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, 1864-02-27
The Grand jury will not bo empannclled TIL The
April term.


Police couRr.-The hospIta1ltlca Of the Armory
-werc extended yesterday to some eighteen lndI-
viduals, moet Of whom were well known petty Of
tenders.
The Harrh Of q Cameron d1n.-William R.
Cameron, d well known lawyer Of this city, was
charged with burg1nrons1y entering the office OF
DR.. 4. w. 6tfdt, on Dearborn street. Previous to
the occupancy Of the room by the Doctor, 1t was
rented by MI. Cameron, who nBed It az bedroom,
and on one Or two occasions lately as he still re-
tains key. he has, when in state Of Oblivion
the resuIt OF an evenings catouse-returned to his
old quarters to spend the might. Dr.. Stdt not IN.
derstanding the NATURAL disturbances his office e1-
perieneed, had the place watched, and On Thurs
day night officer Malony noticed CameEon.s at
tempted cutree, captured and transferred him to
the ret Precinct Station, where 1t IL to be hoped
be spent pleasant night. The case Was con.
tsnred until this morning. prisoner being liberated
On his OWL recoGntZance.
Tie Result Qf hatenp Baf1t Was
charged with stealing two blinds, valued at five
dollars, from Thomas Ransford, Of 199n South
Clark etrcet Prisoner sold the articles to Suzetta
Samen, the keeper Of one Of tho notorious Wells
street Junk stores for fifty cents, which he invest
ed in whisky. For the sake OF mis- family, the
charge Yas changed to that Of vagrancy, and he
was hned SO and costs.
Lureeny-C Catha1ine .Droderick, charged with
stealing some hats and boots from John Hogan,
was committed to the Recorders Court. $500 ball
was required.
, 1864-02-27
Tho Florence Nightingale Of the Nur-

fT Houee and Sign: Painting, Calcimining
Glazing and Graining. Paper Hangtngs and Win
York prices. F.E. RaB1, 50 Randolph st.
Boz $3.50. fe95 5n3733-1m
Go 70 TIE BKsT-Go to Bryant & stratton's
Chicngo Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress {enclosing etamps) Bryant T. Stratton. Chi
cngo, Illinois
, 1864-02-27
COR SALE-By Ward {; Sian

LEVK 1AlAE~by W 1fd g Stanford
Il Bros, III Randolph street,
81. 500
EoD*e and lot Oh Park avenue, near 1eartts 81 feet
ffcr,t .,,,,.......................SeD s. Du
House and lot Tyler strent. near Aberdeen. s5g
House Ind lot on Lake street, near LeaTitt.,, 1850
Uouee snd lot No co Third stfeet- .......... 12oc
House aEd lot cor Peorlh and Hubbard sts..,. Zoo
Two houses Il lots on Lake It.. near RohT each 3oo
Two touses leased lots. Nos. Ssa and S68 Monroe
j. Htrtet, ench.,, 49,. .........-..-. -. 8. SOC
House On lensed Let No. SO Monroe street.... 10Co
House md lot sS3 jarkfou It, 100 feet 'front.' ~. 10 0
House aud lot 2sa Third Avcpne.... -. :. 800
House anl lot Fulton st.. near st. John Place AGO
lsst elaee farm sK miles from Kenosha, Wis., 500
, 1864-02-27
THE CITY.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

THE CITY.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Its Early History and Struggles
The Firtt Boa1d-A Novel Record
Of Attendance-Procu1ing
Charter-The Second Board
Moving About-Refreah-
mente and Loafers-Grad-
nal Increase in Mem
bership, Wealth and
influence.
1CTfON TAkEE BIZ TEE BOARD on TIE
VARIOUS COMMERCIAL ENTER
pRISES in THE WEST.
yXarRecord Of the eBoard..VVhat
Il I'm. done for the Soldiers
s.sIerescnt StundfnEs
, 1864-02-27

TOR SALE-320 Acres choice
e: Farming Lnnds on GRIND Tsarerae Bay, Mlchi.
gan. 16o acEea IN korthlord, Lelrnaw county, aud
~ afIts in FIR ExpeS Antrim county ssa f9nq: sr
ware preferred. Title perfect. Address ,n..
Gesss.YlTGt Il. a. CRANE. CoEpaoa MICH.
, 1864-02-27

TOR SALE-Lot on south side
Il Of Park avcnue, between Eeuben and Panl!na,
near Union Park, 50 by 1st feet.
Ltt On Bishop Fisce, between Madison and Waah.
1ugton, near Unlon Park. 50 by 10 feet
Txo Lots On West side OF Prairie avenue, between
Twenty.fou1th aud Twenty dh Streets each Is BY rs
feet.
Also. number Of House7 and Lots, Building Lots,
River Lots, Farms and Illinois lands.
SAMUEL i. SARGENT,
Real Ektate Agent No MetrocoIltan BLOCK.
, 1864-02-27

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW EXCHANGE
The following subscriptions to the stock OF the
New Exchange Building have been taken since our
!sEue Of yesterday: Dow, Qutrk & Co., $1,000; ].
B, LYON, S1,Eoo; james Boyd, s1,oO; Pendleton
i Co., Jones & Culberteon, D. r. Holt and q. uu-
dervood, each $500; F. Lehman, $500; J. B. King,
$3.50: Geo. ". Wood, Justin Bauman. John Wat
son, D, D. Slocum, II. c. Baker, A. Clark and J.
". 1ilyea. each 500; Previously reported So1 100
Total up to Inst evening, $oa4 700.
l7lE FiRsT VoYAGE.-Navigation is open.
The schooner Appleton was yesterdaY seen de-
ploying it's way out into the lake, On It's way to
Centcryillc for..w wood. End It been little larger
there would have been hope for the rect, but 1t
was too ztlis to enact the part Of bel-Wether, so
the larger frr will cen waita little longer.
FnoM L1nEy PR1soS.-Wc were yesterday
uatiaed to welcome Captain Boyd and Lieutenant
williams, of the 7ed Indians volunteers, two OF
the prisoners recently escaped from Libby Prison
They were IN Gel Streigbtfs rnid to Rome, Georgia,
which resulted 60 disastrous]y, q gear ago. They
left last evening for their home in Indiana.
U.L. Attic Sixth Ward Council, at
meeting held On the ed of February, resolved
uuanimously that the resolutions OF West Side
Council be fully endorsed, as to the reelection OF
Abraham Lincoln,
, 1864-02-27

PETTY JunT-REconDEn's CoURr.-The venfre
for tho March term of this Court was drawn yce-
terday, and consists OF the following persona:
Peter Casey. 1eo Forquer street; ". ?. Knight,
u VFclla; John Miller, a11 ". Randolph Homer
E. sargeant. ii. c. r. T. onlce; Alfred Randall,
Clerk, Chicago Times; Peter Neff. 1ta Chicago av;
John, Palmer, z Coventry st; o. G: Ludwig. 10
5Pomeroy Buildi5g; Amos Grannis, Isl Cd ave-;
Peter Conlon, cornor Ohio and Market: Chas. ].
Atpel, 16o 9. Water; Joseph <. Moody, aGt ".
ner, ISL LaEe; Edward Goodman, IS Quincy; Jas.
Campbell, .1s s. Dcsplaines; Albert Sanderson,
110 North Clark; John Schmidt, 109 Clark: n E.
Geo. +. Stanton, 1s5 Lake; James Carter, IFS Wa
bush nve.
The Grand jury will not bo empannclled TIL the
, 1864-02-27

ITO RENT-A neat little Cottage,
~ ro.4 orttsr ont.,utng four rooms. corner OF
ssaa sSs1s I'd Mpfa
nrrmisea' sr adtTess ~ "" cart Fox WV
fe.5 Ytns.St
, 1864-02-27

Browns Bronchial Troches, for
Coughs, Colds, Pulmonary and Asthmatic Disor-
ders, have prored their efficacy by test Of many
nept men who have used them.
, 1864-02-27

=
Trhe n.nta uurua1 laes:isg ras Aeld On The 5th Of
Aa1I, lsie at which = new Te92s:s Ters r. bs;io.- .
, 1864-02-27
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM
" AND
GALLERY 0F NATHRE AN1 ART

ONE WEEK MORE OF
r III Il 8 E a LILO N.
100000 Cur,osit1es on Exhibition.
Third Wsak Of THE INVISIBLE LADY. Mondsv
FebrusrJ 3D. Hours Of c1hlhiuon, daily {sundAy1
excepted} frou 8A. NJ until 10 PM. Admission 10
oil the Rooms Halls and Cal]ertaa Children.
uuder12 gtsra Ct age, Is cents. The Happy Family.
fA31.~
, 1864-02-27

TOR SAIE-Steam FIGURING Mill
on the c. 4 Nv. 4. B., 1zo miles ffou Chicago,
built In 1S6s Wtth all the modern improvements: hAs
three run Of four feet Mlstones, With capacity to
grind one hundred and fifty barrels OF flour per day,
and has good run Of custom work. The Mil Ia In
complete order. For particulars address Post Office
D{MaMers M r. sa1I: VIZ. MOVES. q Market-st-
, 1864-02-27

WANTED-By a young English.
Wy woman, situation IN small respectable
famny: to DO general housewozk: Can comt veil
situation as Gardener. UnoerNsods the cure Of
1s 1ersss @ Boh 1g asy 9s ssen At NJ asWa dnssa
!son Orders from the county solicited. POST Once
, 1864-02-27

Erring womnns Refuce.-A special
meeting Of the Board Of Managers will be held
this Saturday, at p. m at tho 7. N. G. 4. Rooms.
, 1864-02-27

was gtveu On the 1Et Of May. aftet which day the
D. u. The Board now began to increase in wealth,
influence and numbers, and on the 9Th Of October
we find that II candidates fos rembershtp were
the corner Of South Water and Lagalle Streets,
| were rented al 81. 600 per annnm, with immediate
Ress %ss Ct sna
IN ,s q
November tic coattee on ePn baiiaine reported
es saa hRaa
streets twAese Brunsw1ck's billiard hall now Isl,
same Agure. The ofieT was % accepted, I provided led
sufficient quantity Of stock could be obtained.
Il docs not ,Fp aFpsar IT. that eyes any action vas
out Ike many other Utop1an schemes and enter.
prizes Of thai date. Tho tolls on the Erie Canal
he s Sor he
New York re.atiye to discrimination OF tolls
n-alnst al routes TINT use the Welland Canal, BY
meeting Of the Board was called TO consider the
question, when resolutions, protesting in the
strongest terms against the proposed scheme,
| were passed, and 1t Was RECOMMENDED that the
different Canadian houses doing business here
request their correspondents to draw up memo.
M he ;5 ws;a5 Gasa ,ss
The Ilinola River was Fill subject for debate
and improvement, md COMMITTEES was appoint
cd 10 confer With nc st. LOUIS Chamber PEI Ct CON
tnrc had given charter} WAS urged to prosecute
tic work with ytgor.
4 FEN 1AsIs.
In April 81, The ninth annual meeting WEE held
and scventy-thrcc new members were admitted
G: 3: Walker was elected President g. ". Noble
Vice President. md ". ". Mitchell Secretary and
Treasurer. The atAifs Of tho Bonrd were now IN
prosperous condition; the daily meetings were
! we'll attended, and It wns resolved to employ a
superintendent who won1d look affes the Inter.
esta Of The Board, At salary Of $1,5O1 Der year,
and r l. Wells, formerly commercial editor oI
the Daily I4tss, Wns subsequently appointed The
members were assessed ten dollars e.ch, and al
Few members on joining we're required to pay ~
initiation lee Of I've dollars. The question Of the
hsrbor improvement still attracted the attention
Of the Boaid, md 1t was determined to memorial
ize Congress On the subject, requesting that hon
orahlc body, in view Of the increasing commerce
Of Chicago. to make m appropriation for the pur
pose, q the old Improvements were In a yer.
dilspadated condition and owing to the bars q
the month OF the river. it was impossible fol
loaded vesxels to enter The ha1bor during the se
we're gales, with .Yllick the Western Lakes are et
often v.eitca. Subsequently, sixty rev member
, were admitted. and system Of lumber inspection
adopted. in view Of the large incxoaset In tina
! hrauth os commerce. r = -.S" y.
nE1o2Ta-@ELra7Arp- - 49,
The n.pth a1i1ua1 laes:iag WIS Aeld On the 5th 9
t.1iI lSie. ut which - ucw members vpr> ba.tot
| c3 ;or aad admitted. Jcl:aa 8. R2usey w.s caoa
, 1864-02-27

WANTED.--Highly important to
woman in The United States and Caaaaas send for
neof our eesled circulars: for the married only,
which contains Information OF tee utmost lmpor-
tance to every Married woman, never before reveal
ed, TINT can be obtained osher way. Positively
no humbug. All Communications strictly condden,
t.al. Addfess. with stamp, DIR. S. BACHELDk,
, 1864-02-27

For Now Orleaus.-Col. james Grant VIII
son, A. D. c. On Major General Banks' staff, left
last evening for the headquarters Of the Depart
nent of the GulE
, 1864-02-27
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Monday Evening, Feb, 29th.

Doors open at Z O'Clock. Lecture TO eoumeoee
ats. Admission 50 cents No extra charge fur ns-
served Seats Tickets for Reserved seats are for ae
1t GEO. X. .CHIrrENDEN's, ta6Lake STREET,
fea1-St
, 1864-02-27

Spirttuallsm.-Warrc Chase, one Of the
Oldest and nblest speakers on this subject, will
evening, commencing at 103{ and " o'clock. Ad-
mission free, Subject, Affairs Of the Nation.
, 1864-02-27

WANTED-Safe, Copying Press
Y! and Show Case. AnJ parties having good
medium sized secondhand Sata for sale, cheap for
cashs or aies large snoM Case: OF copJinE gfss,,
particulars. W" Boz ess P. o. Aho counter
, 1864-02-27

Funeral. The funeral services Of the lnte R.
D. Clark will be held at the Church Of the Re
deemer, corner OF Washington and sangamon
streets, Sunday, February as, at 10E o'clock.
, 1864-02-27

TOR SALE.-To Book Binders.
For sale, Book Bind cry In Central Illinois, with
ness sstabished VI! be sold eheap, Spelled 6oT
HoYSE,, chicago. III, o. L. WHITE. T: .. He3 leo.
, 1864-02-27

+otc, IN ord.r to drcdxe the bars, which had 'oF
1onr time been tindrsnoe 10 nav1gaaoh.
ri plFT1cuLE11e.
In Apr;l. 1861, the third annual meeting was
ho1d Thcrc rerc then IS members IN the assocla-
t,on and the Ttrasurer's books showed q dencat Of
efGs'e Having nothing 10 meet it, the Treas
80 ,ceoanmeuded that each 1namber be assessed
sone dollars, which would veJ nearly Tree tbs asso-
cfa,ion from debt The election resulted In the
ehoicc of Charles Walker for president, and J. r.
Chaptn for vtee-pres1dent; Thomas Hale. treasur-
ct, md John c. Dodge, socrtary- There wss great
d,faculty in getting the members together, and II
was resolved that the daily meetings be held from
1850 =. N. to 1880 p. NJ The improvement of tse
1l,uo,s Biyer was great necessity, and ..sleea.
tion was appointed On behalf Of tbe bo.rd, to ut
tend the Convention which vsxs held at Pcoria on
the sGth Of December.
During this year daily record WAS kept Of the
mcmbcrs' present at the daily meetings. They
were obliged to record their several transactions.
and my one found makinp "boeus" reports was
liable 10 expulsion In looking over the records,
It seens that very few attended, and the tsnsac-
tiope were pruporIonA1ely email. We give the
following as nm example Of the interest taken IN
the daily meetsngas:
July aLPrceent, c. Walker. No tzansaetiona.
July 10 !" &, Walker, ], White, j. G. Walter
July ii o. Lunt.
Univ il =. None
July ID Mona
July 1C- None; r.:
1nIv 1E- Nnnp
, 1864-02-27

Frederick Douslns Speaks In Hrynn
Hall Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock. Subject:
s. The Black Non at the WAite House''
Admission twenty five cents, the proceeds to 90
TO the Ladies Freedmen's Aid Society.
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street. bsswssn Thira sad Lsxnglon avssuex 10
hed in the dirootiou Of The street Oemmfssener
and that the srdnAncs therefor be adopted
Which Was adopted BY the following vots
Chpp Mcknight Ryes. Jeremiah. Hardy hassrson,
Roper. Of COMMITTEES On Roads concurring with the
Bnard Of pave Seventy hrst ssreess irom
Third 70 fourth avenue Nth bsEan psvsmenI
Affirmative Fox. JONES'. hsnu McCooi, shan
.oa Ss,pp Mcknight. Essrs' JsrsmAh' Hardy Master
Ps,iaon Of he ouens Prison Association and Isaas T.
Hopper ome for donation. .,,-.
Resolved. That the Comptroller b and he 10 hereby
authorized directed draw his warrant ~ favor OF
q. NJ Sedgwck Drectress Of tho Female Prison As
sociaon and Isaac Hopper Home Tor the sum OF one
ton charge amount account Of Donations
Which was laid over.
RHsuNRn .
Alderman Fox moved thattwhsn this Board adjourn y
40 "a 20 meet again tomorrow afternoon sas io'n
,AldermAn RrsRs moved 10 amend By making three
Which was accsp.s By Alderman rox asd the question
being put thereon was carried.
RESOLUTIONS RxscxxD.
Resolved That the comptroer be aud hereby autho
ri ed draw his In favor OF H. Aud Samuel
Anderson, George r. Arcuartus. kdwari A. Ebbst and
6eor.s H. voers erka. and George w. Morton, FIRST
Marshal In the MAYORS Office for the sum OF $50 each for
from proper and uuexpended appropriation for the
support o! the civ government
Which was laid over. .
On motion board adjourned and the President
,S'- D. +. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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III '::' -
cs.ss man s. moved ,s
::ss Il. .s S :s :
Coancmaa HAcssrY here suspend the rules %
The PssssDxxr PRO tenn decided said motion % - sa %
u.psaa further .a
Ing q ;.. .as 20 or s.,.a "a.
osa1s decided .a molten .u
zsI. moved tbs; the rule: be :s:ssss.
he ss.asnx s. me s!dissnss
Councils h1GsS.! then tina. the further rssa
Ing q ua Ss r. Ana Inc
the PsEsIpssI pro stated the question 70 ss On tho
adoption OF the ordinance. ;, ,.,.-,.a
!. ss o.
Tspor, the same eempsss a. IN early day.
Counclmaa JAauxs moved to amend section fsur b.
.Hs shsiL wSsnevsr any q the nrs apparatus their
Ssas 1s ss expense ossi
Coancman seus. moved section ave ~ ..ris
ing !nsreiroa the word "nve sI9 0ss"ns ~ As1
Tue ordnance was men adopted amended BY the fol-
HAisrs1 Ms-s. %e1sss lie en.n Ryaa
Houghtalin Ha land Acrsta. Cook Brics RUSSELL f'.'
sssaii's.Coancilme. Roster. jacques and Braadon-s.
uoaaciinsn GSoss ssssd to be excused from voting
The roll ha, ing b. called
The moved that Councilman Gross DO EXCUSES
from voting.
Coupciiman GROSS then voted IN the afIrmstivA
be sent 10 the BOARD OF
Aldermen for concurrence - A..
The PRESIDENT that two thousand copies OF tho
orainance as amended be print IN pamphlet form Tor
distributors the direction OF Inc Fire Commisson.
| ers ..... ..,a -,o...- hv .aA
| Ing thersio tic words following
such pnlng lie done b. contract 70 be given 70 ne
lowe bidder 10 be advertised Tor ~ me
street Herald, Times, Tribune an0
Evenin. Post"
Which WAS lost .
l
Councilman uAGERIY inoyed recOIeder the vete oy
which the iron the Board of Ader.
relative printing. FOR inc Common Council
Il then moved . concurrence with tho Board OF Alder
passing over tue veto Of his honor tho
| Councilman HxArY Moved the previous question;
\ Tha President leu. pull NE question: "SnAH Inv
| main b. p ~
| WLich was q . q hrmative.
| The then stated the question 70 20
on ring Board OF Aldsrnen In adopting saio
resolution notwhstsnding the OBJECTIONS of MS hoboI
hich was carried Of all the members elected
| voting II thereof D. AS fSOws
| iiealt. keenan, Riley brophys
Roster noIsh,si a hasrana. McGrais, Cook Brandons
| b. ce, Russell Fit gerald and 10, cell
/ Negat,ve--.'Ounelta Jaques-
! Councilman HAexRrY moved that the Board do now
adjourn.
President declared that the Board
stood until rridsy itth inst, At threop
| c'ock II H. JAMES N STEkNf, Clerk.
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MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS s.


sics .as retsnsa the con~s'tss On Rational A.
81 o. Lush, for hsring up polls Of Aira dis
"a . ID. Se%pis 70 EN- Nth H s:,a Of
osansia,n i1r eeas .rrsnes.
Los%.. 70, st M.1 up poi for .Ai'
WA arch ~ss refsr.sd 20 the Comptroller, with power
su u J. aaSpsy au.s el.s,ea poll. in the
Ffth Nirih and Tenth districts u Tie Fourteenth
Wses was referred the Comptroller, with power.
si q papsi Fsrbsr, fitting the polls u the Sec
ssl esict Of The Twenty second ward amounting
v s,os vas etsrred 10 the coms,ronsr. with power
Alderman Carr movea TO dI.charss the Commute.
sses ,hs aeouon sPanns per
freaerc Lewis 70 place showcase in front OF
sSea VS. car. ed
& dsesarss ss o9m .nnsa on rS Ssrsf hs
e..a scs SSsG s IN premises
Ana ne pspsr then la a over
g san sssa to paper stand on Inc
.lbs.s rasr .. Chambers stree. and Yves. sro.aw.y
81 lsr 70 continue only during the pleasure Of the
EssS, 3D. TEat permission be and the is hereby
s.en Joas sreaa 2 hi premise No 7
rren~ . 'r.t aso, Ave feet noa Of MS said premises
ne sso 10 De E the ai's'a and o.
wheh ras asot'ed
g-%.,ssns be and III: sam: na hereby
eods n frop OF ,ans p.aeT tas
sondaue only during the essare OF the Common cean
wrieh was .aeptsa.
lSa remission be and the sam. Is hereby
vsa l. M co"9 ~ s. onmo snd couns
asiea was II. i..t.a. ''''' : :
s. .a sss prnisson b. and the sane is hereby
IF theirp OK
'! Ssiss slep,ea;
fssoYsd fhs, the Stree, cou,mis.ener be and hs Is
and Mo- % 1 I as SS on s
r Ss,ss !; O =. .co sn
ard he Saara es 10 tie Bureau Of Asars Depart
e ae ha Ss are 20 n n
esej 10 cate f,on the i. ca Of January Is anch In
fer .c,.y COMMENCEMENT out Of osnsr city und
Which was laid
.s.- n0ISs :, ns, ,ssTT. N. con,,.
sa.ss, iIsm me fa,shsr eossldc,.aa q q
2euuciifnen, in favor Of making donation TO Lena
The paper w-' 'hsn ''d ~ 9vs oar.
chorS ely for seamsn 10 enable the socsty to
Mi Us al oy.r:
fho Commune on sewers presented report In favor Of
AKA toarta ss.uues -1'1
!. hl'h vas .sid over.
ie on sewers prrsehtcoa report IN favor OF
uAsih OF no
s,I 81 n ~ s anu seventy street,
"n'S" ""s 'Ai4 W..
,or,a,,n st.on vas $500 src,n N. 90, r.,.,.
INC eHv InfpecfoF
tn,o ms we common s1st th- coIirsct entered
sai,.s - 49,. W .AFire on " ost INST
Whlel - recciFcu AM feierreo 70 the ConmHes on
1sohe he~isn. ox,o.. ...,. -
.,..... a, .... q -. ,. $1,000
= Llsor -aosea 70 AK rom me taoe veto
e I" ~ iioar INC s,ayor q pfesut ana reso
pto sle pn'ing, lh1ex hG hno oinoins or
NsNu oi CouncH DC continued 10 be
p u.is =. runeoo Jones a Co
~ W. cAiilra
nc 80 ~ eS tne acopon OF tne preamble ana reeou
va 4r,.G nv se le ola o' ss onof the Mayor
araa,,.a .t..arsr w r. = ~ ~
49, 'vnss. issry McCooI, snan-
Esr,l,v M Mi oaiIi3 $3.50 1''
Es...il.s- shi.,n,sn Jaren,iah-l
nsn JeI ern 49, !. =. ,s.r,
v..,,,or ~, - -o,ss,o5 he c,yen r. 4, w Tvaor IN
n ofS xth
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Report Of 'ccmmitses On nseAs - pavs vsrsyhSA
s.pag = . s.;!:: s:.aS pave yosS'sh'A
Ssass q Csnmltss acaa. = es.s -. Fory-nin'A
ss ses.S aud I ss. sysIss,
s.Iees, from Third Fosr.h svenas. eoaearrins ,,.
e sssf
,ss,s
q Or s S 70 :s :a sls.
ssss ana sn s,s ass .asS s arrests ~ ~
Il n1 Il: sssss
q properly ownsrs against SETTING s sarU
xScs VISA together with tho paper resommied to Tho
Aiaermsa ornw.lL moved that the papers enumerated
ss ns: ;s.:: os,p .pa
Hep MsApe
The question being the adoption or Of the above
Alderman moved that when the Board I'D iou,n 4
Which va. carried
He then moved that the board DO now adjourn.
wnicn was carried BY The .oowins vote .c.,, s,sn
non. chlpp, RssTs Jsismsh HARDY otsweli Farley aud
Nssasivs-Aldermen xexnisht and Mas,sr.oa-s.
peH se CHAIRMAN pro tenn that tho
adjourned Until s aAIssa Il iGat c ssa's
STATED sIssioS-ruuRsnAY, Dec I5-4P. NJ,
Presentation T. Henry ESQ.,. President AM the follow
Fo1 Jen.. nscoo sh.nns1 chipR Msxpishs
The minutes Of Ds0e@0 sss csss feAa ana
miss in fSsifh Of city Or New YORK Formerly
'' eicS was rsfec1ed 10 The Committee on Reads
Bin u Taen.s Seonn.. for asns poll Of IsrssensA
WIEN Se e the Comptroller power
sSl Ernest purm.y.r fitting poll OF Tna Elso
ZION district Firs. ward snosn,ing 20 $40 ID, ,,r
| by Alderman RrEas--
bin ssa sy 'as ps F''F'h h'
| When referred to the Comptroller with power
Hl.a, Dsnshsn, 70. a.t,as up Tenth Election
Which referred to the Conn irosr. with power.
Bin 81 ' Of fha@.. Mcwiams for fitting up Sixth Election
d;ra s.s.ss wsra d. Ss q
y. ss NH fs
. end .areash Manhattan street to the intersection
When was referred T. the Committee on Sewers
Reserved salaries Of the Clerk and Dcpu,y Clerk
r soa sD nG naa hs V s.
Mhich vas laid oysr
Twenty as street, from TIE ra
ton o. the Street Commissioner.
| Which WAS adopted
Resolved Thu, the clerks employed Bureau the
sereaf,sr known and de,gnasd a. the Ge cerk Of the
& ss sna
and L at the clerks w we oa eau o. the Mster re
Clerks OF the Water Purveyor and that tho annual ssres
OF said clerks and also OF those hereafter named e and
they hsreby estabshcd GolowsvizIne saar Of
Chief Clerk Of the Water Registrar and of the Couract
Second and Third yerks TO the Water Registrar and the
First Clerk 70 the Wa Purves at $S0 the
salaries OF the Fourth and Fifth Clerks to tae Water Regis
Of the Second CLERK to e Water Purveyor tanao
the Permit Clerks at $500 anuum; and the
salaries tae sixth and seventh Clerks to the Water
Regsrar $i2 annum and that the said salaries
each date aud be paid from and including Jan
uary l, 1864.
1 Which laid ovsr.
| Ry the pR ssipEsr-
Reserved That salaries Of he attaches Of the
be hereinafter date