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Hotel for Sale.

r1HE VIRGINIA HOTEL, SITUATED ON
the corner of Water and Quincy streets,
Wheeling, w. Va, Is offered for sale There
is good stIbling for "a horses, attached to the
preinises; also a good wagon shed. For fur
Their Information apply to the proprietors:
janlS.2We 7.--.. j. q e. kElM.
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celebrated Pills We're first discovered by DIR.
DUPONCO, of Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully used
In most of the public institutions, as well as
In private practice, OF both henispheres with
unparalleled success in every case, and 1t is
only at the urgent request of the thou
sands OF Ladies who have used them, that he
Is induced 10 make the Pills public for the al
deviation Of those suffering from any ITregu-
larities whatever, as we'll as to prevent an In
crease Of family where health will not permit
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HATS AND GAPS.


. n. FRAIHk1EIt,
No. 50 MAIN STREET.
LwAYS ON HAND A CHOICE AND
Being DESTROYS OF establishing n permanent
trade, both In the city and surrounding coun-
Try, all those who favor me with their patron
aSe can rely on being supplied with the best
goods ut the lowest Figures. ~ ~
Country merchants are particularly reques-
ted to cail and examine my, stock.
i. nuvH ftf .5. 5. n. RRATHERs j
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At Less Thap New York COST

At Less Thap New York Cost
DEAL FITCH vICToRISES AS Low
III as $40 Real Siberian Squirrel Nuns a
s.. WateF, Mink Capes, large size n So, very
hantfsorne have five or six sets of Muns
and Canes fine Mink Sable Fun, at less than
S 3ani 6of' 5s eo''' : s ,J5s- RHODES.
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Government Sale.
Large Sale of Fine Surgical Instru.

Government Sale.
Large Sale of Fine Surgical Instru-
ments.
TWILL, RE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT THE
w Medical Purveyor,s Warehouse. Pubic
SQUARE. NASHVILLE, Tenn, on Tuesday,
Feb. rs, 1866,
go s ss,ReE o p S5 c9 &c: ar
s. ESsectine and Trephinlng Cases; ~ {
s. Post MorIem Cases, large;
100 DisSectlng Gases;
800 Pocket Cases, two folds
$50 do do three folds;
$50 stomach Pumps, part hute-key waive;
$50 Teeth Extract Instruments;
500 Davidson's Self-Injecting Syr1nGes;
1000 Scarificatoni
1900 Cupping Glasses ana rms;
$500 TruSses, single and double;
I400 Scissors: tstFf T ~ 3 2. E
S SS Hafd RubSer syFnses assorted sizes
SO Sets Splints, all sizes - s,,,.,,,-
Stethoscopes, Tongue DepTeSsors, Syrln-
ges hypodermic, &C., Obstetrlcal Ctses' SPecu-
lumS, 1ancets, &c, &c, &C. -.,., ,.,s-
a portion OF the foregoing articles are Ssc-
ond:hand, and Wln be solS sePaIasI onerats
ing cases contain Instruments Tor amPuLa.-
lions, exsections, minor operations, and sets
of Catheters and Sounds.
dt SO ,solAT SAME PLACE, a.isi9s
ON wednesday, Feb. IA will be sold. a
New Blank BOOKS, STATIONERY wrap
ping Paper, and 5000 Standard
Medical Books,
Consisting in part Of
40 copies Gray's Anatomy;
so do Dunglison's Medical Dictionary;
go do Practice Medicine, Woods, Ben
nets, Watsonis, &c;
so copies Dalton's Physiology;
so do Virchow's Pathology;
$50 do Surgery-GroSs, Erichsen, Fer-
4ooeopies u. +. Dispensatory; -5s-
90 do Beck's Jurisprudence:
30 do PaTrfsh's Pharmacy;
20 do Therapeutics Wood, and Stille;
800 do Minor Surgery;
575 do Surgical Anatomy;
20 do Chemistry, FowneS;
20 do tWebsters Dictionary, &c, &C.;
$50 Blank Books, 4quireS Cap, u boundi
1000 do do small a to;
S2 do do fine, whole bound;
500 Reams Writing Paper, cap letter ana
% Reains wrapping Paper, assorted
1000 Inlkstnnds, various patterns; ~
100000 Envelopes: assorted;
$500 Blank Books, miscellaneous;
Pencils, Pens, Ink, &C., dc
Some of the Medical Books nre second-hand
and will be sold separately. The Books and
instruments can be inspected the day before
Catalogues may be had on application:
- ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel U. s. Vols,
jan24-l5t Medical Purveyor U. 3. A.
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- - ~ ~
Gate Of PhfladeiphiaJ =
WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER.
Wv manently at No. IS THIRD SIREET
RITIHBG R6s Pa. . 81
, DR.. j. proposes to cure Gonorrhoea and elect
IN from one to three days without Interior
erice with diet or hIndranee to business Phi
mary syphilis In from one to fve days; Sec
ondary IN from one to three weeks Soctur-
ma and Seminal Emissions stopped in from
nve 70 ten days. Skin diseases and all other
diseases OF a private nature treated with nm
parallel success = f7-f
EryNpelas, Neuraleia Dyspepsia, Scrofdla
ana an impurities of the Blood, and diseases
o. the Kidney and Liver speedily. cured By
III. Young 3 Celebrated Extract OF EireWeed,
preparation TO be procured from no other
source. = =
AN EAfMENAeoGUE FOR LADIES.
"A compound prepared and sold only by Df
Young, warranted to remove all obSfTuctisnS
70 the healthy menstrual food, iTnpartinS
new tone and activity TO the system. price u
Per bottle. Obstinate cases Of long Standing
may require No. 2, which 4 four degreesstron-
er than No. ]; price $ per bottle. ~
Married ladies should not use the above
compound for reasons made known with eaeh
package 80
H8-A safe, eertain and healthy prevents
tive to conception furnished on application
Persons at Q distance, by stating thefTNymR>
toms, age and occupation, can receive medl-
cine by expresss securely packed fFom o0se1-
Addres On. YOUNG, no. IS Third street
P1ttsburgs Pa. Once, PhIlo Hall, second nooL
entrance ON Third, near Market once noun
3 a m. 70 u M and p M 10 p m. PC
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for SALE.
: commissioners Sale

mr. the Valuable Real Estate, situnte
In the City or wheeling and Ohio
County, w. Va, BELONGING TO
The Estatf of AIexander1 HAD
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED in when alone, a habit fire.
quently learned nom evil companions, or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, Ehould apply Immediately.
What q pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling of his parents, shoul
be natcied from an prospects and enjoy
n1entS of ffe, by the consequences OF devi8-
ting from the path Of nature and indulgfng
In certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
before contemplating
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Fsfiect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
hi8l happiness. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes a weary pill
grimage. the prospect hourly darlSens TO the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with des-
pair and filled with the melancholy refiec-
tinn that the happiness OF another becomes
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5Medifa1
Fsll A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR, DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills
En1, E,r,nrALre -.
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting Irregularities, Remoy
ing Distinctions OF the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS a PREYENTTYE
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aTURDAYMORNING. JANUARY 27, 1866
for s1atI I.. 5aa mn.
For Sale-Terms Reasonable. =

- - = 2 . 2 .
For Sale Terms Reasonable. -
TIME PROPERTY ON THE EAST, SIDE SIDE
OF Fifth street, between zane ana E Td1;J,
sIIotrjsf The LOT of ground Is 68 feet square,
mon which IS erected two substantial Two
story brick dwellings in very good r,e lp,ii5
1SSf6 a splendid cellar under the entIe Dullu,
tTo Thfs property Is conveniently locateu
and quite near-to the Post office and tne
soId NJ pTiyate sale, Ii win be offered
at pu6lic auction at the front door OF the
Court House, on Saturday, Ee6T34TE SST1u' Ut
10 o'clock a. m. IdO G..St E Or
Agent for 6eir9. ganSg-0a
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0reGnteItrgemrlee1s
sATuRnAY aIoRNINe. jan. "a

A LoBB1ER I4oBBIBD-SMYTHE VS..
SMYrnE.-Since the very day our Leg
islature convened this winter-and in
truth for some time before-our city has
been full of delegations of lobbyites
from various towns in the State which
aspire to be the future capital. These
gentlemen aforesaid have thronged our
hotels-they have crowded the halls Of
the Legislature. Go. where you would
and some ofthem could be seen, some-
times In earnest consultation with each
other, and sometimes with members OF
the Legislature button-holed. They
used every means known to fair deal
ing to secure their object. no effort
was spared which might be supposed to
further their end. OF one of these gen
tIemen, and how his efforts very nearly
came TO grief, We are now gong 70
speak. For the purpose OF our naFih-
tive we shall call him Smythe: he pc
ionged to the delegation from p know,
ing well the effects of good cheeF, anu
desiring to set before his FRIENDS IN tne
TaUislature n becoming treat, our fr1enut
whom we shall call Smythe, the other
day stepped intoo OF our we s-5h noM w u
liqiIor stores and purchaser
bon whiskey, which he order9d
sent to his room at the. - House. In
fIe eveniuu. inter the "shAdes of night
had fallen FAST" the liquor man sent
his porter with the jug Of whisky 70
the hotel designated. When he arrived
ut the hotel the porter asked LOT inc
room OF our friend, whom we shall cali
Smythe, but by some mistake ne was
sent to the room OF member OF the
Legislature who bore the name that the
gentleman did who ordered the whlsky,
which member We shall also call
SmyIhe. Our legislative friend, wn n.a,
confronted by the liquor, SAID II was nor
his-tbat he had never ordered it-DuL
upon the porter insisting that II WASH, was IN
tended for him without mistake, ne COLI
Guided TO accept it, thinking thnt per
hnps il might be present from soIIS I
I,nder Tie influence of the jug full, our
friend of the Legislature, whom we
shall still call Smythe, invited IN his
friends TO partake OF his good cheer
For severnl days the article was dis,
cussed by our Legislative friend ana
his friends-and, in the meantime, we
presume our lobbying friend grew
''dry." Enquiry ut the liquor store
the fact that the liquor bad
been sent as ordered. The porter was
brought into requisition, and lie being
taken to his place of delivery, the mis-
take WIS discovered. The jug was GER
tainly lighter when it came out OF the
Legislators room than when it went in;
the mistake was duly rectitied; but the
only consolation orr ~, ioDDytng i djGnst
go TO the right members of the Legisla-
tmre, some members got the full benefit
MORAL: When residents OF the State
Villages come to town to lobby they
should not forget the numbers of their
rooms. or else should carry their own
whisky home-in their bodies, il they
can; in demijohn, if they must.
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Richnrd Hadden, Cd 81.

TN cHANcERY3IE THE cIRGuIrCoURT
Tor Ohio County West Virginia. Z -
Edwin varney and wife ct alss
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
London. Graduate from one oftIle most emil.
nent COLLEGES in the United States, and the
greater mart OF whose life has been Spent In
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cnres that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed ut sudden sounds, haShfnlneSs, with
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, were cured immedi'
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u T SG,aS When residents of the State
Villages come to town TO lobby they
should not forget the numbers of their
rooms, or else should carry their own
whisky home-in their bodies, If they
can; in demijohn, If they must.
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METROPOLITAN BOARD or EXCISE.
Applies from the Eighth, Ninth snd Twenty.
eigth Precisets-Meeiing OF the 1saTd-Nine
Hundred Licenses Granted.

The quor-dealers from the Eighth Ninth and
Twenty eighth Police Precincts appeared before Coum
yesterday the
pose hearing the conclusions Of the committee regard to
their claims licenses Of the keepers Of dra shops
had retained certain weknovn lawyers 70 present eir
claims but these legal gentlemen listened 20 the decisions
they invariably decided that those o.! their
clients hopeless and they left the without akng
Tor blank application Only three dealers appeared from tic
Ninth and twelve from the Twentyeshh Precincts The
being principally gOcers who preferred to se gaor
rather than contnae previous banes Tie attendants
upon sess morning mss,Rs, Gs. sssa ss,sa s
attempt TO induce the COMMITTEES to listen favor
ably their petitions livery dealer Sho Ia. not heretofore
who themselves intimately they are known bi TIE
police do take the trouble 20 apply
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ExcIsE.
The Board Excise yesterday afternoon
after adjournment Of the Board OF Health al she uembes
Nj ACTON presented the Of 900 persOn.-lt7 from
.Is To be usS VIII This
total OF 1900 licenses thus far granted by the board Ane
actual receipts for licenses amount TO about s3Oeo
MT BoswoErH stated he had examined tie Liquor law
OF this State back i75 From that year until 1924
no person was allowed sell liquor and
the law was uniform throughout the State. The power TO
grant for the City Of New ok was hen vested IN the
Naror and Aldermen who authorized charge e0 for
each license continued ia force until the passage
Of the Prohbory Law OF 1888 In so the Legislature came
conclusion that not beet for us TO manage our own
ales and they passed which permitted but one license
10 one person The business however has recently been car
red on in defiance all law until the power 10 grant licenses
wss vested this Board BY the last Legislature The lam
guage of the present act peculiar The Board hiss the
power 10 grant licenses to any person or persons o. gooa
permitting him and them to sell aud dispose
of strong spuous liquors quantities OF less than I'VE
gallons this reading II seemed clear that the Board
could in other words the sane
license sell in more places Under
this ruling person already has received four licenses
The Treasurer was authorized to purchase saie iof LIS
Office; after which the Board adjourned.
APPLICATIONS F0R SIZZLING LIQUOR Is BRookLfs.
The total number Of applications granted Tor hcensss IN
BROOKLYN on the 7h 80 as follows Brooklyn central
Office 2, Forty first Precinct. Forty second Precinct
Fort,thrd Precinct 10; Forty fifth Precinct O. foysxh
Precinct 8; Fory.nnth Precinct q fieth freciho z;
making entire number thus far 252
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mnrkess-ReDorted By Telegraph.

BlysAIo Nav s-Flour firm; stock lights Spring. extra
60 5O0elO White Wheat double extra SllQsi. Wheat
Sales No. Milwaukee Spring TO arrive 20; market bare
Corn dull: Mixed 57d5sc.; No held at 6d &c. and Vol
Csc, without buyers. Osts-No. Chicago 2d4Jc
Barley and Rye nominal Pork quiet and firm at $50 Lard
2l.a22e. Canal tights dull Wheat. l+c.i Corn l2e
Oats lac, 10 NewYork.
TOLEDO MAY s-Flour firm Wheat excited; 3el0c higher
or the grades; rates for Old Nc Red Wabash "
Old White Michigan 81 e7i: New do ~ $50 81 co. New Am
ber e. 236s2 "a: Old DO, g. 5as2 3li No bw aukoe
81 9Oasl g5 Corn dull and !c lower Oats c better Rye
Use for No l. Lake freights dull end nominal.
ALBANY Msy 6-Flour, 25a50c higher. Whsat-no sales
Oats-saes of % 900 bush AZ c for Old Chicago and 63c Tor
State. Cornsales Of 25 900 bush At 7sesoc for No West.
Shipped by tovsl0sOo bush Corn. lOe uns
Feed.
Wheat sghty advanced Whisky dull at o. 90 duty pad.
Mess Pork dull at $50 Lard dull at 22c. Gold l2st.
81 LOUIS May e-Cott0n frm az HAZE Flour nrm al
full prices Wheat firm; prime Fall adyanced 10 231
al 42a4sc Pork unchanged Bsconsales Clear Sides at
lee; Shoulders l3c LsrdSsles at 2d22c Whisky
at s2ls.
CHICAGO May s-Flour active and advanced loc. Wheat
and O. 81 "a for No closing unsettled at outside
figures dn at l9lc for No. and t5c for No Oats
firm 81 d3lic. Provisions firm. Meas Pork $50 Freghts
quiet Corn 9cto Buffalo Rocepts-e0o0 bbls Flour 30 600
busb Wheat 1884 600 bush Corn IS bush. Oats. Ship
menis-l3O0 bbs Flour u 900 bush. Wheat 6oOOO bush
Corn, 1900 bush. Oas - 50
MrIwaUKEr May s.-Four firm. Wheat advanced loc..
closing nm az Oh 81 for No leceps0l 400 bush. Wheat
ls 900 bush Corn Shipmens-2cO bbs Flour gOoo bash
OswEoo MAY s-Four unchanged with demand exceeding
romjnally higher sales early 900 bush. No Milwaukee
Club part So and 1000 BUSH by sample at u IS for No
and 800 bush Old No Red Indiana at 81 35 Corn quiet
and nomDay lower No Indiana held ut IOc Ois heia az
freghts steady Canal erportslOo bb Flour $500 bush
Corn. 200 bush. Peas
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sedgwici vie d Bsr@,n Bstsnd ESQ., osN.wYoIi
aged years daughter of the lat. James H. Collins of Chi
The remain. will be taken to Chicago for insrment.
Chiosso papers please copy
coLLIEon Monday May a, O'clock Of parsy' Edward
q ;Ss o %sny % s
vs and fsnd also TIC members Of the Americas Club are re
DAvEson Tuesday the 9th inst, John Davies sssd ee years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
pss. d. j.%s. Edasy sinsty Of c. in he yssi
and South Western requested to
FLEMInGon MOndsy afternoon, Major VIM Fleming late Pay
M. end. and .1ss md @oSS., of NewYori Lodge No
s M u. 'a Ia &c.
No 10 East Twsahs, on Wednesday, at O'Clock p m
"a: q cincinn., in the i.th year q Ii. age
The fuaeis services will is place :: No - on Sns
i dsy a. CLOCK !" iH' ''''A'
JAcKsoSn Brooklyn Monday May amer long and y:inss
G5Iam Wilbur JacL,on .sed s. years .nd d., month s
S S I'd the At.
Blessed the dead who die n the Lord
MoALLlsTER-A Northampton L. L. Monday morning May
Ms Margaret C. scAsr, wife of the Rev A. McAi''eI 'sed
MEAD- Bridgeport, Saturday April 49, Of scarlet fever Juis
we.,srhsd beloved and only asu,h;. Of O. W. r. and Euy
inferred Moan. Pleasant Cemssry Newark
o. i
daughter of Richard and Margaret Moore
friends Of the uy respectfully invited TO a.
funeral from the residence Of her parents No ~ Barrow
st., Friday. the ii,h inst at 2 O'Clock D. m
NEL,OS-On Tuesday May g. amer short and painful Illness
Mr.. i.,beth Battle Nelson IN the 10th year finer
OF the family requested to attend
funeral without further Invitation, Friday afternoon
her residence No Birminghams her remains
will be inferred III Greenwood Cemetery.
sMT-Suddeny Monday May Mary Louise eldest daughter
Of Jane ID. and Ltzxie H. Smith, aged seven years
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 At
residence Of her parents at stamford,
Wednesday the sh inst .. o'clock ~ Trans Iesve
seyenfhs Depot az l and l and reSan 81 ~ Marriages
Ia atensnce Of the depot
THoMAs-On Monday May T. at 10 O'CLOCK VIM Thoua'
The friends and Third Reformed Presbyterian Church
attend his funeral from No. l West
Seventh and Eshthavs. Wednesday May
o'clock Tho remains will be taken to BTonxrIs for
nteruen.
wELLINd-A Jamsics L. Monday 7th inst Miss Martha
Wsing aged O. and months
and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
funeral her late residence to-day WEDNESDAY,
and from Grace Church. Jamaica, At q O'CLOCK p
wELDlEG-In Brooklyn Sunday the 9Th inst Sarah Weld
ing. aged 20 years -,
and relatives invited attend her funeral nom the
residence husband Watson Welding No 10 Li6cTtysi
Brooklyn, Fourth day the 9th inst at o'clock p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

At "a O'Clock last evening fire broke out on the
fourth floor Of the premises No les broadway and In short
time that and the upper floor seriously damaged while
the lower floors were inundated with water The three upper
floors were occupied by Alfred Reynolds OF bats
and cane Loss stock BY fire and water Sl3OO1 insured
bnt in what companies could DC aceained The second
floor is occupied by Denson Co.. manuiaetlreIs OF IaDes
aud tags clothing and dry goods Ios on stock s wa'ef
g. coo; insured 49,, . r.. = ,u;o,.
TIE first floor occupied by H. r. Habbel agent for Lilies
n.ieni chilled iron combination LOOKS Loss by water
sbon, m 10 Insured The basement occupied by Beck
Stevens bankers Loss BY water 500 Insured ior ~
100 The building owned By Mr.. John f. Andrew, ana
TO the amount Of g. 600 Insured The police from
the second Third and adjoining Precincts under the CON
Cantans DE Camp Green formed lines on Broad
and nreyepted the crowd which congregated 10
The ycpit from approaching the FIRE and thus embarass The
moyenents OF the fremeD.
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Pire In Riyingisn-si.-A Row OF Frame Bald.
tuas Burued.

Yesterday afternoon, fire was discovered in the
attic Of the building corner OF Rvington and ClinoDs
Owing TO the high wind prevailing at the time the flames
spread rapidly through the building ana lnose ADJOINING ana
- ho inns the roofs Of that and buildings Nos ST. g.
and 81. ali Of wood burned off, They were owned by
Nr Reed aud are damaged to the amount OF t Whether
cd o~ moi could not be nsceriGlned The attic OF mo
dn vbcr. the FIRE giuated occupied by Jacob Bel
oss an furniture about 500 No insurance The first
ecy was occu Died BY Mandebaum a. dry goods store
and The second dwelling. Loss on iIrnltnre and
s,ocs abont 600 Insured IN the following tompshes
iey 81 900 Central Park g. 900 and Iradesinen s2O
- 81 as aely occupied ,ger teef saloon but o. the
e ~ The fire was unoccuped Tie basement was occupied
~ csbirenskei's shop No damage. Ihe nrst uOof was
cr, "a The second floor OF Nos % and 81 were occu
MED nv Anthony Hese as dwelling snd cane m zoo
P' =, S,nifrre and stock about $0 Insured Tor esU
no Ge~mania Company. The nrst moor was occoPeI a.
NJ Tyedoin as sboeniakes shop ana dsenus ~ 4" the
proatwy CompaD But Or the eIertions Of the IRE D e
psIimeni under Chef Engnser The Police Of the
Tlreerh and adjoining Precinct were present under me
command OF Capt. Steers and were '' " Po
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

THE PUBLIC POUNDS or rHR orrY-rAx LEVY AS
AMENDED

THE PUBLIC POUNDS or rHR oTrY-rAx LEVY as
AMENDED.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
President John Brice. esq, In the chair.
resolution heretofore presented by Alderman Ely and
laid over giving the control OF tho public pounds to
the Mayor adopted.
H. discontinue all further proceedings IN the matter OF Widen
ing aud extending Ann aud Fulionsts
v resolution the Board decided to place the control OF the
yards tho hands OF the Street Commissioner
resolution was offered authorizing the Comptroller 20 pay
the CITY Inspector and his various employs, for services rend
cred in closing up Of tho City Inspectors Depart
ment Lost. Reconsdered and laid over 49,
Tho Board took up for special consideration the City Tax
Levy striking ON the following items ordered tho
same q be tie Board OF councmen for ooncurrence
Cleaning streets under tho Board Of Heath f60o %
Market Con missions 80. 800 ~
Judgments .asSV's v"
Laying oct the city north or One Hundred and 1884.
MY hfh-st - - "
Claims against tho city oslDo1'
The Board then adjourned TO Mondsy next a. O'Clock