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Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF NJ AIN E.

STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Authorized Capital. 10000 on
Capital subscribed and secured, 25,A576
The business Of the Company at present confined
10 Fire and Inland Navigation risks
This company having completed Its organization
Is now prepared 10 issue policies on Inland Nsyi-
cation risks. also, against loss and damage BY IRE
Inland Insurance ON Goods 10 all parts OF the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings, Furniture,
Warehouses, Public buildings, Mills. Manuhcto-
ries, stores. Merchandise, ships In port or while
building and other property, on rs favorable terms
As the nature OF the risk will admit
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from 10
IA per cent for years, costing only from % to %
cents per year on slOO Insured. All premiums pre-
paid In money, and no assessments made ON the as
sured. losses paid with promptness. The Ccmpa
nv trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
OF its losses ~ secure continuance OF the public
confidence.
IToS. JOHN N. GOODWIN. President.
OBED p. MILLER, Vice President.
slIIPLEY W. KICKER, Secretary.
Biddeford and saco Agency, ONCE City BANK
uI0 RUFUS SMALL. Agent
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CONCENTRATED LEAVEN
ron MAKING
BREAD, TEA CAKES,
All kinds OF Pastry, &C.. &c.
MANUFACTURED BIT
EDWARD CHiNBERtly And COMPANY.
Projectors orshawmut Chemical Works.
No. %, INDIA STREET, BOSTON.

CONCENTRATED LEAyESi Is the result OF care
Y fnl chemical research. All Its ingredients are
ptcparvd In the highest state Of purity, and com
poundtd with n view b. produce bread OF TAR
better quality and In much less time than by any
oth.r-lrOeess, and the manufacturers sdbmlt u
with entire confidence b. the Judgement Of dis
eliminating hOusekeepers. bakers, &e. &c.
Breat OF all kinds, made by using CONCENTRATED
L.AyEy, Is lighter, more dgestible and nutritious
has an agreeble natural taste Is less liable 10
sour will retain It's moisture longer than by any
other process, and the whole preparation Tor the
oven need not exceed ten minutes
IL IL also valuable because 70 ~ not pertsh,ble,
and may be rendered available In places and at
times when yeast Is not within reach, as az sea.
In all climates, and under all circumstances, II
may 10 adopted, thus Obyiating all difficulty OF
procuring yeast other ferment, which Is ire.
qusntly fan inferior quality, rendering tho bread
more or less unwhOlesOme.
II Is also valuable as regards economy. as 10 has
been areor,ain cd that saving 10 sfss.ss ~ The
-four OF not less than Is per cent. In tho com
mon process, much Of the saccharine OF the Hour
Is lust ny being converted Into carbonic acid gas
or shirt and the waste Is incurred solely 70 gen.
crate yss sufficient 10 raise the dough. by usln
CoNCESrRArED LEAyES. this waste u avoided, and
the ras obtained in a manner equally elhcacious.
fermentation as has been stated, destroys a part
OF the hour neal AMI, In consequence, barrel S
flour " eghing 100 lbs. which by the common meth'
81 ordinarily makes about 30 lbs OF bread, gives
by this process 30 lbs thus eecting the very I'M
pOrtant saving Of Is y. elm the quantity Oihour by
confr'nity 90 the Directions on each package, any
person capable OF ordinary attention may conduct
The process and tho result will invariably be
highly satisfactory
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sHAwMUT CoMPANY's
Clarine Coal Oil.

THE subscriber r. now prepared 20 reeeive orders
i for the above ILLUMINATING OIL, which Cor
color, odor and burning qualities 10 warranted
equal TO any In the market
Of sau.i oesi,s os ~ rSu i,ss,.i ai.cann, msy. ~
the trade. Also, Superior article Of Lubrieatlng
OIL, equal 10 sperm, at less than two-thirds ts cost
GRANVILLE WEARS,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE <BoYr coMPLHH.
o. 4 O5 Water Sc, Bssts..
Boston, sept ~. 1880. 3mos3o
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STATE OF MAIN z.

work COUNTY S., Oct 29th, lso.-Taken on
execution and will be sold atpublie aution on
saturday. the arst day Of December, A. u, $50, AZ
eleven Of the clock In the forenoon, =. SOY =.
NessrS Colby and Stacpole In South berwick, IN
s.Id eounty All the right title, and interest that
Benamin " Parks. OF said south berwick, usaer'
has BY virtue OF bond or eontrsst, W sonssJS
ance nom Nehemiah Colby OF sald Soutn DeIS ss'S
and oliver stacpole Of boston. In the county OF Su
falk AMI commonwealth Of Massachusetts, tranefs
and iolnt partners, negotiating under thg n,
raj state situate In the village Of said south bet
wick. 10 wit (, a certain lot Of land, bounded soutn'
erly and westerly by land Of John u. Thompson,
northerly BY land OF said Tompson anu LAnu ~
Mary W. Kicker, and easterly BY N. read leaains
fSom Dover 10 North Berwick, containing one
fourth OF an acre. more or less. together win ,ne
store and all other buildings thereon, aid prc-
misses being now occupied by the saidColoy, s,ae,
pole and others said bond or contract 10 datel
on or about March -, isc0 and runs 70 the WIG oi
sAid PARKS &C. WALLiNGfuRD.C Coroner
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Groceries, Flour, Corn,
Provision S tore.

h.& U; foRD, have on hand nj the store recent.
occupied " Horace Ford on Liberty Street, .
large and well selected stock Of eholee
GROCEitIES. PROVISIONS.
And such other articles ~ are usually found In .
they viii sell NJ The lowest market prizes, 20 tho
old customers OF II. Pord Co., or 10 other, who
may, be disposed TO buy Of the new Grm Of ii. 4 r.
Ford.
FLOUR and CORN.
They Intend 70 keep themselves svpplied with
brands which they will sell by vhofesAis or retail.
also corn In quantities 90 suit purchasers.
Buyers ~ Teas, Cofee, Spices, and other Groesr-
les will find good stock to select nom a store.
ii. kP. PCRD.
Biddsford, Feb. IS, 1880. si
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cEarIFIcArE FROM DIR. HAYES.
A.lysr TO tAs stat. of Ma,,aeAH,sit,.

shave analyIed the Concentrated Lcavcn man
llactG red by Messrs. Edw. Chsmberlin a Co. with
reference To- IT, purity and efficiency OF action ~
prciuclng the effect of yeast In distendlng dough
and thereby rendering II nc Tor making bread
This article Is skilfully compounded from per-
1rctly pure materials which leave nothing but a
vegetable salt, which Is essentially desirable
Ebod In the bread. II raises the dough without
ecnsufnlng the sugar OF any other principle III
the nqur, perfectly and the same weight OF nouI
will produce more sweet, palatable bread than can
DO 81 tsined through the ais Of yeast while ioI
cakes and pastry Il Is invaluable, rs 10 saves all
risk, nnd much time Of the pastry cook.
The experiments made by me confirm the state
meuts OF the manufacturers. and prove this com.
pound worthy Of public approval and extended
use. Respectfully,
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Dr.. Q. m. shsle.. Eclectic Physleiaa,
Sives particular attention 90 diseases OF tho gentle
srts~y organs, and special diseases Of women. Bee
advertisement In another column. lyr2l
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mr. Wilson's Hair Dressing 10 put up In large bottles,
and r.taIs for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old, there 10 not Ito equal In
the world Il viii make the hair everything you wish u
10 BE- and moreover, Il has perfume that 10 Infinitely
superior 10 any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American, which alone should entiue 10 to place on
every iadys toilet table.
Use the Regenerator before retiring at night, and
4, m, morning apply little Of the Dressing, and your
h.,r viii he even more ifelike In color and beauty.
Ij,e nothing on your hair but these preparations, and
.s th,,e according 10 Directions, and We warrant you
q good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sod st wholesale by Henry WI.
,ou Co., Manchester, N. II. 10 whom all esssn should
be Addressed.
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49, i; $; II II +. I
o<Skssi done In the best style.
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American and FOreignlPatentS
Il. IL. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

LATE AGENT or U. 8. PATENT 0FFicE, WASHING.
TON. tunder the Act ofisH)
No. Z State Sc, opposite kiiby Sc. Bestsu.
| FTER an extcnaye practice Of upwards Of TWEEN.
n ~ years continues 10 secure Patents In the UNI
ted states, also In Great britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign.
ments and all Papers or Drawings Tor Patents, exc
cuted liberal terms and with Dispatch Research
es made into American or foreign works, 10 deter
mine the validity or utility Patents Inventions,
and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same. Copies OF the claims ofany Pa
tent furnished by renilttins 800 Assignments
This Agency Is not only the largest In New Eng.
land hut through II inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, or ascertaining the patentabily
superior any which can be offered them elsewhere.
MORE suC0EssPGL At TIE sATENT OFFICE i.cI:
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he
would add that he has abundant reason 20 believe.
and can prove, that at no other Office Of the Kind,
The Immense prnctice Of the subscriber during %
years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate vast
collection representations and Official decisonsre
ative 10 patents. These, besides his extensive H.
bmTy Of legal and mechanical works, and full ac.
counts Of patents granted In the United States ana
Europe, render him able. beyond question, TO ODER
superior facilities for obtaining. patents.
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
.Iregnrd Mr.. Eddy as one OF tho most capable and
suee,s,fai practitioners with whom have had OH
'' Commitment Of Patents.
II have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ aperson NOR. eomgtf,nf and
trustworthy. and more capable Of putting their ap
plications In form 90 secure tor them an early and
| favorable confederation nj the Patent Oflcc.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, February 4, 1853.
.Mr. n II. Eddy has made for me TlIIftTEHN
applications, on all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one Is noe pending. such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability on
| his part leads me 10 reccommend al inventors To
apply 20 Hun toprocure their patents, As they may
be sure Of having the most faithful attention be-
lrtowed on their cases, and at very reasonabls
charges. JOHN TAGGART."
From September 18th, 1867, 10 Juno i7th, 1852.
the subscriber In course OF hislarge practIce made
on fmies rejected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS.
EVERY 6NE Of which Was decided In Ais Jsser, By
the Commissioner Of Patents.
| lyrU H. IL. hpDf
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
To Farmers, Fishermen, and Hotel Keepers

The subscriber, In consequence OF III health. will
sell either In parcels or In whole his valuable es-
tate at the Pool lfletcher's Neck. In Bddeford.
This property embraces the large cOmmodiOus
house situated ON the Neck, occupied by himself as
a Hotel and Summer Resort, with the wharf, store
house and other conveniences for carrying on bus-
ness adjacent thereto. These stores and wharf are
convenient FOR carrying on an extensive fishery
business, and being In safe harbor, accessible In
all seasons, regarded Of the best places In
Maine for the fishing business. The Hotel Is large,
will accommodate from rs 10 100 boarders, has been
fully repaired and furnished, and will DO sold ell
Their with or without the furniture. This affords q
rare opportunity for the purchase OF location at
a popular summer resort, TO one desiring to carry
on the Hotel business.
lie will also sell his farming lands, consisting
about 70 acres OF excellent land lying near to his
hotel and wharf property, havingby Its proximity
10 the seaeoast neyer-failing advantages OF scur-
Ing an inexhaustlble supply of manure Mt triLing
expense. This property will be sold at bargain,
on favourable terms For other particular and
terms, apply TO Charles Q. Sawyer, sacoj Thomas
II. Cole, Biddeford, or the subscriber on pre-.
misses. lSAAC DlChfO
Biddeford, Oct. 10, is60. 4atf
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fur SALE.
T,Co Houses for Sale.

The double tenement house situated In Water St,
saco. opposite the Iiobson MILL Said house Is To-
Gated adyantageously tor one doing business on
Main 81. or having employment In the Mills OF
Machine Shops Also. the cottage house adjacent
thereto Roth Of these houses will be ssld at q
bargain. Enquire Of the subscriber,
JAMES RERNALD.
saeo. Oct. 81, lsco.-iwi5
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS

10 which the gentler sex are liable, and which tend
towards Consumption, such rs suppressed or DIM
cult uenstrNaf,1n. Grs,s Sickness, WAut,s, &C.,
especially when thcse complaints are accompanied
with paleness, dingy hue or pallor iof the skin
depression OF spirits debility palptation, want OF
Appetite, and servOus prostration, We have the
utmost confidence In recommending the Biood
Food TO all who may be conscious OF loss OF
vitality and energy, and b. those whose mental or
bodily powers are Frustrated through Orsr-ase,
either OF the mind or body, and we deem II our duty
10 say that In all cases Of Wsakasss and Enacaf0a,
and in diseases OF the kiasys or BtIffsr this pre-
paTatlon has claim upon the attention 81 sufferers
which cannot be oyer-estimatod. faithful Trial
will lie found the most convincing proof In regard
10 lts efficacy that could be asked for. With the
above remarks and with the numerous testimonials
We have In It's favour, we offer the .Biood Food
10 the confederation OF the afflicted. knowing that 10
will tie Acknowledged as pre-emnent over all other
prepa rations patent Oeinal In point OF useful
ness. Circulars giving the Theory, upon which
this remedy u founded also certificates OF remark
ale cures will be sent free when desired. We for
ward he blood Food to any part OF the United
States or Canadas upon receipt OF priee-si per
bottle S. for six bottles BE careful In all eases 70
take none but that having our fac-simile signature
upon the wrapper. None otheri genuine.
Prepared only by CHURCH 4 DUPONT.
No. 40 broadway, New-York,
And sold by them and by all respectable Druggists
Sold In Blddsford by Dr. H. q. srENESs- ly'2
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Ms.sas HuSRr 2. WILSON h Co.; deem Mrs. vii.
cons Hair Regeneraor and Hair DRESSING the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. I have, In many in.
stances known them TO restore the hair where u had
fallen o remove dsndru restore the hair TO Ito original
color cure entirely the most painful headsches-and In
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been q sharer In several ~ these BENEFITS.
Rsv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
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wholesale Agents, II. II. HAY L. CO, Portland
Sold in saco by 5. +. shaw, In Blddeiord by a.
Sawyer. iyrS
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fne ynsarante.
RUFUS SMALL,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent,
Oiiise,-Tp stairs--NeIt Door 10 City Bank,
Liberty Street, Biddeford.

I am giving my whole time and attention to the
above business, and represent the following Com
panios as Agent via ,-TAs MlssaehEssfts Mlfha
Iifs, located at Springfield, Mass, capital ovei
s5D.0OO In this company l have upon my book
over 30 members Of the first men In Biddeford
Saco and vicinity.
LIFE Company, located at Boston, Mass. This com
pany has a capital OF siisOOO0, its cash dlsburse.
ments TO Its Life Members In 1853 was sJ35,0n.
operate as Agent for the following fIecompanies
Biddsford Mataai, cAsised Mgtgdi OF Chelsea. Mass.
and the following companies, (see advertisementsI
Thankful for past fhyors, ask for q continuance
OF the same Call and see me, and bring your
friends All business entrusted to me will be hith
fully and promptly performed.
RUFUS SMALL.
Biddeford, June -, 1880. iyr26
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FOR SALE.

complete set OF Grist Mil Machinery, consist.
Il Ing Of two tub wheels with shafts, gearing, ee.
yator, &C., for two run OF stone. Also two set OF
stones, one Of Burr, and the other granite. Also
two bolts, smut machine, cob cracker crane grain
boxes, &c.
The above machinery has been recently running
In Mitchels Mill. 50 called, and Is built In very
thorough manner and upon the most improved
plan. both for convenience and utility. For par
WA. LORD.
Kennebunk. March &c, 1850. TIA
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House for Sale,

El&
IIE subscriber wishes TO sell his house, situated
| on Pike Street. near Pool Street. The house 4,
nearly npished. The lot Is three rods on Pike St.,
and running back ten rods. There isa well Of good
water ON the lot.
Any one wishing to buy ahOusc will find 1t a
good bargain. -, ,u,,,,,o,,,
DlddefOrd, Sept. y. 1859, str
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ROBERT BRADLEY

ROBERT BRADLEY,
HAVING purchased the stock OF the late firm OF
III Fling, Davis Bradley. will continue the
FLOUR AND GRAIN BUSINESS,
At the old stand, 81 Commercial Street, dead o
Portland Pier) 2iH
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:l!Ll|31|

Thu attention Of invaiids Physicians. clergymen
.cientiac men. AMI the public generally respect
n,liy soieted 10 the merits OF this chemical pre-
na,stion Containing Tres. Sutpher. mad
Rh...h.r... and which IL identical In its com
na.Itcn win the Hsmsfie Giobsis or rel blood. In
Al diseases accompanied WITH
DEBILITY.
nal. eountenance and nervous arrangement, anal
r.es of the blood show deficiency Of the red gio-
Inl.s Ruddy complexion and rosy tint OF the
.SIn a always Indicative OF health while pale
,ax'lIko skin and countenanee,-whiehe yinees
dsdcIeney OF the red gObules accompanies .
dIs.As.d organism. Preparations Of Iron have
becn given for the purpose OF supplying the red
globules but we contend that Iron alone, sui.
ph.r alone. or Pho.phoreu.alo alone, will not meet
The deaeleney In every cas-, tut thata ndlelon..
con bina,ion OF al these elements Is necessary TO
rcs,ore the blood TO its normal standard This
point. never before attained, has been reached In
he Heed Food, and It's discovery ranks as one
of the most scientific aud important OF the age. It's
CONSUMPTION
are 10 soften the cough brace the nerves strength
en- the system, allay the prostratlns night swests
increase the physical and mental energy, enrich
The blood by restoring the lacking red glObules,
Increase the appetite, restore the color and elothe
will be found specific In all Chrssic Disease.
Of the Throat or Lung., such as Asthlaa, BrOn-
eIRl,, cOsgA.. Se. Public speakers ant singers
will nd II Of great utility In clearing and strength
sning the vocal organs. In Dyspepsia, Liger Core
rllIHt,, DroPsy. Epilepsy, Parliy,i' SerofiI Grar,t
81 yItss' Dases, fster and Igas, &C. Its efficacy Is
marked and instantaneous. In elass or diseases
how syer are the effects OF this remedy ~ eonspc
nous as In those harassng
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USE THE BESTv'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much tho
cheapest.
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FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,

Which will be sold at the Lowest Rates.
We thank our customers for their former
patronage, and would solicit their continuance
of the same. ,,
HARRIS AND SPRINGER,
No. I, Ho0PER's BRICK BLOCK,
43tf Liberty ST., Biddefort, Me.
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saeo, Oct. 81. iseo.-4wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY, JULY le, 1860.

DAVID WALKER, Statoner, Printer, and
~ Blank Beck Manufacturer Ne Pshplscs, under BfosA
way Bank Tsss and Counting Motions IN great variety
COURIUDs ITALIAN MEDIOATED SOAP,
s1IT. .RHETH BIkBERs EfCH, chAfs, CHArEs .sI;s!
9 oonpOun9 ess1 % Invented GcURATDs P0GD&E SUBTITLE
epIoss ha o low fhead upper hps Sr my Ra q ;os %
psis s p: nd cS.efa lily WHITE na.hed red .aa
hair to beautiful bls,I or brown without staining the stn
HAIR The hair e GM Ss and %fas rs
CREAM for he compls.ion Found at DR.. GOURAUDS old
established depot, 81 walker first store from BrssdWsyi
cester Bates No. l29 Wsshinstonh, Boston, Calendei
Philadelphia The sbove articles not to be VIII
Yok at cheap rates and long cred At that Dr. GOUHAuDs
articles have been before the public the past " yes snd are
well known to be ali they represented TO be-
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
Il THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.

FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. ,.,,.. ...
for eoSy RS during i the month";
% Board Of Supervisor. oG..J, Jaly TO- 1900
Resolution to pay bill Of John Green, $780, for hair mattresses
ior House Of Detention.
Bnsrd Of Supervisors, July 10. 1860
Rs:sqsisn Psy Bishop for repairs Second
Board q s"PSs,GIi So.. sJs5,s Js TO- 1860
RsS Si Shaw ssd G lockwood Co..
Beard OF Supervisor July 10, 1860.
Re.osticn to pay Sl Patrick for safe for the Office
OF the Excise Commissioners ~
Board Of sgPsIyi'oT, ,y July TO- lsS0'
Re.oson 70 pay bill Of John H. Thomas for expenses in ar
F'iit.sd Bossid TR Of Supervisor. ssS July TO- lsso
Resolution pay bill Of iuser'O Jewst' Co. for chairs for
SsosId q sqps.,..o,,. Ja1y 10, 1860
Resolution to psy SH Of Charles Brown for meal,
Beard q (s9Psis..ss: sa.. .ss,,ss July TO- 1850
ss:asiIs ss.s ei suSsREs. p Re, sa'S July is isso
Rs:Sation 70 P.x 5ls Of Mondsr for repairing locks Of
''ss; B:%s HsPIs: 81 s:ssTi.a4 saS S1ss: July TO- 1860
Resolution O Of Isaac Ms'eE0s tOE board Of Witnesses
'Gs Board lois Of supsr1i.o.., July 10, lssO.
Ordinance to amend ordnance making annual spproPs
ons the support Of the Government Of the County Of New
YOl and the Of the State taxes imposed upon the said
county for the year 1850 -,
The Board supervisors Of the County Of New York do or
dain ss folows .
SECTION The first section Of the Aforesaid ordinance sp
proved a. 1859 hereby amended by striking out the fol-
lowing items contained therin, Wis:
Court House north side Park three hundred thousand
dollars II f3c0,000l
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, three thousand three hundred dol
lars (S3,300)
SEC The following of money are hereby severay APP
proprated for the objects aud purposes specified that 70
CoURT HOuss, (sEw CONSTRUCTION OF the erection OF
building tanning suitable Court for the sccomm 'd
Of Courts OF the County hundred thousand
dollars (ei0001). -
HARLEM RIVER, SURVEY oY-For survey Of the Harlem
River directed 10 be made for the purpose OF
sscenine wheh. the be made nasabe two thou
sand dollars (S2 ,oo0l
HorsE ron THE DErEsTIoS wITSxssEs, CossTRucrIoS
oF-For the purchase OF the ground and the erection
thereon suitable building used place Of detention
Of wne in criminal suits pending In the Courts OF the City
Of New. York, forty thousand dollars (S 20 Go).
POLICE LAW EIPKssKs AND DIsBuKsEsESTs or-The Board
Of metropolitan Police eighteen FIVE hundred and sixty
hye dollars Sls555)
Board Of Supervisors, July 10, 1860.
On and ADOPTED.