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PAID Orr AND DIsCHARGED.-The politi.
cal Migrants whom the "southern loyal
lists sent vagabondizing about the country,
preaching vengeance and fury upon the
South, have proved a bad investment, and
the Republican General Committee, who
have them in charge, and who hired and
paid them by the day for their labor, have
become alarmed, and are about to aban-
don them to their fate. Outside Of New
England, they are no attraction. Yet the
effect Of their speeches, by opening the
eyes of many supplemented Republicans
to the true nature of the doctrines and
character of their party, has been so good
and so marked that the Democracy could
we'll afford to hire them to continue the
work from which their opponents suddenly
show a disposition to "back out."-Hart-
ford Times. "
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earrs1tVpSie ChAfSss3
siriH Which yoaplease.n ThsServant
chose 8 lsttss. The, Count Ibnynsd the
other wftSodt opehins ii. "A distance Of
ten iesgxss separated the two chstsaux.
The domestic must b absent twenty.foul
hears, that time must eiapss before the
CoAnt can know his fate. His situation u
Anything but agreeable; he knows not,
during twenty-four hours, whether he y z
married man or Q single n |; whether he
has Sill the power TO dispose d himself. Q!
whether he Is not already disposed Of. The
domestic returned; he had carried tho let.
ter 6f~ reception, and II. de - Is, even 81
this time, the hsppiest husband 10 that part
Of the country.
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DIsrREssING.-Mr. Isaac S. Hough, the
proprietor Of Hough's WOODEN factory, 10
this county, a most worthy and excellent
citizen, committed suicide on Friday last
by cutting his throat. 1t appears that ne
had been sick for some time, and on the
day named, during the absence from his
room for q few minutes of any member OF
his family, he pcrpetrated with a razor the
deed which resulted in his almost instant
death. Heavy ~pecuniary losses sustained
during the wal are supposed to have so
operated upon his mind as to have led to
his tragic end.-LOudoun Mirror. 81
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from Observation-Disclosures Ladies-
Schssls-Hotsis-Fool Runners about the
Cholera beinG In Richnond.

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from Ssasntsn-Patriotic Ladies'
Observation-Disclosures Runners abeut she
Chslera beins In Richasnd.
STAuSToN, October Q, 1866.
To my taste, Iconsider the growing hill
side town one Of the most picturesque,
prosperous, and delightful villages in Yir-
ginis, and l have been in every town Of
note In the present Old ~Dominion-the
ancient seat Of "~learning," williamsburg
excepted. ! must also except In the
category, the towns or the bastard State
() Of West Virginia. Some young ladies
Of jefferson county almost cried their
eyes out when the Rump Congress voted
them out Of Old Virginia into West Vir-
ginia, so called" They are 30 provoked
that they VOW and declare they will seek
another local kabitatiOn and o name else
where before they will date their letters
or marriage certificates In West Virginia.
But ! am DEPRESSING from my subject.
Staunton presents On cir, OF business and
gcaheadativehes, which, In contrasting
INC Me, ought 70 put big Richmond 10 the
blush. Nearly everybody appears TO DO
up 70 scsnstAtsg. and sup 70 snuffn also.
Mnai the StauntoHians don't know isn't
worth knowing: During my stay I aid
notaae ssuAe whjtuing aficks! q In some
! Cssex ioxns ! isited-Ch1lottssyiile for
Inc schools bsss ass sNwsll uasror.,.a.
ana o. tos esst-elAssr.Nouai 10 Rich,norS'
Some that ] know Of we're comnsiIsA =
turn swsy pupils on account Of beinr S,,i
All-aeayly-all0f the dsnominatIons hsv.
hns schools bese. Tho Catholics have N
co0templssion ~ purchase Of Fs,rs
Htlt," ia hesutifal residence Of the ists
Jud9a ThomQsoo, md design establisAinl
school dufnS % tbs lbneus G~eosgstowi
Al MI city outssds 4 Richmond q,
sa.eslss 1890 2 ~ ysI s. ~ ~
ena1os eh1 1lnor1nesCof az
tlsEk9s4 = tyss.sas = ~
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QUILL n,bess6ASsoa fWhcHSverAt 1sUp1t0-
BY accident! Did I not know MAJOR webb,
the Superintendent OF the vgirgtnis, 20
well. I would have suspected he had ne
rious desians upon my precious lfs--(pre.
cious 10 "somebody n--in, de6tO He
came near giving me tho cholera feeding
me upon good things. l wonder if he
wants TO zee me (aliue) any more.t
BY the way, the Virginia Hotel aud the
American Hotel have been merged OF
consolidated. and are 70 be kept ny the
Nessrs. Peytons. The arrangement went
into effect yesterday.
The ckoleraic people mp hero speak OF the
Legislature converting 10 Staunton In the
cholera continues 10 your city. The (" ALI.
gators /" have no idea Of being worked out
of existence In, such o bilious mode. There
is considerable excitement about the cho-
Iera epidemic in your city, and conse.
quently debars parents and guardians from
sending their children and wards to the
splendid schools in your city.
The citizens Of Staunton are very much
exercised about the gross monopoly impo-
sition the individual who has leased the
gas works is practicing upon them. He
charges them $1,000 per thousand cubic
feet. No wonder little Rome howls. Out
npon such vile extortion, say II Asuzy,
who is the lessee
The Freedmen's Bureau, wards Of the
nation" are conducting themselves re-
markably we'll here, owing, NJ doubt, to
the absence OF the Bareau man or under
~strapper. They are just as polite, indus
trious, and humble as in ante 6eA,un days.
Mrs. Judge Perkins and her accom-
plished daughter are here, and stopping at
the Virginia Hotel. Judge Perkins is still
In the land Of the "dons." ~. IvAEHoB.
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OFFICE RICRMosD AND PSrEksBrgsl
RAILa0AD COMPANY,
RfOBuOyD. Va, July IA. l.ss


RfoBnoSD, Va, July 10, lss.
GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TWO DAI.
- LY TRAINS EXCEPT ON SUNDAYS NORTH
AND SOUTH, MAKiNG CLOSE CONN EcTI0Ss
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on IIk
NIGHT TRAINS,-On and after MONDAY the lsh
instant the trains will run - follows:
Leave Richmond ut SIS A. N. and 10 p. N.
and arrive ct Petersburg st $50 Al u. and ~
Lsavs Petersburg At go A.. N and SO P. r.,
and arrive at Richmond ~ $50 A. u. and III!
On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
sPRBIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii
leave Richmond II II. Is 4. Il. and arrive at Pc.
tsnSurs ., 10 ? N; Returning 1t viii leave Pc:
On sUNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN only will
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN only
Ths sef FRI! ! wsfRhfF' TRAINS eonnee, a, Peters.
bury with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con.
n~ections nj Richmond and Petersburg with trains
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARS on
night trains on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, and on the Wilmington and
Going SOUTH, the ronte II open to Raleigh,
Wilmington. Charlotte, Columbia. Charleston,
Greensboro, Augusta. Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
gomery, Mobile, and New Orleans.
"A far ss Wilmington, N. G.
THROUGH TICKETS kOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh
% ao-ts Engineer and Superintendent.
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FAD! A d.!

READ! READ!!
and receive wholesome advice where to buy your
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS. AND BOYS.
aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary to convince You will be
to call at
I. GRERNTRBE's,
sl BROAD STREET (0LD No. III,
sRrwxEx BIeHrz AND NIxrH STREETS,
where he 10 selling goods at the following prices
PANTS.
Good Cssinet Pants 1t el.7S,
Extra Cssinet Pants from % TO ~,
Good Cashmere Pants at - IS to -,
Prime Cashmere PsnI from - to %,
Good Black Pants At 4s.1,
Fine Black Pants ate4.7s, .
Pine Black Doesktn Pants at 35.s to 80.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests attS,
Cashmere Vests from %. 50 to ~,
Black Cloth Vests at %,
Black Silk Vests at Is. 50,
Fancy Silk Vests at a. II,
Black Cotton velvet Vests at -,
Fancy silk-velvet Vests from ts.s 50 to$7.
COATS.
Casinet Coats at $3.50,
Black Casinet Coats at ts.Se, "
Black Cashmere Coats ste7,
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from tsto els,
Cashmere Costs from % to es,
Pine Cashmere Coats from - to 9ls,
Black Frock Goats at 81 and ~,
Pine Black Cloth Coats from els to 42s.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
4 full assortment, and At all prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
ALI wool Suits ut 9lS,
Casinet Suits dark color at I'll,
Atwood Cashmere Suits at $i5,
Silk-mixed Cashmere Suits at SIC,
Fine silk mixed Cashmere Suits from Sls to eis,
Light Cashmere (Harrison) atels,
Brown Cashmere Suits ut ~.
Fine French Cashmere Suits from ess 10 ess,
Black Suits It ell prices.
SHIRTS.
UndershiYts at % cents,
Gray Undenhirts at o., 2
White Undsrshirts 1t from u to es,
Fine All.vool U%ndsrshirts q ss.,s -.
Red Flannel Shirts ct tl.1,
Red FLANNEL Drawers ct ti.T,
White Shirts st 81,
White Shirts from el.ss to ei.0,
Fine Shirts at from u. 80 to ESQ,
Jeans DfaweYs at Is cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers ut from u to Sl.D,
Calico Shirts ct $l.2s,
Runied- bosom Shirts st e2.as, ,s4
Cashmere Shirts, . full stock. from u to Is.
HAHDKRRCHIRFs.
,Whits Hsndkerehiefs at - cents
Linen Handkerchief At % cents,
Pine Linen Hsndkerchisfs ~ 70 cents,
silk Hsndksrchiss from u TO ei.y.
COLLARS. :
GoldsmitA's Glazed Of IS cents,
Al. Grsy's Ut - sents.
Geasins 0Fsy'sstsS ssntss
Grsy's etapdink coiiss 81 - cents,
LinSn Collars IRON 10 10 IS SCENTS. ee
sa scARrs AND AHcK.riEs. .
1 Alsnssppay,, sasii prices,
suSPlNDyRS,
guspendsu tor = esntg 10 81 . pan,
Fins whIss tsspsA6ss Ms ssais.
HATS. itht !
Wool Hats q - ssns.
Par Hass nom d q 10 -. :
IhAss also oil the isss lAsHioAAbLs HATS O
I I.sSai .IssH a. uNDR8LLAs asA vALIsBs. end
q PRIozS 10 SUIT THE 1INkS. Dou't forget
The uoes Of i 0RBBAfRks.
Oh Broad street told no. III,
@ sir heween btgbta - Ninth.
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.,RxWn0AnA

lVIRaIAIA CENTRAL AAILROAb
! eCulDULE:-On and an,
sssssss ttssssss ssa Gssnso. JAN an, v, esn 3 =.
ss. . !ssssRs sif1.s.S = I.sss
s .::s,ss s; s. r. @ 2 i SSsSS Il s.I ws ss! Si IssfSSI;:;
Htssaa14AG ssD AZ s.' ssGks SSssiY;sa nd H s;Tt.;
DAss. ne aeeoInodettcn tiain will be run h..
Sea Sh.EIoai:yills AS q: 4: and RieSSsos ,si, a.
fGssDsiis. iit1s 51tiss . .ns si HaltahTSpS g
THROUoH Tickets to Lexington. H.y,,.o,
RFominsnt points 10 The southwest, can Be % ma
ess::d a TIE oas'.. 9 2; wa!Tcoxs."
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IT
BoARDMa-HoUsEs

sHLAND HOTEL.-Having leased
"A this celebrated property, the undsf,,ssn
sssarss thoes Who nay favor him With tnsn !,
tronAgs that thsy VIII have no cause to isss :,
srosnds, wsll.flrsts he'd hotel and cottages, "a "a
sbundanily -supplisd table. render u auitsus go
ali. and equal TO any establishment In tns
Rsaulsr hoerdsn are crowded With free usAs~
Rsfreshnsnty fuSuixhsd balls and parties
, n 80 wolfe, Propr'|tr.
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-A TIN
TIC NAIL SfHAAeniP COnHA.S
Nf.-Ths splendid new sids-whsel,
HATT!RAs, 9; A!.aAsD,n son%S v isui.SnonS
sveS Tt1sDxY sni IRlDxYi leave Isv Yssk
svsry WEDNISDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirsly new. ana were ssin
s5 3 !; Ia, s PRE- sss, staSGsoD al sH1. q
ATTENTION ars unsurpassed.
Ps.sgs, nssls and sia,s;fcons insis4sA' u
Goods shipped 81 this Line are landed regularly
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited g nosiss my sns 9r -
frsqusntr 9: .hippins, = on other lines. = avoided
rrsishss for points beyond New York vtll b FOG:
wsrded with dlsRateh. md no charge made sxssF
Ths.ss lii SissSaTss ssszo In New Tori 1t pie,
No. % North river, and the Compsny's stssmssS
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charieeton, q.
van. v.n.an n 10S dsn And ~ 1. ss. o,'s noIDt. l: ssn s nO sl. ne
fsYTsd without expense or exposure.
insurance 10 very low BY these ships, and the
economy In time, insurance, and sonditou IN
=: :si soa! Gro 70. sfi vi Ss5 ] ia Saa:; ss:s ss;'s &
lowest rates. when ordsrsA.
AGENTS.
LIvIHesTos yox aco,.-v
sAkuIL AIR!s g
JOHN n III fo,n. ..a r...us,ss.
f.H' sorsoll. v,rr,n,..
For freight g sl H;isik:i iYREs & { CO.. Agents.
site he Tobacco EIe6snss. dsh-h
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&0a &
NREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
~ S}cu s0RTH AFT hNR WEsT Tn p pd+o yas
RAILROAD, CARRYIN0 THE UNITED STATES
NAIL TWICE DAILY:.ELEGAST SLEEPING
route Issuing THROUGH TICK ETS and THROugH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond TO the eitiss
trains on this road are now run a. follows: III,
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily Sunday. exesRssdl sts.ls A. n, %srrlyins 10
EHRIY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for Ii.
NORTH, EAST, and WEST. ~
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, leaves
ton a. 40 A.. n, connecting with the EARLY
MORNINa TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
fHRoUaH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadslphis, New York, Boston. and all the prin.
sipal cities In the West.
for further information and through tickets
apply at the o6ies Of the company, corner Broad
and kighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. myb
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Rl|!sE=s!i s' sSI!I. s:g|! @B!:E .!sS. sIs
TK1vILLlN0 BAGS 70 BE- fOun1 ia ne Guy:
MSgld ,n,,t: ssssn.!cn 70 ear fosh t y ss SSRI
TcoA and bssss and PzffSy-. EiTIL
TRUNKS ; also, all the COMMON sT1LEs vnicn
! an prepared 70 sell both Of retail and Ssncvtss
Psrtisuls ss atts1aiou paid to REfIiRlNd.
c1 ssvln OoVkE' made JAxss KNOTS
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r. r.. xsLLoso. }. W. gibson,
late Of 9. J. Sumner x Co. OF kichmond.
KELLOGG & GIBsoN,
wHoLBsALR AND RETAIL DEALERS II
CHINA, GLASS, AMI EARTHENWARE.
We have now In store a very large and complete
stock, which we offer as low as they can be pur-
chased in any OF the northern cities.
SILyER-PLATED BLOCK TIN and BRITANNIA
WARE, REPRlGRRAToRs, wATER.COOLERs,
Patent FRUIT JARS, STONEWARB. &C., at manu-
f~acturers' prices. KELLOGG l. GIBSON,
jy 2s-am 1917 Main street.
r LINNEMAN, DYER AND SCOUR-
opposite the Theatre, is prepa red to do all kinds Of
DfEiNd. CLEANING, and SECURING, in all Its
branches, at short notice. Give me q call and ex-
Agents wanted to solicit orders in the country
andi In every city Of this /, State. Address boz ,a'
CHANDELIERS. CHANDELIERS,
CHANDELIERS,
ONE, TWO, THREE, -FOUR, SIX, AND TEN
LIGHTS,
Of the latest and most beautiful styles.
STORE CHANDELIERS,
HALL FIXTURES.
BRACKETS,
=. PILLOW LIGHTS.
PORCELAIN SHADES,
GROUNDED SHADES,
CUT.GLAss SHADES,
MICA SHADES,
TIN SHADES,
PAPER SHADES.
ARdAND BURNERS,
PATENT BURNERS,
COMMON BURNERS.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
GAS AND STEAM FITTING AND PLUMBING.
aAs.FITTERs' AND PLUMBERS MATERIALS
AND FITTINGS.
YALE, BOWERS l. YALE.
Iron Block, Governor street.
An S-h Richmond. Va.
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a,sshs9ss ssossssse'sJ
nHfTY, LIE % roHTofsx.aM
AI53sASRAL1 LAxplgos d4SkN
eke9aut NeamelD -- 400,
sSaas sItySsfis..:SSxi;;Ssss;ss t; !. j j a !; s5,s:
Pm ssSnsdayaa g g e,sloSi Az to;Sfff fSlE1a,
oS 9Hnss fRiHEf. 'ns A.. ',A
Passenger By thsss boats viii arrive q CITY
Point In tine 10 connect with The ssss foS PstsrS.
kaye 70 City. Iotnt........"......viS
yare 70 Moffolk.
yaYs 10 Aorfolk, second eisss........ 80 q
The 9KOR6HANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
ns;|s!nin9, az: ltyssSii fursDAY. THURS
Inc jOHl sYLYIs1ER ssyssakhnond fUls.
DAY, THURSDAY, and eArgR4AI. $1,000
Returning issvss Norfolk MONDAY, D
freight for way landings mus b Rrspsil: j
II 1t stssnsis' whsfk
J. Il. pRgRMAN, Passenger Agent.
0Mes corner Toartssnth and Franklin streets.
n fk-ts af
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ID ECEIyING ANOTHER SUPPLY
IL Of those beautiful Parior Suites, Rosewood
Queen Eii.sbsth, Louis xiv. Nap.ison III. and
-. - FRENCH 4 CRBNsHkW,
corner Ninth and Main streets IMP staiYs).
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FURNITURE, ETC.

WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV-
/ w ING every description OF Furniture, Carpet.
ings, Bedding, Gnd Furnishing Goods, to which W
Invite the attention Of purchaser.
FRENCH q CRBN6HAW,
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stainl.
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.THE pIsMARCK AND xATYDIn
IAAs,s's' ''s's
sMN .@,lSI9 a2on
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Mystery Partially Cleared Up-The Lost
Child at Police Headquarters Identified
Who Are she Parents.

On Friday morning last, THE TRIBUNE contained
an account OF o boy aged about three years who had
then been Police Headquarters about ten days awaiting
identification by its parents friends. he having been picked
up on the handed the Police Yesterday the
child was claimed by Mrs Robinson OF Nangatuch Conn,
who states that he lef her The case seems
to be somewhat involved in mystery but the following her
statement About years and half since heT sister ys
.bsck nav OF her husband who had been killed In battle
Whs in the Office Of her lawyer stranger eceosted her and
yded she were well paid for H. she replied in the affirmative
and gave him her address at Naugauck few evenings
aer the strange came 10 her house accompanied ny
Young lady VINO bore her infant about six weeks
OLD She apparently its mother and seemed to be much
meey the guardian Of child agreed psy s2 per yesr
for It's and after paving the first instament and
tleman and lady departed taking with them the shawl in
which the child bad been wrapped and other articles
that might possibly have led To their denteaon' sn0"eu
After time the sister of Mrs Robinson having Eve child
re take OF felt that she could No. beso~
sufficient the little stranger and Mrs Robinson
having but,two children she concluded to take it and brug II
everything passed of usual until the 18th Of last month
Oa day che received letter from theman who had le
tbehd in her requesting her TO meet him. with he
child the New Haven depot In this city the i7th suf
fcent money ncosed to her expenses AccordngY
ceeded short distance when he told that there was
need of going rthertha, ste might return 10 he
SIs 1s s sSe departed
with the child In about fve minutes ne fetnineo'
Mo wss a, erIoved 70 nee, il once more On his invitation
Mrs Robinson accompanied him 10 the Westcneser Souny
House. at the corner Of Twentysixth,s ana FOURTH
and there thew had dinner This about 81 o'clock m
At o'clock the man and SAID he would get the child ana
return her and she could then return home AZ
surned and the mother was SO oveIoyed TO once
more possess her child that she positively refsed 70 give W
for time NJ least and Mrs Robinson had better go home
the srnra,ion OF week he would the child to her,
In sorrowfu mood for she had become mnon 70
the child and would willingly have adopted H. MIS- Aoonson
On saturday last while NewHaven Mrs Robinson had
allad IN
describing child and at once Recognized the one
40 lately ught this city by her. She immcdatey ele
granSed 10 Mrs G. w Ewing the marcn Of the Lost Chi
Department Police Headquarters In whose care the
little fellow ws requesting her TO retain the child until
h coud come on aud identity him. Yea.erday she reached
This cty and on going Police Headquarters recognised the
ast c who he'd been 90 qna under her cdASsN n
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
ROaYD or ALDERmEN.
A Veto from the Mnyor-The Celebrates Of she
Coming Fourth Of 5uiy-Hemoving Nitro
Ar.
Giyoeric-, &c, &c.

The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday Hlternoon'
the President, '6uS Bmcy esq, in the Chair.
His Honor Mayor loFFnAN sent IN we iooEiS w yeDi ,
T. n. Hoso,as, y. H5sS sG1 ~ isetSca 4setss
GxNTLrHss reurn without y aPpreya ,hs & m b S
amended by Board Come the sh day o.
a @ L 10 @ ps.sa at sr s 2y dsy rom ,
don the possession sud 10 OF The Offices Occupied oy h, @
thing, scersn what clerical other assistance b, Necessary
80 7nab. ne oy Inspector 70 close nP his % s sS
Pense tfeeoi to be PAID out Of City Contingencies"
Pint The s CITY Inspector does not Office. IN question
should be authorized sod requested retain them for thirty days
Tie ely hods lease Of them ior Of yesrs an
.ogd be ree without dsy 10 hi to sivh,sss tey be
I. s,n,ion crs INTO efe II Temporary
M @ % e.n b. Poycd c.cSsTe At 5a. u s
>.ne e rs.ylen ~ y. i me- ( Ssig h r.
Taces ~ limit upouihe number oemDioy the "a
to be acgrsd tleaves M hee matter nireyio The ds
By Of the probable nnnber Of employees Mime they
woud to be paid them. te intepon to
employ HEREAFTER the resolution evidently ccn1emps these
The resolution provide that the erpcnses Incurred by order
Joint Committee shall be paid out Of City Counsen'e would
made Of y and aH are due spon
act yesr ii ana = t soS y ,@r
perous have been employed by order the Joint
Committee who're setyce in feet ,ded wind up the oosi
about ended Ii ht should paid what they have
they could be under this resolution One Of different char
nyev Of these .aseson' respectfully rsq4es you w2ud re-
cons daF the uOn. JoHN T. tOYrNAH, AiayoT,
Ordered 10 lie upon the table and TO be published
Concurrence had upon the Councmanc resolution su
orzlg the oppoinment Of joint special committee OF i've
nemhes from each Board Of tie Common Council to make
suitable arrangements 10 celebrate the coming anniversary Of
National Independence and the Chair appOinedA der
ShnnhOn Norton. Conan. Ely and Gedney the
mittee the part Of this Board.
resolution presented ard laid 07er fixing the salary
Of the Interpreter OF the First District Police Court at s00
per anDum.
The Committee Streets presented report in favor Of
glner
heretofore adopted by both Boards granting psImson
TO tho Fire Commissioners to erect al engine house IN BuIng
slip. Adopted.
resolution adopted increasing the salary Of the mes:
sengcr the Corporation Counsel to a. so per annu
The Counomanc resolution, In favor OF authorizing the
Controller 81 OsO worth Of market stock o build
market IN the Eighteenth Ward) called up aud after de-
bate, % referred to the Ce~4mittee on Law.
resolution presented and lost increasing the salary
OF tho Second Assistant Messenger in the Mayors office to
81 $50 per aunum
The Board concrrred in the adoption OF resolution direct
the Fire Marshal TO tho nitro gycerine stored in
building the OF One hundred and six
teentL stand Third ave.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday next at o'clock
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