see M sking EXCEPT Of retail
Character About 100 bales Of old repsrted sold
speculation.
iEADtierman was last sold at 5Hc AMI sors spauisn
Of Ic The marke, cIosed with mora frnness.
l.B was ess active and beyond gaes of Spr1p,p
hock4ani a. o5c., out LITTLE was DONE
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Nay %, 1850

BrEw CATTLE.
Consequent upon very material falling of in the re
cepss during the past week. also the marked superb
GRITTY Of the offerings those Of last week. there pre-
vailed unusually active demand both Tuesday To-
DAY, and brokers were thereby enabled 70 obtain an
advance on las. Wednesdays prices Of half TO one cent
pound on all descriptions The supply consisted almost
wholly or FIRST class cattle, which sold readily at l2c
per pound, and in instances higher
Obtained. Only few cattle were Sold under lilo.
per pound. ana the average price did not fall much
short Of 12c. The offerings were mach better than
have seen ySrded for a considerable time and
scarcely remember to have noticed 80 few poor
medium sized steer, fed in Illinois, and bought at 1870
per pound by Sixth avenue butcher. He weighed in
The yard 2l4 pounds, and was OF the prmest on
SALE The receipts are coming in mainly by the HUDSON
River Railroad via Albany, the Erie Railroad have
ing refused TO convey The offerings at the present ruin
ousy low rates. The Illinois cattle were all very fue
and we're sold readily at outside quotations. while
SALE The total number sale Anetons for the week
as head and at all the yards 1856 head against
1894 head last week. About half Of the receipts at the
Washington yard were sold Tuesday, in consequence
Of which the attendance TO day very sln though
the entire stock was early disposed Of.
Al Bergen Hill on Monday there were sold only 100
head, being about all that ofered-there having ar
brings a the cattle 10 market which offered at
Bergen Hill yards.
At BrownDgs the demand was fair and the prices real
lied did not vary materially from quotations.
At Chsmberins and 0Brien's there were offered but
small number, and prices ranged from l0c to No, and
In some cases i2c. per pouBd.
The total receipts at ali the yards for the week and last
unAlv fall
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fht<bAf nay 100 +. NJ
The arrival Of the Asia u, this port places u posses
sion Of london files 70 the 14th. TIE political news
meager, the only ems which Influenced the markets nav
ing been the resignation OF Court Bro, rumor Of a,
insurrectlon in Turkey, and ramr that a change c.
ministry unfayorsble 70 the French had taken place a;
Berlin The latter story decline N the taalF
both French and English consos, which touched s.H o.
the morning Of 18Th closed that day a, sl * ami the
Rentee At 81 and 90 60 decline OF since the dsy pre-
vious On the 14th oonsos higher clos.ng
The London money market was quoted feversb, VI.
as active demand for money a. hal previously exsed
The drain Of gold from the bank had apparenuy been
checked but all the arrivals from this country and Aas
xea taken for the Continent TIE bank of EueAnd
had lost slo4 ,l67 during the weckqui,e small decline
the Bank OF France 81 900 during the month TIE
prospect Of further advance in The rate Of discount a,
the bank was very slender Cotton was loser uAa b.
at arrival, being only about &c. higher than by The
Canada Breadsufs steady q. the prices reported
by the City OF Baltimore.
The return from the Bank Of Eagans for the we,k sd
ing Nay gives the following results, wbe- compared
With the previous week -
Public deposits. "a ss7 $50 Decrease ssoo s2s
Other deposits II, 1877 1882 Increase 10 "a
Rest. 3,2os,e2s Increase xoISo
On the other side OF the account
Govt securities Ell ls2a7e p.o,evs sss,l.a
OIucr oeNV.ss'...ss.. ISL $40
Notes unemppd. e,o56,os5 fpcreasc. 2ss.8
The amount Of hotes 10 circulation f2i s2l seo being
decrease Of fS33 $685. and the stock o. bullion IN boh
departments xI7 CAT 3l3, showing decrease OF EiOs
167 when compared with tne preceding return.
VIII regard to American securities Messrs D. Bell soa
& Co. report az follows
During the past week the market for American no
crnes has been much atsadier and there has been fair
amount o, bus transacted both In state and railway
bonds, az our quotations.
United g.atep n aav rapso
10. 20. per csDls, 1874 e3< 93Z
AlapIrs PER cent?. ..........,.,........7 rs n
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ORE OF THE CUBAN FnlBUsTrRs-Ines J. Prize
90 one of the unfortunate expedition ats Who had bloody
designs upon the island @ cubt, drif;ed past sad
huAly landed In Hayti, writes letter HE uncle in
which be states that they in strange city port au
Prince Eayt), where everybody looks upon them vita
.ueiaon where the population negro lbs language
foreign asd destitute Of clothing and pevisons we
rneap 70 purchase these necessares Of life Everything
- wretcDea and The young would seem - be he
fephs Of despsr, Re threatens hy cwr e reeas ne
inpcie stnde for nm.
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Ny. penaJessn and Our PArsgu"yan Cor
respondent.
IN -.r EDITOR or THE HERALD.

| N ,sU EDITOR THE HERALD
| WASHINGTON, May IS, 1859.
Since arriving in the United states, my attenton mas
been sed 70 communication addressed W your journal
by Mr. Pense,on, of Virginia, in which your Paraguay
pondent seems have been honored with abuse
as vruens az IL is undeserved The letter found way
into columns OF the HERALD in consequence OF
respon5esce from Asuncon. published IN the paper
the 2sih OF February, by which correspondence Mr.
Peudem feels himself soroly xggrieved Had wrongfuly
Entertaining the highest respect
minister 70 the Argentine Confederation, the beneficial
fruits OF whose mission have there witnessed, 1t certainty
Is misfortune 70 have ;ited through truthful
pnyarDshed account Of negotiations with President
lopez 50 much evaporation on ms part Ana certainly,
we're SO Inclined, might forget that respect and
reply With as hot words and AZ harsh terms as have
been sssaied refrain from that because am
persuaded that even Mr.. Pendeton himself win soften
tnose sudden asperLes OF feeling which dictated his in
discreet letter, and recognise your correspondent as BET
Ter informed and more respectable perhaps than he
hrst mag ned beg 10 assure hin that your
poDdent was too familiar With the subject upon which be
treated 70 be led into gross error, though MS
ncaion should have been prepared in hssSe and
unoer difficult circumstances, and that he, moreover mas.
construed the meaning OF . certain sentence
In the fust place. trust that fault sl be found
constitutional name OF the country scarcely occnrs at
all, in the Pendleton treaty. l SHOULD TANK
that me author OF the treaty would prefer TO
pass that over in silence. The treaty raihea
ana bnr Pendleton declares that your correspondent
charged him with its failure. The idea absurd
wonder that any thing my letter could have ever been
tortured n,o such Gaming imagine that the follow
is the unfortunate sentence for which my production
rs 10 he styled singular for s ignorance and self
" veracous scrioe":--
II Nas evident that the Paraguayan government had
gained courage and nsolence from the ndecson and iu
DecIity Of certain commander Of the Brazil squadron
ana an even less credltable representative at Bueno
Ayres."
trust that when Mr. Pendleton Is assured that the SEN
tence refers sense TO himself he will feel that his
haste was nconsderate and your correspondent. abused
without Justification
consider Mr. Pepdetcn's treaty to have been At the
TINA for n hiUhlv Crad nd haeo
Judge Bown succeeded in securing greater
advantages, ! see in that disparsgement
70 the hrst negotiation With respect TO the Intervening
nission imagine that Mr.. Pendeton himself will agree
with me that disaraceful, and that consequently
characterized IL in no improper manner.
II will be seen, therefore, that only imaginary
"accuser," and refrain from further explanation
beng as little inclined Mr. Pendleton to "fgure in the
newspapers in this way.
YOUR PARAGUAY CORRESPONDENT
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

m. Res,s Ne. ssi egeniag- Alderman potk 10 II
-.
shsH
VIE sry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nr on m
TosrSs A., sxp ny I,a a.sosL.
Alderman bots moved NE saFpenson o. TIE rules
.,s., 4, p,e,eu, o.. so,,.lpx repor,,-
49,. ... ~ ss ~. - al ~ ta.ts "a Fs- ses.inJ
ssss,, % SnS'f o-s "' -'- d nay
Wy h~ss o.. :, ~. sppnIIsee ;sesr re-
ss, :. en- ne no o. = . sser ,a,, ,nlrsv
- ~ a. ~ ~ ,e-sr q spp ap,msni y eoaisrsf "a ne
s-ss ~ ~ sssss sd o me sp''H'AsH no con
" . DO so,l s.ses ~ eos, 'sh
-ue vsss - - a s .,Tsry ysrs pnsstce Of naoa
sss,,rS%sst -. -. nj, Homo, m. v.vor
h.,ss ssssss * a ss. IL saarsy
Is 's ssr ssss: s,ss = so iSs
ssoemsed " zoe nay" WIN 'o' ~'" $50 '
S ,ss spsasse . cce.ysos Is he ,ss nsniasie
ssis ae 10000. uo,s. pr..,,,r,,,.n,
xvee 10 sAe ssso Snth 49, y. ~ ~ ny p"w ~
isspsserto nas. sgses,nss's .ss % sss .-.i.s h-s
bees 90 einefsaiy 80 80 s y. =, :, 49,
sessse WIN AAi rsisee . :. Iss ss..sr 40 shall have
Poser ~ snd si1 &c -'" SUI 0'S-' o. ene senate %
s After lasssAss th.i he whole prrpe. Of The
Esy.rInenl pas Zen Wa ,ae ns ,-en - oit-n az
ssn aEesdsd sysn .er ibs f,es,tsnt has made
ben And 70. see ss ossn Isi -nd nsen saerc'sed ~
treat .La thsl shsE po.er ~as no. u
sgpoI imess, c's t nsee Eerss " g''ns "c'nsen."
9.aI he Sl.s ,s, 10 s ~. shan
maze resnes ENss 70 IN senAs me poser Of savsng
se,er. eaya - ss, - 49, son,sen.f
sash q necessity. have DE sane eoasi-s-lon,
hs yie. presented ~ he conmrssc entirely over
ne psassa He' s ss%s De
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY May 25-6P NJ.
AsBIs.Snah rales were made at 51Sc for pots, and
SIC. for pearls.
BRRApsTUFys -Flour-The market opened heavy 1t pre-
vious quotations, with limited sales, but became more
steady towards the Close with better inquiry from
the trade. TIE transactions embraced about 1900
5000 bbs within about the range of following QUO
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n. l. A B0OLE,
N. TUOuEY,
h W. GENET,
JOHN 8. BRADY,
hsfss On a - ~

Alderman Sn presented resolution 70 the elect that
ne Comptroller be requested 70 communicate TO this
Beard by what authority the lease OF Caste Garden
peaeYved pubic sale at the sale ofcorporaon leases
ndyeY tised, In which il not included.
resolution adopted appropratpg the sum OF $500
- deffay Of receiving and entertaining dele
= this city for the purpose OF inspecting public
institutions
The petition Of jamin F. Piucney fo- permission 10
erect an iron bel TO and lookout the triangular
pece of land and southern extremity Of the PARK
expense, was referred TO the Committee On Lands and
Places.
Aproposa was received from j. ". Bueh and G. f. Wi
rants rsr cleaning for i've years Of
$3OO00O per annum and referred " the Secal Commit
See.
The report OF the Joint Committee Accounts, with
ordinance relative 10 the expenditures OF department
was called up BY Alderman STEPHENS, and adopted.
The petition Of Field Merritt ana ohers for the proposed
extehson Of Church street and the widening OF Trinity
place Fulton street Battery place received
and referred 70 the Committee Streets
Adjourned to Monday next az O'Clock.