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The New York herald., 1862-02-08
Police Intelligence.

TIE MATHEWS SrABBIxG ArYRAY.-The condition Of PAT.
Mathews continues unchanged and when our reporter
called al the New York Hospital last evening" he in
formed that there apprehension OF any immediate
danger The examination in the OF John Reynolds,
William whitson and James skely who are charged with
having been implicated in the assault Mathews, came
of before Coroner Rannay at the Jefferson Market Police
Court at The investigation conducted in pr
vse and the close Of the proceedings the representa-
tves OF the press denied the papers The
suppression Of evidence in such being unprscs
dented, our reporter demonstrated with tho Coroner
the ends Of justice would be subserved by keeping the
matter secret Subsequently learned that the testi.
mony bore strongly against Reynolds, and that be
fully identified ss the person who inflicted the
wounds whitson and skely were also identified
having been mixed up Ia tho difficulty. but the
weight OF the evidence fell upon Reynolds. Tho
counsei for Mr. skey that the latter should be
admitted to bail but Coroner Ranncy refused TO
the notion and decided TO commit all OF the prisoners
close confinement TO await the result OF Mathews inu
ries The court room thronged with Mathews
friends who took deep interest in tho proceedings and
tested their appreciation in the most unmstskeabs
Such collection OF gamblers and sporting chara-
ters seldom together Indeed since the
his Ife the fancy have not shown themselves in such
strength as they have in this case.
CArcHrsG A TARrAR.--A shrewd countryman, named
William Milbank, attended mock auction sas in Chat
han street. opposite the City Hall yesterday, and bid Of
silver watch for the moderate Of seventy hv,
Gen,s The Peter Funks tried 70 get the watch out o
Mbanks possession 10 exchange It FOR worthless
article but the latter who was up the dodge, refused
10 part with IT, and placing seventy upon the
counter walked OF The auctoneors followed him to the
street. and tried TO frghten him by giving him in charge
Of poicemani but the countryman took the matter
coey and signihed his Willingness TO 20 before magis
trats The officer decided to take all the parties the
Tombs Justice Brennan was presiding at tho time, and
after hearing the testimony sides he q
discharge Mbank. who went on his way rejoicing The
Peter Funks were exceedingly annoyed ths decision
and manifested their displeasnrs in loud tons The
watch was valued ~ twenty five dollars.
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Naval Intelligencs.

Astter bag for the United States gunbest Iroouoi.
up at thc Office Of Maitland, Phelps Co.. 45 Exchange
place. Mail closes at twelve O'Clock, saturday, Feb
ruarys,
The United States steam gunboat Dawn, Lisu,euapt
Commanding G. Clary, arrived yesterday morning from
Forts ess Monroe She for repairs Tue following
is q list Of her officers
Lis,aenant Copsmonding-A. G. Clary.
Eyec,ttis ODfcr--E Drayton
Iot1noser--F Parker,
Su,geol--J W. Sherry.
First Assistant Engnesr-M. B. Bate.
7Avd hniaom Krginesrs-D Tomlinsou Thomas
p. O.
Masos Mat.s-J e Underhill, J. Barrett and Charles
N. Cooley.
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canadian flour was IN good request with more &C.
tvity and nrmness. The sales embraced about 200
bbls. within the above range Of prices Southern -four
firm with good inquiry from the trade with sales
Of 800 bbs., closing within the range Of the above
quotations Rye -four was in fair demand for export
with sales Of 800 400 bbls at quotations Corn
meal was unchanged, while sales were limited AZ the
above figures. Wheat was less active, while prices Of
good qustes were firm. Inferior grades were heavy
and ales embraced about 600 bushels AZ 81 40 for
red Western, in stre; 81 so for amber Long
Island 1s 32 af ~ for ordinary 10 good white Canada
81 40 for amber Iowa, 81 90 for prime Nil.
waukee club, and 81 81 for common Chicago spring
at the railroad depot Corn rsher easier, but more
active. with sales Of about 60 600 bushels 65c for
western mxed in store, and Gee for do. delivered and
at Ole. for new Northern yellow delivered. Rye was
somewhat irmer, with sales OF 500 bushels a, soc.
s5 &c. for state Barley steady at S5c 9Oc Oats
were steady and in fair demand, and prices s DOC
al &c. for Western and Canadian, and st 42c. Dor
state
CoprEv-Saies Of 500 bags of Rio were made at I9c
Corrov-The market was firmer, with more demand
from spnners The sales footed up about GOO bales
the basis Of soc a Sic. for middling upauds
FREeH1s.--To Liverpool 1000 bushels of corn were
engaged in bulk at I'd 1000 bbls Gor At "a and per
neutral vessel GOO tiercos lard a25s 600 bbs pstro.
lsum and per steamer 800 tierces lard at sos 200
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sales OF Real Estate.

by r. H. LuuoW q 70.
Madison avenue, corner 32d street, full szs s2s 400
Madison avenue. corner 3sd street full II 600
houses adjoining. south, each. ........... 1890
Tho sale OF the marble stores Of Bowen NcNsmee n
Broadway, nearly opposite the New York Hospital was
made BY Mr. Miller under decree OF court TO satisfy the
claim Of the Seamss Savings Bank Tor $5 o00 but the
purchaser having failed to deposit ten per cent OF tho
purchase money the auctonser gave public notice at tho
Msrchants Exchange in the Afternoon that the sale
postponed TO the llth inst,
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The Twenty-Eighth (Irish) Massachu
sctts Regiment.

Notwithstanding that this regiment has been under
marching order for the past woek they still detained
on Governors Island for the Of transportation No
definite time fixed for their departure TO tho sea, OF
war but from information received at the United states
Quarters asers ofes IL appears tha, tho regiment will
DO forwarded the Ericsson or tho Empire cv
arrives in port 10 carry them hence.
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East India and China Markets.
Canton Dec Id 1861

Gray shirtings dull and unchanged.
Water twist advancing.
Tea firm and prices unatered The total export.
SO 315 900 lbs.
Exchange on london I'd higher.
SHANGHAE, Dec 7, 1851.
Gray shirtings dull Tea declining. Silk active but
declining The settlement for the fortnight amounts to
1000 bales Export to date IS 800 bales Exchange on
London unaltsred.
CAL6rrrx, Dec. 80, 1851.
Shrtings dull and declining Mule twist 40s.; unchang
3D. Raw silk quiet. Indigo active but unchanged. Cop
sr-Sheathing and tile dull and unchanged Exchange
IS. IA. Government securitiesFour per conts, 15z;
I've per cents, 4 discount. Freights advancing.
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Family Market Review.

slight variation noticeable in the prices OF meats
and other articles at Washington Market the tendency
being in an upward direction. Beef has advanced two
the pound fine quality selling for 12c 16c
lb and inferior quality for from &C. 1c per b. Cornsd
pieces bring TO- 1Oc per ID. Mutton sells follows
Legs &C. &c. per h.. breasts and shoulders, &C. &C.
hind saddles 7c. lOc Poultry in fair demand, is
also she'll vegetables and game Pork corned pieces
and hams bring lie. 12c per ID; bacon. 10c. 12c
shoulders &C. 10e The best butter quoted at 17c.
22c. per Id.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FaiDAr Feb. I--6 P. n
BExApsTups.-Flour-Ths market for Western and
State brands was less buoyant and active while extra
brands we're nrm. The transactions footed up about
lsooo bb closing within the following range Of prices
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every day lost in debate will increase the danger
of second deadlock at the Treasury Department
necessitating more issues of notes made legal
tender Mr.. Chase viii now proceed, we presume.
to pay off his floating debt He will facilitate the
disposal of the business before him by granting to
pressing creditors Acknowledgements of indebted
ness, payable after fixed period. Such aclnow
Judgments could be readily negotiated in Wall
street. and would be a great relief to contractors
business men in New York and New England can
well afford to wait six or eight months for their
money if they have something to represent their
claim which, in case of need, they can melt at
bank or at the brokers' offices.
The b-Treasurer received 50 900 900 six per
cent bonds from Washington this morning, and
handed them over to the banks. The business of
the Sub Treasury to-day was as follows
Total rccepts $2oi go go W 90
For customs 242 OOo 0O
Payments including redeemed p. notes. oao es2 "a
Balance. 9lb So
BY an advertisements in another column, it will
be noticed that Messrs. F. P. James 4 Co., No. 90
Wall street, offer 90 cash the first coupon due on
the 7.3O notes at par in current funds. Holders Of
small amounts will save time and trouble by avail
ing themselves of the offer.
We have to thank Messrs. W. 7. Coleman & Co.
for copy Of their annual San Francisco circular,
which contains interesting information with regard
to the finances of California. It says:-
Besides the payment Of interest funded indebted
ness nearly 500 Of the principal has been retired
by appropriations from the sinking fund during the past
year The following s statement Of the operations OF
the State Treasury for the month Of December 1851
and shows its condition at the close Of the year
Balance on hand November 80, 1851. .$486 42 IS
Received from all sources for the month Of
December .....................2 2s5, ,SS9 "a
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.-A PARKER, 255 WASHING.
- street, OF Murray New YORK, sells choice
city cured Hams, warranted az Sc per 10 best Family
sp box " and ~ lOs 5c Starch, box ~ u.s. 0iss
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ST. ArpREws, Jan l2-So Am weasel In port.
American Ports.

BOSTON Feb sTelssraP1e&e g. .hy Mary from SYors
Rs ss N.Y. sYSIs ia sis Sds s,ns E.g si Sa
YORK. steamer Fanny cadwaadsr, Pierson do Below
bark Clifton Lennon, from oqeenstewp CD Bremen ship
Rio Janero aud mkt Lizzie Rice, Rice Bordeaux schrs
% ns snS Sify T. as 9ss
Martin Iaterss via Annapolis Sid schr Fred Howell, Mil
sih-Arr ship Winthrop Nerv,,s, Mar;sle,; !. bark
PEERLESS Paier.on 81 Johns Pr. Below swan Point
Rs SsgppDs
sn' sScs k Ssr Ssw s s,en o X. S
SD bark washington, White Rio de Jsneiro and market
bSHsld schr sarah Benson from Tiors1 New Bedford;
9Th loop Rhode Island Remington tfrom Providencc) New
EDGARTowN. Feb 2-Arr brig Monte cristo, Churchill.
sd%Arr schr Bird Frencn, Roctand for Baltimore.
n port h. vessels ssSe rspoed sna a. an ne ns
Cape PCS ,t s,ms9. .Sere MIND kSis, NSE wilson Rain.
SacIAsPoRf FEB SID schr Carroll crocker Massn.
NEW BEDFORD Feb e-Arr schr Sarah, Benson, NYork
xEWBURypoRT, Feb s-sd schr Ko,.u,h Lee, NyOri
sSai IA @ Ts
srF, "a s.: % H.sl. S.y TS ni
Boston s sei .syn cos Boston
do; Grace Girdisr CLARK DO for ac Abe Brsss Do for
do Stamford. DOWNING, 1norn, Nj.
vcr: sloop sprague, Gibbs Providence for NYork.
PIiIIkDEIPTIiA, Feb 7--Arr barks Pleiades (new),
Yates wiscasstt; Washington Butcher Collins Pslermo
Ma Norton do Nelson, Burt Bristol Cid
bark Irms Wornger, Trinidad: schrs Matilda Price,
Port SPAIN James Nelson Burt, Taunton: Allan Downing
picc New London: II Garrison, Grace, New Haven.
PORTLAND, Feb tArr Br steamship Nova scotian, Bal
lantine Liverpool via Londonderry. Cid brig Scotland,
| Thomes, Cuba. Sid brig Fredonia.
PLYMOUTH, Feb2-Arr schr Perkins, Goodrldse, Boston
| for Fort Pickens,
PROVIDENCE, Feb b-Arr steamer westchcstcr, Jones'
NYork Sid schr Geo Fses Nickerson Philadelphia (and
| Nep Bristol same day).
6h-Arr steamer Pelican Jones' NYork schrs Geo Wal
ton, Pcttgrew, ST Marys, Md Empire Carr Nyork soop
Blackstone, Alien Nyork. Sid, tchr Thomas Bunting,
| Pryor Deals Island, Nd
CHAR schrs Fanny Fern, Briggs Cardenas for Boston,
p in orders Charter Oak Butler Boston for Fortress
Monroe; Hammond Higgins and II n X Atwood Atwood,
! do for Batmore; Isaac Hazard Wilson, Eizabethport
| for Pea sdalr, RI.
| SAN FRANCT,CO, Feb Arr 10y u bark Australia,
Sandwich Isands Sid ih, Fr ship Canton Leblanc Hong
| Kong
THRpAUhiN COVE, Feb Carr bark Elias Pike. Howes.
CadiE for Boston.
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DARIs.-
NOTABLE

MA,sor DxrisLp. patented BY the Empress and ths
oncens Of m land and Holland No Boulevard dcs Cap,s
cines facing rue Ia Pai1 silks India and French Cash
mere shawi. Lace, bingarie Manes, Fancy Goods Wed
ding suits, Court and Ball Dresses.
TSsSsswtK rr-Maison Fsuvet, No. rue Monars
1rHr pApppEssEs MILLINERY of Mile Soler, 45
Neuvc Augustine represent so truly the type OF distinctions
that several foreign courts by whom she has been
pointed the patentec the most aterng have adopt
ed them. -. -
menadc and evening dresses &C., No. rue de Choiseu
JwNLLER H. M-KRANER, 81 rue Neuve st. Augustine.
srNE--( Bronze China and Ancient Furnture).
The wnrerooms are removed 20 10 rue de IIeder.
sCHIsAChina, Crystals, Dinner Services, Dougny,
Paais Royal, Galeric MOntpensier, n and %.
tioLDsMTH JEvELLER-Niese, 4S rue de lArbrese-
near the Louvre. Prices IN known figures.
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CLEARED.
Steamship City Of wsshinsson (Br), Brooks Queenstown
and Interpretations q Dale
Ship Ann Hooper, Hooper. Balttmore-Master.
DArk Tiberias, Newman, Qneenstown or falmouth g
Bark Eliza (Brl. Ewart. Queeustown-Jaekson Nein
Bark Doui (Br), Paige, Cork--McCail Firth.
Bark MontezumA, Hammond, BarbadOs--T Dwight.
Bark Denton. Ersklne, Havana-,T Il I A Webster.
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SD from Barbados Dec Is. brig Eshcol Of Beverly, 10
cruise $50 bbls oil.
letter from Capt Cleveland date mael Of bark Ava
shonks dated Vase NH Nov TO- reports the death Of
Capt the I'D Of Oct In lat 0 lon los o.
or dysenery sitter short illness OF II days. The BODY
pacsd in metallic CONN., and the bark would sail
cruise aud home. Had 80 bbls sp and 100 do VII oil
[Capt Marble belonged In Fall Rtver.l
Aleer from on board ship Minerva Smyth Smith. OF NIB
reports bound into Maurtius Nov sinco reported sid
from honey in esky condition. with S0 bbls sp this
Had been into Aaurtus twice during the best Of
the whaling SEASONS to stop leaks.
letter Capt Wordell Of bark President "a NIB.
ports her AZ Cape Town. cGH Dec with 500 bbs sp OIL all
well. f NJ. -h,.. 49,. ~ -. . .
Helena Dec a. full having taken so 200 VIII and 1900
leaving ManrusS0 200 VIII $500 bone all told
bound on . short cruise and home.
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prorinmet tiSli by the Governor.

HEADcUARTERs LOUISIANA MlLfTIA,2
New Orleans, Feb. H. 1857. J
The Pr csen OF the Confederate Staes having made requi
sion upon furnish from tho State Of Louisiana, five
and half regiments troops for she war; therefore, TlioS
oMOORE Governor OF he State Of Louisiana do hereby pro-
claim that will bs received in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation.
Volunteers wib received by companies baaons rcgt.
mens
Each coui will be composed Of captain one first iou-
tenant two second Veutenants four sergennts four copo
and not less than sixty four pvaes. Regiments must contain
less than companies and batos not less than four
companies.
Commanding officers will report, their respective
commands orgAhized to Ad Cen NJ Grivot Now Orleans
Tho troops will be mustered into service At convenient camps
aud will then clothed supplied and med by the Confedcr
Government Each soldier Will receive from the Gonfeder
Government bounty OF fifty dollars when his regiment
company mustered into SERVICE and will b. allowed transpor
taon by it from his hotns TO tho place Of rendezvous
It earnestly desired that the troops called for will be
ready by before The 18th March,
Rel wing upon hoactiyJ and patriotism OF my fellow ci
zoIis anticipate response from them prompt the
gency demands: ~
fel5 2ptmlO Governor and Commander-in Chief.
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--latest from the Moth.
Nonrotk. Nareh 2Is follow iten. .ra rats,ei I,

NoRrorE March 2The following gasheiel from
late Northern papers $3.50 f'-2 '7eE \
Nfw ToRs Feb 2'.The rnobey me:kesis actye. Torssn
Staes 6s. ssed far 1851 quoted 49, Cotton Mid
alins upan1s are quoted NJ DC. 9''ti 'E
y FEDEBA CDSGREss-1h the House, on Thursday last, Joint
resolution offered print Washington Farewell Adtrss
Cen inesons Proclanati &nlllc peclara
of Independence for general isttih iGr fes5n5n
was referred TO tha appropriate committee ri q
Upton, who ct4imed represent FGitix Cong
IN tha House. y, Cr=s,ss 5 K
he northern se,iion Of New York STATE Gye
six feet Geep level Feirs entertained Of nu
datitn IN the Hudson and Mohawk rivers. r. el
ltting hn9s Teen made by the fngesE itn
Goimittes o 9 Federal Coagerss. Thes hayc uSp0
nhtbet Of fPndii5g contractors and report hat y OF
rea.ee sold tathe tiovetntnentare old shnky blis
The New fork Herald admits tstthe C5ateterae srncs Of
the iotomacsnd Shenandoah mIs, b. feated thing
decisive be- accomplished fsays that te moral Of
Toe menace cf the capital OF The United States as lie
moved. VI s'Is *
WAsnINCioN, Feb 2.-t1en. Dix and uoa. Edward P!er
pont h4ve eea appointed special commissioners
the OF state prisoners in tt mly od Of te uted
sate A. to aetsrHns & e. 1 whetaer aSg should be dis
The nom nation General Wtid as Minister ESa.i
ordinary Mexico has btea withdrawn, 4.s4 ~
Mr. Wilson, OF Ma sacuSatt roduced resolution in tbs
seua'e, Fiiiay extend aid Maryland beawAre
abolish sla cry in these States. ~ 50 Fra3 s9yF
CHICAGO Feb. IA dispatch from Carksviila, Tenn,
states that e peopn h glory in secession Large Gnanti
III rebel have be4n carried of by the Cnnfseres
destroyed The rebel leaders ped
lhoGsnRd negro: last week from ClarhsSiis. 49, .-sa
CLEVELAND. Feb 7,-Ciens Bucker md Ighman passed
here morning, rOat- for Fort Wren.
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0ffioaaa-ny me Governor.

EF f.1 HEADQUa RTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
%" ApJuTANT-ti BSEEALs LFFicE,
"' ' New 0tteHHs, March. 9, lS32 }
ORDERS no. 236 .-.
1.-The following Brigades will be held in readue and be
prepared active service convenient places ah the
commanders thereof may select, VIZ:
This Sd B;ig4da Volunteer Troop3 Bigader General s. NJ
Wesilno.e coIsuaud.s, SATURDAY, the eth day of
Mrrc. lSG2, y o,el9cs, A. NJ ...u. ,,na., r --.
The 18th Brigade Louisiana Ma Brigadier- -aeeai Il, A.
Chathonnet commanding, TUESDAY, the lith day of
March, al 10 O'Clock, ~ NJ .,. ..
1.-The Br.gadier will report Their commands n
Major General John L Leafs comma ding STATE Militia, OIL
the day mud hour appointed. ... .,.m ,...., ,
I-Aaor John L. Lewis ccnaaniing the Mill ia
State -pec ally charged wi Ii la execution OF ti
will rolls Of companies 10 bs furnished
TO this department
BY orIer Of
TIiOS. 0. NO ORE,
Governor aud G. .mmandef.in Chief.
N. GRlroT AdiatsIt aud IN pecor General n6 2p5t
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con.mtstces. of rub.ic Safety.

.s.s-fi eI ..-ea . Nxw ORLEANS, March ., ie62 4'l
At meeting Of The CotnDttee. held this evening" the fol-
lowing resolutions unanimously adopted 5g',.
Re,oved Thai sny person take Confederate
notes payment Of dehts and other commercial actions
lis, in tic op!ien ts Cormoe, unworthy the counte
and esps" OF patriotic czns aud justly obnoxious 10
inc iEd'bna ion Of tic comn1rits ~ --S.5
Resolved he foregoing resolution be signed by the
Chairman of The Committee aud Ee publishe in The city
E .7"a I. N. MARES thairnan pro tenn
GEO e. LAvpIsos Secretary mh6 2p3t
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T. Mr. GREGORY, M. p, on THE BLoeKADE.7-1n the
House Coma MS, the 7h inst Mr.. !csory said
trained the previous evening from adlresng ne onse while
the nhdrns bf the ItIGen beus ,rnssed htcanse ne
honei it undesrah!eto introduce pies waich NIGH give rise
deb a; but ha el ,at the bockade OF ths Southern
ports federal Government wholly iiefecvs and
simply blockade paper On future occasion he should
show e rharatte ter OF the hoeka Is sM III mt III
Justice 10 both of tbs beigetent parties osh 10 receive tn
discussion the hands o tho G government. eEa Is
M G r Hctlrk expressed satisfaction at Mr. Gregory
announcement Mug the question Of tho bociInle before be
Ills upiu that recognition oil the paper
blockade woH be in violation oF tho rues Of ie oHnl
and the duty OF tho country to conder seriously tie
position i'll which wawere placfd. tt1r55.a$ 4e5
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SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH s, 1869.
Committee OF Public safety.
PRoposArS For TIE SALE OF CITY DO

In obedience with resolution adopted BY his Commit
it's session Of the 4 in tant, proposals will m received by Tho
Undersigned tFDance Conm,ttec) mill TUESDAY NEXT,
the lith natpnl u O'Clock, NJ for a purchase Of ONE
MILLION DOLLARS OF CITY BONDS Issued in con-
for rity with Ordinance No. 59i9, herewith snbj ned.
Tho Committee Iescrve the right Of rtjeciins any all
bids. .--"' ".. ~" e..
Proposal must bs add esScd 10 the Finance Committee Of
the Commtee Of Public Safety, and left The Bank Of
Louisiana. 7''. 7'"s "-.
1. N. MARKS Chairman.
.3.. .... a. d. KELLY, sg4 .zar G.
"..'. 7 t. .a .N Il f. GEEEREs, ,--.
,. - NJ. MUSSON,
WILHELMUS BOGART,
Ea. r. NJ. DAVIS, @se
. q. LEROY. '-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

mo. 5944.l sue
Rssoled That the Comptroller aud lie is hereby author
ze addcne h the lowest bidder, after Ave notice m
he official ;nrnal contract for attending and keeping In
repair for two years bridge a. Magnolia street accord
snca to lila suecicnons on e 10 the Survey ors Office said
subject to the approval or rejection OF the
Common Council. ;s=,4s1s..- -, ,,,,,r
a = President pro TEN, Board of Aldermen.
- 80 fSiqneal =? P'7E' = j. MAGIONI, ~ q e.. az
=. President Board of Assistant Aldermen. !
: Appfo'fT TsiFnedI ~ = JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayo
T. p ,se. +.ta% THEo., MARKS, Secretary
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY March TO- 1852
will ndudcac al nv office oclock Nj The above contract
40 ma G. o'oas' G. W. ouLBERToN, Comptroller