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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

On s6h d 10 npe cores 3, 100 r. from 10th avenue;
FrW ~ 66 cent remain bend ana mortgage for
i6seeds contain the usual clause against nuisanoes
iAspropsr1y which part q he largest estate ia this
sy Id the first time brought into tne market may
Sdsrte means Of professional mani
:.s sns 70.
ri and also OF the spesuasor, who buys for large and
lAe .no s 20 slightly uniulang every lot may be I'm
proved The soil sAnay free from rock and q
srslns streets nom dat great horoushfar. o the
ssso = andr on he premises an appeaoo for which
rs made BY and granted to the Harlem Kiver Steamboat
Tbs locality cannot be surpassed for heahfuness and
o. he Sasy NORTH rG n and ss " I've
MIS- q Washington Heights are added the tasteful elegant
1ls p,s1ny q sss plSpssy o De hudson River s.
i A. 1ss n0i s 70 n su. sss
M III has also ibs adv .n,sge and plea
S. ,ssR nssa & $
.lSh has, been S:A Board:
G esny
stsr &. n.1is.ss q he % river
ne ana u s o. Ss %
1ous make The business locality of the upper half of New
These few act with The ceran progress of city
thai unjust A.s place IN ne value
some Lets CHE lower the price the greater the margin for
& :ap %sni cssn %:ss
rich the session Of real estate which, of all the invest
nens offers the greatest security and profit
river rsin from ruby s.ion a
hxlf psst A. n minutes alter IL. or oclrck
TAr street hour later Returning the train stops
n Tubby Hook minutes after 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ IS minutes
after and A minutes after .
zinc sue''' ne'1 On THUasDAY DEC n
Large sale of splendid Properly on the Eighth and Ninth
ayenres-l2h 18th l4h streets the Central Park
ON 8b ave fine Lots aud Cores on the west side OF the
ave including the w. Of l3th st., 12xOJ each
On s,h ave Lots comprising the entire west front OF
o. Oh ave. fine Lots the east Aide 81 this ave. ncut
~ dc 81 t. corner Of 18th ST. 252a<xiuO each. .
On lah I6 fine Lots and Cores, on the souh side OF the
res commencing ~ feet east from the 9th The
Los 26xlv0i EACH and the Cores vary from " 2x0Ol 70
Bs.~esn llith and 18th SITS, adjoining above. Cores
On lI2th st 2large cores n. g., 50 r. Il: 9Th ave-
On Ii2th st the north side OF the street,
uneneing 100 f. east from 9th av 2bxl0Ot II each
On l2h lots the north side OF the street, com
uepcmg 100 IT, est from 9Th sv.. irregular 10 size
on lth comprising the entire south front OF the
utreet be lween Sth and 9th avs, 251l0O. II each.
On lots and gore comprising the entire north
I'm rs lots and comprising the entire south
front Of the street between 6th and 9Th avs os 2sx0Ol
The 49 otB Of ground form triton OF the well
known Wood property OF the finest tracts in the city OF
New York This land hcent garden OF the right
Z, AIDE from obecsn common TO most large
dale use Ii commences two only from the Central
Park apd has magnificent fronts the Eighth avenue, in
sluding three corner lots .,,..,,,u1
particulars Of the above sales can be obtained
nj The Office Of the auctioneers No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

UCTioN NOTICES. 4 J.. BoGART, AUCTION
"A Monday, Dec 10 at IL o'clock the rooms
Furs consisting OF the entire OF wholesale dealer
Mink French sable mountain Marten, Fitch Marten Capes
Bab g. one Wlder Sale, &c. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

THOMAS J. MILLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Household Furniture ut anclion THOMAS j MI...hk
VIII sell at snotor, on Thursday, December % at clever
o'clock A. at No 1855 West Forty eighth street. between
Broadway and Eighth avenue the entire Furoure oonnec
~ SAD house, the property OF gentleman going abroad
ssng OF elegant black walnut Paor Suits tegere
French bedstseds marble TOP dressing Bureaus
Velvet Tapestry and Brussels Carpets together with
commence The sale will be positive Catalogues nov ready
at the Office Of the suconeer II Pine The house vii
be rented at a low figure ill May next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

WIN Writers. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. ON MON
w day, at O'Clock at 454 Canal street. geueel Fur
nare &C. Of large house; elegant tapestry three ply and
centre Tables dining and tea Tables china dinner and
seads hair and other Ms, feather Beds Sheets Ban
kets Spreads Bureaus Wardrobes dining kitche
Furniture Sofas rocking easy and other Chairs Stoves tn
gether th full assortment Of housekeeping articles which
must be sold 10 pay advances.
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ORCHARDS KINGsLANB. AUCTIONEER.
~ EXTENSIVE SALE

THO0. J. MILLER, AUCTlONnR.
fersmptury sAe Of private gallery 1t original nodsrn
rshngA studies and sngosag ~ entire sonss
The catalogue will embrace OF ~ works boDrv
sShea Including " three sslshrasea ptsres Which
The gold modal Of homer Ne great Rxbton q
PaSh 6eS rev offered fer sale h ssnssqueuss 81 - r.
moving hte the country that ~ tns may b wholly dovosd
sing December 20 1859 u he .sadsny Of Desixn Tenn
street. near Broadway. ~ eDrs collection soove anoOs
WHOM may ~ eASneraaed he Wieo and Foehsh vrRn
Primitive LIFE and 0sgseae and Companisns doing y If
LIDO ths tes paintings wb resolved Tho award Of ihs eo
neda Of honor ~ Ne great French Exhbion 10 1886 Fr
ts,scn Washington and his Family Mount vsraoa; II
Tired Of Phy Trs Italian Csass 6csnsry; Jsas
Arc N PRISON. tseeher with many sAsr bslsr
offered fer sale The ps.pros Will - view gratutoaa
ant time Of sale rnIn A. n antl NJ, and Tho hrse
evenings p<scsding he sale Catalogues may had q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

J. BLEECKER, AUO7IONEER.
LARGE SALE OF IMPORTED WINES

A. LARGE SALE OF IMPORTED WINES
LIQUORS sEGARS. FAMILY SOAP, xc., L.
a. y bLEkCKEh, IN 20. win ssn % Friday Dee.
~ il octck, At ber salesJ oom Ne Pine street. neay
sToas several Invoices Of hle imported Wines BTs.ds
CHAMPA0NE6
baskets kuirart 70 baske,s Pcnc IS baskets Piper Held
sleek 10 EchluDberger all hpe hph cast
LOhBAkDY WINES
casks Lake 1arda In double cssks in hand
hadohssS6 cases Howard March 20 Reserve and
Sounsde u cases Superior one dozen each sherres5o
quarter caska andoctaves od burden ssses old
Pale Port WDes60 quarter ts orted Feb lB6g IN
BEND 10 cases old 1872 Brandycome very ne Bran
dy, In demijohns. ~ ~ -
wHIsKEYS.
~ bb fine old Bourbon various brand Scotch and
Irish 0inl2 pipes Hollands ~ Of die quaiies
with many other liquors mot Also l6SUOO
gSrs imported and domestic Of various ch0i,e ss
70 boxes French family Soap Also Duryee Forsy plat
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RELIGIOUS NOTICRs.

nR. BELLOWS CHURCH PEW FOR SALE AT AUG.
~ hon-BENRY H: IEEDs co, at their ONCE y Mas.
sau street. Monday Dec 49, Pew No rs ost central sua
toni in All Souls church II win be sold 10 the highest bid
DER he owner leaving the country,
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RO0 AALA.

ENGINDg AND BOILERS FOR SALE OHEAP-EN.
~ gnes 75 so and 10 horse Boilers 10 IL rs and 80
horse Apply = the sce Of the Dry Deck Werks
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1 ,. BLEECKBR SON 90. WILL SELL. AT AUO
y tion. Al ~ cook, ut The Nerchanta kxeAaAga
ON TUEnDAy, DEC ~

a j. BLEECkER SON 90. WILL BELL AT Avn
~ tiOn, Al ~ ostock, ut The Nerchants' kxeAang&
On TUEnDAY, DEC ~,
Is NAoNlFlOkkT lat AND 0JRES
On SA svsnsc FA sDd Hon streets, vithsut sescrve
splendd lots th8 eAse aide 81 me avenue
front bstweea ll5ah and ll0sh ereee
ANs Tie corners are 1llxlO0 and ne esnsrs NxiVs
On 5 street. nne gore lot The ner sde 100 feet eas
hen "a avenue Size, 1913 and 25xiU0, IL AND ~
bs~sen ieh and Hob suest y hns g. sss ss1sed
avenue warp ing In szs from ~ SxeS 70 - Sxv feet
On 18th suee gore lots on Ne sousn sue O me street.
enue frtm 1baN o 05x22 feet .
, IlLh .treet fun lots tho south de Of he street 40
ssst go from The sth avenue, 2oxlOO II each.
a. liah street. 0'on the side the street
slDhg iAs above, and varying IN szc from 2sIluA6 y
on lah street. 10 gore he psrh sde Of The street.
near res nth avenue and adjoining Harlem Laae NJ hs
osrpsr seventh avenue AMI ll6h street. varying Ia size
1sn 2tSl y - Nxl2G
DoS b 100 feet wde and opened 70 the East river
1he beve property adjens the beautiful xruunds Of he
sWeodAsAe magnificent garden spot Of nne sell aud
geed gAdo The title OF the best new York having
Sesn Y ages IN ess Of old f.mliea The win
vAoutreserve. hxty per cent can remain ON bond and
maSigqo ~ three years desired.
~ ~ .fss On WEDNESDAY,, DEC. n. N.E
CHEAT HAl.E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Ey0R eAIAE-A BARGAIN AND ON EASY TERNS-A
manufacturing Business readily learned and sondus
d The article largely consuned and sells for cash OAp
al required $5.UOO Address box 76J Post once
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&N - @VO&D1s MHa
MORT0AGB 6ALK-CHAMBERG PAIIOuu.m
Thsrsdsy bsssnssr a. al II ssck Il ss der Ss.as a
snAaEe enc fourth u Ae ship GENOA her taske aVpue
furniture &s y. ORUkBIE Attorney ior nsrssssss
pAwrBROKERs eAIE.-A BUTTRRFIELD villa.
We 10 morrow hsrtay, II 10 o'ciocA, "a. corr
snmo. ana Brcems streets, uvercoas Frocks ,ais
ana vesis snk, delnine and merino resses Bets Quilts
H.nse % Boots shoes and booAs Aso gold aud save,
musical ens Guns fisios and
nuMeIous 70 nepusn BY order Of Q. Cohen llnconse
raSnoioser NJ B-fke Watches and Jewelry win be soil
PEREhPTORY AUCTION SALE OF sEAsONABLs
snS made cShinE piece Goods Ac.A CRlsfA
q hs .assroon Is bowery large sn Of Pilot Cot
feerehsn and Beaver Overooats cass,e,p
doess and sstne Pants in variety plush velvet,
AZ Ard saI vess piece goods comprising Brosdcoths Oss
noeskns Linnes &C. Abs lot OF ladies' chi
Sreps Shoes and Slippers sents Caters TIA
II MI EXTENSIVE SALE
Importers stock q y French r. and eermA.
FANCY GOODS T0Ys
CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
RICHARDS KIN a as1AsS. oS g. WIN sell a. ...s.a
ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Dec 20 and ~ 1859,
At 10 o'clock, at their salesroom.
1853 Broadway,
1900 lots French and German ancy Goods Toys &C. cen
pricing suitable for the holiday trade and n
worthy the attention 81 buyers
CHERIFF,s aALE OF EMBROIDERIEs LACE GOODS
- &c CHAMBERS 4 FAIR HID anciopoers VIII sci
on hoaday Dec 49, At O'Clock at their sslesroom l,3
pieces Book and Swiss nusin harseies 6spes Cosks
&C. JOHN KELLY, sheriG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

AZ p-WHO Has uOf HEARD or THE CELEBRATED
N Hadsae PRRWU1RRi Dks ~ been sunsa1tsd ~
n IT. and oAsr 49, IN eure sasaiAson. 6ha
ws r. hvaband Also hat Of Aer visitor. II you weh tat
i've her GALL d 81 THIRD avenue, above TWENTY ha street,
EAdiss - ssni: gentlemen y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

q CHRIHOPHBR grREKr.-hRs. =. RoEDRR TA
Il u assnisAduR and nsvsr falling ssrouologist seer
sed hAs ressned this sty and gvoa a
love afAirs ourneys sut dcuty In business Sers
friends Sickness 40 Mrs.. Roeder succeeds wnsn =" ~
fail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

. CHHmroPHIR s!KHEr-H YOU WISH 10 HAVE
- Aoumamnn cf AfHiru tfouuh LIE IN don't
Ii 70 consult Ma r. ROKDER ~ only kue ssex ard gtsA
Ady 81 inrmAH0A-ths knowledRe Of wA1h WI save yea
snesk 6uA avenueL
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gentlemen be accommodated with full partial Board
modern house. containing bath and hot and cold water
In The basement convenient for physician. Apply
att Clinton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

DoPULAR LECTURES BY DR. POWELL, ON THE
L Organ of Hearing on Tuesday evening Dec. 20. BY
Fluids Solids media WIG sonoroas Bodies
ReGecuon hchoes Whispering Galleries Force OF Sound.
DIVERSITY from Srnged
physology Range Of Hearing Insepsby sounds;
eject OF Peculiar Noises; connection with voice. ien
ing sudden Loud Sounds effect soldiers sailors In
nuence o. neafness on Disposition Voice Diseases the
Ear their History Is Deafness Incurable? Ought Chlda
Ear to be Cnred Cause Of Deafness Nervous Deafness
Noises In the Ear; Deafness from nattenou Of
beMing; MUSICIANS Hearing Trumpets &C. Commence at 6
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e1O O0O "A Cash BUSINESS FOR SALE THAT
YlV.UUO has cleared sos 700 the last SIX and
making money boury daily The prietor has a.oher
the place 70 be ssnyased Of a,s epprIny for ssybody
requires very le mental physical sxsrdon
conduct the concern and be Asn ted by person Of
ordinary completely the enterprise systemazsd
And es,sbsbsd 81 900 IL cash and The balance easy
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G,OR SALE IF APPLIED FOR INMEDIATELY-,THE
Stick FIXTURES and Coed WILL with three years' Lease
at low rent Of old and well established Millinery Store
doing gssd cash bsssss Satisfactory given
for selling. Apply q FARhELLI'S, 80 Atlantic street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

IL A "NatiOnal Singing Festival, ia nov
transporting in Baltimore, under the AUSPICES Of tbe
uermans On Monday, they had a march from
The New Assembly Rooms, their headouarte,s n
'he 'front.' Street Theatre, the place of bolding
'neir exercises. Two military mpanies preceded
lhe musical societies, and delegates from No,v
YORK, Philadelphia, Alexandria Cieorgctoyvp n
u, Harrisburg, Newark, n. j.. Richmopd wei
lngton, and Baltimore. Each society displavsd
e'her banner or flags, and the marshals rrope,Iv
decorated, and the members carrying appropriate
eiiDleh's' made AN imposing appearance. Over
one thousand men were in line which extended
aooul thfee iourths Of mile. Upon reaching
'FRONT.' street, the armed escort fled of and xa,r,d
the visitors as they entered the building rba
Siahd concert of the festival took place i'm the eve,
hlng, At the theatre. IL was considered ratbe, ,,
fortunate that heavy rain should have com
menced falling just about the time the audience
assembled Nevertheless, the audience co,np,isad
d' least one thousand persons, a large portion of
whom were ladies. AT * O'Clock, the curtain
arose, and the performance commenced NV IN.
singing Of chorus, entitled the Singers pr,v.,
L nc whole OF the programme was SUM- under IN,
direction OF Professor Charles Lenscho,y aud ,ho
concert was regarded one of the mos, s,cces.r'I
cf the season. To-day the convention ba,.
grand picnic at the grounds of the MARYLAND ST.,
Agricultural Society
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PERSONAL

Browns. ie"h'' is al
.'.' Hon. 7. +. Broechus, No, and Gen T.,ch
Tllghman, Md, are at the National
9 Hon. G. IL Larraber, OF Wis, is at the n
Browns. " '"uidhd, Is at
Capt *. w. johnson, L. = A. N.;o, TT
i nSdae and Hon w. b. Reed, Pa, are al wi.
,hrhe Spectator Of the 2sth nit ,pnor,oo.
at Fentcn's Hotel =" LONDON. lie is
xu.nnsi, oIeen, the reformed Dambl., >, Z, =
WaPpche county, Iowa He il nostr,..i 10 IN
os'onice, IL miles from O,tnn - .ne
BONNER has received the sio,v f,,,., m,
90, ~ A. " iIi ausnor has written 10, tha I
rance. case OF Life Insu-
'.-' On da that Hackett, the ,c,o,
been married TO young Iady not w., mas recently
teens, and will shortly depart with Re, OF her
Tor prolonged absence Europe,
The Davenport aowa) Democrat .,,.
omelsi letter from kossuth to Hunparian sni1t
a. tnat place has been received reouestinu bin, t
enc immediate steps towards EN- barkino for H.
hsY,, FROM the tenor Of the letter II won,d .nran
was engaged in raising an army
60, "a, ne New York correspondent of tba ;r,,,
III, mas-J Gszette, says: believe when = 1n.,
men, I'll Th we Were all alive with SickIes ercit.'
TAD oe,,i. ne 'ofy Is dead now. and that ne,so'
nn,Is,g, enjoying his cigar with :. any hne
hangsd ne Dad never been in dance, - h eian-
f,Iend. indeed. he ever was S Vi oeIh2
one of 49, MIN, few DAYS ago "A UsI,, Di MS
Delmopieo s splendid little dimes ,vhioh :,
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OFrIclkL.;. p,,.,,x,,,. Inn. oh. ~.


Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals viii
be received st this Department until Monday, the
t~enieth day Of June instant for the issue Of any
portion or the whole Of Eve millions Of dollars IN
ssury notes in exchange for the gold COINS 81 the
Unised States deposited With the Treasurer of the
United states. the Treasurer of the Mint al PhIls-
detPhia, the Treasurer Of the Branch Mint at New
Orleans, or the Assistant Tressurers st Boston,
New york, Charleston, or II. LOUIS, within one
week IRON the acceptance Of the proposals, under
the authority of the acts of Congress of sd Deoem
Der, 1857, and 81 March, lisa
SHch Treasury notes will he issued upon the re-
cept here Of certificates of deposit TO the credit OF
the Treasurer Of the United Stairs with either oi
those officers. They will he made payable to the
order Of such bidder bidders ~ shall agree ~
make such exchange st the lowest rate Of interest
not to exceed SIX per centum per annum, and will
carry such rate Of interest from the date OF the
thcate Of deposit The proposals must state the
rate OF interest without condition and without ref
ereBce to other bids, and no other fractional
rates than one fourth one half, three fourths o
one per centum. One per centum of the SUN Offered
to be exchanged must he deposits with one Of the
Treasury officers before mentioned, whose oerti6
cate Of such deposit must accompany each propose
security for ITS fulhlment nc the offer is not
cepted immediate direction vii! be given 10 return
such deposit Should any proposal be found incou
sistent with the acts of Congress- or this notice. i
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed nj
and inscribed on the outside cover, Proposals fo
Treasury Notes" They Will be opened at this De
partment at twelve o'clock m, of said twentieth
day Of Juno instant. HOWELL COBB,
je 10 dtJune2o Secretary Of the Tr' ssury.
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PAYING OFF THE CREW OF THE FRIGATE Min
NEsoTA AT BOsToN-The Boston Advertiser of
the nth inst, says:
The crew of the frigate Minnesota, numbering
ABOUT oVo, were paid of Yesterday, the amount re-
CURED being over Sl65, 600, in sums VARYING from
$40 to $500. The gates were closed and none
but those connected with the navy yard were al
lowed TO enter until the men were paid of The
crowds outside the walls was large. The streets
We're hanked with hacks and boarding house run
ners Several philanthropic individuals were in
side the yard, and as the sailors entered impaired
wise counsel and encouraging words to save them
crew as whole are noble set Of fellows John
bowles, one OF their number, lost the use of his
Iight hand In practising with the guns, and his
named George cunningham, now at the Chelsea
hospital, under treatment for an liberated leg
was presented with purse of 500 from the tire-
men S gang"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14
Book Notices.

From Messrs Blanchard & Mohun, "The Art
of Extempore Speaking hints for the pulpit,
the Senate, and the bar; by nj. Bantam, Vicar
General and Professor at the Sorbonne, &c, with
additions by member OF the New York bar
Charles Scribner, New York. This book not only
supplies desidsrufKni In the literature of the Ian.
guage, but ministers TO q need peculiarly existing
under our representative system of government
II should be at the hand of every public speaker,
both professional and political
From the same, g. Hours with My Pupil :" or,
Educational Addresses, &c.,-the young lady's
guide, and parents and teachers assistant by Mrs.
Lincoln Phelps, late principal of Patapsco Insti-
tute, Maryland, and author of 'Lincolns Botany -
&c; Charles Scribner, New York The object OF
this book is "to teach the principles of virtue and
Piety with the force Of truth and the eoquence of
sincerity''-to teach the women of our country
that there is something more worthy Of their i'm.
mortal destiny than the study Of modes of dress and
the etiquette Of fashionable society," and to instill
into their minds aspirations for a higher life
We have received from Messrs Taylor & Maui
ry, (who have the book for sale,) "Ancient Min
eralogy," or, an inquiry respecting prmeval
substances mentioned by the ancients, with occa.
sional remarks on the uses to which they were
applied; by n. +. Moore, LII. D.; Harper d
Brother, New York. A book indispensable TO
the modern geolOgist and metalurgist as well as
interesting to the general reader
Also from the same, The War of the Roses ',
or stories Of the struggle of York and Lancaster
by j. u. Edgar, author Of s'History for Bows >,
hc; Harper Brother, New York A book
which minutely traces, as this does, the thrilling
incidents of the sanguinary struggle Of the rival
houses OF York and Lancaster, from the pluc king
OF the Roses in the Temple Gardens, through a
period Of thirty years, to the destruction of Rich
ard the Third, Will of course be eagerly sough t
oy the student Of history, adult well juvenile
IL The PatapScofnterPrlse says that Texas
fever prevails i'll Howard county, and names a
number OF citizens who are about selling out and
removing to that State
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

a RESOLUTION to provide for the expenses of the
poor and workhOuse for the first quarter of 1859
and for other purposes
heSofcsd by the Board Of ALdsr,1s1 and Board NJ
common Council Of the Corporation Of Gsoyg.to,r1
Ihat the sum of five hundred and ninety. EIGHT
dolidfs ana twenty-three cents be- and the same is
hereby appropriated, to defray the expenses of the
poor and workhouse for the first quarter of Is5s.
payable to the order of the Trustees and to be by
them accounted for by proper vouchers
, heSo1red further, That from and after the first
udy VI apflI, le59, the accounts and vouchers Of
matter provided.
Resotred further, That II shall be the duty of the
trustees to render the said quarterly returns in az
coruahce win the forms herewith presented which
forms shall be filed by the Clerk of the Corrord-
ton for their guidance
hSSofred JETiheT, That the Superintendent is
nereDy required at the end Of each and every
month, from April, 1859, inclusive to furnish tn.
trustees with return in accordance with the
form herewith presented 10 be filed as above
showing the amount and kind of supplies for the
Hiohth, ana The average number of inmates; and
aiso' monthly statement, rs per form showing
from whence they are derived, which statement
snail snail accompany the Quarterly account of the
heSotred further, That no purchase be made
save on the written equisiton of the Trustees mr.
one OF the Board to be so authorized and then
only upon sealed bids from at least three Dersons
eNcept such miscellaneous articles as from the
nature OF the purchases, they may see fit specif-
caly 10 exclude by written authority 10 the Sup,r
intendent ~ WIZ S"f'i-
hesotred further, That all acts and parts Of acts
Inconsistent with the provisions hereof, be- and
the same are hereby, repealed
Approved May Z, 1859