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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

The OBsERvAroRY.-The officers attached to
the United States Naval Observatory are
Superintendent, Com. NJ. Z. Maury; Lieuten-
ants, Z. q. Parrott, J. J. Guthrie, III. S. New
comb, L. I. Houston, II. l.. May; Professors
A. q Pendleton, NJ. II. Yarnall, J. Major, j
:. Hubbard, and A. w. Lawrence; Assistant
Astronomer, - FurguSon; Captains Clerk,
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APPoINrED.-The President has appointed
VIM. Ledyard Ellsworth Of New York, Consul
to Cyprus, and james W. Quingle. of Pennsyl.
rania, Consul to Antwerp.
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e hREWARD-Stulenu stIayed AWAY from The
tpr premises Of the .uhscriher, on Tues ~
day. April Sih, n dark hsy MARE. nf small IN
size, with three whIte feet, blind ia one eve ga
sI4ft man and large white spot ia her foreh. al
and sore back. The above reward will Is maid n
returned 10 corner of NJ and 2Ist SIS.
aple-3t" las KENNEnN
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A. GREEN. Anct.
,p By s IiG; MeGILRES GO; Aue,,"nseEs.

by j. q. Mc6llRE 4 CO, Auc'iuneers
TRGSTEE'S SALE OF VAITABLET\IN
Il trKovED PKoPERrY.-By virtue az a deed q
trust recorded ln lsIber j. A. =, No. as fios 5ss
81 seq. the subscriber Will sell, ~ public AOction
the following described property an Washington
city, viz:
At II o'clock ~, on TUESDAY. Mas 2th IR
front Of the premises. Lot numbered 4 in SaunTo
go. frontlng ~ feet inches south g street ha
tween th and 9Th streets cast running hack VI fseg
TO n alley.
ttr ,et east between south aud streets, running
back 81 & ct ~ inches
At O'Clock p. M, on the premises, Lots Nos g. 4
:, 6. Z. B. q and lr ga Square No al6 being the an
tire western halt 81 said Square.
The whole of Square No qr1. This square has
been under cultivation for many years and Is very
productive.
Terms: One-third cash the resilne in and Il
months, IN qual Instam sHts, hearing interest FROM
the day Ofsae, and secured 10y deed Oftrnst on the
premises.
Al conveyancing 81 the cost ofthe purchaser
RlCHD. HENRY HENDERSON, Trustee
ap lS-eoNds J. G. MctiI- II a Co. Ancfs
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REruRNED.-Major ii. C. Williams has re-
turned from his visit to Western Texas and FL
Paso, New Mexico. lie has fully accomplished
the object of his mission, and all the seeds and
cuttings forwarded by him to the U. s. Patent
Office are now growing finely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20
by ]. G. MCGUIRE & co, Auctoneers.

EXCEi.I.ENT FURNiTURE AND HOUSE
- EEtpiNS ErFtcTs AT PUBIIc SALE On TT rs
house recently occupied 10y Judge Loring. on I 81.
n NOR ~, lSn ana u streets Tss we shsI
Excellent Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by Knsbs
snit Of w alnut Carved Crimson Damask covered
Parlor Furniture, consisting If large Sofa. two
Lounges. two Arm Chairs, two Fancy Chairs.
one Swing and four Side Chairs,
Lace Curtains, Cornice. &c.,
Rosewo1 s Ma: bic top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Elegant Oval French Plate Mirror' 0"'"A'
Walnut Whatn"i; EngIsyinEs and Paintings,
A ahaster Vases and Urns, Mantel OnIaneuts
Velvet B'pssels and Three ply Carpets through
Straw Msttlns. Oicloth. Rugs,
ExcelleEt Walnut i.ihLary Shelves, Desks,
Walnut Extension Dining rsbiS, lounge. 0rh'tore'
Marbir-t"P SIdeboard. DINING Chairs,
China, Glass aud CruckarN Ware,
Silver plated Casters, Tea Set, Baskets, Walters
Walnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind and French
Superior Hair and IIusk Mattresses,
Feather BolstersaYd Pillows, Blankets,
Comforts, CouBterpanss Sheetins,
cSsse 1f ass GEa BeFf TS wssh'nd
Cottage Bedsteads. Plain Bureaus,
Together with a general assortment Of Household
and Kitchen tensIls.
of6o and ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
sP sd J. c. Mcguire CO.. Avc,..
By c: Mcguire a Co, Auctiouarrs
CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS At
~ AucrIoN:-tin FRIDAY NOR MING, ApTiiis.
Al clock IN front of the auction rooms NE shall
sell, for account Of Lord Napier 'e''
excellent English Broug Lam,
Covers, &c., ~ "o'
Par Of 6ne large Bay Carriage Horses, between ,
and years old
Also, for account of whom it may concern
handsome open Carriages,
small Family Carriages,
Top Buggy WAGONS.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in 20 and On
gays. Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
sPSd &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auct.,
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II OST-On Sunday morning., in walking from q
street topposIte Boulanger's ReStaurantl to st
John Church, passing through Lafayette Square,
dark green Lava BREASTPiN: for the recovery
Of which a suitable reward will be paid if left at
<'o VI street. ap l8-St'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

nUEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
~ . CORNER AZ ST. AND Pa. Av.
fashionable SPRING OPERCOATS
business, Frock, ard Sack COATS, embracing
every style and quality,
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS,
Silk and Marsellles VESTS, a large assortment
suitable for the pre- sent season.
Our Boys Department contains all the new STYLES
OF the yeason, consisting of COATS, JACKETS,
and PANTS IL endless variety.
Particular attention is called to our Fine DRESS
and FROCK COATS, got up in the very best ,t,Ie
large assortment of FURNISHING GOODS
IL orr stock being very large We selling at
ap N-W ,S.M, Th&F WIESENFIELD 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

To MARISERs.-From and after the Both
inst, the two beacon lights on Morris Island,
near the entrance Of Charleston harbor, s. c..
usually known as the Overall beacons, will be
discontinued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

STRAfED AWAY From the subscriber on
:, saturday, A prIl 18th, = small SORREIN
MA r., with a small white star i'm her fore IN
neal and called mark from the use of theN(A
c"llarl on her right shoulder. Has long fetlocks
liberia reward will Ice paid for her return Ia me-
or Tor information that NAV lead To her RECOVERY,
ap 1851 First Toll Gate 7tb street P,,.d
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Harrison

Obscyrofory Time.-When, by any accident.
the ball is not dropped at exactly at - M, it
remains up until I2t, and is then lowered
gradually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT FROM
l. FIRST MAI-No. $50 q street, between 18th
ana Iith, neatly and completely furnished, Rent
mOdeiatn. Inquire of =. BRINTNALI.. Gene al
Land Office an 10 aotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

k>OR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
containing IS rooms. with large yard attached
situated ON the corner of 2st street d Pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20
FOR RENT AND SALE.

JfOR SALE-PEW No. - in ~. Johns REV
S.PyneD Church, elgIbly sitnated. Ina uire at
No.3 Agency Block, corner of 18th and + SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

W.. o. o. F.-THE NEW YORK CELE-
lS observation-disclosures are hereby notified
that the Order will leave Washington in The early
(43o) Train on Monday morning, the 25th inst mt.
Members whose names are registered, as well AZ
Others, are expected to procure their tickets during
the present week, as none will he il ued after Sat
urdsy night Price of tickets, including music fund,
Sa.G-tO he procured only of ths Treasurer James
SkIrving, 267 Pa. av., corner 18th st. ap I3-eoSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20
WANTS.

CT nAA TO 81, 500 WANTED Cash cap
- ,UvU italsts DESTROYS of loaHing IeIr sar-
plus fund. for term Of years, with approved
nty, may learn of customer by address g. p. Box
5S2 City Post Office. ap 7aiW+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-The
ll3 subscribers to stock, and those wishing To
subseribe are notified that 9 meeting Will he held
on THURSDAY EVENING, April 2lst. at IA
o'clock, in the west Lecture Room, in Temperance
Hall, for the purpose of adopting a constitution,
quested. The books of subscription are still open
at the store of Edward c. Dyer, and Office Of T. NJ.
Hanson. an 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

"ANTED-By a respectable Woman STU
w ALTON aS nITse and Ia do plain sewing. No
objection to travelling for the summer. Best of city
T ferences can be given. Address for three dave
Box I Star Office IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

A NEW STOCK OF PIANOS FOR RENT or
"A sale upon the most liberal terms
nice little PIANO for S5'
Also, one for SIS.
apis John r. Fills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

WANTED-A COLORED MAN tn roSnie-
w ia the country gardener and To attend To a
horse. Slave preferred. Address Box IL star of
fee. al ~ a.
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MI SlCAl. CONVENTION.-rhe d. autiful Pi-
~ ano used at the Smithsonian Is fuTni ,hed bs
1nlIN r. ELLIS. dealer in Pianos, &c., Ne. 3O6
~. avenue. apis
fHFE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF GIL
tars. NIoIns, Flutes, and Accord cons. Of the
hest quality, Is always ON hsnd at tn, Music De
potuf
apIa w. g. METZEROTT
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WANTED-An experienced aud competent
w COOK for a family ia the First Ward. Ona
nat can come well reconlr ended for a know ledge
her business and attention Ia a. aud coed charar-
ter, NAV secure good home ard good wages. Ap-
ply at Box No. 1, star Office. ap ~ st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

MATTHEWS& SIMAIS having purchased the
entire stock and fixtures OF the Drug Store recently
occupied by Moore d Co, will hereafter conduct
the business Of said esta blishment.
HI CAREFUL attention will he given to the com
pounding Of Ply sicians' Prescriptions. apis Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

he QUINCEY'S NEW VOLUME-The AyeE-
~ ger, narrative, and other papers by the an
thor of Confessions of an Opium Eater, VOL; IS
cents. ~ -
MotherwelT's Poems, with a memoir of his life,
vol; Is cents.
For sale by
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller
apl9 322 Pa. av bet 9th and 10th SIS
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TNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between MOORE a Co., Druggists,
Penn; avenue. between 2d and 81 streets, has this
aay tApru i8D been mutually dissolved. All debts
contracted by the late 6rm will be paid b, JOS B.
vi GORE, No. H. Penn. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-20

WANTED-A small FARM contiguous To-
w Washington, Georgetown. ar Alexandria
food soil and improvements required. Address
FheophIlus Parsons, Washing ton, II. C., with
tArms. ap ~ St.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELN-A c"tniortah HE.
w plainly furnished ROOM in private d~rl-
Ing, on the hrst h"or. within moderate distance
OF the Department of the Interior. Address ID. II.
T., Post Office. IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

large and attentive audience OF ladies and gentlemen
present at the meeting Of the Historical Society last
evening at their library, of Eleventh street aud
Second avenue Among the documents presented the
Society was the sixth number Of the Penny Post dated
JAM %, 1888, being the first penny paper pub
ished In America.S Horato Gates Jones, Esq, of
Philadelphia, read the regular paper of evening
on Ebenezer Kennerscy aud his connection with the
early discoveries In electricity Mr.. Jones began by
giving q brief biographical sketch of the subject
of his paper, stating that be was born in I'LL In
England, removed TO America when three years old,
aud settled near Philadelphia. Afterwards he became
Baptist minister in the Quaker City, then college pro.
fessor snd finally on making the acquaintance of DR..
voted himself entirely to studying and experimenting upon
electricity One hundred years ago he well known
as Franklin, and considered equally distinguished an
electrician Mr.. Kennersley lectured in Philadel.
phia New York, Boston and other cities. upon the
subject OF electricity, performing publicly many very
curious experiments. Franklin acknowledged his in
debedness to kennesey for the result Of many Of his
visiting KeDnersley, the latter went out OF the room
and put his electric machines to bear upon the in
which Franklin was sitting, knocking to pieces by cleo.
trIcity. On coming back the Kennersey found
Franklin on the floor amid the ruins Of the chair perfectly
asonshed At the but perfectly delighted when
he found bad been done by electricity The speaker
went to describe the lectures of Mr. Kenncrsey upon
for his experiments and discoveries. Mr.. Jones con-
tended that Mr.. Kennersley one time considered
equal to Dr. Franklin as electrician, whe his name
is almost entirely forgotten The paper rather implied
that franklin had appropriated 10 himself result and
honor Of Mr. Kennerslcys experiments and discoveries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

New ORLEANS, JAM 81, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day 300 bales market
closing unsettled, and ut nominal quotations. Sugar Arm
sales COO hhde at advance Of Nc the quotations be-
ing &C. S6hc for fair TO fully fair Molasses declined
nc. Mess pork advanced 25c. 50c and selling at $40
70 $40 So Bulk meats active at advanced prices sales
SO 000 lbs ribbed sides, 9Ac. Lard In barrels 12c Of
ered and refused India baggng advanced c and SELL
ing at 13Ac.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. I, 1859.
CottonSales to-day 900 bales the Arabias news has
caused decline of Nc; middlipg, 11kc c; sales
OF the last three days, $3.50 bales receipts OF the
time, 10000 bales. Sugar firm; sales Of 1850 hhds.
Moasses-SaIes Of 3 500 bhds at $50. Southern white
wheat, 95c. Bulk PorkSalcs OF 10000 lbs shoulders
7c.; hams, Sci sides, DC. Lard in kegs, 13Lc
BALTIMORE, Feb l, 1859.
Flour dull Howard street il held at 50 87s but there
buyers at that price, Wheat unchanged white
81 40 81 20; red at 81 80 81 So. quiet at 73c
15e for both white and yellow. Provisions quiet Whs-
key dull: held at 2sc a 2s1sc.
PmI4apEtr1DA, Feb. l, 1850.
Flour firm at 80 IS 90 25 Wheat buoy ant, and nd
vancing white, 81 60 81 rs; red, 81 no. Corn dull vel
low, 75c 76Sc. Mess pork has advanced Soc, and
selling at SIS 10 $40 80. Lard in barrels, 12Ac. Whs
key nrm at 2Sc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 8, 1850
Flour firm at SIS 40 a s. So Wbiskoy dull ana
changed. Pork buoyant; mess, SIS so 49, lard has
advanced and barreled Is selling at II No., and kegs o.
lsc. Shoulders, SIC.
CINCINNATI, Feb. I, 1885,
Flour dull and holders willing sellers at s. 36a IS 40 for
supernc. Whskey unchanged; sales at 26c Mess pork
advanced 10 $40 Bulk meats unchanged Lard held at
lie. l3xc., with buyers at 10c a13kc. Bacon firm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

H. peward Respecting repreeshle conflict betweeo the
free and slave staes ano foupd that de.
csrng that any party unworthy of CONFIDENCE mat
ter what It's professions maj De, ii refuses W attack the
Institute Of slavery itseu.
The resolutions debated at length by Messrs Pow
ell, Garrison, Psbury and others and finally adopted
All the speeches made were Of the usual extreme cha
racter.
Tho attendance this evening was small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. /, 1859.
The bill authorizing the Harlem Railroad to lay double
track In Fourth and Madison avenue, and
locomotives from Forty second street. New York. de-
bated in Committee Of the Whole.
The time Of using steam reduced to twenty years,
and progress reported on the bill.
The bills to incorporate Juvenile reformatory asyums,
and for the relief Of the State Inebate Asylum,
ported favorably.
Mr. PRATT, (dem) introduced bill TO provide for
ports every year the Governor Of the State of the
number Of pardons granted together with all the docu
mcns in each and tho number Of pardons refused
Mr. ELF, (dem.) introduced bill 10 vest in the city Of
New York the tito the lands under water Thirteenth
avenue New York, between Fourteenth and Thirty first
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

I,
Last night about eleven o'clock frame house on the
outskirts of Amegany City, occupied by carpenter named
Rodgers, and his family, took fire and totally con
sumed Rodgers, bis wife and three Of his children
burned to DEATH Only one of his family, boy eleven
years Old saved The Ere originated in the lower
story, while the family slept above and the flames sprcat
rapidly that impossible to the inmates Their
charred bodies recovered from the ruins To day
the Coroners inquest held but nothing elected
to indicate the origin Of the fire. Rodgers intoxicated
when he retired to bed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Be GENEROUS TO THE LIVING AS WELL AS JUST
TO i'm DKAD.rhe Montreal Ad6ertier, In reference to
the Burns centennial celebration saysBeore it's eclat
dies away, ana while admiration for the genius OF Scot
lands greatest poet yet intensified by this celebration,
would call attention 10 the fact that two OF his sisters
chdren-the Misses Begg-have witnessed, from cond-
ton Of actual indulgence, ovation Of their unclo, one
hundreth part Of tho cost Of which would have lifted
them from bitter poverty, and that contribution for
that purpose would be no unfit memorial 70 the poets
memory and especially credabe 70 the present genera
too o( ScQtchmeu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

New York State Antt-Siavery Convention.
THE FANATICS IN CoUECffs--wILLIAM II. SEwARD'S
ROCHESTER, SPEECH FULLY ENDORSED HY THE
RAyD ADoLITfONIsrs, ETC.
ALBANY, Feb l, 1859.
The State Anti Slavery Convention is now in session
here Aaron NJ Powell, Of Columbia is the President.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs Powell, Wendell
Phillips, Lloyd Garrison and Others support of the doc
'rnc Of State Independence and dunion. The addresses
were listened to atentvely and elected considerable ap-
pIause
RESOLUTIONS were introduced which quote preamble
tne language OF John Quincy Adams, VIM Elcry Chan.
nng, JOSIAH Quincy, ST., Mr.. Underwood of Kentucky,
Therefore, 'F's '"'e'' "
mat IN advocating dissolution Of tho Union
the aDononsts arc justified by cvcry preccpt OF tho
Gospel every principle Of morality and every claim Of
Resolved That the Union covenant with death, and
ought to be annuled-an agreement with hell. which n
just God cannot permit TO stand; and that n h Tho nara
mount duty Of all TO seek In immediate overthrow
The resolutions then 80 quote the language Of Wm
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The Southern Pacific Railroad.


Advices from Marshall Texas, Of the 2lst state tnaI
the ouhern Pacific Railway Convention had been several
days Ia session. President Fowlkes detained until
the l8ths day after the appointed time for settlement
but the Arbitration Committee waited I'LL the 18th, when
Mr. Fowkes satisfied them Of his ability 10 the award
and the committee proceeded TO the adjustment and audit
ing of claims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

SAyDY Hook, Feb. Ill p NJ
There are yet signs Of the steamship Kangaroo from
Liverpool 10Th ut The weather is cloudy with fresh
wina from southwest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
Assembly.

ALBANY Feb. j, 1852
The Houee, in Committee Of the Whole took up the bill
extending the Exemption law from hundred and fifty
dollars worth OF property to two hundred dollars worth
A discussion here to whether the bill accom-
pshed the object for which was designed whether
did not practically lessen the amount Of tho exemption
Progress then reported and the bill laid over.
The bill TO repeal the law authorizing parties TO suits TO
be witnesses was considered in Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. MILLER (rep.) moved to strike out the enacting
clause.
Mr. scHoIErrED (rep) advocated the motion. He had
heard and believed that the object OF repeating the bill
was TO defeat certain cases now pending in which the cs
timony Of one party thereto was important.
Mr. HUTCHINSON (rep) advocated the defeat OF the bill.
The law had not been fully tried but It's benefits gen
rally admitted thus far.
Mr. NORRIS (rep) warmly advocated the bill He be-
leved the act as existing induced perjury, litigation
and the disagreement Of jures. He had never known
case where the testimony OF opposing parties 10 suit had
not been directly in conflict
After debate by Messrs Spencer, Fkins, Bingham and
Johnson the motion TO strike out the enactng clause pre-
vailed by emphatic vote
The bill 10 annul building associations In Kings county,
was amended 10 include Eric and New York, when
progress was reported on IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
Board OF Supervisors.


The Bcd met Yesterday President Purdy in the chair
Several aunicatons and bills were received and re-
ferred
ooxMrMC,noS COMPTROLLER.
communication VS. received from the Comptroller ia
reference 10 the necessary TO separate the future
accounts snd affairs the county from those Of the city
Of New York. and stating that he had Issued circular to
that effect to the clerks ohe several county courts Tho
Comptroller consequence Of the intermnglng Of every
thing heretofore fines difficult to determine the line Of
division in the accounts requests expression Of the
views Of the Supervisors upon the subject Under the d.
reclou Of the Comptroller the Receiver Of Faxes has sncs
the LIST of January 1862 deposited his collections in the
county treasury. II found TO have been the practice
heretofore make divers remssions and deductions in
the amount Of taxes but the Comptroller il unable 10 dis
cover legal authority for DONG except that confer
red ON the Board OF Supervisors under the law Of 1851
The tax books for the last repesened 70 be
erroneous and appear have been prepared by ncompe
tent clerks or without proper the Comptroller finds
that the daily reports o the Receiver Of Txee giving the
details Of collections and showing the calculations or in
tercss ana dkcoupts nave not heretofore been SUBJ
jected 70 any examination comparison whatever.
Instructions have been gwen prepare duplicate books
OF the taxes uncoleced LIST Januaryone set for the
Receiver OF Taxes ana the other for the County Auditor
proposed hereafter have the daily reports Of
Receiver car efuy examined and checked Referred 70
the Committee on County Offices.
ANNUAL REPORT THE CHAMBERLAIN.
BY the annual report Of the Chamberlain Of the moneys
and securities IN bs bands the LIST January 1889,
pears that there is million Of dollars in his
possession, viz
Ponds and mortgages Observation-Disclosures. $8o7 $50 90
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co.. $50. S2S56 on
United States Trust Company ............ 1884 IS
Various securities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,050 90
Temporary deposits on interest. ......... 40i70 "a
Balances, &C.,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1882 93
COURT AccoMMoDATIoN.
communication was received from the Judges of the
Superior Court setting forth the iDsuciency OF accom-
Dodaon Afforded them for the of business
the present building, whiehsis small and insecure Re
ferIed 10 the Committee on Civil Courts.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next at three O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
Meeting OF the State Medical Society.

Tho State Medical Society commenced its fifty second
annual meeting to-day Dr. R. C. Brinsmade, the Presi-
dent delivered the address. The Committee Nomna-
lions med aud several papers read and discussed
committee then appointed with instructions TO
port method calculated TO insure general
cination throughout the State. The election Of officers
takes place tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Married.
BR0wN-HAFF.--0n Monday, Jan. 81, by the Rev. r.
Sizer, LEWIS BRowS, Of Babylon, L. Il, to Miss LEVIN
MA HIATT, Of PeDataquet.
BIAuvELT-JERALznAN-AtS San Francisco, CAL,
Thursday, Dec 3d. BY the Rev. j. B. SAXON RICHARD D.
BIAuvnT, Jr to ADAIn youngest daughter Of the late
Thomas Jeraleman Of this city.