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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24
the H0UETlIN DEHOCRAT.

SETTING u AHD DOWN.
A che. s.ss ,ul6 o., PatEiek'S dean,
WAiIs sislag fsUa his seat, al mean
TSsRVAwawt Wit"
aAA 70 ssssA he deem, "Ifthat be true
TAs vsFy best thing yOu ecu do
Il Iowa again % sit."
Toe nauy, Mks that wOuld-bS wit,
Set up ~ What they ars not At,
Al alHAya loas their aimI
Bet - ~ wlsdon, wealth, EVnowh,
Bat end the farce b. sitting down
with Fovsrty and shame.
A ulddling farmer thinks he can
Set up " b . gentleman,
And then Sit down contents
But after many turn and twist,
IL Get down o. the pauper list,
A TOOL, not worth cent.
When SaEmsFs' wives and daughters fair
Get up with silks and bOnnets rare,
To look most WondEous winning,
They Sls upOa SlIPpsFy stand,
Tin indiSsneO, with iron hand,
Upssts their undsrpinning.
SO@s city ladies, too, whose gear
Hes made then 70 their husbands dear,
Get up 70 Lad the GOH;;
Though they sit high on fashions seat
Age, death, or poverty, albeit,
Get then down anon.
Ooas GbolD Sst up TO live BY law,
And thOagh they ere call over jaw"
Soou fAil for lack Of brainsi
But bad the boobies only just
Known where they ought to sit at hrst,
They'd saved . world Of pains.
A quaek sets up the Doctors trade,
Bat could be uss the sextOn'S spade
No better than his pills,
The man might toll from morn till night,
And And his match with all his might,
To bury half he kills.
You may Get NJ for what you choose.
A. easily - wear old shoes,
II s'sS % low At present;
Bat when yOu have set up in vain,
Aud and you must cit down again,
'Tis terribly unpleasant.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24
SANFORD's
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DHRIIITATEa

TT IL compounded entirely from Gums and has
become an established fact. q Standard Medicine.
known and approved by | Dyspepsia, Chronic Di.
all that have used II, aud =. ATrhHa, Summer Com.
10 nov resoried to with { plants. pysrn,eTy Sour
confidence in all the die - Stomach DTOpsy Habit.
eases for which il 10 re uAl CostiTenesS, Chollr,
commented. h Cholera, Cholera Nor.
II has cured Thousands y, bus, Cholera lnfantum,
within The last two years ~ PlAtuiehc~, = un r,
who had given up all Female WeAknesa<a and
hopes Of relief the - may he u.ed succr ,afuIIy
NUMEROUS UNSOLICITED As An Ordinary FAMILY
certificates IN my pos MEDICINE. ltWl cure
session show. SI,k HEADACHE las thou.
The dose must he Ad- sands can testify, IN
Apttd to the t-mperH. 2 twenty minutes, IL two
ment Of the individual q or three teAspoonsfuIl
taking IL, and used III - arr taken At the rom.
such quantities a. TO Act ~ mehcenrnt Of the at.
gently Of, the bowels. > tack All Who use /, are
NJ Lathe dictates 0fyouF u giving their testimony
Judgment guide yea in - in its favor
the use 81 the LIVER . RY Mix water in the
INNIGOKATOR, aud 1t p mouth With the InVigor.
will CURE Liver Com. ator. and swallow both
plant, Bilious Attacks. together
Price, One Dollar per Rottlc.
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TO THE AFFLrCTEn

mr.. T.. J. CEapkAy returns his SINGER. thnrL.,
numerous patients for their Patronage and ~,
take this opportunity to remind them th,, ~ ".uh'
inues to consult, at hia Inutute. for The ."h
chronic diseases Of the Lungs Liver KiJ,..He OF
Erssve and Grnito Urinary Organs and Nh ;,,r ~
disease1, via syphilis, Ia all its forms and ',,N
seminal Weakness. and all the horrId con,., ste''
Of ,eltahu.s and he hopes that HE long tSptr~nss
to Insure him share Of public patronage. H. ~,
practice Of many years IN Europe and the r;, ,ny
States, and during the Hungarian var and . s"p
PaiGns he Is enable to appy the most ehicirn, snl
lie uses no mercury charges moderate. Ir..," ~
patients In . correct and honorable Way h.. s, ny
enees NJ 1nQuestiOnAble veracty from men nSt"aH.
parties consulting him. by letter Or otb,yvt,. ~
receive the best aud Gentle't treatment, and n,,.
secrecy. 'P"e"
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BADGER &LINDENBERGER

BADGER s. LXNDENBERGER
Nos. All, 4I3 and AIS Battery street, corner Of
Merchant San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WYE would call the attention Of CurxrRY MFR
w cHASrSto our unusually large stock Of Goods
Our stock comprises every article in the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line. We have constantly on hand the largest stock
and greatest variety Of CASHMERE AND WOOL
HATS Of any house in San Francisco, and our
prices for these goods are less than those Of any
other house, as We receive them direct from the
Manufacturers, on CONSIGNMENT. Our stock of
SUMMER AND FALL GOODS
Is particularly attractive and the great feature tn the
COUNTRY MERCHANT is the unusually low price
less than the cost Of importation. We also keep the
STAPLE ARTICLES in the DRY GOODS line. which
goods we have purchased in this market. under the
HAMMER. and are Offering them at NEW YORK
COST. AND LESS
We publish this CARD in order that We may make
new acqua;ntances, and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased OF us to call and inspect our
stock.
GOOD articles and Low prices are the great in
ducements to all who purchase to sell again. Mer-
chants who buy OF us can make u good profit and
sell TO their customers Mt low iRure.-We remain,
respectfully, your obedient servants.
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. All, 4lS and AIS Battery st.,
jy63m San Francisco.
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Price, One Dollar per Hottie.
lLSo.
SANFORD'S FAMILY
G A T HARTIC PILLS.

Compounded from PURE VEGETABLE extracts,
and put M N GLASS CASk-~. Alright, and
will keep in any climate.
Inc AMlLl GATH rtAhle Extracts. which
ARTlC Pill. is a g-u'ir act a!iir ON every mart
hut active CATIIAGTIC, = Of the slu,.ntstI canal
which III" proprietor has and are com and s,TL
used IN his practice hr s in all cases where = Ca
more thaH twenty years t.afiIc - needed, such
Ther'nstaitly ihcrea As DrranR"mt hts Il tie
sing arinai,i from those - : to mae h Sl-rpiheas.
WI" haV" long used the Palms IN the BACK and
Pills. Rul tie saii-far- g IAns, cn.tiN .n.ss Pam
uhn winch All express ~ Ani S"rcntEs over the
r"gaid T." th''r use has Whole body from su Iirn
ihiu'ei Ia To Ilac, = cold, which frequently y,
THEM within tie reach oi , " elected, end in
all. = long course Of Fever
The Profession well = Loss ~ Appetite. Cr.ep.
know thai din, rent Ca. - ing Srnsation 81 Cold
lartics act on different q over the body Eeatl.ss
portion. OF the bowels. ne.s Headache or weight
The FAMILY CATH q in the Head. al Inf an.
AETIC PILL has. with = InatorV DseAsrs, " orms
hu" reference to thus well - in children or adults,
established fact, be-n IA Rheu,nAtisrn a GREAT
compounded from va. PURIFIER or TIE
riety OF the puTrst Veg. BLfnD,
And many Diseases 10 which flesh is heir. TOO
numerous To mention In this Advertisement.
Dose--One to Three.
Price, Three Dimes.
The LIVER INvIGORATOR and FAMILY CA.
THARTIC PILLS are retaied by Druggists generally.
and sold Wholesale BY the Trade Ia ell the large
Towns. 8. T. W. SANFORD, Nc. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Broadway, New York.
Sold By the Druggists everywhere. and by
PARK / WHITE,
eole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
dl2.llm lS2 Washington st., San Francisco.
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r IQUORS.-A choice assortment Of California
i Wines, Fine BrAndles, and general assortment
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. For sale by 20
dc HUNT CuACE, on the Plaza. 90
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-24
Remarkable Cure OF Consumption.

The almost miraculous cure that has h-en Snecict
IN ny oAs- pr"n tfs me a. impAIt Ia tte - NY ,i.
Tow rrrAiuT's Who NAV he suffering from lac A;.,-
ton the porrre ~ relief Nith short i..-i pN -
nv case several I"HTs ARo, nv health LrRAn &,
va WNa AuHrkrt hy general weak go ahd a.
hlhy. which T"'iu'.'i ~ a. The Hrr- At 81 - mr.
former '-h. A. Tia; stage ! sought me- icNl 1Us;.
ah"~ ana "NU-nh"d large amount. it.t > nai tie
least beneficial result That ELL destroy, Lon.,rr.
ii"n had already s.lI-d upon my,'Als ~. IA. v
irauluE. clo>sT {" the iou,h nv phy.rAi.. nrd oa,
u" hope "'Frc"N'tN ny strength had Is;'i. aud
UAs III sta~ 81 sln,"st utter Ifus'Iai GA It,.
formed ny NY rhysirAn. that they could =. te'hi's
'"' me tNrrh I" smooth ny path to th' sIat',
uh"h net fortunately. Arpl'd g. pr, l. tt,;.-
kav. ard ana Nov . vel And I.-rfrrt'v sn"ri fllt
Itsh u. htf"I ~" I" express the 'iuuins 81 dr -.
IrN'iui' l"Nt"T Sh"n T~AliI NJ he iutu"As..
Thb'e S~fNte~ ! have received at ne hAids %: D.
CI"pkAy and Ice TtJ"icrd ttAtt j. al eAsi m ~
VuU'T 10 tender tbs feeble trc"Hht ~. - -. g., =,
KIN and capacity. To the Afcird w"nII -, q,
not despair. For UhAieVrT may b- the nu,uIr a. yopr
eAs~ am confident that you viii hnd r, LET hI all.
rlviEs to Dr l. J. C1Apkay.
There 10 balm ~ Gb adj And there . q phys'car
there" IIFNKN WKS>IINd, H. -
Subscribed and sworn to before ne. ~. i;'h 80
- Oct"brT. A. u. l~iy Cay aud COuniy Of Fan
Francisco, Ia the sat, 81 Caht,rna
H. ~ TIIIBACLI. Notary Pablo
The undersigned IL personally ArqIA,u'"i ~
Henry Wessi'nE and knous that the tirruinsiaicl 4
related in the foregoing certificate Arr true H. p.v
Henry Wrestling during his iIinrn. and bear, IN :
testimony TO the fact ~ his reu,Avkahl- cure hv b.
b. CSalkAy. H.. 81 A. kOSENHEIM.
Subscribed and sucrn I" before me-. nj, i;ih d.y
NJ OctobeT. A q lS59. City and County Of Fan Hfan
cisco. In the State Of CaiGrniA.
IL. 81 ~. 1lIIRACLT, Notary Public
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ThAntfulness the Incentive to Gratitude

The undersigned desirous Of Acaua n,jn 10 tho....
may he unfortunate enough to he similarly sN,,,I
where permanent relief Of their sufrrit .. ms ~
obtained. feels II lis duty To thus publicly .rnr.,
most sincere gratitude tn Dr L. J. C4A,.khv ~, :"
permanent recovery ri his health Borne dovr b.
the distressing symptoms incident to III. v,c,o,'.
practices ofuncontrollAbe passion in youth dep,...
I'd In body and mind unable To nrrE,T,n ~ a.
most trhing duty imposed on the daily aVoc,,ia,
~ life, sought the adVCe ~ many thy.ir'an.
At drst regarded my disease ~ trtfin9 trro,,,rn'
but AlAs' hher lev weeks, and IN several In
stances. months Of their treatment I Eru, IA IN.
unutterAhle horror. thai instead NJ relief III
toms brrAmr more alarming IL their {. rturr .nd
b. ne told by me that nv disease being Inrr,r,l1v
c"naEed TO th- brain. medicines would be- u I'M.
consequence, deSpaired OF ever rrRalutnR n =
health strength aud energy and a. a last r..o,i
and with but q faint hope, called upon nr CRantar
Who. aft~T rHAminlnG NV case. prescribed .on, med
'e'ne which almost 'ns'anily relieved me a. tie iul
pain and diE1iness In my heSh ENCOURAGED ~ m,
result resolved to place MySrif Immediately under
his care. and BY strict obedience 70 all Lis dlrrr
nons and advice. nv head became clear. nv IDEAS
the ueakness ofmy limbs the nervous rracii"n OF
whole body on the slightest alarm nr excitement.
the miaanthropy and evil fOrrbO-lines; the sr,ti.
trust and vani ~ confidence In ",herr The incApab
Nv to study and want Of resolution The tghtful
citing. aud At timeS pleasirSbe dream, At MINI.
fcil"ued by involuntary discharge have All d!.sn
CeAred and in fact, IN tee months alter con.
suited The poc'"r, ] felt a. iiinsprrd h. nv ~.
tina, life which, but = short time ago, con,,a
Plated TO enh by nv uun hand.
with view I" guard she un'or; mate from h,i.
ifR into tie snare ~ incompetent qIR-k. i..rl
~ ny duty to onsT this l. siirnnv t.. the mrti and
hll Of cF. CIApkay, Ahi recommend HIN to all
who may stand IN need a. medical advice brttE
assured ~ my own experience. that once under
his care, radical end permanent cure u.ll b. ei.
frctSd. RI HflINppY
state oCsiiiornia, county 81 Ran Francisco -Sah.
Soril'-d and sworn 10 before Tue, this l;tL day q
ApriI. An. 1854
IslKhedl JusH MINI 1--WE L 4 NntArN PnhlL.
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Remarkable Instance of Msdio., n.,,..

Beow W publish the certificates Of four of N. a.,
fereTs from the Pangs ~ hi'rAse. Who. having
covered their former health, and irnpeilrd nv 49,,
tude, make known their cases and retnrdIni ~. -
and their statements are authenticated nv a Nh
Public The hsmARds 81 so-1-ty tmrtrton,Iv .a
uAnd their publicity AMI We CONNIE nd tLr,, y. s"l
20 the attention Of all afflicted: PS'S'aI
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State Of California, City and County Of San Fran
eiSco Son this 3ist day Of July, IS'S befTe
me. VIM. c. JeWett, Notary Public. personally ap.
peAred ID. }. Dahlee, known TO me, who. being daily
sworn, did depoSe and cay, that the contents Of the
card herewith signed bV him ere true.
In witness whereof have hertunto set my hand,
and ani1ed my OfhciAl SsaI, The day and year hrst
above written.
ISL WIN. C. JEwErT, Notary Public.
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Tie Gredtest Dtacorery Of Ms A0e-Gre1f Ble''
atn0 to NGNkind-JnR0ceNt,b but Potent.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY's Prophlacticum, (self-diSiH'
fectinP agent)A sure preventive against GonOFTh9a
and eyphilitic diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy
for al venereAl eoTofnlous, 0angrenous and Cancer
| Gus Ulcers, PGtid Discharges from Vagina, Uterus
and Urethra, and all CutaneouS Eiuptlons and die
eases. For sale Of Dr.. L. J. CEapkays ONCE, eacra
mento Of, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.'S once. AZ lnOculAtiOn 10 preVen-
tive against small pox, 90 10 Dr. L. J. CEapkayS
Prophilaetcum preventive against eyphllitic ana
G0norrhOsal d'seases. Harmless In itself II possess
60 the power Of chemically destroying the eyphitlc
Virus, and thereby saving thousands Of debaucheei
from being infected By the most loAtheOme Of ~
diseeees. Let no young men who appreeiAtes heaitr
| be without Dr.. Csaphsy's Pfophllactlcum. u IN
very convenient paekeges, and will he found con-
venientt 10 uss, being used 80 soaP. Price, ~
All orders must Be addressed TO L. J. CSapkay'
3D. San Francisco California.
ePERMArORH0A~-0r heal weakness, nervous
debility low spirits, assitude, weakness Of the limbs
and back. indepositlon and for labor and
study dnliness Of apprehension, loss Of memory
aversion to society love Of solitude tmidlty, SELL
detFua dlsSinees, headache, Involuntary discharges
pains In the side, aaectlons Of the eye pImpeS on
the Iace' cexua! or other inAPmitiss In man, are
cured ~ the justly celebrated physician and surgeon
y. CsapAPy. Hia method Of curing diseases 10 new
unknown 70 oehers) and hence his success. All cor
usa t9ns y letter Or otherwise free. AddVess, l..
''O1AFAAY' ~ D. San Francisco. California.
Address, L. ). czArK1Y, N. D., ssa 1rAne..cO,
CAllioTnIa' ies.S@
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CARD Prompted by the honest desire Of my
heart, Wish to lay before the public case which
deserves . COMMUNICATION, not only as an act oil
scientific skill but that OF humanity also. About two
years ego. suddenly, and from eAusrs unknoWnto
me, vas seized with 1t Of epepay. which. owing to
my inability 70 meet the expenses conseQurnt upon
thorough medical treatment, and the discourage
ment met With attempting II, soon became such.
a. vas then led to believe, as to defy the skill Of
any physician. was frequently while in pursuit OF
my calling, thrown down u the ground without the
| slightest warning, and although inseteible to the
agOnies. yet despsed the miseries Of my life and
soon learned 10 look upon those who would render
assistance. or shelter me from danger, as enemies
who sought to prolonE the existence Of my miSerie:
While In this state and having previous to my al
nIcaon. tasted the sweets Of life, once more was
Induced TO attempt seeking aid Of physician ana
BY Recommendation, called upon Dr.. l.. CEapEays
told him OF my circumstances, and my inability 10
reward him for his services, regardless Of Whieh'
however, he ct once undertook my case, and, win
the blessing OF God, vas once more restored to
perfect health. Unable 70 reward him for the boon
which enjoy At present, and yet conscious Of my
indebtedness, consider due 70 myself and all A.
cted 70 make the case public In order that those ia
need Of medical advice may nnd phys In whom
every confidence may Be placed.
State Of California, County Of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me- this 18th day VI
August, a. .. 1855. GILBERT A. GRANT,
ISL Notary Public
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MtnttaI anO Surgical.

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opDo,,,. =.
cine Mall eteamship Cos ONCE, San F,anSi.e Pa
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California. ics.Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

There Is reason 20 believe that considerable num-
Der of United States troops has again left Governors
Island for some unknown destination Orders for their
departure are known 10 have been received, and,
already noticed extensive preparations for the dispatch
of ambulance, stores &C., have been going on.
Another detachment was expected 70 leave yesterday
evening. The bmonthly muster took place yesterday,
when 900 men were reviewed.
We hear that the Daniel Webster cleared for Texas
for the purpose of taking on board severatcOmpanes of
United States soldiers whom Gen. Scott had detached
from that State, in view OF intimaiion OF Gen.
Twiggss treason. The men sent from here on the
steamer were not at all meant to dsembark in Texas,
as we stated at the time. 1t 10 also said that Gen.
Twiggs had been informed OF Gen. Scott's intentions
about the Daniel Webster which made him precr itae
his project and defeat that Of lis senior 1t would not
surprise us to hear that by this time thousand
troops have been added to the Florida posts.
The guard of honor for Inauguration day At Washing
ton will be selected from the most efficient companies
of regular troops aud marines. The latter branch Of
the service has almost invariably furnished the only
Government soldiers for the 4th of Mach ceremonies
Col John Harris Commander-in-Chlef OF the Marines
Col Thomas Of the Army stall and Capt. Taylor, will
be the officers Immediately in command under Gens
Scott. The bands Of the marine corps, and two army
| regiments will be present.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard is now military looking
place. Nearly 1000 sailors and over 100 officers all
"on duty commission" may be seen daily perambua-
ting It's various avenues. There are more than 100
laborers on the payroll whose monthly pay is about
! $4,000. The splendid launching ways about
being partially roofed the new marine barracks rap
idly approach completion. There are now nearly lOO
rank and file under Capt. Brevoort's control, and
Lieut.. Reads " secession" Is hailed with deGlt' Nv
l Tie asiish.s-s.ag lg..:sa q Eias s4sa ks-s-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

,wsvJcr,ey New Hampshire, Ohio Penn'yl'ani~ hh''e
s.i',d tennessee and Vhg inis-a. . , Oh. uioo5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bws Maine, North Carolina MISSOURI
and Vermont
DIVIDED-NewY York.
NOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :.
The Peace Conference adjourned SINE die az
O'Clock.
AGO o'clock Dr. Pueston, Secretary of the Confer
enoe was introduced 70 the Speaker of the House OF
Representatives, and presented the following memo
al with letter from President Tyler and the amend
uents adopted by the Conference.
like communication handed to Vice-Presldent
breckenridge for presentation in the Senate:
To THE CoNGREss OF THE UNITED STATES; Inc
Convention assembled upon the invitation OF the S'ae
of Virginia. 70 adjust the unhappy differences When
now disturb the peace of the UniOn and threaten I've
continuance, make known TO the CoPefess OF the
United States that their body convened IN the Cly OF
Washington on he 4th inst. and continued In session
until the 9th.
There was in the body when action was taken npon
that which is here submitted, one hundred ana thir'y
three Commissioners representingth following STATES:
Maine New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts
Rhode Islsnd Connecticut, New-fork, New'Jersey
Pennsylyania, Delaware, Maryland, Vlrgimia, NORM
Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, ln
llama Ohio, Iowa, and Kensas. .
They have approved what ia herewith sronnt'edl
md respectfully request that your honorable BODY VII
pbmt Il TO Conventions in the States az article thlr
teen of amendments to the Constitution Of the Un!ee
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen, last even
ing-the President, MIR. GENET in the cbair-a resolu
non was passed demonstrating against the act before
the Legislature granting certain ferry privileges at
Hunters Point TO the Long Island Railroad Company.
resolution to procure POI trait Of ex-GOv. Myron
Ii. Clark was referred.
Mr. DAYTON offered resolution for the appointment
of q Committee to investigate whether any prlntuQ
and advertising now done for the Common Council
can be dispensed with without detment to the public
interest. On Mr. BoOLE's stating that resolution
bearing on the subject had been vetoed by the Mayor
the paper was Withdrawn.
Mr. BooLE called up said veto, and the Board ad-
hercd TO it's resolution passed the l4th Of January,
for q Select Committee 10 investigate the plan now
in use for the publication of the proceedings Of the Com
mon Council" all voting in the Affirmative except the
President.
Mr.. DAYTON proposed an amendment, that the Com
mtee investigate the subject gene rally, OF The printing
and advertising Of the two Boards.
Mr.. BoOLE said this would cOmphcate the matter,
aud would require the sending of the resolution TO the
Mayor for new veto. Laid on the table.
resolution was adopted sppropnatiDg $i,W0 for
the purchase Of steam fire engine for Engine Company
No. 26. 49,,
The resolution offered by Mr.. Boole on the 18th
January ard referred to the Committee on Wharves,
Piers and SLIPS on the 3lst, that Pier No. % NORTH
River be repaired at expense not 10 exec $tOV
without contract was reported on by the commttee,
who recommend that the Street Conlmlssioner be az
rected Immediately to advertise for proposals ior the
work necessary be done to put the peri good order
at an expense not to exceed $9GCO, which amount
IL appropriated therefor, all bids received to be tals-
nitted to the Common Council with the award OF con-
tract. The Committee coutists OF Messrs. Ba9ley,
Boole aud Henry. Laid ovdr.
document was received from the Controller, CIV
ing SUMMARY and detailed statement OF the contracts
OF the Corporation fled in the Department Of Finance
duripg the year 1866 600 copies ordered to be
printed Adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

still stands to his country and will never resign Tho
Naval Lyceum looks like Court bouse-witnesses. 80
lawyers and uniformed jurymen Longing about d.
The Paymssters department has been vacated BY the
late excellent Mr.. Murray, who is succeeded BY Mr..
Belkapp, another efficient Chancellor Of the Exehe-
quer. Mr.. Nixon retains the keys of the Treasury.
and his wOnted good humor. The Commandant o.
fee is filed by Commodore Breese, during whose tenn
porary absence Capt Toote ably performs the admins
tration functions. The receiving ship North Carolns
has on board about $40 sailors, most of whom are
cruits. Capt Ward is still in command. No marines
have been added to the Harriet Lanes psrsosse, -
reported