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-. PAsCAGouLA HOUSE NOW MUCH EN-
EaiI LARGED. 80 - =
Ma:.I MR.. AND MRS. DoDsoN wish to inform the public
that they MI times ready Boarers at The follow.
ing rates: z5z2s5ss# ~ Ez5sz7-'~55
Slinmer-Per month, Ss5; per week, SO; per day, 81
Winner - Per month, S25; per week. 81; per day 81 TO-
M1-This esrabshme combines all the comforts Of home
6eng more than larger hotels having houses
for ladies and gentlemen, etc. Telegraph Office by
myl6 3nA w. s. D0DS0N.
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f!HESTNUT GROVE WHISKY3
cHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sirrs to introduce the article the public and phyans city
and country, a. tho
z#7 Purest DinasabIe StimuIant
which has been prepared for medical proves itself
Cordial heahfu and nvgoratng to the enfeeblsd
whether BY age or disease Is distilled from the best and
malt and s nutritious properties bya process
peculiarly his whereby the Fus OIL other nos ous In
gradients known to be contained In the Whisky general se
competey separated that the absolute purity ar
ticle from any foreign admixture is guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the mott emil
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia York and Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed 1t with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
GER CATEs:
Philadelphia Sept O. 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which sent and hn contains none of ths
poisonous substance known on which Il the character
itic and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general use
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAMAc,
Analytical Chemists
New York. Sept 8, 1858.
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr Of Philadelphia having
carefully tested pleased that Is entirely free
from poisonous deleteous substances II is an unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R. chiffon. Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 4 1858.
have made chemical anassis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves be e heavy
fusil Oils, and perfectly pure naduiaraed The fne
favor Of this Whisky derived from the grain used in mann
featuring II. Respectfully, 5
E4ss A. A. HAYES NJ. D.. State Assayer.
No. 10 Boyiston rect
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr..
-5s ,szsa '5szs wholesale Agent,
49, ZIG Walnut street,
ia1 lew gaz.=5 53z4jg zsa Pun nR pHfA
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THE uNpERsIGNED. pRoPR1Eros as OF CO

THE UNDERSIGNED, PRoPRIETORs OF COT
TON PRESSES in the New Orleans hereby give
notice to Cotton Factors that will the ensuing year
mencing the first Of September take NIL
ton on storage at the same rates as other cotton and will
place the hoops when the cotton Is sold and ordered
for shipment without extra charge but under
circumstances will replace iron hoops with rope without
compensation of eight which is regular
charge.
We forced into this and think proper
public OF the ntroduc-
ton of iron hoops have found 1t impossible prevail
shippers and shpasers receive bound
kind tie under circumstances and
bly, furnish without being reimbursed for te The
charge will be invariably made to the factor.
New Orleans, june l5, 1860 -
AhABAMA AND CRESCENT CITY COTTON PRESS.
LEYEE. STEAM =
ORLEANS
LOUISIANAsAND FACTORS - 81 .
COMMERCIAL AND MISSISSIPPI
UNION AND INDEPEEDENTzes -
READING AND FICKsBURG -.
5sz3 FRERET'ssa@4-5s589s .
+. SOUTHERN -'s4ss5-s 's+=s-i+
CANAL STREET - .
FIRE-PRo0F
PELICAN IA q
SZYMANSISf
TYLE6t(- Ns..
PLANTERS -,
STAR +s@
SHIPPERS
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rLARET-6oo cases r. Kleppsr,s MaIgsux, quarts and
" pints for sale by 9. WOLFF,
myll corner Grayer and New Leyee SITS.
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-. LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR -
lgga SPRINGS, MISS. go - -

This fashionable and popular Watering will be opened
for the reception q visitors the 10Th day Of June next
supervision of its old proprietor b. SMITH, Is well
known in the Souih hotel keeper ~
The aderdale Springs situated the NJ and o. Railroad
1853 miles from Mobee morning train leaving Mobile arrives
at the Springs at o'clock P. NJ.
The place has recently undergone thorough repair
nished throughout with new and elegant furniture.
The waters have been analysed by of the best chemists
the Emitted States tile medicinal properties waters
unsurpassed by any In the South. So -
HNo expense pains will be spared to make the Hotel
first class one. Gl7
ny22 BIN as B. b. SMITH co,
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HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS. Z
New Orleans, June I, 1880
ss- Special Orders = The membsrs of the
Company hereby ordered 10 assemble every RSDAY,
~ clock r. M at the Armory for drill BY order Of
GEO. CLARK, Captain.
Z, McFARIASp, o. 8. je7 WekThtf
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDER

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARDIHa,
Both Rough and Dressed. from tho very best YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber for ISLE h lots suit purchasers
al the LOWEST MARRET Pr On, 81 " II " IF 81
fels ~ STAR FLAMING MILLS Mes Gasin,
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RmtitnIar Nutitts.

~ sssf new aRLE. ANS CAsAl AND BAsxiKG eoAr4sY. I
via .,Y77s9fli 5F F'4s New Orleans, June 10, 1860 8
s5reAt a special meeting Of the Hoard 81
ectos held this day semi annual dividend OF FIVE FEN
CENT was declared payable the stockhoders here he
1rst Monday In July and the Stockholders In New York al
the Office Of Messrs NJ MORGAN SONS, the FIRST Mon
day Of August nest " 3.t +
tc2B lOt Al. H. KERNION, Cashier.
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w-St. Mary's Orphan Boys Asylum, Third
District.
Amen say to as long did tto one of these
least brethren, yon did 1t to me.f MATT. Axy, 40
The Superintendent Of this institution would respectfully call
the attention OF the chaaby disposed to the following facts
uin in great want Of clothing 49,
1t Is certain that well disposed gentlemen eonsign,
at this season. their old clothes TO the moths, not knowing any
thing better to do with them
g. Such garments woui be extremely useful poor
phans. l..55
There in the stores articles of food and cloth
less damaged and consequently unfit for sale
these would be of great service to the Orphans
The Legislature not having made appropriation this
year orphans they stand III need than Of
public charity.
ANY genem,n wishing aid them do so this way
without ncurris addressed through Post
Office Superintendent Box indicating residence
etc, Of the doior, will be promptly attended to-
Donations will be received Laytons street;
Mr. Victor Ses Dumaine street, close Maras Mime Blan.
chefs Comb street. opposite the Arcbshops residence.
New orlaps April ii, 1860. myl0
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REAL. ESTATE, FOURTH DISTRICT-sALE WITHOUT
N EH .Rescrre-succession of John P. Wallace. re.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
FRIDAY, July Ii, 1850, viii be sold al IL
NJ, ae the 81. Charles Hotel Exchange, virtue of
order OF tile Honorable the Second District Court New
leans under date Of February 1860 and for Of said
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements
thereon stuated In the Nuns auhourg Fourth District Of this
city in the square bounded by Nayades Appoo Mary
ST. Andrew Streets and designated LOT No 3s plan by
Hedn Surveyor deposited plan No. IG in the office Of T.
Guyoi, Notary Pubic said lot measuring
trent ST. Andrew by depth Of 81 feet inches and
lines side and 80 and lines the ether side 30
feet in width the line, all American
"a TERMS-Casi 44F4 ~
Act Of sale before Theo Guyol Notary Public at The ex
pense of the purchaser
PRoPRIfTE FoNCIERE, QuATR1EME DISTRICT
yente Reserves Succession de John r. Wallace
PAR e. ROGER 81 CO.,
VENDREDI, ID Juliet 1860, Ill sera vemdu
Honorable Con Second District Noayele Orleans
date du fcyrer 1860 lie compile de la dte
SION
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, ayec ,outes les andliora.
tons sue dams e Faubonrg Reigieuses atrieme Dis
trie de cetie ve dams et bona par les Nayade
polio Ste Marie ct St Andre ct dege lie lot No 50
IN plan U A. Hadn, deposd plan No l6
patae de r Guyol noaire public lie dit peds
e5 gnes face la st Andre profondeur
9pouces ct gnes dun cote ct 80 pieds gnes rautre
cote ct 81 peds lie fond lie am6ricane.
HSr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Acte de vente pardeyant I. Gnyo nonire public
de Faeanereur jel2 10 tyl2 10
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OFFICE P0sTCnARTRAIN PAnKoAp Co.,
E New Orleans, May 81, 1860. 8
ks-NotIce-A q meeting OF the Board of DE-
declared payable stockholders their representa-
after the l Of june at the Office Of the Company
mysl If s l,4 HENRY WHITTEMORE, Ssc'y.
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WANTED---WANTEn

WANTED-AN MOI G RI. TO DO THE no UsEWoRI
w for small family assist in sewing to make herseI
generally useu such an may permanent plae
at fair wages by applying At Tor address at this Office
eolored or German gir preferred. e2I If
WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND GLOBE VA
JET lmz r iiTTiE Rny i 4
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Mobile, May l. 1860. Also Of Battle House. at Mobile
my2l t15jy " al l2 -
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closed mall consisting 81 letters and newspapers Tor States
ana cities or the German Austrian Postal Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Ionsn Islands, ETC.
IS sent rom the Post Office In New York seai-wcekly f.
steamer. = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

How THE LONDON TINES IS PR1NTED.-A
London correspondent of the Philadelphia
LEDGER having visited the office and press
room of the ''Great Thunderer," communi-
Gates the following interesting facts:
They use Line tons of paper day-enough
to reach TO Dover, eighty-three miles. The
water to wet the paper is raised By an en-
glne, and going through perforated zinc
cylinder, falls on an endless blanket, and
vets twenty-four sheets at time. They use
twenty-seven kegs, or two tons of ink each
week. Moulds for electrotyping are made of
papier macha, from which lead impressions
are taken and ready for use in a half hour;
can take SIX plates from a mould, the man
ner OF doing 1t without burning the mould is
secret; save six hours by electrotyping.-
Have an eight cylinder Applegarth press,
that takes twelve thousand five hundred
impressions, and Hoes ten cylinder. that
turns out sixteen thousand four hundred in
nlne hours, working six men. The latter,
moving horizontally, is not near so compli-
Gated as the former, which works vertically
They prefer Applegarth's, as it does its bus
mess more neatly. Employ 800 men and
issue $4,000 copies and they are all deliv-
cred hve minutes after the stOppage of the
press. One dealer takes 2s,6O0 copies in
twenty-tour carts. Two twelve-horse power
engines are used. Forty years ago, only
took l,2OO impressions per hour and first
yearly volume (l79l) is but quarter the size
OF quarterles of late years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

NJ r1.,,ys, Typ1AEA STATE GAZETTEER AID
" p,-si,.rss ;, DIREcToRY Vol. H. ls6O-0I- III
dianapOlis, Ind.
This extensive work has been long IN pre-
,orotiop. and now that it has been completed
+ forms a perfect business guido to all Sec
tions of Indiana. The towns and ci'les I
erumsrated and described in alPhaoe'ieai
order, and the business houses noted. a nIo W
engraving of the noble Institution ior 'hs
FJncation of the Blind at Indianapolis ac-
companies the work. Of the accuracy y y
the work none who know Mr.. Hawes VII
need doubt. He has made it as reliable q
possible. 1t is mailed, free OF postage, 10
$3.50. Address George W. Hawes, State Sen
tinel Building, Indianapolis, Ind.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01
LesaI Record. July a1.t.

U. S. CoURTs-JUDGE WMLsOE.-The case
OfBOstwick for counterfeiting occupied the
day in this Court.
James o. Duffy, Esq, was admitted to
practice in the U. S. Courts.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Court convened
yesterday morning, Judges Bolton and Foote
presiding.
The case of the city of Cleveland VS.. the
Cleveland, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati Railroad
Companies was the order for the day. A
few witnesses were examined in the after
noon and the case adjourned to this morn
ing. Messrs. Ranny, Backus and Noble,
Hitchcock and Andrews for plaintiff; /;
Messrs. Otis & Wyman, Attorney Gen. VOL
cot and Upson of Akron for defendant
Forest City Bank VS.. Crowell. The opin-
ion of the court was delivered by Judge Boil
ton. Suit brought for unpaid installments
on stock certificates once owned by defend
ant. Several objections urged, and among
others that the Bank was never regularly
organized. There being several other i'm
portant objections, the Court did not render
decision upon this point. Demurrer sus-
tanned and leave granted plaintiff to amend.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE LAWRENCE. - An
TgBU DdIpllz drunlZS "a l.aSE g''7sa,
Jacob Gabel, injuring property hneu %
and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

LAKE, SUPERIOR NEws.-The Marquette
Miner furnishes some items Of news
The crew of the schooner CanoPus' SIX IN
nnnber we're arrested and Gagged, by the City
MARSHAL, on the charge of stealing clothing
from some of the other vessels, and also iron
citizens of the town. The articles stolen
were found concealed in the tOp-sail WRAP
ped up) and and also in the fOreeastle' quite @
q little cargo of them. The captain had sus-
Decfed them before, as they appeared on
deck dressed out in black, having on ni''
frock coats, vests, and pantaloOns' quite over.
tonDinp him in style. He had sent 10 Dul
faIo for the gang, and they came on board a
Erie. -,.-,+ior
In the Carp Lake District exploration
are being successfully prosecuted Dy Cap'
Beaser. and the results already obtained al
tbought sufficient to warrant the necessal
outlay for prosecuting the search until u
value of this important locality shall
. thoroughly known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

REPUBLICAN MEETNG IN THE SEVENTH
WARD.-The Republicans of the Seventh
Ward viii hold meeting on Thursday even
ing. The Wide Awakes will be on hand in
all the glory of their brilliant torch lightpro
cession. Speeches will be made by some Of
our best speakers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

Eprcar1oNAL Commemorative Educa-
+ional Conventions are to meet in this Guy
On the 7th Of August. The American NOT
M nal school, and the National Teachers as as
Laoiotion no The Young Mems Association
have granted these associations the iTse use o.
I-nsE;can s'-,e Hall, and their rooms. The e1er-
cis IS will consist oflecture'i by distinguished
teachers and friends of education, ana n ne
discussion of topics which may be PreSeh-
ted. TN HINT
Thelocal committee, consisting OF VI; i.l,o nul,
Supt. of Schools, and Oliver Arey, 9AIuC1l boT.
Slade, E. c. Pomeroy, antl F. W. Creeu, f-on- s~1r
promised free entertainm ent to laoles NJ. =,
abroad who may attend5 and 1t Is ~ y :,
hoped that our citizens v i'll enable lnein y
redeem their pledge-B afaIO C0ur's'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

EXHIBITION OF THE STATUE.-The Statue of
Perry is open for exhibition to-day. Dur
ing the past few days the number Of visitors
has been very large. After to-day the studio
viii be closed until the Statue is completed.
Our citizens and strangers should not fail to
see this splendid work of art. It will well
bear examination. The studio is on the cor
ner Of High and Middle streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01
HEAVY ROBBERY AND PARTl

HEAVY ROBBERY AND PARTIAL RECOVERY
80, 100 IN CERTIFICATES OF DEPOsITEs FOUND.
=" We learn, says the Republic, 4" that on
Thursday a lad found on Main street four
certificates of deposits for $500 each, and one
for 500 on the Bank of Newark, Wayne
county, together with number Of drOvers
passes on the South Shore Railroad. The
certificates were payable to A. Dolphe, and
regularly endorsed, and the passes contained
the name of Mr.. Heith No doubt the pay
ment of the certificates was stopped by the
parties losing them, through the telegraph,
but it is singular that no account of the loss
has been made known at the Police Office, or
advertised either here or in some other city"
We learn at the Chiefs office that the above
certificates, together with $500 more of the
same paper, and $l39 in cash, was stolen
from an Ohio drover, last Wednesday, on the
Central Railroad, when a few miles out of
the city. The loser was here the same day
making enquiries; but nothing could be as
certained at that time, and he left for home,
leaving the matter in the hands of the Chief
for further investigation. The boy who found
the certificates placed them in the hands of
Chief Best yesterday and the latter has written
to the Ohio man of the partial recovery of his
loss, The fate of the pocket book and the
= ~ l' 'l'1IN - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

To DYE or Nor TO DYE.-G. S. Williams, at
No. 6S St. Clair street, has an extensive Dye
House fitted with all conveniences for the
prompt and satisfactory performance of all
orders. Mr.. Williams has been well known
in Cleveland and will be welcomed back
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

PERsoNAL.-Among those who took pas
sage last evening for Lake Superior were the
following from Philadelphia, who stopped at
the Weddell c. H. Nuirhead and wife, Rev.
VIM. Suddards, Dr. James Suddards, U. S.
n, VIM. L. suddards, McGregor Mitchison
and A. Robinson.
The following party from Memphis were at
The Weddell last night: John F. Mills, Mrs.
Mills, Miss Abecombie, Miss Tate and Mrs.
Tate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

Ev,xo1PArIoN CELEBRATION.-Ihe coloIeu
oitizeDs Of Cleveland will celebrate the zO'h
anniversary of the West Indian Emancipa-
ton to-day. At4o'elOek they hold a prayer
meeting at the Methodist Church on Bolivar
street At 10 o'clock an address Will De ue-
livered by Rev. Prof ThOme at ChaPin nan
documents will be read, music furnished,
60 After these exercises the procession VIII
be formed to march to the County an
Grounds, where a Picnic will be held, ano
addresses delivered by Wm. Monson' D. h
Robinson, Rev. Mr.. Crooks, J. Murray .
Malvin, and others. A good band OF music
will he in attendance. This evening Capt
| Kidd gives an entertainment at the A'ne
| neum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT EUcLID.-Hon. F.
7. Backus and other well known speakers
will address the Republicans of Euclid on
Thursday, August ID.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

LLUsTRATED.-Haw & Bro. have Frank
Lsslie's Illustrated News with full length por-
trait Of the Prince of Wales, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

J. q. Sargent Notice to Contractors.
W. g. Carey q Co-Iron and Nails Warehouse.
b. Stedman & Co Dissolution, &c.
Holloway rills-Special Notice.
Hostrtier's Bitters-Special Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

DEEDS. ffE-h
The quit claim deed from Geo. NJ. Atwater
and Harriet R. Atwater to the city was re-
ferred to the City Attorney.
ORDINANCES.
For the construction of general system of
sewerage in Sewer District No 4. Referred
TO Com. on Ordinances.
To assess special tax upon property abut
ting on Belmont street for grading and i'm
proving. Same reference.
To grade and pave Superior street between
the east side Of the C. c. & G. r. R. track
and the Cuyahoga river. Same reference.
To repeal the ordinance appointing one of
the Directors Of the Inirmary to act as
clerk. Passed.
To amend an ordinance establishing the
grade of Marshal street between Lake and
St. Clair SITS. Passed.
To establish the grade of Bond street be-
tween Superior street and a point 500 feet
north of Lake street. Passed.
To grade and improve Champlain street
between Ontario and point - feet west of
Seneca street. Passed.
To assess special tax upon all property
abutting upon Superior street between the
Public Square and tho westerly line of Water
street. Passed.
Adjourned for one week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

LAST NIGHT's CoUNcIL.-There was good
attendance last evening at the Council Cham
Der. The Committee on Parks and Public
Grounds, who had been requested to report
plans for the further improvement of the
have the number Of crOss-walks lesseheu'
Tho Committee on Streets reported ad-
versely to opening Superior street through
the Square, on the grounds that the action " Oi
the former Council in closing the streets was
legal, and also that the majority Oi ,r,l sns
voters are opposed to such opening rms rms
settles the matter with this Council at least
and to the satisfaction of nine-tenths OF oui
| citizens. -, -
| port.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 21l Superior ST., (up staiTs
MARBLE BLOCK.

FOR SALE
STREET, near Prospect-A first
rate House, we'll furnished throughout, with ev-
cry convenience. Good barn and lot.
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short distance
from the Public Square, lot 44xl0O feet, with two
buildings. 5000.
FARM, 56 Aores-l2 miles from the city. Good
house, barn, orchard, &C., well watsred, soil
sandy loan. $40 per acre
FRANKLIN sTREET-Good house, and lot ll2xl5s
feet. $500.
SIBLEY STREET-Two story house and lot $3.50
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MILL-With ma
ohinery in good order and leasehold, well located
in this city. Very cheap.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01
TUESDAY EVENING, july

TUESDAY EVENING, July 5l'
prossnt - Messrs. Thomas, Hickman,
po1nor Worswiek, Hovey, oyiatt, Dixon
christian. Clark, Ballard, Marshall, Palmer
stevens, Hayward, Quayle, RUSSELL saOln'
Willard, Lewis, Masters.
Absent-Messrs. Stephan, HoPkinson'
president Masters in the Chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approVeu'
PETITIONS.
Of r #. Lyon and others, owners OF real
estate ON Merwin street, remonstrallng
sgaipst the grading and paving oil ihaS sur. NC.
az nresent. Referred to the Board Oh Oi5
- ~ George NJ. Atwater and |. L. hewitt
o,rnors of real estate upon James street, re-
T,onstratinr against the paving Of said street.
Same reference. e mo
OF Harvey Rice and others, owners oil pro
nerrv abutting upon CrOton street. remon
strafinp against the improvements Oh S'i1
street at present. Same reference.
of Jobn Huntington and 272 others, pro
' ..,+ino AGAINST the removal of the FOUNTAIN
= RefarTed to committee or Public Grounos.
Of S. Stein, thathe is about 10 0Igolille IS.,
company calledthe "New CleVeleno Gas 1lIl ooln
Q pany," who will go on Immediately 70 ere,
gas works. They will bind themselves
n furnish gas at 50 per thousand ieet anu Il,
" IN sell out to any other Company "LLnV, VIII \
= vorr1ission of the City Council. lie asks I
y heir Dermission to lay gas pipes IN u
IN streets Referred to the special commlVIee
Gu Gas.