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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

rss ss.ay with sses Of .aoo bu.hsl. .. q q ssh
very ous r. ba q sa1ss new q inc Isao price o II
bushels 4 Soc Ss' R ys' vas si
su. firmly hsla az former prioss Hait dun and
FEslGHrsThc offerings to all ports were very light but
~ we're seneay rhe engagement. wsre
a S = pork TX az a. - ss "a sd
o Isl o London oe boxes cheese = s u ss
nc y, boxes ana eases tobacco at sss Sd Is Ioo
s g. and sa o r ess o Taas q
srsso ohsnns Il e vessel 70 the Msdites and
with go tonso caks from Baltimore 70 London on private
GUssrEs were dull and price. nominal.
"a demand was moderate and prices were steady
lots were aapsa % ss1S and g. at Sos while e
HExr- We heard OF sales Manila was nominal At
to small ots TO the trade. Prices heavy
and hs s ssheaq G srs
s9ms nodeso quoted Sc 5c the sales were = bills a
Agradss Of rosin remained dull heavy a. former
good strained @' Il DO low S.s a. IS
OF tar we heard Of no sales.
W. ss svs ns Rssa w'Is 1a
in Sas
but the business consummaied moderate The sales
Z h o @ se IN
v,s GOOD sonasa so firm = ~ r e.sa
sns very light and the business entirely for
ut 2Sc. L50 do. and 1000 do. for prime whittier
same delivery. 200 do standard while for jan
uary delivery, and 2lU00 gallons do in tins, private
terms kesiduum in active demand and hrm sale
OF loo bbis for this month made private terms
In Philadelphia the market was unsettled, and we
heard OF transactions.
PsoyIsoxs-Recep.s - bbs pork. ss DO beef III do.
cut meats and 5 do and ~ kegs lard The demand Tor
pork continued light and prices heavy,
lO bbs. $50 * $2J rs for
very note sales of 100 bbs do do for January and
February at ST. sellers option Beef In moderate de-
mand about To- rates l5U bbls 38 SCI for
ira and SIS $s for plain do Tece beef good
demand the safes comprising about 600 bbs prime and India
private terms, part. however So Beef hams
In light demand sales 100 bbls. $26 S2B Out
dull and have sales consequence
ports prices unchanged Bacon light demand,
and heavy 100 boxes long private terms,
and boxes Cumberland cut at 0c seller twenty days The
market for lard steady the sales 100 bbs ~ 2
= lSxc.. according to quality. IN
RicE.Carona was UNCHANGED at SIC. 9ac, with small
sales within the range.
suaAR-Prices Of raw were steady fair good refining
Cnba beng quoted A. lc Fac The sales were light,
and 300 boxes at ll3sc is1sc Refined quiet, but
steady. at l6c l6,xc hard. l55.c 1870 for soft
white and l4kc l6i4c. for yellow.
SEEDs.-Cacus linsecd dull and heavy 1t former
prices Clover unchanged at lie. Exc. Timothy
quoted at 81 20 So 10 and rough hsx ut 81 40 - So
SrkARINE ia moderate and steady with sales
OF 1900 bbls. at 13c. l2xc.
TALLow was in fair demand. Sales 10000 lbs. at
NE ll..c. 900 ~. 49, s
dull and nominal At Doc a &c. Ia bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

Even hrst cia commercial paper unstable at the
banks unless offered BY customers In urgent nsod Of
commodation, and on the street offered freely 1t
- 10 per cent without in ali but few cases nndng
buyer while for inferior grades there was little or NO
market n any price, This stringsncy was aggravated
BY the dsrust following the announcement or the failure
OF J. K Place Co, large house in the wholesale
grocery trade with heavy liabilities and light ssses and
rumon Of other failures in the business As well as
in the shipping trade which, however lacked
confirmation The acts OF those who thus
conspired together to make money scarce by
having checks certified against their deposits,
without using thsm for the sake OF preventing the banks
from oAning the money, well OF those who other
wise withdrew currency from circulation with the same
object in view cannot be too severely deprecated and
IL offences merit punishment according TO the injury
they inct upon society the members OF combi
to make money scarce deserve prosecution and pen-
Tertiary than many OF those who are suffering
the penalty Of wrong doing in the State Prison II il
be regretted that the Treasury Department saw at at
such time to still further deplete the Golfers OF tho
banks by selling gcld instead Of pursuing the opposite
Of buying sevenhy for the purpose Of re-
ducng its currency balance be hoped that Congress
win see the necessity Of legisating with regard to the
purchase and sale OF securities and gold by the depart
ment limit the Discretionary authority Il present
invested in the Secretary OF the Treasury Tho CONVEX
sions Of ssvsnthrty notes into yewenties during the
week wers active and aggregated $il. 97s, $50
The Of the city banks for the week reflects
the recent strngency, but the whole more favor
able than expected from the severity Of the pinch
While the legal tender have been reduced S. 207 73
the deposits 3a02l.l and the circulation 4,455
the specie has been increased 4s and the loans
$903 ,926. II therefore appears that the reserve
OF the banks in legal tender notes and
specie Is $l4, 40S ,l2S In excess Of tho legal
limit, the liabilities In deposits and circulation
being $20S $751; 59 upon which the required twenty-five
per would be $50, 2l2 $685. whereas the reserve
actually held sea, 62l OH; but omit to count the
specie the reserve 10 0So9s7 below the legal limit
The totals Of the statements stand a. follows
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CoFFKE--Kio was modsfAssy active a. about former
prices; sales LIES bags e. campanero cn prva,. terms.
In Baltimore sales were made Of 500 tsa. az lanvln.
understood - I2o.. gold, IN bond A~f""ss
"a Tre o. .sp GsnShsssg:s ssls sour. 100 bill.
1850 do oats end es7 dc rye TIA msrs., 70
dull snd heavy rrsccs we're .nssstcd aud ioc ssc iowsr
so'no 80 ons vu,rcu ~ Ally &c OF, without nndinc
r.. ~, sssg vas <icable a ~ rs for shipnent but
r wes, 49, pqssa a - o. Quotations the close
W.. .ssny nomWs California was quiet The Gales
. srs s10y 800 ob southern -four dull end The
OF prrss downward Tbs sales 26o hbln
o. ~ nore, the sAles moderate being confined 70
NJ ~ o. Corn meal was auiet with small SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

u yaooKIrs, Nov. 8, 1867.
To Mrs MAnsx Assor--Yo,r numerous friends in
Brooklyn dcsrous OF expressing 70 by pu5hc tes
moniai their high appreciation Of superior talent
culture artistic ard OF service In
the profession which have long and faithfully
served been uuirterexted Witnesses OF
industry. and with which, against
obstacles devoted the sacred art or
hh vocal powers. and when regret 10 know
inst snrfounaed BY many difficulties seems 70
peculiarly ut ant appropriate time TO offer tsis testinc
NAL Ia the form OF Conse, At the Acadey
OF Music such evening may be most agreeable TO
yourself and WITH the purpose of securing TO you he
lAres. possible substantial roturn. and to ourselves and
others IN the community gcAt qualification. Very
spectfuy, your friends Geo 8 ssephensos, fredr A.
sanger. f. :. wber Ihso Tnlon. A. Cooke Hull JAS n
Low. Leopold Bicrwrih. A. r. Putnam, L. n. wynan.
Aef. White. Iaac II. frothinxlsrn James q. Weld,
sidney ureen- 3. ". Chittenden.
Messrs n H. r. LvnAs. CSC :. STEPHENSON and others
GgyrixuIt IL with feeling of tho deepest gratitude
and pride tss have received kind proposal tender
ing Complimentary Concert and v0Hd suggest that
Monday evening November 25 would the time
vcniont for that purpose. would fnrther state that
through the b~rsiy and kindness Of my good friend
Mr.. L.. r. Harrison, have been enabled 70
the valuable OF Nrdame Partpa-Rosa. with
whose help-togetber with the s,t Of other eminent
artists--r shall hope W make tAc Concert Ia ever
war worthy OF tho klud patronage and frtfnd.
ship which have extended 70 through these
mary years aud which, although unknown " the world
nothe less deeply felt and appreciated BY remain
gsntlemen yours respectfully. MAMIE ABBOT.
iBRo0sLys. November .. 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

SATURDAY Nor a3--s IN
corroS. THE transactions more liberal but me
tone OF the market weak prices we're not uuoably
lower however The demand alrnos. enre,x tor ar
port The sales footed Also eAl@ Of which aeoo we're
taken BY exporters We suoss:-
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arc --MUsRuM or ANAroMY--sIs.

c1O MUSEUM or AHAToNv-sIs.
OlO Cabinet Of Natural uisfory Povtrchnic
nte SIS Broadway have inst added 20 their already
collection thousands OF curioeitex, be
the Aztec Chdrcn double legged three
armed double bodied children bearing the
resemblance Of monkeys elephants and CATS the great
and Japanese Skuder Embaimsd Bodies together
strange aud miraculous Objects which fail 70 al
crowds Of bcholdsrs daily. Opsn from
Sin tho morning TIL 10 ~ night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

CThINWAY HALL.
- SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER I,
NINTH GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT
First appearance America ber Europe
OF the eminent American soprano.
MISS JENNY Dusk,
together with the renowned Pianist,
Mr. LEOPOLD DE- MEYFR
whose the Eastern cities during u last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

The foreign exchange market was quiet but nrm
under light supply Of bills, and at the close baners
bills on England q sixty days. quoted At 1924
1o9,S; ct three days, 10sx 1927; commercial bills
1854 1884, bills on Paris At sixty days. 5.16tS SIS;
at three days, 5l4ss 513A. Other bills were rated
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ExPREssEs.

mr. pvu Ma yURNfrU RE ExrRESs, us WEST ELEv
d. sash ssrrct Sinh avenue -zLarss weeeos 70!
ewing farpiturs. ctr or ccrntfy tarnS ssssA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

nAANA0KRs on STARS DEsIRous or PRODUCING
M NJ. Augusta pAiy's drAmaiisspss 81 ssvood nov
:eIs ss: :SS - va ~ 6 sz ~ 4 sss S:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

RARHEx WILLIAMS BRoADwAY THEATRE
= A eossfsoED AND rosiTIyyik SUCCESS os -
T THE i 5lHkHIloEIrFFEHoSEEE s Noes
Sp N4TJsEbs
TuF sv giS T ENsa5sga ESo Ss1iSnD
The audience nightly pay the tribute Of tess Of sympathy
and smiles OF JOY poor hunted down Robert Briefly.
FAC SMILE OF A ,TIcKErorLEAvE.
Know ALL rx MEN az rarsr rRrssSrs That the bearer
hereof Robert Briefly duly tried and convicted At the
Old Bailey, 10 the year 1854 or the crime OF
passing forged bank and sentenced imprison
said Robert srsy having shown and 81 h Exemplary
conduct while iacarcera.ed that he Is At subject
released on suS orss''1 70 'ni the fol-
Swns 81 re- Tha sa, b IN sss
ng with or noorou bad convicted
or having or
victed For either such viii public
works. 70 complete the unexpred term OF his original sen
GEORGE GREY, Secretary Home Department.
HENRY TIBBErrs, Governor OF Gaol
This ticket TO be produced when demanded by consa.
BILE Or authorized officer Of the law.
EsDoR TlcRr PsseEIrTE1S no Or s soIDER
Name Robert Briefly.
age when convicted twenty years
height. feet eight inches.
Gompexon .Fiorid
Eyes Hue
Marks on person Soar on right check; the front teeth
slightly separated
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE. THANKSGIVING DAY.
SPECIAL NoTICErhis the nearest theatre % Brook
stages pass every three minutes the ferries
SEATS SECURED FROM TILL 8. SIX DAYS IN
ADVANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

rHRONIC CArARRH-BRONcHII
~ These Diseases have never hitherto been cured and
only slightly palfsted. They always combined with
nich the medical faculty admit
specific These fatal Of consumption hs,s be-
the stigma OF and canony be cured by the
sovereign Remedlals from Plants which alone offer
world after y, years study % plants Every phase OF
Scrotna sradic2ed forever Expaun Circular
wiz. n PRINCE
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Totals. 2ls.sls s57. s77 s45 72s SOL
Tho exports TO the corresponding period the prev.

The imports Of dry goods FOR the week and since Janu
ary compare as follows
Ebr IN. ,ceck. 1855. 1895. 1857
Entered at the port 81 3l6 10 slGe4 ia sssi las
Thrown market. 1,ss7,s72 1,17s,ys2 a0a.T3s
Since jan 1.
Entered a. The port SIS so2 1T si7 oss ssi
Thrown market. ss,47l,s4l 1la i00372 81 spO 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

" EDUCATED YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO
~ travel with family companion. pianist,
dresamaker chids expenses will be considered
equivalent principal object leave this city
Address l.. N. ~, station a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

nUIRK'S CARRAGEEk BALM-FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
" Asthn,ss, splitting ~ Blood and inespcnt Consump-
ton DC per bottle. sold Brooklyn BY Dickinson. Ie9
Atlantic STREET farwel. Of Court
streets: also in New York by Messrs EegcmAn 20.
Broadway. ~ a. Wells Co. l9l Fuit wholesale
and BY the proprietor northeast Thirteenth
aud Green Streets Philadelphia
CMoKY CHIMSEys CURED Our DOUBLE SELF
- acna Archincdeap chimney lof smoky ehimneys
and increases draft 100 American Ventilation
Co. 10 Cortiendi street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

I sroR HoVsE sxcHAHGK.-TABLR D'HoTE rRos
"A itos z. H.. g. Best Oysters "a The CITY, cooked
ever stys.
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TENNESSEE.
az TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May G.-James Sullivan, burglar
was shot by the night Waterman at the Gayoso Ho-
tel, Sunday morning Sullivan and partner named
d. Bartlett were registered from Hickman, Ky. Tho
pair were professional thieves
At the races to-day two entries were made. single
dash /! miles three-year-old brown iilly won (;
time 2:459. The second race was won by Mile Aus
tin time, POI, and 1885.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF THE HON. THOMAS
n. FRAZIER.
NASHVILLE May 6.-The Tennessee Senate met
yesterday as a Court of Impeachment, to try the
Hon. Thos n Frazier of the Criminal Court In tins
city The charge against the Judge is that he cor
ruptly and unlawfully released certain members OF
the Legislature from arrest under authority OF the
House of Representatives and writ of habeas corpus
in July last The record and articles of impeachmen
were read and the answer will DO made tomorrow IL
being the first ease fthe kind in the judicial records OF
the State is exciting general interest The Hon H.
MAYNARD John Trmbie. and Judge n. A. Patterson,
are counsel on the part Of the prosecution and me
Hon Edwin II. Ewing, L. H. East, the Hon. Johh D
Brien and Judge Grant for the defence. $4,000
r. H. East lately appointed United States District
Attorney, announced in the Federal Court this morn
ing that he declined to accept the position
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The TuIop Paper Collar Company


pace1 the last By the AboehAmei COMPANY
Dishonest people often appear 20 prosper !9r
time gross fraud the Union Paper Collar Company have
force tic people could not last long 10 Az CIVILIZED
collars they tod that their application could
grnte paper the time Of
Charlie. the Second They would not be put by the Conm
different times thereafter
time bal blank refusal All % this dag DO not hVd patent I paper
collar, -, =. 80. -.
These % proved ~ the recorsO the Patent once They
patent. Improvements collars but they are all
worthless Uou Collar Company instead 81 akeg
mah and the minuciafe who they say are nirnS
patent. through the country who threaten % sue All
collar except from them and under
threats o suits sometimes succeed In forcing dea!sts 70 sn aooal
10 that effect
Object pfoceeug they have ample capital and will
defend Union Paper Collar CompAnF
!eaeEs with This Association has
s't sSe bsh wou. expense or trouble whatever TO
the dealers ~ A" Ny 49, -
The flosnx .nx on the stage negro minFes hare
George Chrsty James Clark Epham Horn William Barnard
~ walter. john Obest. William H. Rcckwsy, n Seymour
Thomas harEe David Read Charles White Charles Baekus
william Birch Daniel Bant Joseph Hart Warren White
And 6Ny Others Thee gentlemen made aiAvi Of tie % aud
wng testify the court II also be proved tsa
p.psr collars sale Ee.York city from 1850 20 1881 All
manufacturers advised Join the Association Por terms sPp TO
WIN + LYoS No 5J7 Pesrls.. Sew-icrk
Tie fll0Hny gentlemen members Of the Association:
J. BLoss0N. President New York.
y W. II. WARD Vice President. Gewlorf
W. LroS. Secretary aud Treasurer
& NJ MERsKROLk, Director Nev.lork.
y. JENsISGs, jr. Director, New York
WV r LYOS, Director, Newfork
J. r. Blossom. Director. New York
B W H. WARD Director. New York
A A. ErKKiRL Director. Philadelphia
D.,l.r a,e emsmber the Union Collar
with summons which receive aAi ai
o aay oae q The abog.-l Advertisement
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From The Philadelphia Ledger !

Henry BEEoHEKs NEW SroRLM Bcaner having pops
NEwYoRK LEDGER by ang with matter attractive 10 TIM
masses pOpuIng writings Of superior aud csf
thinkers had previously reached the great b Of ta~
people This was good work well he farther eOOaseiJ
and the number 18th May advance With the d's
four chapters Of Henry Ward Beeebe, story ead "Scr"ocd
Village Life Nes England" with sne promise Of being '"s
OfdeeP that will be TO afo both d'eea aud
sacton oTss LEDGER There ia the as~ber
addition to tue usual variety interesting the st Of .ss
fpape Advice Young M contributed by the Presidents %
twelve Of the principal Colleges Of the United ssea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
DIED.


ANDERSoy-At Bus,lo on S,tG1iy Mr ElIs WIDOW q
the late Alexander Anderson formerly 0f Brooklyn aged years aAa
Her remains viii be t.Leu to Brooklyn Tor iatermeaL
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BARKRR-ou Monday morning NAV Mrs Sarah Barker widow OF
the late stephen Barker Ia the Ssl year Of hei age 49,,
The friends Of the family Invited - aeni the funeral
OF M.dscnsys !, O'clock N The remains viii Be taken
White 10y the lO o'clock m train Harlem x
DFowSA the Pss q b S19Gs Eliot gu tA S:. 81 S
The funeral win take place st. ThOmss Church NeTYrS The
time will be given In future announcement
BRowS-of disease Of the heart q, New London Conn Mar 1881
John Of City Professor Of Execution In the sn
F5ns. services will b, held St. Thous. Chapel Pahye between
Pinyhd Fy .fOurth-sts to-day May T. OF u o'clock
Dundee Scotland papers please copy
CORNELLon F day Sh inst at New Rochelle Samuel Cornell
Funeral a, bis late residence Fnh DAY. 9th inst at IL o'clock
Friends and relatives are respectfully Invited TO end Ca'Hases
oc1k train nom Twenty
cALHoUN-sudleny Monday morning. MAJ Henry Calhoun o
Funeral services At bis residence No II Clinton place. wedO.
day May o'clock Friends Of the family are nvi to at
LANEAt Bound Brook n j. saturday May Lydia Yaa CeA
wife Of John Lane aged 80 year. months. II day.
Msss.SSss widow Of The s. Rev John MssseSssr
The relative, AID friend. O. a. % are Invited attend Sao isTa
Tuesday May T. at o'clock p m
ROEA Chester. Orange Co. T., Sunday MAJ William Roe
Funeral service, hi, residence Tuesday at 10 O'clock Car
will he In attendance al Grey Cont upon the aFr'al OF ns
Express train leaving NesYork at o'clock
son Of s Apbsa; and Jane 4 b. Smith. .,
from residence bis father between Ha'ey and
Hancock SITS, on Tuesday afternoon, ct > CLOCK
wR!aHfTA sSn :,s * on 81 su Jssy M eco
wensis Mar Lakes Church, somsr' a. IL O'CLOCK
w W s.Sss s:si ss T' 3D. @ II
The ! and friends Of N. family invited to attend the tuners,
on TUESDAY May T. at i1i o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
IFron The Evening RpsessI

The the story by Hear Ward Beeche raeh
sppea Of this week presents striking u,,a d
versatility writer and TIE power bis gAas adapt se<
widely spheres a,eectu, The wo hsi that
novel, NorwOo unesonsby will be better tss he
sermons bis lectures his stamp speeches THE LEoGsR s 9th
eruise and ban! today: Ps'ien, m Of Hiv,d sdts
sensible advice youag SAKE shApens bis quill to ePga;
writes Ska aud Psrtoa Queen Sbeth Mes s.st
worth syI.u' Cobb b Fanny Fern, Alice CARY, aud Wallace &c
write for or Mr Beeeher's story The Tribune says
opens style of amo, hOmely simplicity and deetie bal 81
great ysor expression aud variety Illustration The ehasse 80
gain the the reader snd sres history carried
hiss been commenced will Afford opportunity Of sestr
pleasure
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A CARD.

To The Editor ~ The Tribune
SIR: While 50 many tongues are busy circulating
idle respecting Mr. John Leighton. wish to call
every honest and fair-mnded man to suspend his
opinion of the gentleman until he has the opportunity to
defend himself, which he cannot do at present. II is
probable however that he will be speedily released
from custody lie has unquestiOnaby been the victim
Of deeplad conspiracy TO ruin him by some or those
who have heretofore prOfessed themselves his warmes
friends and have secretly lab0red to defeat his plans
Confident that Mr. Leighton will prove his entire Juno
cence Of the charges brought against him, ask act
simple justice that his New York creditors ms well as
the public generally will await the result OF legal lnyes
CATION before they Join the general hue and cry which
Is always raised against those who unable to defend
themselves. 80
To Judge Of any mans conduct motives without
giving him hearing Is not only unjust. but cowardly
s. A. WnEELwRIGHr, No. IL Wall-st.
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TIE COMMON CoUNCM.-The Brooklyn Board of
Aldermen held their regular weekly meeting, at their
Chambers in the City Hall yesterday Alderman Fisher
in the chair communication was received from Il.
Clancy Offering to remove the ofa and garbage from
within the City limits, in such manner may be de-
termned by the Board Of Health. The matter was
referred TO a special committee. The Financial Com
mtee reported adversely TO the establishment OF
public market in South Brooklyn until such time the
Joint Board shall provide for its establishment The
street Committee reported In favor Of opening North
FOurthst. TO East River, North Fftl-st. TO East
River, MadisOn-st to Myrtle-ave., and Ralphaye.
from Fulton TO BrOadway-ayes. The Committee
on War and Military Affairs reported in favor OF
paying 800 bounty 10 o. f. Knapp and W. H. Beal,
two soldiers of Kings County who entitled to
the same The matter referred back TO the Commit
tee for further consideration The Committee on Public
Lands and Places reported in favor OF permitting the
Water Commissioners to use as a storageroom the old
the superintendent Of the Poor in the basement
Of the City Hall An amendment was offered by Alder
man OKeefe TO allow the Of the room to the Seaes
OF Weights and Measures The amendment was adopted
The contract for street cleaning in the Sixth Ward was
awarded 10 Thomas Cyne for the sum OF s399S mes
sage was received from his Honor Mayor Booth vetong
the action OF the Board in ordering the reopenlng OF
advertising for proposals for the cleaning OF the Third
and Tenth Wards the ground that the bids already
opened had been sufficient for the selection OF competent
persons to perform the work He urged that the Board
give its early attention TO the matter OF street cleaning
The message was ordered file. The Board AFTER trans
acting some further business OF routine characteI au
jOurned until Monday next.
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Prom The RyeniOs Post.

Ma NovEL-TaE to-day With ths Otst
salmeat Of NOrwOod'-foar chsPteraH
The story opens we'll but fancy that Rachel L'ooub ,ad ab.l
Catheart o the heroine and hero.
NOrsOo village town the Waller Of the Connecticut snf
Abah Cahcar sturdy HewEngaud farmer who takes oceaos,
coming home from church. to pop the question to pretty sad ceasro
Rachel Lscomb encouraged thereto By the text that days
There had been little parish qas and that aeruOoa the
vas commandment write you that lore
But the done the the best it.
Some one Mihs ke the meeting
epe tie only thing that folk, esah 'er thsy cot
home"
The story opens WE'LL Mr Beecher p,ay master Of The ss'loa
and interests the reader from the besina1,