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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
mora Railroad


COMMENCING MoNDAf, JULY I'd, 1899.
Trans vtiicsvo Depot, ,esrnsr sroadstrest and WASH
train at tI6 q. M, Mondays excepted. for
p,tin IRE snd washington stopping at Wilmington Per
ryhs nayredsarace Aberdeen, Perry man o. and mag
pelsware Rail Road Train at 900 o. n., lsundaysex-
ospted) for Princess Anne, Milford and intermediAts
Wsy.nsiita,n 1t SIS, a. IN. tsuudsys excepted, lfor
B,tnnore soppngat Chester, Thurlowi Linwooa, olay
mont aud ali Regular Stations between wilmington ana
snS SIoress Train at il45AM. isundays Exospted for
Hsnrsas train at 500 p, N. lsundays excepted, for
Baltimore and Washington stopping at Chester, Gay
mont Wumiug tim, Newark Elston, North bsst, fet.y
siie, Havredsloracs, Aberdeen, Perrymant Magnolia
Nisht aIpresl at Ii oOp. for Baltimore and Wash
from Baltimore Fortress Monroe, Nor.
folk, City Point and Richmond viii take the ii4e H.
s.oppiDsst ali '.ation' between
Pn,adslpha and wilminsteSo ~ ., .so 400
10 D. m, The 4so p. train connects with Dsls
ware D. D. for Harrington aHd n'sr%edass stations; ao
rrsius for New Jastelesvs philads'phs at 900 g. M
49, ~ "a AZ NJ Tran from WILMINGTON will not stop
a. stsrons Dstwssn Oh stor and phll.dsir hh
L..,a WILMiNdTON at / 90 M, ASS. aud 1000 p m
onssTEa Foe pHiI,spnLrhiAa 4. ,s " IA 4, 40 . u.
Sro1 sALTiMoaE e. Phil.isphis-Lesvs Baltimore.
VA m y ~
TaAIHsfor gALTIIonE tssvo Chester at Aas and
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at s2SsSs'
TRsI9ar rkATNs with Passenger cars attached VIII
cave as follows Wilmington Tor Perryvis anu Ihtsr'
mailtf stations At go baltimore LOT naNas Nv
a. - al Iata mediate Staticns al 40 p m Ferry
VIVA far Wimn tIsl aud lntsrm ,diats stations a. s1l
aim connecting at Wilmington with '1s T'ea. m Tram
i u NDAY TRA IN 8.
.vpa TRAIN at 4.lb for baltimore hno
sshinRton stopping at Wilmington, Perryvie, havre
ea.araoo Aberdeen, Psrryman's, Magnolia ana n'sm'
light hxPRE5s ll,oo N. for Baltimore and wash
ayton, stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Lnwood, Sml
rput Wilmington, Newars, Hlktou, NorthkAs', eerfS'
willie and uayrsde-Graoe. 49,, -. ,,u,,.,o,
Special rraiu VII leave Phil ielphia icr Wilmington
ana intermediate st.tious At IL ~ v. al.
BALcliuhH FOR PHILADELPHIA;
lie BALTIMORE At5.25 p. . stopping AZ
ara.e Psrryylle and wilmington. Aiao stops ~ Ek.on
and Newark Ito take passengers Tor Philnaepma sh I
cave p1ssongers from Washington OK BhltimoteJ sue
oaster u passengers frvm BA.noteor washington
H. n, KENNY, Superintendent:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, is



This Is an article for hing without rubbing, except
In v,ry dirty places which Will require very slight
rub and unlike other preparaons offered for pur-
pose will net the clothes, but wall leave them mu
whittier than ordinary msthoss without the nsu-l wear
and tear ..=. 49,
Il removes grease spots as II by magic, and sptens
THE dirt by soakng that rnsipg will In Ordinary
cases entirely remove IT,
This powder is prepared Ia accordance with chemical
science and upon process peculiar N itslt which
secured by Letters Patent. IL his been In usa toe
more than Q year, aud bas provrd ftself an uuvesn
fAyorite wherever ~ has been used Amepg the 40
vantsges CLAIMED are the following. WI
all thsuHpenss Of soap usually used on cotton
and linen goods.
tear. -,
Also tor ole 1uing wind lws II is unsurpassed. With
OLE quarter the time aud labor usually required IL I'm
parts beautiful gloss aud lusrs much superior % any
other mode. No water required except to moistsn the
powder.
Directions with each package.
II can be readily appreciated By single tsial The
cost Of washing for family Of Ave o. sx psrsens VIII
not exceed THEE oEsTs.
Tie manufa eturers OF this powder are aware that
msuy useless compounds have been introduced 10 tbs
publio which have rottsd the CLOTH flst remov
lug the dirt but knowing the int insio t1eslspoe OF
this srtce they confidently proclaim 1t as being edapt
ed to dcnepd which mas long sxists and which
has her stofors remained upBupplied.
MANUFACTURED br
HOWE STEVENS 80 Broadway, Boston.
ALSO MANUVACTURERS or FAMILY DYE C0L0ks.
For sale by Orc and Daalstf everywhere oct lt3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
PRIVATE SALE.

A0zA The understand offers At private sac, 'he
bGtm three story Brick Heuzs, having back b.s't'-s
ali In good order No. 2o6 Tatiall streer, be-
longing 10 the estate OF the late Samuel Stroud.
MARY 4. STROUD, Administratrix,
sent 2T.tf No SO7 West Seventh Sc.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FOR sale.

- AHouss at the corner Of Kishth end shipley
dT Streets. Possession given by the 9Th Of Noyen-
4sAk bsr. ApplyIo W. IN. kEs hAkD.
3)6 Market street.
Also, Church Building corner ofsev enth and Wal
nut cts, snisbls IRON, school. or could ko
nj deaa q O r m ia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
Tha Plies Can be Cured.

MRS DE-. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN sALVB:
Mas. DR. FonER has sold hundreds OF boxes OF her
celebrated PILE AND BURN sALVB during the last
month"; and hos oted In many Of the most stub
boz cases. fails to cure the Piles and will take
out re in tan minutes. She challenges the medical IRA
terniy produce article containing equal curative
properties. .,,.. ,nr nov
Sold by Henry r. Brnshurs Market street below 4th,
WoTusll Market street below "a; and 4. Bringhurst
Co. sixth and Market sts.. Wilmington, Del Iy 2a.s@
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

Tbls STEAMER leaves Wllniinston ~
n .AlH--k7OO A. NJ, aud Chcster at $40 n Aha
szsalskl 2zasza Chestnut Street wharf at 400 z M
.n5 not esrtsin Wv of lrnn-pattias freight -,
E1- aood5 hauled aud frDs st"res II rsqnlt11 Ha'
At nAne raiea a. charged by othsr hnoe.4 wv -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

No. 1.-Two Houses on West Street:
cne House on Tatnali Street.
No. 2-FOR SALE houses, on Washington Street,
these houses are In splendid location.
No. s.-RuR ssLR desirable house on Market 81
No.t-F0R SALE new and intOrtable Cottage on
No o.--Fon sALk !. Tavern Stand On Fourth street.
Ono house GU snipisy street
One hsuse On Windsor Street.
No e,-PoR BALE one brick house on eth St., below
No. s.--FoR sALE one house on 4thst, below Poplar
No. s-FoR SALE one bonas on 9th Street, between
No. Io-FoR SALE one house on TAtnall between
40. iL-FoR SALE one house ss Wet s..
No. 12-FOR SALE large lot with timber, on line OF
No is.FoR SALE one house on eth o., below Poplar
the Brandy ywine about miles from the city.
No. ls+-Foa SALE. Five Acres Of Marsh, at the
htsues oiths Christians and Brsndywins Creeks.
No;l<-FoR SALE Ono property Of 90 asrss, ntsr
No FOR SALE sdssirabis farm ofiso acres, sbou,
No o-FoR SALE 81 foe. of land, on Adams street:
No s, o.. s0ry S,ss ~ so :. q.
inc bargain should call at once.
No. 22-FoR SALE. a new story brick dwelling
next to the swedsnborsen Church.
No 23s-FoR SALE, A 3 story brick dwelling, on the
S. Il. Cor. OF 9th md wathiugton
ket St, between 10Th and nih. O, 6. 8. s. dRUBB.
No. t4--For Sale, Church bu,lding, corner 7th and
Walnut, suitable Tor a Manufaotory.
No 25-Hause with modern improvements cornsr stt
and shipley. Possession given Nov 2eib
AT A BARGAIN.
number oi building lots for sale at the following
dgures II applied tor soon.
liJ feet of land ut the Corner ofThird and Jedersor
Sts. Price only SO per Il.
30 feet, on Third Street, between Monroe and Adam
Street Price only $40 per foot.
80 feet on 4th strest, between Monroe aud Adam
Street Price only $l3 per IT.
These desiring cheap aud desirable building lots, sit
mated one fourishing sections Of the city
should examine the above before purchasing elsewhere
compare figures with the prices obtained per foot 10
property at least half mile further from the heart
-ttu n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
CLARK & BIDDLE,
jewelers. and SilversmithS,

n.ve now on hand q most complete and elegant as
sortuent Of WATCHES. LEwELRY. SILVER and 81 L.
YER PLATED WARE BRONZEs, CLOCKS. &c, &c.
Strangers are respectfully invited to examine cur
Stock. Get 3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
A Desirable Farm for Sale

Ala On theNew Castle md Fl snehtown Turnpike,
MH&ys miles from New Castle, and IL from winning
SkAs ton, ,oontainag 12t acres, under good feueibe
and divided into eonvenient tillsges
story brick House, nearly ew;Frame 9Tanary
tablng, &c. Price $40 per acre Terms accommods-
ng. Possession given this fall II desired Applyto
TALLEY ALRICH ,404 Markeist.,
Qpg "a Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
6F0R RENT.

A BOUT ~ Acres Of BrARdywine Marsh, to Rent. II
n can be rented altogether In three separate lots
may suit beat Apply to the subsciber No 700 Mar
ketsf april Aft John b. LRwIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

To Owners of Slaves. q.
erimsnAw b Mcoabs haze made srraugemeutsto PIC,
ssents etias eompsnsation for slaves who sntersd
.the o. 8. Service. Address oR1MsHkW & MsCABE,
.TF a NS7 No. soz MARKET St.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
Yalua bile Farm for sale.

IA Oontaipin9 40 sctes, more or less, situate
G..h the BTandywine, In Christiana Hundred
New Castle County, and 8 s,e % Of p.ssr s: are:
Wilson and others the buiidns. are exeeilen stone
from spriussi tbers 10 running in every hsld
good aIpe orchard, and eat variety o. choice pears
and graper; il has acres the best Bran1ywtne
Me.dos; With .erss ., Goodlsnd; II high state
ply 10 Nm McCAULLEY.
oott 66 Market ST Wilmington,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
; 80 Ng CTNH 1eAIT. EsUAiI LINZ
Ia nj ssss Ssh

CHANGE OF hOURS.
oa and after MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1855, Train iu
,hs Anc5mmodatop OF Pesssu gers will le-se 6, ioiows
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FARM FOR SALE.

AISAe A Farm of Ios Acres, the Honestead Of the
Sil4 late Robert Husbsnds, deceaased. Tho build
nss are large and good order the land 10 well i'm
proved isreinx all good; Tenant Houeo on the Farm
pinSton, In Christiana Hundred near Rock1sud. The
farm will be sold low to close tie estate Terms easy
WM. BRIGHT a Son,
aug l3-tf Roal Estate Dealers, Wilmington. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

zS Just arrived aud fer sale. at j. Morton
<1NS Poole Co.'S. Wharf loot of orange Street.
<A1ae=,ssyeral Boat loads Of very sups ior Pine
6zse1 Fcrest and shenandoah Goal, Of different
s.a prepated expressly for family USE which Will be
sod and delivered lower for the same quality ot coal
tban can be bought any other yard In this city, Al
those sirous OF purchasing su excellent quAs "i e'i
are invited 10 give US a call. nn,u.B
sept l7-sm tOoI bhol n.M.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

on and after TUESDAY juno btl, the
steamer "swiu, will eSnimense sn resnS' nna
I..ving aou,bay Hook Landing, eyory Monday Med
nssday AMI RrIiy, at O'Clock, ", for pSs
Rsturning, Isive Arch Street, wharf faiSepn sa.ip
a, 4 iook A. NJ Tuesday, Thursday, and sstoi1ay'
Sar snyraa touching Chester, Pennsgrove' New oAs
de. DsisEsre City an Port Penn. , o.,,,..,
80, ssSSeo nanSnon, ~ vlth III, itue june4u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

CITY, ANAL Farm and wooen Factory.
ld,i-.innA Aonly seven miles frum Rilaingtcr.-
Handsomely located and very oonvenient
81 issl.Ih.s5 The Laneaster Turnpike. An tie
&kE1B ehinery will go with the prof erty which
= good running order Ter fnTthel particulars ap-
ply TO, or address NJ. NJ CHILD,
Real Estate Agent, e2z King Street.
nov B-lm wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

A2ffs Grist M, situate Middletown. Del
Ea aware for sale, IL IS oue Of the very best bnsi-
ulu stands in the State with Q never falling
water power. The dsm aud raes never breaksor gets
ont order. This Is splendid opsrtuuty for young
man. yhe wants do large and Profitable business
Wsl. BRIGuT SON,
oot 22-tf Real Ertste Deaisrs WtllniA sfoa Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
The Hunsberger Building
E'OR RENT

l.A This nus building, corner offront and Market
AH Streets ianow offered for rent, with possession
oct IL Ii WILLIAM BUSH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30
THE CHARACTER or WILLIAM PENN.

To he Editor Of The n J. Trfua,
RESPECTED FRIEND For a number Of years con-
slant reader OF TIN DAILY TRIBUNE, and warm sympahDer
with progressive spirit and high aims in general cannot
bat be sory when in leading editorial that lends Itself
to support small degree to sander long since
proved false Of the first in English history
refer TO the mention made Of Macauays treatment Of William
Penn in the article headed Dining Dixon in THE THBuNE
Of today This reference l. made incidentally, and while
cannot but hope that L written without dee rejection as
forming part Of article light and witty in its nature SIN
the Of William Penn, aspcrsed most unusy az
I'M with the Justice due him of undOubted purity OF
life and William Penn in impartial history to day
ranks among statesmen because the government ne
founded aud the Do instituted with consummaie n
iy under the grace Of God approached more nearly IN Their
WORKING the Divine order than yet seen among men
Macauy traduce bis character and motives but
an investigation has revealed brightly the parity Of both
Certainly the Editor 81 IHE TRIBUNE must b. satisfied with
the abundant proof-asdc from Dixon-that MGcaulay ;
charges erouude n indeed not made many INSERT
from personal feelings toward the Society Penn did 50 much to
found aud establish IN age OF religious persecution and
beotry.
Of al papers TIE NFwYORK TEnUNE should do justice
TO character ike his. In sympathy know It Is with All
like Him OF bameles character progressive spirit and
that true and vital Christianity which seek the welfare OF
solemn duy II should be careful allow itself in light
paragraph make incidental assertions which coming from
uh source tend keep alive sandcs Which have not only
but have blot 10 be erccd upon
their AUTHORS memory Respectfully, Friend.
PAX Js'phid, 18th mo-, 81 lst6
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

The weather Of yesterday was variable enough 10
give every shade Of desire something 10 be thankful Cor AZ
period Of the time between sunrise and sunset eKceply tie
dealers in frs and skaeS Of which thou M could be- ke
While the mercury ranged lower than IA ia tho
eay September Occasional CLEANS Of warm Sunshine insufea
at least MONETARY thanksgiving upon The ptof church goe
visitors or target, shooters the frequent showers gave oior.
tity Tor thanks BY tho incrant umbrella dcaer While ts
dsnaly drilling intervals just such gloomy
ssnhropcs always rejoice in aogdng ample incentive .
suicide aud crime.
The Of reporters given below show how the dJ
observed in this city and vicinity Services held ia
OF the churches many Of the pastors taking 10
refer TO the moral and political situation Of the country and
city The Rev DR. Cheeyer preached against The
utona Amendment tending keep the coorcd va
alage and serfiom The Rev Hehy Ward Beeoher gayea
very interesting review Of the Of the nations Of c
toward civilization aud Christianity during the year 50 ing q
the Irish who seek 70 egnerate their land that America oilers
hope TO them than does their land The Rev Dr.
Chaplin preached upon the illustration which year bal gyea
Of the te truth that good must prevail c, saJHa
Of the result Of the recent elections that grani h,a
any victories Of the battlefield submer IN B tumphs and
sublime IN the acquesccncc Of oil parties In the result"
In the charitable Institutions Of the city and In the pTyas
charities whose claims upon the benevolent presented
Yesterdays celebration Of the day hearty ara
commcndablr win be from the following reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30
rdltnr Of IA, n. y. Tnbnns

To he Edifor Of Ths n. J. Tribune
SIR: observe, in your issue of Saturday, that you
take The Erefng Post TO task for lis sophls,y matter Of
linking Free Trade with Free Soil Free Speech and the like.
There is one phase that question which you have
omitted and take the liberty Of asking your attention to IT,
Free Trade" is IN fact much misnOmer as the DO
mocrucyn Of 1890 Consider whit trade U.s. VIZ the interchange
OF commodities between producer and consumer This Is us
The accessories such as transportation storage &C.
not only the thing itsef-tradebu are the result OF
circumstances unendy trade They are but the means
wherewih 20 overcome hindnce They are the necessary
nusanees OF trade under certain conditions The PERFECTION OF
trle-true adeis trade untrammeled by mndnees OF
all and exist only where consumer and producer
direct purchase and delivery. OF course tbs Is the mere %
condition Of trade but IL is none the less useil as Indicating IN
what direction reforms should aim 49,,
Compare with this The Posts IDEAL where the corn Of ne
Illinois farmer is TO feed the Sheffield steemaker by system
Of free trade that tCIes by the railway negbS ana Chcago
commissions lake feight5 and Buffalo commissions canal
fRhs and New York commissions ocean heights and more
commissions English railway freights and merchants profits
until the share OF producer in the price paid o the CON
sumer is so small would think his opinion OF such nee
trade would be less than The Posts -, -.
bsrs branch OF Industry distant will flourish By
the farms OF our country plant though need the sharp knife
OF prohibItIon 10 Ion II from the parent aten- TsB
Pipl9urQh Pa 10Y ~ 1860
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-25
PROCEEDINGS OF COURTS.

THURSDAY, May q, 1856.
=, Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Bond.-Geo-ge C..
Maund, state 5 Attorney, prosecuting.
Henry Schrick, selling liquor. on Sunday; stet on
payment OF COSTS Sebastin Lagos two indictments
minors stet on payment of costs George Clifford.
charged with bastardy on the person of Sarah
Churchill; postponed. Anna Baker. keeping bawJy
house; postponed. Henry Quick, charged with
nuisance, by the deposit of garbage and night soil
near the intersection of Liberty road and Kirby
lane; postponed. George Flamm charged With
nuisance, by keeping an oyster establishment near
the intersection Of Howard street and Cowpen alley
stet on costs. John Bochman, charged vita selling
hquCr on Sunday: two separate indictments; gave
bail with John Bonersmith in the sum of $500 on
each case. Adjourned to this morning.
q United States Circuit Co"rt.-Lon. Judge Giles
Owners of the steamer Cambridge vs. the owners Of
the schooner Omegu. Appeal from the District
Court. The opinion of Chief Justice Chase was fled
on yesterday. sustaining the decision OF the Court be-
low which was that both vessels were in fault and
decrceinz each party pay the damage equally aris-
ing from collision in the PatapSco river.
by Arran A. Brady. Col petition was fled for
an injunction TO prevent the running Of the pasSen
ger cars past the Douglass Institute.
Superior C0urt-Hon. Judge Martn-Gresg L
Hughes ys. Drakey ~ Fenton; action to recover the
value of certain hogshheads of bacon and ham shipped
on consignment from Chicago. The case was tried
the last term of the court and the jury failed to agree
the case will occupy some days.
Same assignment as before reported.
- tlty Circuit Court;-Betore Hon. Judge Alexander
Charles Moale Chas. Gehrman ct. al. bill led to
procure decree for the sale of mortgaged premises
In Calvert county.
,ueo; hduulhah vs.. W u y. kaufman; decree Tor
the sale ofproperty on Paca street north of New.
Court Of Common Pleas-Hon. Judge King-John
Eschbach Jr., and others, vs.. VIM. Stirling-appeal
from Forester; Judgment reversed.
j. g. Colt vs.. VIM. D. er-judgment reversed.
Assignment jury appeals.
The court notified the members of the bar that on
Monday next the regular appeal docket will be
called up and made promptly as possible, only two
weeks being possible to devote to it.
OPTIONS Court-Judges Audoun. Supplee and
Hohman.-Letters administration were granted to
ann Duerlng on the estate of ,IOhO s Duprj0p and
letters Of administration to Mary A. Ramsay on the
estate Of Isaac Ramsay.
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Reported for Daily Commercially

IoWSoNTOWN, May q, 1866.
. Circuit Court for Baltimore Cocntv-Hou. D. C. H.
Emory Judge; John 7. Ensor, ESQ, States Attorney.
State VS.. James McGuigan, indicted for the murder
Of his brother. Bernard Michigan. on the 18th of
March last est. PatricHs day), Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore county. Tried before the Court.
From the evidence in this cause it appears that n
difficulty had occurred between the two brothers on
the same day the occurrence took place. and previous
to IT, about young lady-the prisoner who is mar
red man, Directing to his brother, who was a single
man, visiting her. No was preset at tho time of
the occurrence, which took place at the prisoners
house. but the prisoner and his wife and the deceased
man. A considerable quantity Of blood was found on
the wall Of the room in which Bernard McGuigan
was killed. and upon the floor the ROOM After the
prisoner was arrested by the constable he was met
on the steps of the house by his mother whom he
embraced and who embraced him, and the prisoner
said to her that he was sorry for his poor brother
put was not sorry for himself The prisoner and his
brother had always been friendly and afectionae it
seems up to the day of the occurrence, and both it
appears, were then under the influence of liquor
Tho prisoner said to the constable who arrested him
u, Killed B9 ar and when asked by him why he
cid II, said Il don't know. Held sub cura. Rob't
": Dougherty, ESQ, for the defence Court then
adjourned until Friday morning at half-past nine
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-25
CITY COUNCFE,-

THURSDAY, May q.
1Hst JbTonch.-h Quorum of members not being
present. the branch adjourned
Secon3 BrancA;-This Branch met at the usual
nour. Iresent, DANIEL Harvey, Esq, President. and
Mr. Burke presenter petition from Jacob Rogers
ana others, TO nave two gas lamps placed at Eager
and Jail.
Mr.. Moore called up the resolution for repairing
pump on the corner Of Jordan and Hoffman streets.
Mr.. Valiant called up the resolution to pay Alex.
NJ rogers slUO tees for prosecuting the Mount Hope
Adopted
y Mr. Robinson called up the resolution to ray John
hlng, Dnerhtendent OF Police and Fire Alarm Tele
sraph, syoO' to be used in building and extending
telegraph poles aod wires. Adopted
Mr. moore called up he supplementary ordinance
Hospital to 81 200 per annum
=, Mr. Irelan offered an amendment fixing the pay of
tne ooatman at 500 per month. The same gentleman
which was lost. ~ ~-''''
The resolution was then adopted.
MT. Taylor, from the committee on markets sub
ilted resolution favorable to the petition of ThOs
darunef, Tor permission TO erect screen or awning
adopted. u A10Ni4i9'0 WI ma ho''
Mr. kobinson called up the resolution giving per-
mission TO Charles p Tucker to erect steam engine
uPun ms PREMISES 70 Johnson street. Also called up
by me same gentleman the resolution referring the
peutloh OF 9hn j. Hardesty for permission to erect
frame shed, to the City Commissioner. Also the
resolution granting permission to J. C. Medtart to
erect steam engine upon his premises, on Hughes
street near near Coylngton; all of which were adopted
,, WI Taylor submitiel a resolution directing the
ne3ith Commissioners to have tho remains of Thomas
'. Bosom removed from the old Methodist burying
ground on Light street. and properly inferred in -
M Taylor stated that the deceased was a member
OF captain Berry artillery, and fell in the defense
OF Fort McHenry. The resolution was laid on the
Mr.. Moore called up the ordinance to condemn and
limits ~ " 1 ivy
Mr.. Nails offered an amendment that it be obliga-
tory upon the of property upon said street to
pave and grade the same, which was lost.
me ordinance then passed by tho following vote
yeas ., nays 4. Adjourned.