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g. SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0VERSTRuNG GkAHOs
An1 GOUAHE PIANOS

PATENT 0VERSTRuNG GkAH0s
And SQUARE PIANOS
These taken sixteen hrs ptoniunns $50
silver medals within the last four years In -
pianos Of the best makers Of Hewfofk BOSTON, k"~o'R~
amo1a The iudxos were eots.chak, Wu. kssoo, b. We
leuhaupI and other musical oeebritiea a.
ST SONS do not refer to artists VINO wefo ooS31y
.go or 10 ceTt6cstes and temoaiss vos aassG
rns nce az II IL Q weAnown fact that such lnponesa u
soss stE1msnts were Justly oonssreA rank
the years cannot 81 any means o~a '0e sas
We aboin the following certacsss given within The ls 4.
months by nearly ali the leading and most prsunent sa NJ
musicians now residing In this Csuntrys
The undsrsd having 9 P,.na. os ,sa =
STEINwAY IN which the covered strings src ovesoG 49,
those remsinng do hereby certify: = a ~
That 80 result Of the sSc iDprovem.ssnA as ss -
o The sound by Steinwsys Improvement mecn o'o.e
less harsh stronger and much better pro onsc tsa s'
he undssiTned regard the Improvements q ar s.s.vy
az most novel nEeno1s snd important Ne fts1e ~. =
construction has ever been knoVn o. usoa o. "
"s''U GUSTAV sATTER, WILLIAM MASON
Z VIZ Z s shkRs SoBskT aoLbssSx
WM A Kline CARL BEkGHANk
GEO y RRISfOW, HENRY TIAA
And rany others
.,h ;r.,y,n,an, u,.ysntad for the tenn Of I've ysaa
Wsrerooy,s Nos % and "a w'Ik--st n-s Bro>A-,y.
CITEINWAY A. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
y EET OyEaSrUN9 aRAIdD aud SQUARE PIANOS 80
considered the best Pianos Manufactured and ere
for 1--WE yesrs -, u,,,. .p-o.x-.,
s. TTYHE DRIGGs PATENT PIAN0-FORrES.
Tho DRIGGs PIANO COMPANY hsv. the esdo
ye right Manufacture these very superior toned ~
Hne emit of which for ssle at their Wersroom
No ST aRo0MG 81
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TOR SALE-The STORY ENGLISH BASE.
Il MINT HOUSE and LOT, No 2lt w,a a1th.st. bstwesn
9Th and Sthvs lot 81 fest inches BY half tbs block Tho
phoe house h. lately been put IN thorough repnf For for
th.r par iculaIs apply at No 3lT tsans strost)
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v,op SALE or to LET-Furnished or Un'ur.
tIS ~. ,br s.tory HOUSE No 81 East Nis q a.
Soor ~ n i,ssv Hose about 10 feet fron' WIN
sasOhed Afp's oBERv FALcoNgR, No. 40 Brossw.y.
NOR SALE-On favorable terms, and 10 Juan
is 20 ,ut purob,sen 50 acres ~ the Bay Hew 80
~ nsuts II N.wyo'k For maps. &C., inquire OF L. l.
RrRGEN, No. 30 Pine ct.
ORANGE, N. Fifty Country Seats, village
sciences Farms and villa Sites great ysI,s,y me s
hasniorv sit1sed within hour OF Caursndt :.
VIZ scd foe sais By II. BLACKWELL % Wtlsp'"' !"
from 10 II a. N. ~ Msinea Orange, rom 20 Y. Va
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WILLIAM Ii. LEGGETTs CLASSICAL,
w FRENCH ard ENGLISH SCHOOL, No. 826 Broad
way, N f. corner of II. hist, reopentd sept 0.
MODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNl
w TURE taTsd and for ssle by JOHNSON he
40 Hucso-st N. Y iduStrs-d circuisrs application
g II D q l. FL RNI IRE,
~ OF tho approved style oldest
tsbishnent IN ibe State
Lecture Room Sabbath School Settsss Camp stool
Bsckhoard II Slate Of denson Revolving SaioHs
CyoDs white and colored also Office and Bank Decks
Booicases Of every description made TO order.
ROBERT PATTON No. "a Grove-st., near Blocker, NJ T.
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CKIRTS SKIRTS!! SKIRTS !!!-Cheaper
- than ever Retsil+d less than Wholesale prices me
DEMOREsTS PrizsM Skirts patented JuBs % uodeni-
ably the best Steel Skirts and the lowest possible prices
Notice-n springs soc IS springs 7sc % springs, 81 No
ga Broadway Nos 25 and $40 Canals No DJI Sthsy No
2 and No 1874 Pierpont st. Brooklyn Dealers sup
piled at No. 47s Broadway. Call and eIamne.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI STITUTE No 2ls 4th.t consr Of Macdousa on Wash
ihgtonsquare, GEO. W. CLARKE, A NJ, and JAS FAN
MING A. Propnetors and Pnocipa opens It's Eighteenth
Academic Year on MONDAY Sept 10, leo when IL pupils
requested to be punetusy present Catalogues with par
tcuss may be hss At the Broadwsy Book Sores BURN
TONS No. ~ 9Th av.. and al the Institute
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MR.. RICHARDS's ART SCHOOL.
NJ NJ pnnAnU.U

WI No. 756 BROADWAY
q ADDISON RICHARDS having eti ed from his
~th the Cooper Institute Director Of the School OF Dega
Women has REOPENkD his studio at No 1s6 Broadxy cor
Of 9Th TO professional and amateur Art Students
the lat Of october, until which
may to Mr. Geo Ward Nichols, CrsyOn Gallery
sane building
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HOBART HALL, No. 70 West 5th-st,, n. T.,
Il TO. the CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Of Young Ladies',
Boarding md Day sotoss will op.n September II, 1850
Rev JOHN J. ELMEN0ORF, Rector.
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MADAME G. MYARs BURKHARDT

Respectfully 10 Parents are ousrisns hs he'
ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING sad DAY sCbOOL
viii reopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept H. Circular may b
obsineS her residence No we 18th g. 9. the soossto.'
Of Roe Lockwood Sens No eli Broadway and at bIvosin
Music Store No 7oi Broadway Applications y Letter 9nt
sept wi receive prsmgt sstention 90 ana 1ter wnfct
naivs ham I'm
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M W. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
wi. No s2s Broadway, between 2ls. snd ndss rsopsns
Rant
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

EQUAL DAYS AND NIGHrs-A bout these
days the sun Uses at 6 and sets at 6, max
ing the days and nights equal all over the
earth. The sun is vertical to the equator
and sends his rays at the same angle to
the North and South Pole. A six month
day is now begun at the North, and six
month night at the South Pole. The sun
will travel North for the next ninety days,
or until he is vertical at the Northern trop-
ic, % 120 from the Equator. He will at
that time send his rays just SO many de-
grees beyond the North Pole, making per-
petual day there and will fall just so far
short at the South Pole, making perpetual
night there. To person standing on the
North Pole the sun appears always in view,
during these six months Of light, but at
first just above the horizon and then rising
gradually higher for 90 days, and then
subsiding for 90 more, when it has gone
from view for $50 days. a Polar resident
if there be any, has no idea of diurnal time,
and probably none Of diurnal motion.
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with them every Sunday, you hoartless
old heptagon.
"Oh, hear that, you saint of glory
Oh there's bad language from fellow
that wants to pass for jintleman. May
the devil fly away with you, you nicher
from Munster, and make celery sauce of
your rotten limbs, you mealy mouthed
potato masher" !"
"Ah, you can't deny the charge, you
miserable, submultiple of duplicate ra,
ito -
$50 rinse your mouth in the Liffy, you
nasty tincle nicher; after all the bad
words you speak it ought to be tilthier
than your face, you dirty chicken of Beel.
zebub.''
"Rinse your own mouth out you wicked
minded old polygon-to the deuce pitch
you, you clustering intersection of su-
perfces
"You saucy tinker's apprentice, if you
don't cease your jaw, I'll but here she
gEasped for breath unable to hawk up any
more words, for the last volly of O'Con
nell's had nearly knocked the wind out o.
her.
"While have tongue I'll abuse YOU
you most inimitable periphery. Look al
her, boys, there she stands, convicted
perpendicular in petticoats There's con-
tamination in her circumference, and she
trembles with guilt, down to tie extremi
ties Of her corolaries. All, your found
out, You rectillineal, antecedant, equilangu
lar old hag. IT'S with you the devil will
fly away, you porter swiping similitude Of
the dissection of a vortex"
Overwhelmed with this torrent Of Ian.
guage, Mrs. Moriarty was siIenced. Catch.
ing up saucepan, she was aiming at
O'Connelts head, when he very prudentIy
made timely retreat.
You have won the wager, O'ConneIl
here's your bet" cried the gentleman who
proposed the contest
O'Connell knew we'll the use of sound
in the vituperation; ard having to deal
with an ignorant scold, determined to
overcome her in volubility by using all the
sesquipeOalia verJa which occupied Euclid
With these and a few significant epthets
and a scofing, imnudent demcanor, he had
for once, imposed silence on Biddy Mo-
riarty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

ELoPEMENT AND INSANITY. Mfr, Henry
Hoffman, Of New York, has fled, taking
with him the wife Of his partner Mr.. Zim-
mermaun. Mr. Hoffman is about fifty
years of age. and Mrs. zimmerman and
her husband are about thirty. Mr.. Hoff
man is man Of some property, and con-
verted several thousand dollars worth into
cash, which he took with him. lie leaves
a wife and two children, and Mrs. Zimmer-
mann has left four children, the youngest
but lille over year old. Mr.. Il. has
become partially insane under the deser
ton, and, it is thought, will have to be
sent to the insane asylum.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

The INrERMARR1AGE QUEsTIoN.-The
Ohio Legislature have been passing some
laws on the subject Of intermarriage fnear
relatives, and if one half of what has been
affirmed of the effect of cousins intermarry-
ing be true, it is manfestly the duty of
the Legislature Of all States to interfere to
prevent SO injurious custom. It is said
that in Massachusetts out of II families
formed by the marriage of cousins, there
were 95 children, and in Ohio in S12 such
families, there were 5000 children. 1t
would thus seem that the average number
of children is not diminished by such in
termarriages, The Massachusetts statistics
giving five and half children to each such
marriage. But out of these ninety-fve
children, forty-four were idiots, twelve
scrofulous, and only thirty-seven in tolera-
bic health, while in Ohio 2. 400 out of s.
900 were either Intellectually or physical
ly detective In one case of the marriage
of double cousins, nine children-alI there
were-were idiots Of low grade. Such
statistics prove the necessity of some Wig
orous remedy.
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EFFECTS OF BAD CoMPANY.-There are
three lads Of this village now in Jail here,
one Of whom is colored boy. On the
day after the boys were put into confne-
ment, the father of the colored boy paid a
visit to his recreant son, and thus address
ed him: d" IIa"en't | whipped you, talked
to you, and locked you up ?-and haven't
| always told you that if you associated
with these ID little achite cusses you
would bring up here ?''-Ogle Reporter.
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IEI put my arm around her wais

IL put my arm around her waist
it felt as soft as cake; "Oh dear. says
she, what liberty you printer men do
take." "Why, yes, my Sal, my charming
gal" Il squeezed her some, I guess "Can
you say aught, my chick, against the free,
dom of the press?' l kissed her some
| did by gum-she colored like beet !;
upon my living soul she looked almost TOO
good to eat | gave her another buss,
and then, says she, 81 must confess, |
kinder sorter like the freedom of the
press.''
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

A PRIEST IMPRISONED FOR REFUSING TO
REVEAL CONFESSIONAL SEcGErs In the
Northern Circuit Court Of Durham, &.
W., a man was recently brought to trial
for stealing n watch. Among the witness
es was Father Kelly, a Roman Catholic
Priest, through whose hands the watch had
oeen returned to the prosecutor. Being
asked from whom he received the watch,
he replied that he had received it in con
nection with the confessional. lie aas
then told that he was not asked to reveal
anything stated in confessional, but to re,
veal simple fact. Mr.. Kelly said the re.
ply to that question would implicate the
person who had given him the watch, ard
would render certain his own suspension
for life from the functions Of his Office
Justice Hall, who presided, denied the va
lidity Of the plea, and the reverend gentle
man, persisting in his refusal was commit.
ted to Jail for contempt of court.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

BANEs II TIE UNITED STATEs.-The
number of banks and branches throughout
the United States on the first Of January,
according to the returns Of the Treasury
Department, was ,562. The capital paid
in s421, $50, 600, and the amount of spe-
Gle on hand sS3,994,000. The resource.
Of these banks, including notes, loans, Sc
curities and real estate, is stated at nearly
S1000,00 900, and their liabilities 1881, ;.
100000.
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though whole days had elapsed since l
passed its portals. So true is the remark
of Montague that we measure time often
rather by events than by duration; and
the greater the number of incidents that
occur in any period, the longer that period
appears when we look back upon it,
retired to my chamber, but for some
time sought repose in vain. When sleep
did at last visit me, it was ftful and dis
turbed, and in my dreams re enacted the
scenes of the evening. | awoke in the
morning, feverish and unrefreshed, and it
was some days before | fully recovered
from the effect Oh my nervous system OF
my first night in London.
GAN ASSASSIN Hosr In the village
of Celies, in France, situated on the banks
of the Loire, is small inn entirely isolat-
ed from any other habitation, and good
quarter of a mile from the town. The
proprietor of the inn and the field which
extends before it, after having made useless
attempts to prevent the laying of railway
near he house, offered at last to undertake
himself, at his own expense, the necessary
work Of digging up the earth and making
the embankments upon his ground. The
reasons for his persistent efforts, although
not at first understood, were however.
soon brought to light. No sooner was the
spade put to the earth, than the workman
discovered first one dead body then Sec
ond a third, and finally one at the foot of
every tree growing in the field. This
startling discovery that revealed all at
once so manv crimes, raised the public
voice and provoked an investigation the
nnkeeper, whom rested old suspicious
and old stories Of travellers having sudden
ly disappeared, feigned great Indignation,
and at once denounced his accusers. But
his daughter, who had hung herself few
months before without any apparent cause;
the strange rapidity of his fortune; the
many efforts made to prevent the con-
struction of the road through the fatal field;
the condition of the bodies discovered,
some evidently quite recently buried and
bearing upon them proofs of the crime
committed: all these circumstances com
bined to lead to the immediate arrest of the
inpkeeper and his family. Itappears that
for more than thirty years the more COM
mon sort of Travellers and especially ped
dlers, were in the habit of stopping at this
inn, attracted to it by the cheapness of the
price; and they had then, it would seem,
been assassinated in the night and bespoil-
ed of their stock or money.
1t was trul an attrocious discovery land
one which has excited the greatest horror
and fear throughout the neighborhood. -
Translated from Il Eco n italian.
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ES Some Of tie identical lot Of tea
which was thrown overheard in Boston
harbor in 17T0 is in possession of Mr..
Charles Homer, of Hartford, Connecticut.
This specimen was gathered up on the
beach at Dorchester the succeeding day
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

Re- Ah, said an EngIishman the 9TH
or day, " belong to a country upon which
the sun never sets" "And l." said n
yankee, :" belong to a country Of which
there can be no correct maP-it grows SO
fast that surveyors can't keep ny with it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

An HONEST DEMOCRAT" When Gen
eral Jackson was President of the United
States," said an aged laborer in the Presi-
dental garden few years since, "hc
could tell an honest man from rogue
when first he saw him. | remember that
a clergyman, with a stiff, white choker
and an untarnished suit of black. called
upon him one morning when he was over
looking some work which | was perform
ing in the garden, and requested an ap-
pointment to some Office, saying, 'Gener-
al, | worked harder for your election than
many of those upon whom you have al
ready bestowed office You are a min
lister Of the Gospel (! said Old Hickory, in
quiringly. Yes said the clergyman, Il
was minister, but | thought | could do
better by becoming politician. So
stumped the district weekdays for you, and
preached for tie Lord Sundays Old
Hickory, turning short toward him, and
looking him full in the face, said, BY the
Eternal, if you would cheat the Lord you
would cheat the country. | will have
nothing to do with you or any Ike you
Good morning. and he walked rapidly
away. | never shall forget the looks OF
that hypocritical clergyman. Had the
last Judgment been SET and he before the
great white throne, doubt if he would
have looked more blank and chopfallen.
Es The Arctic expedition Of DR.. Hays
will leave New York in May. He will
reach Greenland in month, and &c
thence northward over the track Of DR.
Kane to obtain furs and dogs; then
northward across Baffin's Bay, to where
the whales are caught. lie hopes to Sc
cure proper harbor by the first of Sep
tember, and soon after will cross the land
in sledges. In April he will start, with 6
boat, and hopes to meet open water in The
eighty second parallel. lie bases hi
hopes of success on the boat journey acros:
! the ice.
Il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-20

RS-A friend that you have 10 buy
won't be worth what YOU have to pay for
mm-no matter how little that may be.
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6onse- furnishing Uoo6e.
{" NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND"
IN sTAaR'S CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE.

~ NEVER IOO LhIE ~ MEND!'
IN STAIRS CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE,
FOR FAMILY Use,
..-.... "a THE BEsT ARTICLE IN hARRETll!
One OF the convenient end desirable articles known sne
Of great utility in
--.--1-' EVERY FAMILY,
By OF its oespuess and reliability Ia repairing Furniture
Toys ChAirs SOFAS Pictures shsGwos. cfoosery Glassware
nc, &c I'D I.
The atteution invited follow
lus testilnsnias regarding ice superior 9gahs,: .o
cater s:aithfal trial OF rAsRs PREPABD LcE Wood
Les,hei aud Cloth at the Phcntx Works most cheedls
recommend s for ell purposes generally reqaiIsd snf
especially for family A CARTER"
I've the undefsigned having tested srARR's PEzrAszS
3Lur agree with the above reconu1eBdatios:
"WM. b. DOUGLASS cabinet Ware Manufacturer ,
"LYsANDER WRIGHT, Machine Depot. 80 Msrkstss
., r- "HEDENBURGk LITTELL, CaraSs manufacturers
"WM H. KIRK Co.. Carpenters and Builders
"LEYERICKA ENDERS. Carriage Makers"
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOTTLE Brush goes With eacA
bottle with ful directions for use -
Put up for Dealers In Of from l % ~ soKen
splendid photographic show Card Printed In Co,srs given
With each package Manufactured by T. Is. STARR,
-. No. 9o1 Msrke.st.. Newark, n }.
''-', TdOMAs JOHNSON, Agent
Orders addressed to eiher the sbo7e places Win receive
prompt attention.
For sale everywhere By all Druggists Grooors Hardware,
Toy, Book, Fancy and General Furnishing Stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

NlEW-MARKET-33 miles from Planhe'd, N.
IN j. aud 20 md.s from rev York; sor-s OF Lana to ne
divtd,d desired for building Lots acres eaHhi snIed
yer, nesr a. q. pc, place oerfrcy heasy snd I'm
po,Ig each there being badns ooussaty erected
Parties Ing p.c~s bpid county rsdonDes are re-
onsled 10 call ard set d-ecp,ion the sbove. at W. IL
6FiMOUk's, No. 10 ksssao-st., r,ooi No.
Az. SMALL COrfAGk. with half aorc, ono minute
from depot
C,TABLE for SALE.-The Stable No. IS West
- 22de either with wiihoa, the ouse This property
= be- so'A po twbch tho rent OF tbs House vi pay
bs the whos purchase money 1esyiag the Sable,
WHICH Ia large aad eommodons entirely fteo Apply 9,
ALMRT REED, No 100 Westrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

CtAHooNs BROADCAST sowER,

~ = SOWING
80. -..a GRAIN, GRASS SEED HEMP, ETC
~ Patented 1851.
The advantages Of this sre ECONOMY OF seed aud seor
Or The distribution seed and Durability and siGI
cy Of construction; will from four 10 SIX per hour
viii ouIth otbe labor wen as one fourtbt onethr
81 The lTsiD.
Over 9Os Of the Hand machines haze been sold ace their
3uroaOction two since aud farmers whohave used them
eehey oud nat without them for three times their cost
CARTOONS GUAkO AND PHOsPHATE. sPkEADEH|
e. teseebed and Will and
equally well cQablg t the advantage Of the above
VII SOW h7 e 10 grain houI at the waking g9t
ofs bose ato fem four to SIX cres phOpha'e
AE rded prciuas al nuaeIous stae and county @ ioI the
- tasttwo years - =.
For circulars giving m description ts4iuoniss &C. address
CBAS Y MAPRS, -
Aiapss AgTicshae implement and Seed arehouse,
Noe. l2t and iZs NASSAU sad Ne II be~kusnst'
Patent Rsht Tor sale by D. IT, Furbush No n2 Brodwsy
EeYor Machines fnhhed at low rates TO parties purchss
fnk RiRhtA
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LTINE OIL PAINTINGS. III. VAN
! ANiWEkP, Auctioheer- Extensive collection o. w
PsinTl>GS on FRIDAY aud SATURDAY EVESiduS,
janUa q AID 2 at q O'Clock ect e'etins OF ts sore 20
aJz osway nearly opposite Nicholas Hotel over 80
spesis principals by nsliys artists Including mary a'setiV.
pieiu.s Views " Ale css 80 uey tom ons skeeies OF
piciu -gue spots keyoi0BarJ scepS Spoug ieces Va
and esB icnre paLtea by GressFe OF An"erpi
n syiiy and very clio Spau picture and ecce doirp
undoubtedly original opy - Cofeos Mo.hsr aud Chudi
eop,s celebrated pcsae by Landsssr oss Bon
hour Potter Herring ole, ard othsis Nc They
elegantly apFEopis,s famed and Pictures and Frames
viii be soh toseso For account OF whom II may eoncesn
Catalogues maY be obtained. Sale psrenptefy.
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directed pay them from appropriation Coz coronsr Foe@"
WILLIAM ". TWEED TX
THOMAS LfrTLE, conmit'ee en-
JOHN ". sRtg1S, Csuuty Ohicss-
AUG. WEISwAN.
Board Of Supervisors JaHnsry %. ie6s
Ob syss and noea adopted H. YOUNG. Clerk
Third De-
1867 FOR serving (ers) SIX bundled s-d twsstythrse
subpenas during the lat December Terra Of the
Court Of Special Sessions Of the Peace. 81 2l cona
Tie County If john MoGove resilonce No lib
Vast Thirty drst street DR.
1889 For serving (al Il. Hundred twenty
pepAs during the last Uecsmber Of the cout Of
General Sessions Of tn esoe al I2 crns -
elerred the annexed bills for serving subPsn respectfully re-
port that the a Coun charges aud the FOL oy n!
therefore snomitsed for adoption: , IN a. - ne
epyseven IS 100 dollars; Geo e. R.eh seven y-seyon so'
collars serving subpsnss for tho Court Of Spss Sespn'
during december 1885, b audited sui allowed and tho csnn
ems fee." j. THOMAL lit Lk. Cosnittso
- - JAWS DAVIS.
- ELYAgf PURDr, cri ia, 3 C., Courts
BosTd Of Supervisors Jan. 20 1900 ~
In ayes aud noee adopted. j. II. fDyNj IlorA
Ke,ed That the Beard Of Supo'v,ors Of tho co-nty
h IL commission known the COmDisi OF Records nv
the passge Of the following s aud that scop OF tb eppd
resolution be to the Senators and Members oil Assem-
bly, Of this county
Az ACr TO Repeal passed April S 1885, entitled An
for the appointment Of Conuisone OF Records Tor tho
City and County ofN-w-l ok"
People State n Ne0Yok representcd In senSe
and ASS mblJ DO enact rs followsi - -. , -
sMcr1oa rho pissed Apn 49, 1885, Oh pter te7 Laws
Of Records the City aud County Of Me- he.DJ
repealed. a., = -,
ORIs0E BLUNT, ] Omu'ittee - Printing
AUG IAaV wHEhisMAN,'} st.t,1s a
Board Of snPervl'ors Ja. 40 io.V =. vo,,,,, ~. :.