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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-06

RemGrhaj's, if Iine-Ycsterday n negro
fellow calling himself George Washington,
and protesting 20 be the slave OF Joseph
Bryant, oi louisiana, was brought before the
Mayor as runaway. Nm Mitchell, de-
tcct;vc, stated that some weeks since the
slave was put iat0 lis charge by Mr.. Shep-
person, freight agent on the Central road,
who brought bin licm Irevlllau'B Depot.
The ne8ro's story ia. that he was hired by his
master TO BGTwen Mckinney, of the army;
that lie accompanied his hrer TO Pennsylya-
MA, and was taken prisoner ~ the battle OF
Gettysburg; q that hc retained to Stafford
with portion oi the Yankees, an1 there cs-
GAPING from them, made his way TO TreYil-
liali5 Depot, whore he reported bis case 10
the conductor Oi the train, and asked 10 be
taken III clMgc. The Mayor continued the
examination i'll Wednesday for the appear
ancc Of Mr.. ShepperSon. II the statement
Gftho sorvaut p.nres 10 h0 tue, la deserves
great credit for escaping from his Yankee
tormeniors, who would have made him u
target for Confederate bullets in their first
iight alter his capture.
Wholesale l>tca1iaq. William, Henry, and
lewis, three servants employed at Hospital
answer for stealing kilGGry pieces Of bed
ciCibMg aut other articles Oi the CoDfedc-
rate Government. Ga searching the lodging
roOms Of the prisoners the officers foani
four blan.cts, tlrce sheets, t"0 bed sprcGda,
t,srce pairs oi pants, aAd .siN bags, stolen
rom the H0yvrume nj; t"cniy.ihyce spoons,
one fork, one icNri, ana ono hitic, stolen
from john i. Ballard; six sb.gis, one coat,
On. AiGu!.cft hiei, "DA Two pairs Of socks, be
longing to Richard ,lcnring@; and n get oF
spoons marked ~ Charlie Hotel. Henry
and Lewis norc punished iHr the -. Chl;lrs
spoons, and 81 three were sent oI for steal
ing from lc 1oYgtnu,ont.
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MARRIAGES for Saie.-A large and elegant as
sor.ment CT Carriages. &c, conssting cf close
carriages. city pbaons. Que and twohorse rocka
ways, sliding seat and top buygies, and sulkeys
Also, one sat OF light double harness, and lot Of
elliptic springs, aud elevsting buckets for Touring
mill, ana 70 feet patent leather, by
JOHN NJ PITCHER,
sc Cots Tredeyar Iron Works.
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psf ceriitcate.-Iost by me, Sept 10th, in or
c hsaf 'he town of Manchester, q Confederate
i.,aca,s 81 Deposit, No i,ll2, for $500, issued
Iif: 1853 due January, 1879, interes. from
I11In io'D, 1863, ae, OF August 10Th, 1863. The
lo'te bag been given to the Department, aud sppli
''''t ihsie for Il duplicate
oe.-law6w rt.os l. m.vyop
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NsaDc RS 6rH CO i7Jsu RECT M
October 3. 1868 ,
'H'HE bounds Of this company are from Eth to
10th street, and from the river TO Broad stree t.
All nen between the ages ef l. and IS years. WI O
are bot members of con, nissioned mpines are
hereby summoned to assemble on Br,a street, in
front OF the Powhatau Hotel, Tuesday uof n,pg,
9th inst, ut 9lZ o'clock
BY order of Col II y MoHaiss.
oc 5-2ts JAS MOORE Com'lr Co.
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VYALEABIE Lot Of 10 acres on the New Central
" road, two miles below Richmond, for sale.-+
We are authorized to sell the valuable I.o. Of 10
acres located as above II lies on the eastern side
of The New Central road, opposite to the farm re
Gently occupied BY Mr Jas Smith, aad in rear OF the
residence Of Mr. Jno II Mckenzie. Apply TO
oc l3t GODDIN K APPERSON.
A VALUABLE Farm for Sae.-As sgents for
~ the owner, We oif-r for sale tract Of and,
highly improved, with comfortable large wciiiag
and also cut houses. Parties Wishing Information
regarding particulars will call on us
oc2-2w NJ LAIR 4 co.
COAP, SOAP, SOAP Having received materials
n from Europe, come time ego, am able tc otisE
70 my friends and the public As good Soaps a. any
ever imported or mays In this CT unrry. On hand:
Rose toilet soap
Pure almond toilet do
White and brown Windsor
Winter Green
eassaffss
Almond family
Laundry, &c 0ARCiN,.
oe6--3tA Br0si st, bet 9th snd7 u.
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'E*Wo Hundred and Fifty Dollars ReWard.-Stoicn
Z from ne oa the night Of July 3lst, dark sor
10 Mare, about 10 years old. sne had s~oien
uAslc Oh her hind leg, knot on Ter lett shoulder
blade lump on her Ti''s on the right side, and
white spot on her back. she is slender built, stands
erect with her fore feet very close together, ANA
whcU rode strikes them together, and che generally
hgs Il scar nu each ankle the inside sho rides
Sa,l and moves RAPIDLY.
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"n' my abssnce from tbe city persons l,ay-
: l1s business with me viii cali On NJ I'.hn =;
&C l-iaw+ssl LEWIS WEBS.
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HpQ'Rs 4TH COMFY 18TH REG Va MILITIA,

HDQ'R 4TH COMFY 18TH REG Va Militia J
Richmond, Oct S, 1863 {
4 1TENIiOS, MILITIA The bounds of this com
"A pany are between 18th and 18th streets Broad
Street, and james river. All men between tue ages
OF Is and 10 who are not members of commissioned
companies are hereby summoned TO assemble on
Broad st, in front Of the Powhatan Hotel, Tuesday
morning at 9 Il o'clock. by order OF Col !, Morrss
oc 6--2tt JIM MACON Can't Ith co
A TrENfIoN, Maryla 1ders and others Recruits
4 wanted for Vim l. Jackson's Mounted Artillery.
III Western VrgiDa--the finest provisioned army
In the service aud the easiest and healthiest place
IN the Confcieraoy tor soldering. Bounty, clothing
&c furnished Immediately. Office on Franklin st
between l2ih and 18th, in the Law Building
se 3o-eod6tt Serg't JOHN MITCHELL
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a. - sOe'uheates OF state STOCK, NO 2,is4, for
MI ~ ~, ~, ana No 5s3, fCr 81 500. Application
,,, a,a 'ue " III Auditor for the re issue Of the
all la-iawl3w.
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tYY ANTED-A stuat on in a private family by q
wv young lady competent to teach the ordinary
Eugiish branches. A!sO, beginners in French and
music. Address Ella" Charlottesville, Va.
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TVEA.-iO chests Gunpowder Tea
L do Young Hyson Tea
For sale by SLAUGHTER, WATKINS & co,
"a % TT l59 Main street.
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TNaNfED-A White Nurse to go into the country,
w % miles from Richmond, to take of Il
child Is months old. She must come we'll recon.
mended Apply hi sirs nAitHiSON'S, Linden Bow,
apk in street. three drors from u. se 29-6.@
tNANlti-An engine runrer, stationary. Recon-
~ mc..1AtioEs required. inquire at tie ofica Of
State ordnance Department, corner tn aud Cary
Sc Sc 2J-tB
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OII-5 bbls TaDners' Oh for saIe by
~ sLAUGH TER, WATKINS 20,
sa Oft 1859 Main street.
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nUM --6 bbls Jamaica Rum for sale by
X, SLAUGHTER, Watkins b GO,
se y9--Gt loS Aaia stFre''
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gEr ANTED-A good ress,nan For who
Wy can conao recommended for skill, industry,
and sobriety, permanent situation and liberal
wages will be given Apply to Mr Wislesworth,
Clerk Of Dispatch othce, 10y letter or in person.
SO ~ Ivy
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uaaro's CD Go, is9m EEa EN,
Richmond Oe 6, 1868
I'VE bounds Of ;his campapy Gs follows:
From south side Erosd strest 10 riter from
10Th 70 IL h street All men between the a,es of
Is and Is years who not Ii .,s OF some COM
hi stoned company are hereby sunuoned to ssem'
bic on Broad street, in front of powtitsn Hotel On
this true day. morning. at g o'cIuc,.
BY order Of Col r Mo;'is".
SAMPSON .DNES, IN.
nc-G-1lf Commanding u &c.
HsAp,. ID, 8,u co, l7sfu Rui'r VA Ma,
October tth, Es..
THE bounds n las company are if'ul @5ih Street
l. to corporation line, AMI from Bread ST TO the
river.
Al men between The ages ni IS aui IS years wi.o
gre Tot members q commissioned Gnpanes ;.ro
hereby summoned 10 assemble N tioni 81 Pcwha,ap
Hotel, this morning, at ~ O'Clock.
BY order Of Col k + Morris
WiLLIaIS, CaD,
&C 6-it' C0In'g sih CO.
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NHl ANfEs--tinpioy mehi.-A competent frat
w vegetable, ant ornamental gardener with
out cnegmhrance, wishes employment. Any CON
nrands left at J Snblct Bros, 2ij Broad street
Tor one week, viii he promptly attended to-
E--.tS
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WANIED-A single gentleman wishes to buy
w rent furnished or unfurniShed house 10 de-
sirab!e Ocaton--Une with stable preferred. Ad-
dress HENRY ORTIZ,
Oc ste R1llard House.
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WANTED-To purchase, good nurse healthy,
w boIest, and kind to children: for which good
price will be paid. Address IN II c." + . box 502.
l.-6tr
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oST-A Certificate Of stCck in the Old Do
, Z ninion Trading Company. in tbs name Of the
uSi''ef 80 application viii De made for its re-
,ay.r. Suitabie reward will be paid for Its re
s.fs -, DIT MADiGAN,
.--~-~N-"Em' Aa"Em' Is Peari street.
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VOL. ky.
.NiLiTARY NOTIFIES.

Hrsr,'as 2b 90 t.eru HEa'rya Ma,rs,l
October stir 1865
fINHE bogpds oi this company are lSib street aud
tbe corporation line the s-st corporation
ine Oh the north, Sbockec creek q tie west, ana
Broad street soath.
AL men between The ages of ~ sst 4, wears, wh0
at" not members Il r"nins 81 snei coBrAn as, Rra
hereby suaMnne,i to ASSEMBLE og Boad 81 in front
- the Powastsn ilotol, th,s (ruesd&l morning, at
-; o clock.
Bg order of Gel r = Morrss
&C 0--N@ VANNERSON, Ii cong co.
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WANTEi1lmmediatey, middle aged white or
w c0lorei Woman, to do the general house work
fora small family One who come well recon-
mended can secure good home. Apply at
Hrs LUDWIG'S,
oc 2-3tf Marshall st between Sd and 4til
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WANTED-In d centra! part OF the city, four fur
w nished R0oms--three chambers and one paror,
with the use Of Kitchen. Address .RoX 694 >" Post
Ciice. Oc.5-2l*
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fk} ANIEl-On board the school ship Patrick
w Hcary Drummer aud Fiter; also, Bugier
iouy required to sound the Calis). Apply 1T the
Aayai Rendez Gus, 9Th street, or on board at Rock
etts. Oc 1--eod5tf
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LOST, STRA YED. De.

0sT--Op Saturday last, n or rear sehaaps 8
L 4 store Bread street, a stass. back Memo
fsaau,n Roak, containing $50 ia Confederate no'es
sgA s5 ere,nhacs ibc.al reward will be paid
: = Ste ,afaru in tht. ,ft.e o. G--Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-06

LETTER FROM PRESIDENT DAvIS-The
Mobile papers publish the following let
ter from President Davis to the Con
federate Society,"" of Enterprise, Miss
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Prco for the large ugct SO ror acre; for ths
smaller one $40 per acre. Apply to
oc 5--3t GOUDIN K APrERfGE.
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Ritbmunb 9ispattb.

s.-fe DlsEA HH u jablssheo pAiSr, (S1nast3
sx.scxea Price for mailing go rcr yea on tl0
eOr q nerths three mcntbs - cue month e2-in
nS~1ne SRNl wkxKLY DlspA U.H Il 'ssuss
every arsspAS and TssD.Y, at Go--ia advance.
Ar the WEEKLY DiSPA7tH ss issued every
,t,.v ss,i mated 10 snhsrr hers al S. per annum
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\ LETTER FROM CAPT. MAFFIET. Capt.
Matlitt, of the Florida, at Brest, writes a
letter to La Patrie, Paris explaining
the position Of his ship according to in
L.,
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a. r..u
.-~-~N--Tm' a"Tm' Is Peari street.
"a treasury Certificate, No 276, Gated nth
"a r.,,@, y4ie, ieo', I'd favor Of Vim X Dunn, for
,,,s a1- s im a heVeh per cent. bond. All per
kane " 'oo''o vi uate 'oi .Ho
Sc 5--IaWGws
",i.-Noiice ls hereby gwen IliI. L.rtincair
NJ .'ate stosk, IN tie name OF Jane. Lyons
snet , r"'ea Zoi May 1890, amounting TO $1,000, is
w., aHasf acs passed 2sd March, 1860, has been
9,hs.s .1 ua' application will lie made, for renewal
&c 30-laWSm
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ing,on, was expressly excluded from all e'ntrol


q. Did m, President in his conversation with you
witt respect 10 the seiing If this dspatc, exIcss
Hrprenc son, growing ONT of nnsud ie,h 's ~" ne
raiS az the ~, vi TIE Potomac, or o. TIC lsd' Oh
,es1 siL .Hv r.
Gen Hi; hcort-1S it necessary to 60 into that
polnt NJ Pr, ,iicpti 4 rather think not
Mr.. Johnson connective do nos object 70 IT,
sir. -,
Gen. Hitchcock, insisting on his objection, the
judge Advocate withdrew tie question. -,
The following questions were inc" Ir'poupaeu "
tie Court:
.. AT what TINE did Gen. Porter receive orders
t. J1.I. Gen. Pope collr'"ndi
1. csn, o. Give tho exact date; the order came
direct from Gen. iiaileck, ana hhd zoe" received by
Gen. Porter when reaci ed Acqma creek.
Onc.;icn Is Gen. Casey-Are your own feelings
to,S.rJ Cen Pope of n friendly character
il. N, ac4u, iulauce with Gen. Pep
Gen khG--one moTeui. no not see asy re
cse.i,y for that qre,t'on, Mr.. President.
zen Iiitcheoc.l douo; see the connection of that
oues.ion With The Proceedings o. This NoGrt.
Gen. Casey-lf there n ~ objection, / withdraw
the question, IA have psrIi, ulr desire Ia push
Air. JouDeon tcounsel AS in 4 question was ru'
by Vie Court ard 40 some OF rs members nay hl'e
the impression that the witness hay feelings M
friendly to Gen. Pore it Is due TO him that he should
be allowed 10 aiiswer that question.
PsCsi9tnl- Ohitc.on has been made end the ques-
tion withdrawn.
Gen. iluuler-Wben the accused was making his
Ell It's 10 NdvS Tue ltnlDslla ulu uv KNOW He WAS
IN be placed under the immediate command OF Gen
Pope
a. lie did not; il wss known that the Army Of
the Pc,cin.c was to move - olnia Cr,ek TO Ie-
enforce and assist tho Army Of Virg MIA; the ques-
ton OF the command had moi lheo been decided, as
lac - know.
The Court having 10 further questioDs TO pro-
pound, ten. Mcclellan was informed that his pres.
euco wonld not ngain &c required.
The Hon 3obn Tucker, Assistant Secretary Of
War, was next sworn. lie te-'ifisd to Gen. Por-
tiers zeal ana energy IN getting lis troops on board
lie trauspot,s al Po.ut Comfort also that he never
had observe ANYTHING in Gen Portei't c0nddc' Or
beard ANY thiug said by hun, which wonid indicate
HAT he Gen. Porter would fil to do his whole
duty in coolers Ing with aud supporting Gen. Pore
Lieut.. -. ID. In xham, OF Gen. Sykes Sta.. was
neat examined. lie testimony had reference 10 the
charac;er o. tue pst OF he 2)h OF Augnei, which
he testified was dark aud very unfayorable TO the
marching Of troop.
The Court i.en adjourned I'll. to morrow.
The letters Of Gen. Porter 10 Gen. Burnside,
ruled cut some tine tgo ~ irrelevant, ana which
were recently published, were to-day admitted as
Gen. Burnside seemed 10 regard them as Official Ia
peIs, and not meis " private correspondeuce.
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oo,,ruor seymour's Inaugural.

Tie sre,ch Of Gov. Sey u.our Was 70 butchered III
transmission by telegraph tnat we reprint 1t, as de-
lye,ed. from TIE A'tany .Stotsmoni
GoyEnyor MoFGas: thsuk Won sir for your rood wishes
and and xtGe ai0D Of generous desiTe io fucccs,
ful sh 80 oftle ,u'ls- upof which an no." 70 ettf
coousu,e you thst Ss soe 20 close your sdnn ION
"a ia a. fiction 10 no cni'en alton Of Sic co dition
81 VI Sta II liver great pleasure 70 i,,J t. Tie lea.
I'D 'y aad sbi Il" eh you lave o g.. 30, .' con G
RAJ been involved me embaffs sn"nts al t4h"i,s q"
waT WLstvsr po,'on " pubic or ve so y yop .a
-Ld hsppae.' lAPp"u's 'La cheo' ioi ''V' ''oi
Ffrow CirpEss: In your presence haze ,oemry ssop
q, ,t orf the C,u.utio oftro Jbicd states, with all
gsots ie.trctons and gaaisnt's' ard alA'l support It,
hse .i.o .woru to ,upPor Apoher ccatuion-ie Con
- ti"r 90 toe 0t"s Z" ''S loA VIZ" y" ~ I'.
niuv 10 perform The duties Of me 'hre Z" HoyoHof -
80 80. 80 x,,b your s,d they .hsd DO Githiuy
A. r.. + oac,l aud or protection I'D welis'
An. boa rec lsdcd for u sr,snee /, TIA which
-. IL II be the duty of tho Governor ., ia 60.
and asud ,overeisn.y aud jurisdiction OF u" A's-
pI.ssrl nd tie moot srk,d Injunction Of tie toL'ltu
Ion ~ he Executive that he Shall TAKE care that tie laws
s.e laithiuiy eyecut,d' iChcsrs
fAese onsituton. do no. coDbc: the HE OF septi .i'n
Ito respor,io., and obligations when e.ch IN
% 49, {. we'll dcnned Jl'y d. not epbsr ass Us Ia ' pr
foImace OF danes c,th o. oiheie' iApp 't'e
sh! not on dwell upon The conoI Ion oil cur
county power ADD the position o. our owl sta'e hs
Ny Ms upon his .a rct @i he laid before you IN sfw
DAYS IN ny u,"sso 90 the Legislature. MT, .. l.
I'm. occasion, fellow ci1"ns. when ohcia poV'f u -
t-ousiy sncrcd the bends OF Que political organ
ition another hodis opposite :. n'lmen'' spS
pl bic AHAs-is oily sklDg eI'iB IhcatlOh OF 'no
sfit 81 r,titOtOns hut highly honorable 10 me mhoi
party Had mi'guideu ow.eitSens 81 Va. SCUM so'u
a. tc nnDrify Of the cililus "f our own hst' u oHt
numbers TO the BsJOTitlt arc no" actHb
IN .L .urrsdor Of power the nai'n VIOLA mol 10" 10
vowed IA civil lApplsuse . ,,.., ., =,
Whie fully ewen that shsl have bat lttls coni.0s Of
pubc shs Ia tlc pOsiiou which have been Gale a. tuo
epnO do much shape eycns yet yentHe to tnst tha
'a- tue end Of my Of srvce, the country vi" Agsl
be fsst slosus and united a. once VA ara ~ concur
M nos otter - Almighty God uy iei eat o. ycl al IN'
cloud. which ovtraf be- scattered ana A vac oo
Of nv fIcJ tLd "a. people III e. ~ Pr".' ~
irsernli Of. elm sud the Union restore 10 sh"t
w,e ve n. sued 10 the ADVICE of our iAheL lth~it
Fellow .CitiL-ns-f thank yhu oT tis Ai1h -f'P'"u
bsnL those who differ with politically ior der %
here aud partc patton In this serIe for t snsid. NV
people II this great State Dmense APPLAUSE so'o WHO"
tbs Governor Withdrew.
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rriysc.

s,.,m.hip Ocesn Queen Tiustaraash A'paws0 Dec "a.
p,.,au.. ., ai, Sc.. D. q. Alel jan of Aoceom.
.i.r-i-l -. q i-u Rue frec1 AsJrNsl fer Nes-fOrk
Slip Chs,ucgre tof Tbomteionl bEo"n, Liverpool 81
da,s IL q. at 70 Sp' y Burg
R.rk Be- yer tBr. Of arnoth ~ ~, Cbipmsp London
dry Oct D. aud r. hs-y boy Nov. ~ IL osas 70 be-,
Son Co. lbs had cpnnuiiion OF heavy Westerly csss
the .nti pas.ssr lost usiftopis y'Id and Jiooeon -
schr Odcu tBr) Mclnues, Ceario;teto ~, r. T. L. IL
days osts " Tyues MS.
Scil Dsn,l YOrs or, HILL Hcrtca' " S. pOid'oe''e
Durvea Hyde
se5r lim-er tBr), Hall, cOrawsn' N. s., potatoes to
snr j. H. Deputy Butter, iIsOehpOrt coal for Provi'
den,e. 80 -, ., ,,o,
Schr statesman, Ycu0s, Eizsoebpest, losl Tor boeon
schr. Mary Emma iS"pe GREAT re. Hs,oor !fsys WOOD
Steamer Nirgoia e.. trsDspor Syder, Warrington,
D. C.. In bal ssI to u. D. ToH.pkins
steamer Pet.ei. Young. pIosdence, mdss. TO Edward
Byuner o,r,-n
sean,hu- Etna (Br) for Liysrpool Pacific for Havana
Steamer. Guy Of Richmond. Tor Washington ID. CT Esst'
err Line. aud Ihos Ger =.
shivs EiiI.br,h n.mli.ou Constutior Admiral t5rem)
E. L. .,,., a.,
b.ldi Norw J. Der Versuch (Nor~l
Briss Legia, Ian, Benz CSsyett AYPolne lBr)' Ia.
schrs Flee, wood, Jessie tBL Albert Asson, EopbemA
Adde Barnes.
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IIonrd OF souncilmen.

This Board net ut ~ o'clo,k on Saturday morn
io Prsdsut PlsoKssY 10 tie Chair After 'ons routine
Lule NJ HKALY moved axe W the recitation IL alive
10 the oftle Fort 0IEeyoou prop'J snf Odop
the same over the veto The Msyor The rcsoalon &c tsa
up was chnied
air YST aid that he hal protest to present ~ ior tr
adoption OF the resolution from G. v Rco.ovtlt tsrpsy
ciiren who considered bm.s aggri'y,d In he matter
1d before taken be thought The protest should
certainly be fesd by Tie clerk ,
NJ HoaAs ssd that polu Of Old r. tie paper was
Mr 1ryr.ox ,sid tie protest .houd have been read be
fore the veto me.sag " q iasen Mp
The PhaDlAt decided that the renorsrrp'e vas ous q!
M Issr then rad the folown. gro'> part Of ni'
sreuu cot agsust the passage # The Tsfolu'ion:
iour peioner Poi,,s On a. =. o. iei ose :, ~.
tie purchase by the az. 81 A" Ioir Know a. p'
Fcrtanse'o'ri property upon grounds wen known 20 o
sod to n."olabe Boa'd one Of "Lich 70 tha ia"
,uer bvr that IN pTe ntng III ProteS' he expresses The
view, Of the community at iofoe hht,P~sit nyosevrtr
Mr. Ioso moved the sdopon Of The report, uOtwi'hr'and
Nr srYvzS.oN charscs','d the resolution as swinde
AMI fraud the city snd hoped the next Grand Jury "0uH
20 = matter up
Mr OsToy Of Influencing the votes Of tho Board
aud he Supposed soyhing he cend s"y would 'h,c, ne
vote hs wound peak Tor length u tin" again the adoption
year szn .nd had adopted and he p'd would
not be % this year. he slond certainly vote NO
J MOI, such tile a. Any # bu- n hi. city would
srcspt aid -r,iofs they could ony sell 70 the cy ny
H. loul the property va. already o"L'd ~,
M BARSsi c,rd ny ia" qu'-usht ~"eh INC 'ess'u"oh
4 a. adops-d by the following vote: ., . ,
Yx..I Councilman Hogan, barney, Hayes Hesly, De.
d,. JoncS I.rn.s Rrppsr Webster Mier Ha4cton, Ord
nov ke.ch sn,def BTce. Long oisi H.
@ 80 r,-iiu~l van. Lont Oiton Ross, Stevenson
IA, Pi..idert Babc.ck 1rotter IT tai H.
uutr oil he cher ylpe lieu 'hk'n up aud ae'r5
90 ,ftlr which o. motion q Courcimsn B.hSES tie boaid
10 X Iecess UniIl ~ ociocs. $500,
non f..ein ins the Board concuned With The Aldermen
in The oorag up oDriAions; 100 u IA. LAdr.
,inn Aid sociey; r2fIl TIE Soriey for The h'le OF
, Dr,titu. Children Of Sesnon; Sl0O to the New ora
Prsor Assoeia ION 90 each for the portrait, OF 90 u
Mctl.I,n .Goy MORAN Gov Cisrk. aud Pre- ideni
J.e,r.on The sppropnsiion Of $4,000 to The hoinan
sboc Orphan A.yln lost. for want Of eons hu1na
vote and upon being rscowidefed va. on motto" " wi
BAHsEy rsfoIed 10 the Committee on finAhco ,,.
In,r ,hs passage OF resolutions. TO tha rsting PRESIDE"
and other officers, the beard sdiouTnss, swsd~