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OHIO MECHANICS, INSTITUTE FAIR. ls5y

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR 1858.
We prepared to all kinds Of Roofs steep
fat DID, shingles, tar metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequacd Roofing material From long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief Of failure nearly all roofing
with, and after complete system of chemical, artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts Of
been adding for yearhe has produced roof
which is offered criticsng public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the induce this Roofing offers are viz: The
rendering perfectly and Alright and Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition is only
injurious to- but actually preventative OF cotton, and
being arght, DARKNESS CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TIE CANVAS.
joints cemented and the whole covered
with heavy coat OF Cement compounded from materials
winch will not run, scale OF, crack or become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corrosIon and leaking
our Cement alone possesses qualities durability
elpaed and is the cheapest coating that can be used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS we con
denty believe this Roofing will Outwear any three of the
ordinary coverings. No oil is brought in direct contact
with the to burn ii, and the Cement Paint
become like from but remain pliabe,
fs- COUNTY RIGHTS SALE an the States Of NaTyand
Delg,care: Virginia, and The District Of Col,elb{G.
Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
generally known, shall supply the larger portion
quired in the above territory have constructed
uss,9y s9t " ayge II yPRK @ deYanNS swERED
~ Prepared material for sale, with instructions to put it
and will be furnished to Agents. leaving them fair
sENb FOR 4 CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Where testimonials and SAMPLES NAV and references
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
T R a De.
THE
T. K G II AN GE
M 0NThLY ADVERTISER.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION
+ r. " II II o U s A " d.
EXCLUSIVELY AMONG
THE SELECT BUSINESS MEN
South eg2ssE west

The proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE in The year
ust closed, established system of
4 d VERT TSIN g.
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Rarksrs all0 2roktrs.
w GILMOR, JR.,
w sToGK AND BILL BROKER.

W SIUUh AND BILL bfUhEfN'
No. " SECOND STREET
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets.
Makes advances on Stocks and other Coaterals.
NerntiatnS Time Panpr andS Stock I.nanS nl0-tf
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7TRR MERCANTILE AGENCY


j IL.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND 9. CHARLES STREETS.
The ropreors respectfully invite such Merchants
already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods
credit system and test the reliab
y information. From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials Of thousands merchants in the differ
cities East Westwho have for been subscribers
We all who will CALL whether they sell goods to
the cities towns ample satisfaction 10 the fea
bty nformaon and the great benefit to be derived
from he bv those W subscribe
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rOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,

COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
" BALTIMOR
ROBT B. COLEMAN, late of the firm ocColeman & Stet
of the stor House. and recently of the St Nicho
las Hotel New York, has in connection with his
FREDERICK W. COLEMAN, taken the charge of the above
well-L nown house for of years
Many important alterations and Improvements have been
made rendering it rstcass in The location
of this house is convenient to travellers and citizens, the
City Cars passing constantly to all points, ard the Balt
and Ohio and Washington Depots being in close
unity
Liberal arrangements will made with families and sin
gle gentlemen, for board (either full PARTIAL.
They will continue the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL at
Niagara Falls N Y, in the sumptuOus that
has made it popular with the travelling public during the
past season. dl-3m
ID EDWARDS, JR. & CO.,
H. 24SoUrH CHARLES STREET. Baltimore,
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS:
NEW ENGLATD GLASS COMPANY, Boston.
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, Boston,
JAS. b. LYON Il Co., PITTsBURG, PA
BRYCE, RICHARDS & Co, PITTsBURG, PA.
ADAMS, MACKLIN Il Co, PITTsBURG, Pa.
PHGNIx, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS, PITTsBuRG
Pa.
j. W. JAMES & Co., CAPE Con GLASS WORKS, SANDWICH,
MASS
full supply ofsample of every description of
from each Company hand. Orders will be taken
goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible
and the lowest manufacturers prices the trade
Glass Roughed and Hammered Plate all sizes and thick
nesses Ornamental Window Glass, Obscured and Etched
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings
Red Lead and Litharge from the New England Works
Also, full supply of American and German Demjohns
and Wine Bottles constantly hand. ja2l-tf
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Id JAMES BOYD
Has removed his Office from 2 st Pan, stroa, IN the
ler Of BALTIMORE AND PACA STREETS OVER THE
FEoFLEs bANh. feS-5t
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CURLETT Il SONS
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No "a NORTH


cys4sg The Undersigned having greatly en-
ets larged their premises aud increased their faci-
ties beg leave to call the attention of the public their
extensive stock of every description CARRIAGES finished
in the elegant style and durable MANNER which they
are prepared sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch ard at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURlETT SON,
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DEALERS IN HIDES, LEATHER, OIL, &c,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
they have REMOVED from the old stand, of South
and Second Streets to No. "a LOMBARD STREET, first
house West of Calvert street where with increased stock
and greater facilities business they hope for the coutnu
ance Of the patronage they have 50 long enjoyed:
ia2-tf G. L. HOFFMAN * CO.
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TIE Receivers Of the Norombees Bank Of Bangor.
Me-, have made On UNEXPECTEDLY favorable rpsrt gu
its COZ don. There Is in cssh In the bauk, sSO-
OOO mmtd date ssseis amounting TO 5000, and osber
good paper, smoonttg in al to about $4,000 while
lie liabilities are bat liHls more than 100000. Tse
stockholders bave petitioned the Court to allow Vie
bank 10 resume operations
1hompson's Bank Note Reporter ssys:
"1be Few movement in Congress On the Home.
stead bi has further ssouIased purchasers OF lad
Warrants, and we lower quotations.. The supply co.,
tiBues 10 exceed the demandin TACT, there Ia no do
smsnd for Warrants"
The Bank Statement Of weekly averages 10 looked
upon as favorable the expansion of loa having been
checked while the loss in the specie item lie quite mod
crate in the face of California receipt near at hsnd
TIE contraction of loans s doubt to some extent,
involuntary as of the banks have been unable to
find full employment for their recepts The domestic
drain Of specie has not been large during the week,
ard the balance Of trade with Philadelphia is DOW in
our favor. The deposit line shows large decline,
but not much larger than the contraction of loans and
loes of specie would indicate.
The folio wing is statement Of the condition Of the
Banks of the City Of New-York:
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BY the lammon!a, at this port, we have copy OF
The London Herald of the 10th met In relation to
the money market of the previous day, 1t remarks;
statement tho business In the markets for Public seou
rites has improved bull IL % the pervadta< ohar.o
t.c and the value Of tho home funds droops owing TO the
Of the VI tora hswy Loan and hs
Of monSbJ sceoun Consos 81 ono persd
coded nearly per cent and the pressed ao
but eventually recovery took place, especially when was
found that the quotations from fa wee ne-Ilya quaer
cent bxb.r Cons Is ucusfed between 9t for aud
The e the a,mer quotation OF 81 a. waiie
for Msy IN. price stood ct eslGs
the adv from the brokers TO the bsnk
and vi continue until ct least wednesday
WHEN IN heavier portion viii have been discharged Suoss
emily vii have to be qndaisd though the
viii then be Of less impotsnce Tue ehax II the ds
cresed great iDhuenco bat the rates Tor
the Stock Exchange are iowe DOT hs'g exoee9ed
nom sd3j cent short periods English securities. The
al ire active Fhursdsy AMI satur
day vet the expec ion Of when The shall Dc r
outd the Tor the Victoria haizv
Ian the era average OF quotations The
c,I rate for short dated p.per ana
Tor bls III period 10 difficult TO hx piece terms
The s,estr for Brazil taken ou about H6o e0 the pn-
cipsi proportion beips gold =, =,
nm Of about 10 Oo0 gold Withdrawn from the Bank
mi. al other operation, OF mpor aoce
he for rather quiet at 6l az bns tins
oou,idtreo only a nouiinsl quotation - ,
The endt prices the Paris bourse appears again
20 be n ia, fsyorabe direction there having been recovery OF
a. cent compared wi The quotations on saturday Ins
cent Renes for last quoted al DOL I ard tbs
cents for money the account 6 600 Bank Shsres were
2,8 ST. Il, - g.. ...
assisted create greater ami nation although tho
90. tin. mt generally extensive.
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The traffic of the first two weeks of April the Ma
con and Western Road amounted TO $l4 ,45O, against
about $40, 900 last year.
The March receipts Of the Philadelphia and VII
mington Railroad were $lOS,6S9 Sc. March, 1859,
$1O3062 "a.
The March earnings Of the Vermont and Massschu-
setts Railroad were S22 $50. March, 1852 s2O,6lO.
The Hannibal and ST. Joseph Road gained in the first
week Of April gil 900 over the same period OF last
year.
The Persia has about 100000 in specie engaged.
Private letters intimate that the advance in the rate OF
interest by the Bank Of England is prudential meas
ure to prevent subscriptions in London to several
Continental Government loans which are expectedto be
nut upon the market II lie evident the drain OF bull
lion is not sufficient 10 account for the rapid aovsnce
in the rate. AT this time last year the rate OF ds-
count was only 81 y cent p aDnum, and the BANK IN
the interval while advancing the rate TO cent nag
lost only three millions of bullion. gale OF $OooO
Government 80 coupons, has been made az ioo,
being the last of the lot taken by Messrs Sweeney,
Rittenhouse, Faut g. Co. There has been also sale
of $40 600 Government 5s, registered at lOJ2. The
foreign news has had no effect upon our Money
Market The supply is superintendent, although a
little irregular and rates low last week. On
call the quotations are 4a6 p cent and frst-class
paper sac y cent. Treasury Notes are in demand,
and scarce A telegraph dispatch from Buffalo
TO the agent Of the Eew-York Central road state
tba, the Lake navigation is open. ProPellers which
left Buffalo on Saturday went through.
Joseph w. Alsop Of this city President OF the East
arm Division Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, sp-
nesred before the u s. Circuit Court at Cincinnati on
THURSDAY last and accepted the appointment OF re,
ceiyer of that road, and gave bonds for the faithful
execution OF the trust in the sum of $4,000. o's'
Flint yice-President of the Company, will be con-
tinued in the actual charge Ofths road.
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consisting of socg,, duets, ssd inssUre1sd m.s's.
The reports Of the Csytsins speak Of the usives>
ssl quie. asd order which prevailed 10 shsf ~
fpective Ward, aad mention the entire sssesss
Of dIm kenses, profanity, and eesceniy, usshy nes
with On that day. But fey arrests for non-csmpzsass
with the law were nude, and those Who w~s
taben into custody were mo,t'y discharged v'sn
reprinsnd by toe magistrates, who bad no cersihss
copies Of the law directing their action. Prem the an
tsseDktC movements reported, doubtful If the sezs
Sabbath will pas off with an equal degree Of qalss
nees.
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Ia order to give the latest and fair field 70 Spr
ituslists 1t will be well to state that correspondent
informs us that fifty medisms Of tbi, city formed tses-
selves into circle last Wednesday ngbt, aud disesv-
cred that Keenan, won the greasprizs-6ghtn two hos
after fighting 100 rouDds- Thus, down TO the prssst
time the Spri,usliss have informed the world through
us hat Heensn orquered bis adversary the seventh
round; that Heenan was defeated and nearly kais1s
and that he was victorious after 10 rounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

TIE MARINERS CHURcH.--The Cherry street Mar
iners' NJ. T. Church was crowded 10 overAo wing.
morning and evening, on Sunday, BY very stseaivs
audience to listen to the Introductory sermon Of the
Rev. j. o. Rogers, the "swset singer Of Israel"
During bis 6iscoure the reverend gentleman intro
duced, with considerable efect-beiDg possessed Of
ane voce--one two very fns old Methodist hyaDs-
It s than probable that this society viii shorty
occupy the edifce now in possession of the Norfolk
street Baptist Church, Of which the Row DR.. Armitsgs
is pastor. The Board of Trustees are in negotaiioa
for it.
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ALpERxasIo CONTESTED S1Ar.--The Ahmmsais
Committee having in chsrgethe the o'n'essed
seat now occupied by Aid. Resell, and claimed BY
Peter Mitchell met at o'clock yesterday, and lseasd
to the testimony Of three witnesses the substssss Of
which did not amount to more tbaa that numhor OF
sailors voted in the district in Question, aud thss many
other persons voted who were rot registered Ia the
came district. The Committee adjourned until Tasn-
day next, at the same hour.
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THE ORcHARD.sTREET STABBIKG AFFRAY,-Coro-
ner Jackmsn yesterday concluded the inquest on the
body of Thomas Greenan, who was fatally stabbed on
Saturday night about I2 o'clock at the Of Or
cbsrd and Canal streets. John CIuon, friend tbs
deceased who was with him at the time Of the occur
rerce, testified that they were going down Orchard
street, when they overlook three Germans. The de-
ceased against Of them, when the German pur
sued and cliIched the deceased fight eusued, dur
ing which the wounds were inflicted. Charles Raber,
German, was subsequently arrested by Officer
Wright, and when taken to the Station. House some
blood was 'ourd upon his clothes. Samuel Calhoun
testified that he standing in Orchard street, when
the prisoner up TO him and said that he had inst
killed q man. While they were standing there the
officer arrested Rabert The evid,nce Of Peter and
and Gilbert Gsyler directly duplicates Rabert as tho
person who gave the fatal stabs. They testify that
they were standing at the of Orchard and Canal
streets with the prsoner when Greenan and his friend
came along. Greensn accosted them in rough man
ner, and wanted 10 fight. GreeDan struck kaoef.'
whereupon they cnched and both 70 TO the ground'
The witnesses did not remain to soc the end OF tue
fight, but went home. They did not zee any kIl'es
uteo. The postmortem examination, made ny DfS
Gallagher and Beach, was then read TO the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

CLERK TO THE SANITARY IssPEcroR.-Samusl Y.
Webster, efq., member Of ths Legislature. who has
just stepped out of his official duties at Albany has 40
cepted the Office Of chief Clerk TO the Superintendent
of the Sanitary Bureau under the City los oec.or He
appeared before acting Mayor Peck yesterday, aad
was sworn into Office.
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IAdYertisement.l

EVERYBODY Could BE USEFUL AND HAPPY II
thew bad the proper occupation and knew how to control their
snd nae tber talents to the beet advantage correct
PbTenoIosical Examination at FOWLER WEISS, No. soa
Broadway Is just what Is needed By most persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

On Thursday evening, April 26, at Dodworh's
Rooms quati operate entertainment, called "Ken-
worth" Or, An Evening with Sir Walter Scott music
by j. CopccDe, words by Bslanger, and explanatory
remarks by Dr. Chss Alex. Guilmette will be given.
vocslsts: The Misses GslGe, Mrs. FL. l. Westervelt,
Mr.. Henry Diaper and Or. Guilnette. The grand
choir Of tie South Dutch Church will open the concert
by singing, Hsrk the Lark at Heavens ate Sings
and conclude the performance BY singing "Sigh no
more, Ladies: Men were decsiyers ever" Mu'ic con-
ductor, Mr.. VIM. Fl. Currie. This entertainment de-
serves the attention Of eennoiseus and thepublic Dr.
Guuette bas made music for the voice, and the treat
mtnt of the vocal organs in invalid state hsespecia
study We learn that the proceeds of the concert in
question go toward the publication Of work giving
bic new views the voice in its normal and abnor
nal condition, which worthy the notice of all who
tipg, speak in public, who require vocal improve
melt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

A grand Organ Exhibition, by George w. Morgan,
On the new organ in the Tabernacle, corner Of Thirty
fourth street and Broadway will be given on Wedaes.
dsy evening April 25 1862 in aid Of the fund for tbs
erection Of the new Mission Chapel under the auspices
of the Pitts Association of the Broadway Tabernacle
This instrument was built by L. U. Stuart, No. AGA
Houston street. from specif :ation drawn out by Mr.
GeorQe w. Morgan. 1t contains three banks of keys;
the choir organ being placed in FROM according to the
plan Of the Epglsh Cathedral orgausi two octaves,
and third Of pedals from CCC to Z, and has 80 stops
with new c Anation movement fortbe great organ.
The psrformIu will consis of the various styles OF
composition h0n the strict Organ Fugus to the lighter
class of orchestral mut adapted for the organ BY the
performer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

On the 9th p there sales OF Illinois Central shares at
a. D cent discount ditto bonds e, 9l cent? New orb Cen
,bar,s A 60 and and Erie at H. The London
Herald Of the 10TH notices and quotes the market as follows;
bu.p was almost at stand though the nonioal quotation.
generally were supported with sesdeess Inoi. Central
Bonds realized 7s spd the loo shares 10 dis Zen
traId tto. Ga.
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Advertisement
IAdyorisem anal

CARD PHoToGRAPHs--Dozen ac sttlng-six
posures 2for 81 the Dsguerreo;Jps hoassss GAL-
isRY No. Si6 Broadway, down town only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

GAS GAs!-New GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
trade Superior any offered BEFORE win Be found 81 oz
great Manufacturing Depot Removed to No. so Broadway.
opposite Hblo's. wAGsxa PIcx Co
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respond With IT. increased rates Of tho revy~k eompsss
tbs season psssresses"
At nesting Of the railroad managers q Ciscinaaa
the folo~jtg rates Of Freight wero sgrcsd upss'
though not ofIicis, adotted:
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ADVERTISEMENT
MEYERS MIRACULOUS
AiN . i'' vxp,r. Dssrpoyrp

longest Known the be,t article made FOR the desus
lion Of Roschss wsser Bugs Ants Moths Garden lnssc
Rats and Mice Orders received and contrasts made for
ina Private Dwellings Boiels Public Buildings Ships No. az
ths principal Depot No. GLIB Broadway Sold by ell Dt,szs
and Grocors. Price, from cents TO 81 beware
of base limitations.
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CITY ITEMS.

CHAMBER Concert UsIoS.-The sixth and last
soiree of the fesson will be given at Goldbecks Muac
Hall, No. 765 Broadway, Ninth street, on Tues
day evening, April "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

COUNTERFEIT CoIs.-Numerous complaints have
recently been made at the United States District Attor
neys Office, that the upper part Of the city is flooded
with counterfeit coin. Scarcely day passes but there
are complaints made by persons who have been de-
frauded by this means. Asyet, no arrests have been
made but strenuous efforts are being put forth to dig
cover the counte rfsiters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

Millions of Bottles OF Mrs WINsL0ws SOOTH-
rve awrp are now used every year the United states <
ChilSrn Tesshns. VITA never Ans Relief inms
disss aad sszssla- Qaly ~ Goats bstls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

DIR. SWEETS INPALLIBLE IMMINENT cures
Rbeumatism, and never his
Neuralgia
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sbo~ing that death was the result Of two iacised
v.u,es 10 the back, which bad penetrated the langs
As,er sbcr deiibgadon the Jury rendered the fol-
,swire verdict: "Tbst the deceased came to hts
d.,tb from wounds itfcted by some shs'p asseumeot
In she hands of the prisoner. Charles Rabert, whae
eposseo IN street ghs the nighs Of toe 2lst ins"
The preoney wss thsreupon committed to tse r0@ss
to await The action Of the Grsod jury He Is aoou'2i
years Of age and resided at the corner Of Division am
Orchard streets. IL, denies any knowodse OF the
Gsnss 1ion.
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IAdvertiscment..

NE WORLDS OWN should be the ute oil mo
indian Remedy known production Of Nahueeaita alter
ward Mrs h. N Gardner called the lspIAN BALsAn OF Lyss
WORT AND HoARBoUsD Colds and CcoSfs sad soov%
stes all Lung ComplAl IL 10 ssld everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

The cameo presented by Pope Plus TX to the Sisters
Of Mercy is placed at the store OF VIM. Schau', No.
go Broadway, where it may be ieen until the sub
scripsion st win have been filed; 1900 Subscribers
sre admitted at 81 each. There must be ten times the
umber of persons in this city alone who VIII dcsire TO
erdsavor to possese gift. Tickets for it msy
be had at the Convent corner Houston and Mulberry
streets, and at No. coo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

The NEW SUNDAY LAw.-On Monday morning the
various Police Captains reported that the liquor sellers
generally closed their places Sunday last in obs-
diencs TO notices served upon them by the police an.
thorities. The old National Theater Is reported as
having been opened in the evening for performance,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIoE-RUMoRRD REsIcSA-
TIor or GEr. PusBuRr-Ths Commissioners OF
Police held a meeting at Headquarters on Monday
morning, President Bowen in the chair.
John Cokely, patr Imam of the Fourth ward was
difmsfe from the force.
The resgnaiions Of VIM. II. Bennea oil the -FOUR
teenth Ward, and Richard Austin of Brooklyn, were
received and accepted.
The President reported that he had caused notices to
be sept to Il owners of the dirty houses reported by
the Sabt1y Police, informing them that il they did not
cleanse them within three days, required by law,
the Con nssionsrs would have the matter attended to-
The Rules and Regulations were discussed, but
nothing definite done in regard to them.
1t was rumorsd at Headquarters that Commissioner
Pisby had cent bis letter of resignation to the Gov
ernor.