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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
The Homicide Of Patrick Duni0p-sentcacs Of
the Csart-Liqaor No Excuse.

In the Court of Oyer and Terniner yesterday, cam:
up The People sgt Edward Johnson The prisoner
in this indicted for the murder of Patrick Dunlap On
JAN H. 1866 It appeared the prisoner while under hs
influence Of LIQUOR got alteration with the wife OF the
deceased and quarrel ensuing stabbed him. causing hm
decease.
The accused by his counsel offered plea Of mansughef
in tho third degree, which accepted by the District
Attorney In sentencing tho prisoner Mr. Justice insaham
used the following language;
The oense which You have been indicted hs crime
murder and although the District Attorney has thought
consistent with his duty to accept plea OF guilty oil man
slaughter in the third degree 1t by means clear that VOC
would have been convicted Of murder in the second degree
all the circumstances attending the transaction could baY
been placed before the jury. You took the life OF eov
being without necessity. You suffered yourself TO DO eIci'e
with liquor and became engaged in quarrel with him and
without any necessity Of doing for your own protecton
YOU seized knife and stabbed him as 10 cause his desta
No one for taking the life Of another exoept
necessary for his protection and not even then
could avoid the conflict BY retreating from Ihe DIM
Guilty from indulgence In liquor ana toen
the readiness knives other dangerous weapons VITA
ont any Justify In the present case you have
avoided the sa but instead thereof you nnicted On Dan
Lap tie wound which terminated bis life can feel Tor yoor
wife and -FOUR children who to be deprived OF your care
and protection but the law requires you to DC punnea no
10 be revenged you but to enect your
aud with hope OF reforming you. and also AZ Wanns~
others not TO be guilty of similar oifenses ,. -.
Thu OF the Court Is that you DO imprisoned
hard labor State Prison for the term OF three years
The Court having other business before 1t tsen
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The regular meeting Of the Board OF Commissioners
wa, held yesterday. Present-Commissionen Piaekasy
Engs Brown and Able.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
From the Chief Engnser-Threc acquisitions for supplies
To Committee Buildings and Supplies.
From residents of Yorkyle commencing the conduct o.
Engine Company No. % at the late fire 10 Eighty dhs& sad
From Chief Engineer stating that Dennis HAYS had Do
handed increase Of pay as horsehoer At repair ana
Lesry member OF Engine 10 Filed g..
supplies 10 Committee on Finance and Telegraph.
From Martin r. Roome ncosng bill for damages sustained
building from the bursting Of steamer To Committee o.
Finance aud Telegraph
From snpt of Horses requesting to be furnished with
wagon. To Committee on Finance and Telegraph
From Daniel McCauley of Engine Co. No. Is rendering hs
resignation. Resignation accepted ,c
The following complaint were referred 70 'n' ~
Hugh Lindsay Asst Foreman Engine Co. No % against
Mr. r. Ssubg Foreman Engine Co. No. l6 against Mr.. r.
Baker for absence without leave.
w. Farrell for being drunk and disorderiy
@. w. Qusckenbush Foreman Hook and Ladder Co No g.
against Thomas johnson James Pettit John T. wisrs.
aud NJ. c. Outer, for intoxcation r, u,
A. Spence Foreman Engine Co. No. 90. against Thos Mo
J. F. Grard Foreman Engine Co. No 49, against Patrick
The COMMITTEES on Apparau, and Hose presented report
recommending the purchase Of five frstcss steam rs n
Soef isiT and ad' adopted
The Committee Finance and Ieegrsph presented 70
Ensne Company No 10 Hook ana Ladder Companies No,
and be connected with Central Office By telegraph and tai
sending alarms be placed In houses OK Ea
gne Company No and Hook and Ladder Company No. T.
TO Introduce the telegraph in house OF Engineer Bates
Report received and recommendation adopted.
The Committee Buildings and Supplies recommends
the purchase OF steam engine athes &c Tor the repair
yard the articles were ordered to be purchased
Commssoner PrscKYRY offered resolution that lookout
and tower erected Of lot occupied By Engine Com
pany 10 In West Twenty hfhst, and that when com
peed bell aud signal station. in the City Hall Park
be transferred thereto
Which referred to the Committee on Building aud SIP
plies.
The Board then djourned.
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Ting MEANWHILE POWDER ExPLosIOY.-Ik
Hr,trd Tes of tho 9Th has the following details egardnS
the recent terrible calamity at Hazardve Conn; Inc et
posion place in the press mill central one amoas tne
many scattered buildings devoted to the manufacture pow
der In the valley known Hssardvle. This mill was CON
petely annblasd foundation stone piece OF timct
remaining Baokened and broken tmbers blown to dis
OF 20 rods from the spot and the bsckened and CHASTITY
fragments OF what had been human bengshere hagef
there foot hand atteted the terrific force OF the expo
Joining pond which will DO drained to-day for the purpose o,
hndng them =. 40. =,
As usual the amount OF powder that exploded difficult loo
newspaper reporters obtain One version has IL four uas
and others aud IL We believe the amount to have
been over uns Certainly the shock plainly felt 10 tois
ascending 10 the skies and plainly seen at distance o.
miles would indicate large explosion little MN eaon
ing press mill and cont ming two uns OF powder " Ssd
10 have exploded with the other. -
We learn that the press mill has been undergoing re-
psrs with some changes that this the hr batch Of
powder pnt under the since the REPAIRS Doubtless tos
repairine had left bit OF metal stone OF onsr
Substance in place where friction force ELECTED spark
The mill was framed wooden building 2Jx5O ieet n
which the mixture that has been through the wheel m
TO be pressed This consisting OF sapeer
charcoal and birthstone comes from the wheel mill IN mea
condition possessing the full power OF powder; and placed
under heavy TO be pressed into sond oske
The explosion the wooded slopes up the adolung h
and the flames originating IN several places spese
rapidly other mills the other side OF tAe mn
From this the danger was great that the WHO'S
effective OF Col Hazards employees put IN equso"
exnguish the flames This by hard work and the upsy
bravery and devotion OF man whose courage eaneu o
the when disposed TO run. was finally done waen
al "a nont hia rods Of one OF toe Gu
49, Iii How men can he induced TO work in powder
u, Inc my.ery At sny price the risk Of HE "a too
sa, =, n Vet there are plenty Of application
and The nriee. il il said are lot average over ~ aay
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from the quarterly figures the accidents wep not Far
less than 200 during the year 1865

Coutrastcd with this statement the quarter gone
by shows either improvement or good iortuhe IN the
management Of the roads. We count oiilyl2j acct
dents the worst of them two collisions on railroads
near York and ono case of bridge brealng; the
whole with loss OF between fifty and seyehty lives.
phenomenal crime, the attempt by one person TO
cansc train 70 be thrown off the track Wis lately
frustrated on the Slore-line Road. We see that ID
eight months very nearly hundred raiiPad acei-
dents take place more than one-lourth oil the NUMBER
collisions, and at least onc-tenth explosions.
Here il is worth while making general count oil
explosions Out Of 81 which occurred betTeen Sep
tember and January, were on railroads, 10 on steam
boats, 8 in shops and factories; were ftom gun
powder, and one from glnoin OIL or nitro-slycerine.
Between January d May occurred 90 souie OF them
of most terrible character, and nearly all explosions
of engine boilers By the explosions of thu steamers
u;ssouri and Miami and the steamboat Carter on the
Ohio and Mis,issiprd Rivers more than 400 lives
lost. The new explosive essence, known as nitro
cvcerne has already cost three accidents and nearly
100 lives BY Sc explosions, in the last eight months,
il is not improbable that 900 persons have been
killed. This dry statement is the index Of most ap-
palling catastrophes.
Steamboat accidents and losses have a Similar
painful variety Out of 20 boats lost or destroyed,
principally the Western rivers, Is had cplded' ~
exploded were burned, and nine lost through ieah,
age. Five disasters took place the Lakes for or
on the Missssppi 2 steamboats, and barge were lost
BIZ the st. Louis ics-gorge. BY the explosions and
collisions probably 300 lives were lost IN the sue
ceednc quarter we reckon AZ steamers lost but these
include such fearful disasters as the burnngs and ez
plosons of tho steamers Missouri, Miami, Carter,
and Lockwood, with an aggregate loss of about 500
lives. Altogether. III valuable steamers and their
more precious freight Of human life and
wealth have been sunk or destroyed in eight
months. Add to tho calendar 40 marine
disasters, Of them collisions and 8 burnngS'
with loss Of 80 lives, in the quarter ending Decem
Der; and As wrecks between January and May, with
about 40 lives lost most of them in the steamers
Constitution Narcssus and other vessels--an aggre
gate for eight months of 1913 disasters cpsting 429
lives In these eight months the earthquake showed
several alarming symptoms in California, and storm
on tho Gulf coast swept away number Of villages
Recaptuating, observe that in the last two quar-
ters occurred 9l7 accidents by which railway cars
aud steamboats, destroyed, 90 severe explosions
and 1913 shipwrecks OH the American coast IL Is not
little remarkable that disasters to inland travel have
been more frequent than upon the sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

ACADEMY or MUyIc-frALTAN opBnA.

" ii Trovatore" attracted quito large audience.
the dcsro being general TO ascertain tho merits Of Mssdams
Guidi and Poin and prove tines effect upss
Signor Musani.
Tho performance of that well known and popular opera ws
in general creitsbe TO all parties concerned except tao
chorus which important feature in operate performance
almost wholly bad the Anvil Chorus and soma ttla b ars
excepted by comparative merit. 1T
Madame Gudi the Leonors that occasion. has some
what limited mezzcoprano the upper notes lacking ocdsm
and certainty when taken in full voice She has good sAgs
presence dramatic instinct and passion Is seemingly well
yeised operate movement and capable of very effective
scuton proved in the first act There Is however lack
Of smoothness her vocazaou and clear deneson Of
light shade color the music intrussd to her. Thu
Mserete developed her worst faults while the solo which
preceded and the following duets brought out the best quail
fcatons she possesses for dramatic singing.
We anticipated sustained than she exhibited Ia
that opera but under all circumstances freely ooncsds
place among primo donna who equal tragic opera Nine
lon impressed the role Of Azucena most favorabty
both regards the fidelity OF her pesentmen in dramatic
sense respect her dealing with the difficulties which
Verdi has strewn thcky its She is endowed wut
pleasing appearance excellent dramatic purpose and mssso
soprano large compass OF exceeding good quality aad trufs
in her defect being lack Of sustained powor
phrases that call for great intensity We consider Nine Pc
ni decided acquisition any operate company and likely
II she remains here to speedily win public favor even mors
decided than awaited her performance last evening
Sgnor Mussn betrayed in the Serenade and Msrcre ths
sal effect of upon bis voice. and produced no sensation
last evening until he sruck-n falseohis Wanted hshC
when repeating D quea pirA and then he dd excite pro
and applause pushed TO recall OF the orcdcs
ira and raising tho curtain.
On bis second attempt he touched that celebrated notc lie
mixed tone enough chest to be mistaken for it BY
musical His level singing lacked certainly smooth
ness and usually displayed worn and faded voioe pushed
beyond Its means
Signor 0rlandini Monday evening obtained. 10
"Conte di Lunas and enactment Of character instant
recognition the worthy OF Bada and Belint
grand dramatic baritone endowed with noble person. grace
full and effective command of the stage srperb voice. and 70
inarkabe control Of for dramatic purpose We have moth
ing to remark Of him save In hearty commeudaon from the
first scene to last and only II Basn Is PROOF thAs
he is equally capable of high class vooazaton his eve ps
sage in music showing the accomplished dramatic
artist.
THIS evening Faust will be given with Nile. Bosoasta
Marguerite Nine Po'in Siebe and Sgnori Ansstas'
Orlandni Mler and Colott Faust Valentine Msasts
and CO,etti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

Gen. O. S. FERRY was nominated yesterday in a
caucus of the Republican members of the Connecticut
Legislature for the seat in the o. s. Senate which the
Hon. Lafayette S. Foster now occupies. On the early
ballots, Mr.. Foster led both Gov. Buckingham
and Gen. Ferry. On tho seventh ballot Gov.
Buckingham's name was withdrawn. and the vote
stood, Ferry, 79 Foster, ID; Buckingham, /. The
nomination was subsequently made unanimous, and
tho election fixed for Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

TESTING THE EXCISE LAw.-Yesterday the follow
pe persons who arrested by the police Sunday night
for having violated the Excise Law were srrsgnsd before
Justcs Ledwth for examination. jules Bonhem No. IA!
Mercsrs Matthias Gassmiler No $50 First ave- Dsnlei
EIeysnhst, Andrew Ryan. No 2sf Seventhave Charles
Absrcp No. % Bedford ST. Frederick Bush No 2I3 Avenue
represented BY John McKaon and other counsel AS the
Erose ready to proceed with the case INC
magistrate at their request granted al adoarpuen Oh '"o
oas. QpiN today at 0'o.O0k Z. u.
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Mr.. Trumbulls modified amendment to tho Post
Office Appropriation bill was before the Senate yester
day and the relations of the Republican party to The
President were extensively debated. No vote was
taken. Mr. Henderson introduced bill to regulate
removals and appointments, Of which it is perhaps
enough to say that nobody suppoSeS it can become a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

Tie Reconstruction Amendment was debated at
length yesterday in the House. and Mr.. Stevens gave
notice that he should move tho previous question at
8 O'Clock today.
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BoDY Found IN l.IME-hiLN'-ihy pouy % 80
Yesterday morning burned to- crisp nine nms NH S,a.s
Halliday No. 24s East Eghsenthst Deceased was hgs.s
IN haet Jacket gray pants blue army cap and oioSaas
The body conveyed to tie Eighteenth frcoiho' ''
House aud Coroner noti6eil TO hold an inquest
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Boy 'DRowsEp. afternoon Frsdemck
rnstt a.ed r years whose parents reside ct No JOE we
c into An 4xoavstion filed with water aser
~ ".Ssncs ~ hs narsnts and was drowned Ths bodg
wAs bseqnsay recovered aad coroner as'Ine~ "N
iaQaost.
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CuoLBRA,
Tvrars asp TYPHOID FgvsRs.
PRRPtRED or

furru CNss cgsnoALIr DrsrTosns
Bs ,as Uss or p,rsFroraurs
PsEchREo
Trfr Nrg yosg DistsrgcrAsr CoxPNr
fssy for the safety OF the pablo heath that p'wer" ana
certain Dnat. should be used In all chambers water closets
privie snks urina sick rooms CUTTERS and wherever
IN. iea,. offensive smell can possibly exist.
As several undoub,ei Of Choe. have appeared IN this
city snd % Typhus and Typhoid fove constantly prevail
il deemed advisable recommend the general Of Dsnesnts
Every HOUSE SHOULD HAVE On. CoURrARErs PLuiD
Boos OyGHr TO HAVE Ir.
EVERY PrRsos Mosr HAVE A SUPrLy IL.
EvzRr STABLE SHOULD CLgAsssD WIN IT.
RAILROADS OuaHT CARRY IL.
STEAMSHIPS aIrs MUST CARRY IT,
HosPIrALs PRs0ss Must EACH AssIsr IN Kkspse
Aw.r DREADFUL DissAsRs, USING FRxELu
Da CounrAnRrs DBiSrEcrAHr.
being used by the SANITARY PoLIca and scAv1sGRR
under the direction ofbe Board HEALTH IN THIS CRY
l. Il UsKD BOARD EDUCATION IN ALL 1HR PUBLIC
Sol
IL UsgD py ruy BOARD CGAGIrrRs AND CORRECTION
IL Is BRISG Mosr OUR SEA COMO sTEAxsHips
POWELL 4 THOMPSON.
No 20 Cedarst.
Sole Agents fo tho United States and Csnadss.
10 whom all orders should be addressed.
For safe al Druggists and General Dealers in the Uaed states and
(anada1
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thus EVENING, ats IT, Is NEVER TOO LATE TO heHD
tes.f. frederic Robinson, John Gilbert Chss Fisher Mall Smih
cofse Holland. Young Oton 3. }. Eigs,o Browne Wiiim
DfshAn Leonard Barnes. wilson Wilkinson Pope Weird
sbie. Hiss lone BurIe A Madeline Heurquss M K Barrett
Mss Scott.
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WINTER GARDEN.

THIS FvENIE3 at 7i-CONNIE SOOGAH. or THE WEAR
ING OF TIE GkEfN NJ aud Mt bameyM iiam Mss Blanche
Grey Mrs H. T. Graan. Messrs. {. W4lcc w burroughs W A.
donaldson h. Bland, benuan n Decker H. Hing Easoa. H.
Hcsen
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THIS EVENING, at 8. TnE THREE GUARDSMEN: Mira
Joan Wood Malane Me,hus seer, Mss Kate Newton hers
Tswcett Rove, q. C. Bonice j. H. S'edey C. H. Rock
well O. W. Garrs-n j. ~ 5toddd Geo kaines James Lewis
j. ). Hind J. J. Leigh. c IT. Morton.
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csr cent upon Government stocks asd other chcoe cosera
berng bills are strong quoted 1921 for best at 90 dsya
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

MAY9-Bils we're reported to incorporate the Academy
of Music n Washington; to reorganize the Pay Depart
mont of The Navy; repeating the city charters Of Washing
ton &c; to incorporate the National Theological lnsti-
tte of the District of Columbia, and to restore Com
Hunter of the Navy to his rank passed. bill was in
PRODUCED to regulate the transportation OF nitrogycennc
hin to regulate appoiptments TO office introduced.
read twice and ordered to be printed The House esolu
ton to appoint Commission to select site for Court
House in NewYork City, was passed, with amendments.
adopted TO print 5000 copies of the Smithsonian report
aud nstructng the Finance Committee to consider the
eypedcncy of prohibiting deposits OF pubic 9nds except
in sub.treasuries The resolution prevent the introduce
ducton of cholera was debated and laid over and the
Post Office appropriation bill taken up, and debated
during the remainder of the session. No vote was reached
and the Senate adjourned
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bill 10 allow Vice-Admira Farragut Secretary with
rank pay &c. of Lieutenant of the navy was reported
and passed unanimously bill was passed to repeal the
repeating section of the relating TO passports for persons
liable to military duty. The Reconstruction Amendment
was then taken up and debated by Messrs Brooma Ray
notice no would move the previous question to-day at
o'clock number of bills introduced and petitions
presented and the House took till "A O'clock In
the evening session the bill considered BY sections
and after dsposng of l6 pages of the bill the House adj
Ourlel
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Amusements.
WALLACK'S THEATER

ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THIS EyrNtNG the opera Of FAUST; hde heo"ida b'schc
An,.tasi, sisuor Merrill, Cash Polni sigror Orliniia
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NlBLO's GARDEN.


TtiiS FVENiNG LEAH: Miss lda Leah. Mes,fs
Cowper Georse Becks J. @. Burae Bsisiei f. X holmr
y. Ration, Davers Renle Collier Barry, Lewi. Me- Wa'd.
Mas Mary Wells. Miss Mssder.
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BROADWAY THEArLR-
THIS EVENING, Miss Adah lsaacs Meuken in MhTEPfA.
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Business y Offices.
DIR. Il. c. PERRY,
DERNAToL0GfsT,

DERNATOLOGfsT,
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Treat. successfully all diseases scalp and ponsure
b.nsng This system treating capillary dsees not ofhs
Psnsces order.
Iii. IN accordance of and effect The Doctor
personal examination sscitsin what disease Of the scalp has
or producing OF premature gsynes, and pecrbes The
remedies adapted removs thereby enabling the scalp to
duties in healthy The Doctor eaec'csy
removes and moies. All consultations free.
Persons living distance consult the Doctor By sending Tor
circular
If you apprehend all attack from burglars you would
No, bar your door with boiled carrot, something that
se the masude TIE human system in perpetual peril
Of being broken uto by disease Strengthen make
against attack With HOsrErrERs STOMACH BrrER' Half
wises full twice or thrice day this perfect prOtec
t,a against and ieye There will be
no long doctor who the BIT
rsss u time New.York Office No. IS Dey't.
3,5O0.-THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE, with only
Two HORSES makes $500 bricks hour with straight well
de6ned edges and bricks will stand while those
made by the dry pressing machines all cRcssLs TO PIECES Oh be-
log sKrosED
a REovA. General AGENT. No. IA Bro.!wsy n. Y.
SPECIFIC FOR THROAT DISEASES" My commu-
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IoOw carry always my pocket trouble hsOa, Tor which
the Tsocgxs spec having msde often whpetsr
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Cough Cold Irritation Soreness Of the Throat BRowss
BRoscaIAL TEocHEs viii often give instant relief
KEOxs SPRING STYLF.-Nohing can be more neat,
sen becoming the hat production Of the renowned
KNOX stu maintains that supremacy the fashionable
bs city which has been conceded him by the popular
To- the twenty His stores Nos ISL Fuons and
roldsy where those who @ style in dre'' should purchase
thsr hats.
WORKS OF ART, BROSZEs, &C.-Ihe public are
thec
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turrp CAvsla CgsnIoALIt Drsrposns
gy,gs UsT OF ptsIsPrCraHTs
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WOODS THEArER.
THIS EVENING THE ELVES; Or, THE STATUE hEDE-
CROSSING THE LINE The WeTel Sisters Madame sfeo'neor and
trii
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FONs OLD BOWERY THEATER.
TffS EVENING. DENILklN: Mss Fanny Herring Mss Emma
rynold MessI. " II Mhaley Harden. X. Fox D. Oakley
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Nem'Iotk Daily gribm,re.
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1866.

10 Correspondents.
Ne NOTES bstsken OF Anonymous Communications Wbseve
intended insertion authenticated BY tho ID
Of the whsoo psOesly Tor pobie,iion bv,
foI his good faith.
thi. ONCE sLoao sddssdtS "Ths Tss
UsE." Esw-Yort
Ne cannot undertake 10 rejected Communications
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STEVENS BROTHERS Agents for Lbrstes iIndsi
Cevsnt den the THk TRIBuHl
Tey viii also receive ssssesrros aud AS'ssrisssssTa
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m.,r.p.,i,ou Fir, Depar.msn,.

The regular meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
wa, held Yesterday Preseut-Commissioner Piackasy
Engs Brown and Able.
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