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rorors Packet Bsdsn for HYorl. and Bayis. jayne

Forfork Packet BedeA for NYork. and BayiA jayne
OF Mt :ss,. os,c. rr;: P,syi.
johnson johnson DsA.Oo; Irsscis Moore aanA Bdss
% NJ N9o VIM eoessr Esaiso psssca 'a.' ''a'h
sss.1 .ss2 g.. os
s S s .d a
Superior new isS ,ons RIO a.rnas and market;
ds s'ss .lsh mncua Paine Baoo Fa Wind Bragg
NYa aneryn Han rs River .vs. he gsssro
In Hampton Roads ,hp George Peabody PouslAnd from
s.HsoS Oct Gd 'ssr Rspso Ham ss nor
osa EoIlsans sSsrs sosr Mason Cs. . sTet R.
Aumssl Boston Florence Rogers Rogers and Emily Nick
oss w.n.ssr o.so9 A0SSy
ah, brig Sultan. Hunter, NYork; lSh, schr Phillips
GARDINER Oct liar schr J D Hodxman, NYork.
HARTFORD, Oct ls-sld schr Peter Ritter, vAnakin,
LTBEc, Oct lar schrs Franklin, Small, Windsor, s.
New sEDF,R @. is.sa .chn Medora Rhodes
Boston ssi.psrs and seaport ...SsheoI Ken, whsa
PHILA DELPHIA, DC. 20 2l-Arr shp 9, Peter London
k asrcs sss @
sssh Ensh ssssn R aid
hard cardeDss schrs Allen, Allen, Key West Pequon
DOCK, Barnes Boston
PIRTLaND, Oct is-An steamship Noun, Vernon, Lay
fed, NYork
PORTSMOUTH, Oct T-Arr schr Pavilion, Langley, Port
Even.
PRovIscETowS, Oct l6-Arr schrs A stetsan, -
Charlotte Avery Rockland for NYork sicanor Parker Ban
gor for do
Williams DO or Ellsworth; iaS Iaur. Frances Camden
o iG
Josiah Achorn, Pilot Gentle, Coocorda and Lucy White
Avery NYork Sid lsh bark Grampus, Cunningham, Gal
schs henrietta Jones Savannah Sarah shaw Lucy
i'm so sss R%s
Petersburg Va; Superior. Pitts Florence Charlotte
Dunton, Angelpe and Amanda NYori; 18Th, arig Moon
light, Small Palermo schr Laura Frames Higgins Rich
mond lsth, horton Pendleon Corvo Hobrook Co~l,
smith Bnllwinkle, French, South and Comus. Spear,
NHork.
Baltimore; bark Alma, seeberg Cathagens scns smith
sonan Farrell NYork Neptunes Bride Gilst New Haven.
WAREHAM Oct l3-Arr schrs Ann ssltsr Fish, Pough-
keepse; Choctaw. Harding, do 18th, Pharo Cavalier,
Alexandria Sid 18Th Caroline Bowker Alex
Andria Mary Ann Gibbs, Philadelphia.
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HIPPIN NEW S.
Port OF New York, October II, 1850.


CLEARED.
20th-seamshp sAlsdn tBr), Bead, Lverpool-walden
Booth mot as errooeousy reported 70 yesterday
ARRIVED.
Steamship Quaker CITY Shueldt Havana Oct l6 at Pm,
VIII mdse and 70 Hargous Co Had very neavJ
star Of me South Lyon. Savannah.
passengers 70 samuel Mchii Son From Thur sday night
Marion Foster pa.ssn
NJ gale received damage ouisarks wheel
passengers. o Il B Cromwell Co Experienced heavy
Ship il ssntlsrd et Richmond Hs Watts. Liverpool g
daJs with mdse % Elws &c. l6 LAT 80 Sc lon o. is
ship BENJAMIN Adams Chase Liverpool, seats with mdse
and % rsDse0 Antwerp sep with
mdss II passengers Chamberlain Phelps 90 Sep,
ish inst ia u % loo 90 81 bound u i.h
sssslzed bark bound W. supposed The Boyn'on hence
ship Kuiusor Sherman New Bedford 10 hours in ba.s,
BARK Issees Jones . ea Baanore woodbarn. sunder
AM % asys viii coal 70 Msys T,o, % a,vs
iron and Goa, 70 order. ~ @.
Tyr. cray scrwst i hours IN ballast. 70 MASTER
Big Elias Dudley; Shay; po5. Even fg g.f Boston
sesr Gould of oreans,, smith Malaga, Sep, and
80 days Gibraltar with fruit 70 cha nberan, Phelps
Co HAD heavy winds the after part Of the passase lost
schr Highlander, Nickerson Boston for Albany.
scsr Il Reed Kelley. New Bedford Tor xbsny.
Schr Arctic Dazy, Albany for Fail River.
Steamer Potomska. I'VE. New Bedford
Steamer Pelican. Aldrcn, Providence.
BELOW
Ship Sherman. Hichborn, from Liverpool, Sep, Is, 10
Walsh Carver a Chase
Bark Grand Turk wham from sagua, with fore and main
wanted assistance
Brig Granite State, supp osad from Cette-
Ship John Boyd reported below yesterday
has been In port for several weeks.
SAILED
From Steamships Vanderbilt Son hampton and
Havre 10 AM Parkersbavg Wilmington, NC Monticello,
Washington, nc; Georges Creek, Baltimore
From sw sph-stesmship City Of Baltimore, Liverpool lat
IAN.
u AsvN
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Charge % Ne such - geaos married, having Children
"a ds,a,t,ng mss verdi WHAT viii come bard
10 te snd you viii 6Id that, although spanArds are y
inventors OF machinery, iney nevertheless have, and
ev, sorpxss satan In ia snt At nver ting mischief.
me stesner Pa arc del Sno whilst leaving bar
Dor on ,ae night the 2oin inst for a. Thomas was
run by pilot on the Puntla, aud 81. aougn
sreA, forts cave been made get her Aaoat she sIl
stiny IN the sand bark there being only Ave feet OF
water Al her At high tide The pilot, poor felo
lodged in Jail, and will no doubt be sent 70 the
chain gang
There much talk of supplying the city with water
nine ten miles distant the cost ~ which
il estimated by of the governmeot engineers at
lion and half Of dollais; but yet nothing 10
tain, ard If IL should not carried out II will De q sad
affair for the engineers, who anticipate pocketng large
portion Of the above mentioned sum.
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miscellaneous.

The NE gale which prevailed pas, days had
absed severity at sunset yesterday, though there
nothing indicate clearing or The mentioned
overdue have arrived and having experienced
heavy gale The Lerg Island Sound seamers-Ply
Rock Come ccu and Kim Cy-al bound X, Al
anchor AM Sunday at Cow Bay consequence OF the
The due from eastward all arrived in
report having In the Sound heavy gale from
Ne accompanied by n tremendous The steamships
Montgomery from savannah and jamestown, from Norfolk
both had arrived last evening The gale reported
very outside AT sunse night dense fog
below with considerable The steamships Wander
bt for Havre; Psrhersburg, for Wilmington NC; Monticello
for DC, and Georges Greek for Baltimore AL
proceeded from Quarantine a. 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning The City Baltimore sailed from the S " Spit at
The steamship Marion Capt Foster arrived Charleston
yesterday morning after stormy passage. We thank he gen
tlemsnly purser for favors.
Pur.er Iance, Jr OF steamship South from
Savannah will please accept thanks for his
tons
sHr OLIVER PursAsThe captain and the of the
Of the supposed TO have taken 70 the ongboA and
may board outward bound Indamsn perhaps
90 ne hs % G
o Of 1s aea s s. o y S on as Csps
laden N''e' '''''
BARN Ro.As: Amy hence 18th ms. for Liverpool.
Lewes Del 18Th. having put In with lss Of fore
main iopgaanimss b boom and rudder damaged also leak
BARN ~ih foremas, zone steering sw was seen 18th rs
lat 80 Ion Y 80 By brig Umpire. Boston ish from Glen
fuegos.
scm NILE Of Kennebunl At Bangor from Boston,
into the ish by steamer Sanford carried bowspr
Jibboom. &c.
scHR remained Cape Henlopen
18th ina.
LEWIS Del Oct i9schr " Eldridge for n Bars parted
her chains and the beach where
Mr. West will land part cargo
and ship Phladell hiA lighters
obtainsd. Metsrs Marshal 4 Burton,
discharge Schooner and
registers rs built at Wilmington, Del In l6a9 and
owned At Richmond.
Capt Ludwig HAvner, master OF the Sardinia was
accidentally killed foow sschr Sardinia left Jacks lnve
sh met fer Port Spain anc when sixteen hours the
being the helm. the main boom suddey bed
main shee biz ck striking him the head Knocked him
less He died thirty Afterwards lOA
and the schr arrived Savannah before reported.
The following table gives OF the vessels IN the
harbors New York, Boston, B.lumore savan
nah Mobile New Orleans and Galveston latest
from each Of those ports
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sd Bedford ish INST b.rt Lsu,ia Paciac Ocean
asn,c Ocean .is 30 ss. =, o 90 VI nj ana ~ y.
hone. Reports Sep, 10, Ferdinand schr sa,uas. King
s. vneeg. Cape verd Islands Sep, Is sars rAomA.
In Cumberland Inlet AUG Is ssrs George Henry Budding
Ton NJ. no O. on eosid v,-,
.S sen, o:s sSs ss s 81 r o
sperm since leaving ray and hsa nos heard
Of eS, one schco o. sperm vhaes being seen o. LAT 20
winter ' " me '''e' 6'00'' '''''' SCUM 70 spend me
An shig win painted pors steering n WAS ssen &c, TO-
IN H. ~s seen oct 10 about Ia, 20 81 lon S o. '''
Foreign Ports.
C.snrs.s Oct s-Ar brig Preniss Hobbs Hls, Bath .csr
IlAnd cherr, hed and aid lin for hanEa iitb wabash
50 ss. brig Hathaway Townsend re- rors ah b.rs.
- 80, g, sA,r srF rrC,su. Collin. srOs SID
h.y.ss SessIhr ssss. SaIssy sp.s. sYors Arden.
s d SS. hsss. .as s.s s
for Bsiou .chr- Bicw, Given, Portland HARRIS L~ss
q % s' ss. s' sp s' s.s
hos s1S. S'i sd s e, sss Y S.as s
Greene, Baltimore. brig TcccoN ouison. YOriesns
wlh,m. wa Ne. Yors 4 Psiisr.sa, Enshs ssiuaor-
P ss1s 1d bro pU% s ,gs T.s Me- In sophia Muir
id sh, ,hp isasc newton, merrill Phis1ephs i'm. brig.
bah RYDER ora ~ srs a.oa ssads a. -
~ pot 'h sslr Golden Eces.t Power for sYors ssrss
beth Ncrsrsye sSa American CHRISTIAN Tor rsse ia
tssS s ss FFssF1s sys tr s sSss,
sherman. for NOrieans Ard others.
MALAGA. SEPT 22-Sd brig Sea Lak, hopkins NYcrk and
put bseN stth after being IN collision
NkNsNftrs, Oct SIN port ship iu~erhus Hobrook
NUf 49, dg hsrss Ceres Cook for NYors do Mary Bar
hey, barney Harmon, Baker Frederick Lenning sumner
Jane Williams, Wilson and Rambler Packard dag Wat
rgon Butcher Collins Liberty shaw, DO Ocesn EAg
Luce diss brig Nunge PARK, Gu DO schr Baker Price
90 SO SEPT 70, brig Renshaw, Fierce Denis Oct bark
I.t hyr, lane, 90.
sacoAsr SEP, -In pcr, brig Orlando Savage for Bo.
ton idg
EsfASz.s 90 s-Arr schr Emily Keith rcsw spa sYsrs
IN hrss Hope. simpson. NOrlesns 9th Hsvans
Edwin Weber Boston sh Castlsn, wa5e Portland liza
bark Jedo, Wheeler Hayans. SD sub herks Meton Mitch
ell, NYork. ltth, James smith Brewer. Philadelphia
Fvryrras, sept S-Ar briFs Alruccabah. Conner Syors
Oct Nathan Sa~yer, DO Sid lst brgs nxa Ana Herrrk
NyOrk 81 Hdsro Matthew'S DO
RIO JAsKiRo, sept I'm r0rt hsrks fapwur Kelly Tor
unore chase RAie from DO and Others before repnrsed
srRrA Lrosr, sent Tin port brigs Ann Ersbeth Long
from ieles AZ L0s for Salem " days VIM DNsre H4lsrE
for Boston 10 DAYS schr Susan Cannon socum for Eew Y0rk
unc.
- Jaeo, oct 7Arr trR James Coae c0lus Balumorr.
schfs Dunbar. Rockwell Guauenamo, IN Joan srnsh
Cunkn, Juan STD about let, brig Haraii GRAY Rar
more, schr Priscilla Crovther. Do
~ JoHS. Nh oct is-Arr trrs Cyrne Smith and 4 Ar.
nod Aulnsou New York l5h hr ArracAn Kelley Boston.
CD l1th, schr FRED Dyer, Shnte, Philadelphia
American Ports,
ARAIsAGhlt05A, oct iO-In sor hrrp Narhss gtoge
i9r No vAe and louise, Rse lon nsYsra, vi, schrs
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SUNDAY, Oct. 81, 1860.
The week which ended yesterday was rather
quiet, both in commercial and financial circles.
The exports of domestic produce, chiefly bread
stufis, continue to be enormous, as compared with
former years; the imports especially of dry oods,
are rather lighter than last year. Some specie
continues to go abroad on account OF previous en-.
gagements; but Notwithstanding the fall in bul.
lion, exchange has fallen much that specie can
not be shipped AGAINST bills drawn at current rates
The following are our usual comparative Custom
House tables OF the foreign trade of the port for
the week and since January Ii
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CITY coMMERcIAL REPORT.

SAT- kDAN, UCt, ZU-t T.
AsHEs The market steady, with sales OF 80 a 40
barrels both sorts nj &c The stock consisted Of 37s
barrels OF pots and go pearls. Total go barrels
BLrapS1tIEs -Flour-The market opened with less
spirit and slight concession In favor Of purchasers
for common and medium grades at which an improved
demand rprung up sales made Of about ID 900
barrels cosng within the following range Of prices
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HOTELS

TRAVELLERS, DRIVE DIRECT TO TIE SMITH
soulAn House Broadway corner Of Houston ssreet-on
Quoted the rnupean plan Good fare cesn roJma pronpi
8 r. MEAD. Proprietor.
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--canadisn brands in steady demand, while sup
plies less fair and prices hrmer The sales EN-.
braced about 800 barrels, chiefly extra brands, at
81 20 q s. 80 Southern -four Was IN good supply
common mixed brands heavy, while good
and extra grades unchanged. The sales EN-
braced about 500 barrels, closing within the
rsrge Of the above quotations. Rye nour was In fair
requs, With sales Of 800 bbls At quotations Corn
In fair demand, - prices steady within the
range OF figures with ules Of 276 bbs New Jersey
and Brandy wine Wheat was less buoyant and active,
with sses Of Western and spring At decline Of 10
&c while prime to choice white nrm. The transac
footed up about so COO bushels nj 81 81 for prime
white Canada SO for choice white Kentucky 81 10 for
good white indiana, 81 a. 81 IS for good white Indiana
81 30 81 81 for red and amber colored Western 81 20
. 81 - for Milwaukee club; Canada club ~ p aud
81 Il 81 q for Chicago spring. Rye was held with
nrmness At so; Sic. Barley WAS dull and heavy. The
sales embraced a0out 1000 bushels, ~ soc 49, for
State sac for good Canada Eaa and Sac for 10 canada
West Oats In good demand with sales Of Canadian
and Western at IS Nc. 4oc, and state At 3ec t0c
Corn-The public sale TO day drew good and spirited
company and, quality considered, the prices OBJ aimed
fully aimed previous quotations The sale comprised
q os6 bags Rio u 49,: al5hc. average 10 soc.
CorroS.-rhe market continued arm and A'tive. Sales
Of 900 600 bales, closing Arm, within the range Of
the following quotat ons-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANORISfNAL WORK ON NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
~ Of peculiar portance the By
9. d. HAMMOND u formerly Professor Of Anatomy IN
the Syracuse Medical College. New ork. he. 'Dr Ham
monds book Is worth every ones owning the New
York Home journal
The treatment laid this book new entirely orgi-
nal perfectly reliable in competent hands Price mailed
free Sold by ROSS TOuSEY, I2l Nassau street; OKIE,
DAYTON 4 JONES. % Ann street; LAWRENCE. No 1 We
sey street Hou G0DFhEY, S3l Broadway, N. ",
TaRNwTTH lot South Third Philadelphia Author ~
address 658 Broadway Bond street from and
to evening. Consultation en- Francois.
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IMPORTS.
Fbr he Week. 1858. 1909 1850
Dry goods. f933 5s2 1,1so2os i OoI Vo3
General mdse. 203s SOS 2,2s6 +s5 4o2 800
Total for week. S29S2 500 076,7I7 8 500 AIS
Previously reported 6s3 1913 s34 sos 1877 06 32S
Since January Isis 7sS os3 l9s oil 655 100 63i JAG
EXPORTS PRODUCES MERCHANDISE.
1858 1859 1850
For the week ...... 1887 1877 $50 092 ASA STA
Previously reported 40 SIS 1888 049lll IL ,ol95l0
Since January l.. $50 ASS $40 % $40 sos rs a3i 3s4
F1PoRrs sPEcE
1858. 1859 1880
For the week SOL sec ll0g 6o3 I0C34so
Previously reported u se6 All 20 500 III IL ,l76
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NAMR ON THE PREMISES or THE PRoPRIEroR, A
" cow which the by provi property and
paying by applying MIRA Aurry on nrs avenue
Grand Astoria, Ia i.
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~ JoHSs, Z. X. oct 1, lseo
ne Nas CoSerror-Ru Cnpopslarly and Dspotlsa-
NsssT. ,ndang Tarat1or-ns !soamaatr PdJUo dsl
CxeaEo - a Sand BdAk-Pryea % f.rpy s. JosHs
uiA Vac dc
he with much rerre, that have 10 uform you that
.1ars here improved lately and rather have
Occcroe with Governor, general Echsgue,
who very aepot,c IN all bis orders, and cause
rauch anxiety amoas the few Tree thinkers Of thu.
place, whilst tho Old country sranards although they
rucr Gso arc quite silent the subject and Of course
~ rather suffer than nnd fault rider not q be the
sse q the natives cue q the orders 81 Echaguc
.ou hs arrival here 10 enforce The adm sslon OF =
young who has served q soldier, and works
Ne barber 10 toe respectable balls rvcu 10 the
theatre saying ths, spanish soldier good sroara
be admitted everywhere and that bee dee be saivc
Of old Span. ms young man, as have slreeay In
tain ball beng corsidered 1aifcd q bs such
parry, owing % no rrcsi fuorance snd low tena-ior
uhleh vas very disagree abe % zoe AR scS 70 scssra
me merit movement q Echarue 70 turn 81 u Office y
C. lectcr and several other employees OK the CASTOR
House, ior rcasoDs unknown y the pubic ard whegl
80 rcrsc'r them vtn the rost tcsrotc villains q "
ic-rt who n take great delight IN suroyn person
wto bsve y transact any business al The Castsr House
.aud .ftCaary causng great delay the dsgatch Or
sfeeR lne % spies have aso been e1 Without en-.
~ - VIC Arc auety unknown 20 any of the public
60, e Al rersett . BE- vsry caui .gs IN expressDs
h. g terstArds thc nstvs, - s.,tsd tsrsras ~
sVann government ard proua Is punsh severely he
nrel ~, ~. ~ ass ees - given strict orders -
sry nret ms which vii be taken axay fres ~ rsssss
so-s Gna ~ mral Proceedings INSTRUCTED arara therr
80 1osrs sscos i isrov thsr1 ssav 4 ~ fssevef'
n order 10 ~, vent detection We are overrgr uts v
20 S,,e s-ssS5 a'y ~. '3s =, e, sroasa
vesnnelt ara MUNICIPAL taEes, ant tue f#.t
4Has.m 81 a. rr#E aG r#f HnM
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VIVIAN A co, MERCHANT rATLnRs $50 BROAD.
way consequence u the ~ her busi
and the removal u many of their patrons or town.
ccmmodaie them ~ well A. The guests o. the several hotels r.
hsi quatey hsve opened hranch house Al No 20 Unior
square. eas SIDE whore be found assortment
The newest and fashionable Goods In his narset M.
he mechanical der
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I EAvEs FROM BACHELORS BOOK or LIFE BIZ
~ rrsncs Copcut The win which be csrries the
resder through The scenes II the story Cling him ~ts
mermtnt now sdtening him teers hv deep psihcs
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yNoRrH ouARD.-THK MEMBERs OF THE WORTH
w Guard and al those DESTROYS Of Joining that
v meet this evening At ocicck Al the Shelly Restaurant
Broadway Arrangements Grand tuinr
Procession the 23d W n. COLE Jr ChsIrman
y \. WMIise, Secretary.
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- s e ssS oSs. Rec .o IA nssh's ss ,-.
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ITO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES.
0yricK on rns wAsmScros

OFFICE wAsmSeroS AouEpucr.l
WASHINGTON. August 7, 1870 \
Sealed pr possis will be received at this once until 2
occck Angus, a. ls6 for supplying the following
40 us sonch Pipes u fee, long Bell spiggo, wssh
$50 TO $50 Oscs Pipes Il fee, long Bel spirgo wsh.
ingon Aqueduci pattern.
sNnch Flanre Pipes, u feet long drilled. wsshngion
Aqueduct pattern.
Pinch Flsnre Pipes IL feet long drilled Washington
Aqueduct pattern
4 6nch Fiange Pipes fee, long drilled. Washington
Aqueduct pattern.
finch rlAnre Pipe, fee, long drilled, Washington
Aqueduci pattern.
Also. few SPECIAL patterns. such Branches Bends
&c. For uither particulars, examination OF drawings &c
sppy this Once.
~. vhoe Of n. castings VIII be rsqu,rei !, be delivered
By the lst OF October n. W. BENHAM.
Captain OF Engineers.
Chief Eng neer Washington Aqueduct
THE INV YORK ZOUAvEs WILL. MEET THIS EVEN.
Ing 18Th. ai O'Clock, at the Co per Insuie room a.
1hose contemplating membership are respectfully invited
ITO THE EDITOR or THE ERALD.-THE UNDER.
sned gratefully acknowledges his mos heartfelt thanks
10 those gentlemen who ndy picked M aud
their his residence the uaed dead body Of his
He regrets indeed that could learn the confusion
the hour the address u the said gentlemen call
them personally, but adopt the medium OF YOUR paper
yours, J. x. CARRERAs, No - Bond street
1,HF BOARD or DELEGATES OF AMERICAN fsR Ari.-
lies viii meet NJ - Cooper Institute Eighth street,
between Third ana Fourth avsrgss this Moads evening a.
rvHE FOLLOWING PRF tMBTE AMI RESOIUrfONs
adopted the return Of the steamer HUNrResS,
on Thursday Anus, ls8l-whereas on this ana many
previous excursions to the olers Banks
steamer HI NrRF Capt BorRs exer,ed himself 10 rem.
der the trip as satisfactory and agreeable possible 70 AL
Resolved That we tender him our sincere thanks for hs
Uniform kindness and courtesy and cheerfy him
and hs pilot, Anderson Colwe and their craft wishing
J.w ESetssp Secretary. Angus, O. isso
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
for approval
FROM GOMNnN

% &C. he ne 70 in accord
regulation, and government Of he Gen.
rst N se % 81 Nav IS f
fund.- created by ordinance Of the Comnon
ss a we & hs ana y or on
Board Of Aldermen, July &C. 1860 On ayes and adopt
Board Of Councien, August 10, 1850 On ayes and
Resolution directing Commissioner place
doors and Jam, house q ynsne Company No. A. the same
board Of Aldermen July rs 1850 ayes noes adopt
Bard Of Councilman, August 10 1890 On ayes and
Resolution petition Of J. Quincy Son hang down the
hA on The BE 'ass se a%TSs s 9 ~
Board q councimen August 10 1900 On ayes and
Ee:oislon petition of johnson Berg 70 s.hiss sA9w
attached 10 awning post In front OF their premises No
Board Of Aldermen June H. 1850 Prayer of petitioners
hoard Of oounelmen. August TO- 1860 On ayes and
Resolution granting the contractor for erecting the Infants
he having been unable possession the grouni
until about the LAT OF December last IN consequence Of
board q Aldermen. March s $50 ADOPTED.
Board Of Councilman. Angus, TO- lseo On and
Resolution directing Street cs missioner 70 advertise
dive POINTS, And return The award o. con:isS for cooms
board of Aldermen. July as, 1850 On ayes and noe,
Resolution directing the Stree, Commissioner W q, MP
porary Hook and Ladder Company No. IS and sppro
prfating 500 therefor.
Board o. Aldermen. July %, 1860 Adopted ayes and
Board Of Councilmeu, Angus, 10 1850. On ayes and
concurred In.
Resolution directing the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
%ss e sssss the Dsse sR$ s BE SSns 2 steam fire
hoard Of Alder men, july %, 1890 On ayes and noes
adopted.
concurred IN
Resolution that receiving basin be built under the direction
Of The son Aqueduc BOARD at the westerly corner Of Eighth
and Fy third street. and that ordinance therefor
be adopted
Board OF Aldermen, July 20. 1860 On ayes and
adopted
Board Of COuncimen. August TO- 1850 On ayes and
concurred In.
proposals for engine for Engine Company No as I, be
similar all respects engine o Engine Company No and
return the award Of contract TO the Common Council for
frmaion.
board Of Aldermen. July &C. 1850. On ayes and
adopted
concurred In