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New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


The Board of Supervisors met at o'clock yesterday
afternoon by special CALL the President Henry Smith
$50, in the chair.
renewing his application for an increase OF the clerical
force his office. Mr. Tucker says that in tho years
1855 s. and G. large number OF wills, not less than 900
or 100 al the present time which have been admitted to
probate together with all the dep0sti0ns and other
papers requiring record lie in his Office awaiting
corng that this number constantly increasing since
the authorized clerical force in his Office is but little
than il lS47 that in case OF the loss OF any OF
these valuable papers before they are recorded tho
county might incur great responsibility Mr Tucker also
ed the attention OF the Board 90 the unsafe condition
OF the records his office The most important records
In the county, involving the title 10 every loot OF land in
IT, and the ownership OF its hundred OF millions Of per-
sOnai property are left unprotected by even night
wacimsi without locks safes, iron shutters.
ordinary window fastenlngs.
pirate suitable for his Office IN the new County
Court House. which was referred TO inc Committee on
Civil Courts.
The special Committee on New County Courthouse
presented for adoption resolutions IN favor OF paying the
following amounts for material and labor furnished for
the construction Of the New Court House
J. B. & W. VI. Cornell iron per oontsct)...... &3JB -
.Pay.rol Of sOorru up 70 May S lSo'..''''.. J0H ~
Winch were adopted.
resolution was adopted, auditing and allowing the
wood furnished the various Courtooms and County
offices.
BY resolution the contractor directed to pay the
bli N William C. Conner County Clerk, amounting TO
81 l0l 70, for official services 20 date.
resolution was presented and adopted decting the
Controller to draw his warrant ia favor OF the follow
named for repairs 70 armOries:
fZIyl keyser CO....... S2.2f3 9f
communication received from the Commission
ers Of Charities and Corrections, as follows
tt DKPAKTpEsT 90 Public CBIRITlEs AND CoReEcTloS,
No BOSDET. tEEAH bkOADwAIl NEvfOHE, May H. 1851
The Hon HnY SsiTH Of Board Of SspersorA
sA; The COInssens d Public Charities and Correction n,pset
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

nm, direct the Of the honorable Board Of Supervisors 10 he In
e1nae provsion District Prison for the proper
en2semnt prisoners The capacity the prison sufficient for ~
during the hot months o summer when the courts are
n session there cOn6ned 35 prisoners awaiting trial. and at AL
esrs ;b average number @ The hrt condition OF weIg
d op that prisoners shah occupy separate cells in oer
h those convicted Of lesser be- affected by the more De
v. hpt in TOls. where only persons awaiting ta con
i@5 The innocent associated with the guilty Aside ron
he enorahng influences Of coufnn2 several prisoners
a. ,hs same cells the public hsath Is very SEN
os,,y periled by the crowded condition Of the prison.
i hfn only sdulou attention that The COMMISSIONER
have been successful ping the terrible infection of Jail Fever
the Of oeTro"ded PRISONS The omis
~ b midst of clearly population, and II the
fever were 10 appear could be hope Of cnhnug within the
s of the prison The Court Of Special Sessions occupy large por
n The building II Court removed SOuh be Afforded
M mapy additional cells sufficient believed to separate at all SEA
sons Of and for the greater part d
tb wear assign prisoner c The Commissioners therefore
,eecfr request that Honorable Body viii provide Court Rooms
Tor The Of Special Sessions egeTe than 10 tie Ionbs very
refpeetfGly, your obedient servant
I.s r NICHOLSON President
Which was referred 10 the Committee Cyil Courts.
on motion the Board then adjourned until June H. at
O'clock n.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
INCOME TAX.
To M, Editor Of The Tribune

To ne FdOr or Inc ITtOlUhe
SIR: 1t appearing probable, from an examination
by the undersigned OF the lists in this district for
the present year. that considerable msapprehension or
msnerpretation has occurred in regard 10 certain pro
visions of the Internal Revenue law approved March q
1867 take this method Of circulating FOR geneya lpfora
ton recent rulings date Of May 2 Of the Commis6her
Of Internal Revenue the subject The amount of all
losses by fire sustained by the taxpayer in 1906 de
ductibe from income; but In estimating the loss only
the original cost at the greatest OF the property TO the
person losing same, less the amount OF Insurance
thereon can be allowed While the law warrants dcduc
t for losses incurred in trade this specific provision
and such losses not allowed. The amount
actually paid for interest by amy person in con
necti0h With The business from which income is de
rived, and which IL que t2 the year OF income, is
not allow deduction OF Interest simply falling due,
for interest actually paid except far as such
interest was immediate expense OF carrying on the bu
ness OF the year The proyision at line seeuon IL Z
upon all notes bonds aud mortgages, other forms OF
Indebtedness. whether paid or not II good and cOeca
be esS the interest which has become due from said
during the year" viii perceive, practically
allows so much Of general interest falling due from the
taXpayer within the does not exceed the amount
due him in that year. 10 be offset against such Interest,"
but at the time, u allows the deduction OF no
greater amount But in respect OF interest falling due
from the tax payer during the year OF oOe, an amount
OF interest which only nominay falls due but which for
the Assessor OF deliberate opinion the tax
payer will pay. which he cannot be compelled
pay should be disdOVcd as an Offset against interest
accruing TO the taxpayer
ANY correction that may be deemed called for in view
Of these Instructions should be made 10 the proper dyis
iOnal Assistant ASSESSOR or TO the Assessor forthwith
Very respectfully - -
A j. BLRCcKRR, L. s. Assessor With Dist, NY.
T. s. HtterHdt Rerent ssssSors once Nete-l0k May
IL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

are AZ the present time various proposals before the
oumunitv for the establishment OF MISSIONS hospitals
oornIs Industrial schools houses for women and dcs
fnie children &c, involving the raising OF at least
$4,000 all Of which projects VIII no doubt soon ne accom-
sG"d The pastOr of a city church, recently had
occasOn to mention stated that e benevolent contrDu
tions his people for the year amounted SG6 ana
two other churches have reported lately Tor the
same period more than $4,000 new mission chapel
was RECENTLY opened the Of which is about 100000
THE income from pcs church is said TO be $4,000
i'm another SCOO and the cost Of maintaining services
in the ZIG regularly Incorporated Protestant churches
cannot be short Of 81 ,JO0,O ,OO0 aznualy.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
York, and by every duly appointed Agent at

tDe Etinc pIlCCs. .,u.,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
ON the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send TO Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accOmpaDied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Yesterday the new room of the Eastern Star and
eight other Masonic Lodges situated in the newly opened
building Of the Metropolitan Savings Bank, Third ave,
were completed and opened. They are decorated with
the insignia OF the order, and Will hold 500 People
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Total.....................................73 ~

Included IN the foregoing enumeration there are "a
societies reporting total Of S7320s9 ~ add 20
ts sum for other organized city charities. about az
much more, and we shall have say Slj00poj a. The
yeeuIar annual contribution OF he citizens Of NeWNOk
for the support Of the local, religious and benevolent
sociatiOns. But this is very far from being complete
view az the benefcence OF New for the year or
for any one year The reader will easily recall recent
examples Of iargehearted beraiy such the giit hy
one citizen Of 81 aud for The
proved dwellings tor the poor; another OF S0O000 for
University. another Of SOOOO for Foreign Missionary
Board another Of S41OOO for a Seminary on Lookout
Mountain another OF $4,000 fof Williams college, the
large cenfenay donatOns of members Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sc. Aud within brei period s20OO0
have been raised by the southern Rehei Association
eiCOMO by the Young. Men's Christian Association (;
$1,000 for The special building fund Of the " CITY
Mission $4,000 f0r the Woinens Hospital $SOOO0 for tile
JGbhcatloL Tuud ~ The American IIact Society; fOOO
HT lBe Elbje Eelse u CgIstaptIyIle &e. And there
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.
lxv ADD ANTED

These Pens fne and are pointed with the
very best idosmin Points, carefully selected and
NJ This quality il sold with the slightest iDperfection
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Quality" and
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident. ~ -, .,,,,.
The Cases made OF Coin Silver ana LOT tns quaDty
arr extra heavy and strong
psrCFs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

These carats fne superior to any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1850. .
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Second Qualify"
and numbered.
accident.
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

The members Of the Farmers Club who had given
in their names to attend the Strawberry Festival at Ham
monton, n. j. are informed that IL ia postponed one
week. other arrangements are unchanged
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

TO st. Louis In OF the most heavily Travelled streets
the city, and in the most heavily Travelled part OF that
street the Nicholson pavement put down eight years ago
still in good order and but little When the DOCKS
recently taken up to reach pipe the wear was
slight 10 convince every one that the same pave
ment would last years As utility and comfort
and beauty there is no comparison. broadway pave.
ment is "a relic Of barbausm compared WIN inat OF Oh
Fourthst. Very likely, there Is large )oD Dehlhd any
resolution that may he pending before the New, YORK
Common Council. But II NewYorkers insist upon belng
swindled they well get something 10 snow Tor ~
Swinded they will be, whether they ever get ueceht
pavements decent whaves, decent street cars ahu ne
cent communication with the outside world or not. Inc
Nicholson pavements in the streets OF tns city nave peen
expensive, but believe there is not single taxpayer
who regrets the cost who would have them taken up
and take his money back II he could have every street
in the city paved for nothing in the DaIDar0us ana ODsO-
lete manner that New Workers still tolerate"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

WANDERERS AID SoCIETY.-The quarterly meet
ing of the Mariners Guide and Wanderers Aid Society
will be held in the Mariners Temple at 1e corner O
Oliver and Henry-sts. on Sunday evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
lAnnouncemeptsl ]

ALL RIGHT, You BET.-If you want to pur-
chase excellent sa,onab becoming Hat must make
purchase KSox stores 22 Broadway and No 5J3 Broad
way the fvoe resorts Of the intelligent
and refined The reputation Hats worldwide and has
been hoBorhbly achieved
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

APPOINTMENTS IN THE TAX OFFICE.-The Tax
Commissioners have appointed exCouncilman Alexander
H. Keech and Mr. John DOnnelly clerks IN their Office.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
COMMENCEMENT OF THE COOPER UNION.

Last evening the commencement exercises incl
dent TO the commemoratiOn ohe eighth anniversary Of
the Cooper Union for the Advancement OF Science and
Ar took place at the Cooper Institute the large hall o
which was thrOnged with the friends OF the pupils who
were about 70 distinguish themselves and with the pub
lie generally We suboin the programme Of the eYen-
np's exercises
0RpER oy E1gRcus-Overture Orchestra PRAYER l. Easter
Anthem with Solos Quartet Hopkn Masters Hagmsn and
Bshop sanford Orpheon Glasses SsuoU
August DoerflBqer; Baritone Solo Morn Noon and Night Nj
George Sanford. Education Gsd NUrk" Mise Elizabeth
McIngh: Echo Song Beyond Mrs &. Lander and Ms Matilda
Disney OrpheOn Glasses Only about bali Of The Opheon
Cssses assisted In CbOrnses 10 beyond the
reach Of Musical Manager; OrAien- National Justice
Thomas Ftzsmmons Haeuah Chorus (ande OrpheOn Csses
Reading Of The Annual Report vadcory Matthew H. Beers;
National Hymn Chorus God FAheTland Ioptus)
Masters George and Orpbon Glasses TO- Presentation Of
Cooper Uhon Medal to Miss Elizabeth Meugh and Mss,r H.
Beers August DoerngeT Thomas Ftisimmons FTank Curss Gram
Cuss Ferguson aud H. Myen Presentation Of Diplomas 70
Misses Martha Wood Lizzie b. Humphreys Ellen lie Valley. Cora
Rtbaison Ray Elder Bogardus H. Presentation Of
snd Low pIes $50 each gold to Misses Sarah Gilbert
And Msry Polka Hopkins Director OrpheOn
Glasses by Theodore Thomas celebrated Orchestra Ebn
laRle
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
CITY NEWS.

BONDED WAREHOUsFs.-The bonded warehouses
on the East River will be closed at o'clock Saturday,
from June / 10 November. !.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION or CRUELTY TO
ANIMALs-This Society has ust established branch for
Brooklyn under the superintendent Of Ir Mute, and
another branch fat Buffalo, under the new act recently
passed by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

unanimous opinion has stamped VAILs
elegant bes, finished and cheapest in this city
Depot So ln Fuhon-st NeN-York.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
BIT. BABRrTT's STAR YEAST PowDER.-Ligl

Biscuit tnf ~ Win lreN
IS minutes No shortening required when Sweet Min used
u. T. BGBBITr,
Yo. g. IS C. o. c. g. 20 :? and "a washngtons, N Y
viii send sample package receipt Of 5c 10 pay postage
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Ladies, il is perfectly proper for yOu to call
the ohe o BURGLAR understand
simple and hos applied invisible and wthou, damage to the
your pATors HoLnEs No 20 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
MAKE Yo1rR Own SOAR.

T. BABBiTTs PUKE CoNtgSTKATED PoTAsB OR REAp'
MAKER Warranted double the strength Of Potash snf
other ssPouihe ley the market Your soap VIII COS
about aud half pound Save and try tb
PoTAsH Directions with each printed Eng
aud German for making Hard and So Soap One pound Will make
gallons Be particular that the brand T. Bah
bits Pure Concentrated Potash the Take other For s'
,yeryshere b. +. BABBlTT,
Nos g. c. &C. g. g. g. 20 II and "A wa'hugtOust n. Y
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
TIE FAIRIES OVTDoNE.-The Princess. in

dropt pearls mouth when she opened IL bot whoey
that tasmAn of viii have moGthul OF
that vii drop out, darsen, decay.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

SHEET WAX (best quality. 25 cts. per dozen, at
sloormsi& sos Ar Supply Store '9 Grand 81 Price mall
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

BosroS May 3l-srdyed steamship Gaucus from View York
CmlHLEsroS e. MAy Jl-SAed brig Brsdshar, and ,cbr
l. /. Taplsv ior Jictsorvile Fla
Bsos barb Northern Crosn. fon Newport kng
wIsSsroS y C.. MAJ JlAusul, steamship James A. Gear!
nom baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Ladies do not fail to see NINE. DEMOREST g
Opening tle Summer Fashions Monday
neIi a, noe. 472 and sJ8 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are II caras ne and although cheaper are
AZ least equal any gold pens made elsewhere regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Third Quality, and
numbered.
warranted for months, except against
accident.
The Cases made Of Coin Silver, but not heavy
a. those of the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Here are % Societies whose receipts Ia The aggregate,
.mounf 70 - 76Gs excluding proceeds of sales.
A. sS7 M 81 Most Oi the Societies above naned are ma
fonai i'm their character and receive donations from all
srts OF the country Yet analysis Of the Treasrerss
accounts will show in not few Instances, that 10 per
cent of these contributions from New ork City alone
LET us now examine the reports of some Of our local SO
oeties depending for their support directly upon the
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

An EVIDENCE or MERIT The wOrld-re-
reputation underhs style Of Gents Hats have acquired
eonne they the best Sold at No od9 Broadway
and No. 1856 Fulton-st
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Professor Favargcr announces elsewhere in our
columns his final course the philosophical and prac
cal method of acquiring the elements Of French pronun-
cation previous his departure for Europe. The sue
those who mastered his system recommends
10 10 all who wish to gain an almost Indispensable
preparation for satisfactory foreign travel
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
'NO SUBURBAN RESIDENTS.
No Family should reside in the country without using
IVES PATENT LAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS.

They can be lighted quickly GAS Sled trimmed ,.f, an
ing the Burner. - " sAS"s'
They podnee better light than GAS and nearly eorvenie,,
and are 10 every far miserable
Lamps usually used the country Sold generally
those
be pped to which the
been induced n compliance with demand 10 ad
large stock OF Kerosene Lamps and Futures
ELEGANT GAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS
with lights fitted mpoyen ents for OIL which "a,
be removed when desired for the substitution Of Gas
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
WE ALSO SUPPLY, IN CANS OR By THR BARREL r13E
BEST REFINED OIL, WARRANTED puRy
JULIUS IVES G. Co., No 40 M.denLn. NY
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
MoRTON's CHEAP COL OPENS

MORTON'S CHEAP COL Opens
WARRANTED
These Pens 10 carats nne and are Better writing
and Durable Pens than without operating Nor
toms Patented Machinery produced for the prices
the Gold furnished gratuit0usly.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILyER-PIATED E4-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen.........$0 " SO. with Pencil Case. 81 20
Lucky Pen. ........ rs. with Pencil Case. 20
Always Ready Pen / 90. with Pencil Case. SO
Elegant Pen. ....... as. with Pencil Case. 90
Excelsior Pen ..... l 20. with Pencil Case. 10
These WellFinshed GOOd-Writing Gold Pens, win
rdosmin Points the average OF every one OF wncn
will far Ouas gross Of the best Steel Pens, dh0tqh
hsy untrdrrdntsd. and therefore, not ezehdngedok
They numbered, but correspond in size TO Nos
., 4, s. and respectively
The risk taken Of all renitsnces by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 70
all who send twenty cents charge for registering IN 40
dition to the price Of the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Any one can OF the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up club.
tl3 80 Will Duy..-.------.-------sl "oEtn oi
rs so Will buy uy-..---.-..--.--. 80 worth OF 6ens'
40 90 will buy. uy.................. 50 worth OF Pens
n sent 10 address al time.
On receipt Of the money the subscriber Will send oy re-
turn mail otherwise directed, Gold Pen or Pens
selecting IRE according 10 description. Address,
A. MORTON.
No 2J MAIDEN-LANE. NEW-fORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

THE SUPPOSED CASE or MURDER AT HoBoKEN.-
In consequence of the publication OF the description OF
the unknown man. found in the water at Hoboken, who
was supposed TO have been murdered, the body was
identified Yesterday afternoon He Englishman,
named Nathaniel KAN, and resided mt Yonkers. n. Y.
About month ago his wife died, which so anected MN
that he became deranged and week ago attempted TO
kill himself by cutting his throat Failing in this he com
mted suicide by drowning and that time the river
has dragged and every possible effort made to re-
cover his body The remains taken in charge by
his friends and removed to YOnkers.
A change Of time in the running of the trains OF
the NewJcIsey Railroad is announced in the advertising
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

II eonmtu3eu al vessels bound Orleans la Will
approAeng the Soaihwest hT display their signal numbers
ether Codel w enable the Press reporters
pon, them several hours earlier than practicable
present -
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

NEW CURES BY TofFs MALT EXTRACT AND bt'shA'h of
HEALTH. -
wMay 90 W n Brown esq, OleAn Cass County IRON hhMoh
RHAGB OF THE LUNGS. , r,.... -
Charles aeik esd Ninety hdst ahd hsn'n"e, ~ l.,
Nav 20 M. We,h Edw.ns n Y Theater nom SORE THROAT
NAV rs w Wilkinson esq No. II Beaufort ave. Brooklyn, from
GENERAL DEBILITY. 49, n,, 80, . 49,
y Spicher esq No 200 West lhlIv eghInst IRON IN
Eise. on letter. Mr HoRPS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT No.
5i2 Broadway. ~o .,,., "a
sOld also Al DIugsiss and pTossIa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

CONCERNING PAVEMENTs.-A correspondent asks
how long the Belgian and the Nicholson pavements will
last in streets. That question to be decided only
by time. THE Belgian pavement laid In Grand ST.
and the Bowey eleven years ago. aud It's present cond
ton speaks for itself The Nicholson has been
laid down but about year, and consequently its dnra-
bty has not yet been proved IN streets In western
cities II has had longer trial. and The 81 Louis DeDocrdt
Of a recent date says If New Workers wish To know how
the NICHOLSON pavement wears npd works they come
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01


The diminished number is attributed by the teachers to
the higher standard established by the Cooper Institute
and night schools set in operation by the Board OF I'd
ucaOn which took away names OF those not yet htted
to enter the classes OF the Cooper Institute.
During the year 1866 two Societies, the NewYork Soc
ety for the Advancement Of Science and Art and the Ge
Ographical and Statistical Societies. have been Joined Ia
the Cooper Union The exercises were most interesting
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

To A CONSEQUENTLY Peter Cooper says
~ placed the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, In the
year 1929 believe. small locomotive, which think
was the that carried passengers In this country
This locomotive was built in part in Newlork and in
part Baltimore. The next year think u vasl built
locomotive for the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad In the
works then had IN Baltimore"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

The CITY DmECToRy.-Mr. Trow las about COO
pages half the volume In type. About $50 men
commenced the Of the city the d Of May and
completed their part Of the work IN, 3D. and Mr..
Trow expects 10 finish the printing and binding by me
10th Of June The volume TO contain about 10000
names. and be retailed for s..
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Yesterday an interesting sale Of aniclcs of valu'
and furniture was concluded by Messrs Leeds a Miner
at their Art Galleries n Broadway Man, Of the articles
formerly belonged 90 the ancient families Of Mantna
Contarini Dandoa, &c They were principally cabinets
elaboratey inlad and realized from $40 oo large
number Of fne French clocks brought fom $40 TO $50
Among the principal purchasers were NJ a i. stewart
Barney Williams Capt Eytinge, Mr.. RmningtOn, and
MI sypher
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

PosT-OFF1CE CHANGEs.--A new branch post-onice
has been opened at the Of SNths and Avenue C.
and designated as "staiion O." station has been re-
moved from No. l29 TO No 100 spung-st, where much
more commodiOus quarters are had than az the old
stand.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

An OWNER WANTfD.-On Thursla' morning two
young thieves snatched from The hand ola lady Fifth
ave- Eghthst, wallet containin $40 In Treasury
notes and railroad ticket. Late Thursday night the
boys were arrested by Officer Meyers OF tie Twenty ninth
Precinct aud in their possession was hund the stolen
book and the greater portion ~ ue money. The
owner uf the property, who is uuLnownto the police at-
tborites is requested call upon Insoccor Dks at
Police Headquarters, No. 800 MubeT,-st, claim the
property, and make complaint agninsi Tie thieves.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

MEETING OF TIE STREET CLEANING COMMISSION
ERs-At noon yesterday the Street Cleaning Commission.
crs met IN the MAYORS Office present Mayer Hoffman in
the chair After auditing ard allowing The usual semi
monthly payment Street Cleaning Contractor whiting
the Board adjourned for fortnight