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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-08

provided for BY existing ordinances and until they
were repealed the Board VS. obliged V conform 70 their
provisions
A CONTESTED mAI
Alderman Co4As presented the petition Of Peter Nc
knight conesthg the sees Of Alderman Ely and calling
Alderman RnInr-rhis clss was disposed Of last year.
Aldermen were unanimous In their opinions that No
Knight had no grounds for his claim TO the OF Al
derinan Ely. he hoped the petition would not be
ceived
Alderman Iosw-The right OF petition Is sacred Let
Il be received by all MEANS matter what comes OF IT.
Alderman ELY remarked that whom this matter came
up year was referred TO committee Of threa Al
the first meeting Of the committee ~. Mcknight &c.
clared that be Was ready proceed A. second
meeting he announced hts determination 70 discontinue
the proceeding. Thersup0u the committse endorsed
the action Of the Board Of and declared unan
imously In favor OF Mr. Ely. Tho report Of the CON-
mttes wes adopted by the Board Of Aldermen February
g. and without dissenting voice Mr. MY was Declared
duly elected and qualified FOR the once Of derman Of
the Eighth Adsrmanic district what snis bo.xd @
imagine. II was matter mot within the province o.
this Board, and the petition ought certainty 70 p 70
turned 70 the author
matter had already been settled and he Opposed TO
receiving the petition or giving the case any further oon
sideration.
Alderman HARDY strongly urged the necessity Of going
been done Mr.. Mcknight BY the former Board. The
petition was referred TO special committee Of three oy
Alderman ELY submitted protest to the proceedings.
which was placed on fle
&a THE MAYORS MESSAGE
was received and partially read, WHOM on motion OF
Alderman NORTON, the further reading was suspended
and the paper was ordered 70 be printed In document
form ays* fs4 ,ngst r4
Amer the transaction OF some unmportant business
the Board adjourned until Monday next, ct four r N.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Organixation Or the Board-John Bricc
Elected . Mcn,bcr-FixinG shc Salaries
Of County Ofsiccrs-A Approximation for Armo.
rios and Drill Rooms, &c.
Tho BoaSd Of Supervisors met yesterday The chair
was temporarily occupied BY Supervisor Tweed.
Altar the reading OF the minutes Of the preceding
meeting the Board proceeded tho election OF Prcs
dent for the present year Supervisors Fox and Blunt
were appointed teers Ten votes cast for Henry
Smith, and he thersupon declared reelected The
President then thanked the Board for the compliment
paid him, and recommended economy in the manage
ent Of the Affairs Of the county during the year 1897
The Beard proceeded with the election Of clcrk
and deputy clerks, and Joseph u. Young, K X SaIms
and y. A. Woodward were elected Eugene Duruin was
reelected Scrgcanta Arms. s.-5
The Board proceeded TO elect member 70 fill ths
vacancy occaoned by the death Of Supervisor Purdy
and John Brce elected unanimously.
On motion Of Supervisor Fox . committee waa ap
pointed 70 notify the Mayor OF the equalization Of the
Board. The committee reported THAI the Mayor had
nothing special 10 communicate 70 the Board. !. 4
rcsolution adopted fixing the salary Of tho Cor
psration Counsel st $1,000, and another fixing that Of
the Mayor al 5000. ~. ~
An ordinance was submitted BY Supervisor TwxsD APP
proprsting $50 600 under the head OF Armorics and
Drh Rooms for tho year 1867 In accordance with
damus issued by the Supreme Courrequirna the Board
raise money dcfray tho expenses OF Armories and
drill rooms. The ordinance was adopted
The Board then adjourned subject 70 the call Of the
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Via New York, Chicago and sAis Lake. sal NJ Jssecs
Nslsoa has aid In the Yscihe q Blesehi 80
~ .s9.s.as ..ss :! p n xaS S s srsss
Of Admiralty and maritime jurisdiction II tho epasgtN
ton not exclusive In IL ts1hA u not prohibited e
the state courts; and II intsndsd be exclusive. such
intention must b found IN some repusnancy or ncpms
pAtibilityin the exercise Of like powers BY the SAes
trbunas not Intended 70 b. exclusive, Congress can
State courts Of any part OF their primitive Jurisdiction
This proceeding In the State courts falls within the en-
cepton contained In the Judiciary act Of 1882 saving
suitors common law remedy In ell cases whore the
common law Is competent 70 give IL The Judiciary aos
has generally been understood - resevng 70 the o.fe
thereofors exercised BY the courts OF common aw
Cshnere Va De Wolf, ? Sand, Sup g. r. n X, sSej
Mama l76
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smouss named for county purposes was aadsr ss oos
troll Of the Board OF Health t~-~.
OF the amount raised for the purposes Of the oily row.
srnment out OF the entire tax for the current y} he
found the Of 900 under the general control and
management OF the Common Council: OF THAI amodtt
the sum Of $s25 900 appropriated for lighting tie
public streets 425 900 for salaries t73 100 for cleaning
the streets for 1857. $50 900 for the Fire Department
and $40 900 for hospitals and dspensares making In
all . total Of eeS3.l00. which was compare
lively fxed In amount and could not In any
event. be subject 70 much variation There was then
balance Of 900 DO used for other purposes
nected with the city affairs undsr their control and Il
was for the proper disposition os that amount that re-
forms In the city government had been suggested II
closing the Mayor referred % Che rapid growth and pros
pery OF the city In the outer wards Of which, during
the past year. there had been two thousand ons hum
dred and seventy eight buildings erected
OrGanixatien Of the DsarA Of Supervisors.
Ths annual meeting Il the BOARD Of Supervisors was
held yesterday afternoon, and organized for the year
1867 BY electing Nh. william u Little. republican, Of
the Twentieth ward, President Some routine bust
Ness OF minor interest then transa ctsd er which
the Board adjourned TIL Friday tsru DON, the l1th INST
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BROOKLYN CITY GOVERNMENT.

Meetlug Of the Beard Of Aldermen M essaSs
Of the Mayor. &c.
There were some lively scenes about the Brcokiyn City
Hall yesterday tho Hobbies being filed during the entire
day with political changers on" who were exceedingly
anxious sss their fingers into tho 'muucipai pie"
Tho Board Of Aldermen organised at three o'clock by
the election Of Dennis oKess Of the Twelfth ward a.
Temporary chairman. When Alderman Fisher was con-
Quoted 70 The chair no made short address upon the
proper performance Of their duties ~ Aldermen. for
which they would % held 70 sssict accountability by
The Mayors message was then read. II showed that
sanding % The credit o. the Sinking Fund was a. the
&. :g f wssa ~ met 3: mot
his Honor condemned nearly everything over which the
Common Council b. control while he was loud in hi.
6Asr Board, the Prospect Park Commission and The
Health oCommiesicn. There had been some complaint
ss d.: . 30. oS.
inch main. This dihiculty would be overcome
IN sS sna ss inch main mould
for tho year 1s66 exceed those Of 1896 by e5oOOO and
there was sti s226 900 due for water racs The voun
Honor The or 10000 fixed by the Legislature
for tho support Of the Fire Department about
Of tho concs system The streets had
not boon half cleaned, and in instance had any
person bsen prosecuted for the neglect Some $4,000
thought the city had not received equivalent for the
money. There was sad want Of school accom-
mcdation. There were 5000 children In the city
TO DO provided for and there were only accommodations
for 2s 200 The city was increasing and they ought 20
keep with the growing demands Of the population
Tho entire amount taxed upon the city for state county
and city purposes was about COO divided ~ fol
lows viz:state, $685. 900; county, &i250 900; city,
sac 600 The average per centase OF taxation for
state, county and city purposes about % upon
each 500 or valuation, as follors:-Ior State
Tor county purposes, nnctytwo cents On each 500,
leaving about - OF on each 800 for city expenses or
soptrpl u vArIous ooupiN!Qne md Ia psr ssns n ks
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Federal Jurisdiction In AdmiruIty--Is it TX.
clusivee- Pro visions Of the Judiciary Act In
this RcGard-AuthorIty Or State Courts Un-
der Local Statutes 20 Proceed In Causes Of
Action ArisiuG the High Soas-What Con.
ssitutes n Maritlme Consracts-Thc Sscorago
Passage Complaints.
The Steamship Moses Taylor PaimtiT Error ~ wssom
Hammoms-This action brought by che defendant
error aJustices Court under the statute Of California;
against the Noses Taylor for breach Of passenger
tract The complaint alleged that the Moses Taylor
steam vessel used in nav,gatng the Of che Pa
cGc ocean and Q carrier Of freight and passengers;
that Marshall O. Robssts is, and u tho time
planned Of, ono Of the and agents thereof AID
that On the LIST Of October 1885, Hanmons catered ino
contract with Roberts for stecrage passage from New
Yorg to San Francisco with all reasonable despatch,
speed. &c. and for the furnishing Of suitable food,
water end birth, other conveniences Tor lodging SR
the voyage; shat pursuant TO such contract Hammers
took passage on the steamer Illinois that day. go
landed st Aspinwal In Central America, conveyed
across the Isthmus OF Panama the railroad Of this
uamc and went thence 70 San Francisco the Mosc'
Taylor arriving At that place Or about the 6th Of No
srs and b ne boat Noses Taylor while on the voysss
sengers to eat and greatly injured she health Of Ham
mons; that Hammons waa detained eight days on the
Ishmus and was compelled % incur heavy expsnsss y
while On the Moses Taylor with necessary bsrths and
convenonces for lodging that he was crowded int
loatsone unhealthy cabin without sulciens room OF
air for health or comfort N conssqncncc o. 'ns ess
number OF sfeeage passepgerS more than the steanef
was allowed BY law 70, or couio properly canyc
The answer Of Isaac Roberts agent Tor ne sseemsr
In San Francisco, denied AL ne aesaaons o. me com
plans and alleged that tne court nae no o
the csus, Of action ~ ous "a inc no. o. sns
vessel Noses Taylor; because ~ aVeeu we Gauss o.
action, ~ against the vessel We cause o. sc.on o.
which the Courts OF AomnnIIy nass oAC.nve Jursalo
ton that the vessel was exousvey uscu ~ nsv'es1'nx
the high seas ana .nsi inc present GAUSS u ssnoA
any, arose ON the hgn seas
Tue cause wss tried 70 sne sune our snS s.s ~
wards appealed 70 the County CouVi ana WON aS s
the plaintiff gave evidence tenMng prove sne sueg,
tons q the complaint ano rcs.ea n cae Delcadsns
counsel thercupon moved tne Souft 70 tne
on the ground ina. sns Sous 1au no ,,a" c.
BY the constitution ano Jaws snS vnea sta.es -
federal Courts o. Aamry ~ exSsus.vr VI
the case - aSaanss sne Nosmsnlp noses .x ,,a..
the Csurt deneo Mo moon, ~. 49, ausu ~ .se'u ~
That nad hwIui s, y. .o $3.50 snu ~ 49,
mndant exespIea ~. s~ 49, 1870 ~.,ss,.
hearing ana duo - Vs ~ 49, ~
sgans. We S.,as... "a sovs xnros, - nm
amount cA,Meo, o~..Ss 49, 49, ~ -. -.
.Aken 70 .nis cc - ,shrr -. asnsssv ~
uysdcon q sss sS.rs oonr and sSaiauS
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TIE ALLEGED BOGUS CHECK SwmDrM-Hu MAMMA
r1on AND ConGrrAL Panox-The man arrested at ~
Post Onnos Saturday assaoon las end Who refuses
to give his nams. yesterday brought before JustsD
Downing, ct the Tombs where no gave the name g
Robert Maynard II d alleged that the socussd -
swindlsd several firms II this city. among them Ass
Z. 8 yaffsy Co. LathUp L0dinsten = c., By means
OF bogus checks Mr. Samuel Jones' Of No. $50 Broad
MIN check for SsA o. payable 70 the order o. Msa
2. s Janray = Co.. .aa check osiaf q ne s:ecsa
Ss. snf o q ' Goods 70; 's Which
isrd's request, were delivered 70 him AZ No h
warren sfses. seoond moor. Mr. George II Shaw.
csved tbs check in the regular oeurse Of bnsines aaA
placed on deposit N the Cena1 National Bank q ehle
I .n Sssn salesman sr ss y
swears that che prisoner bought hve dozea nieacnee
danask cloths which ne ordered sent 70 the store e
the second National Bank, Mr. 0swin D. Roberta .sst-
made payable TO the order Of Aessrs +. 8. Jaffay
Co., was obtained by his bank through the Clearing
Mevlsrd have no account in the second National Bank
and that the check Is worthless and Of NO value Tho
prisoner who has given fictitious name, Is twenty
pretended TO be merchant How many other firms have
been swindled by the accused remains TO be deter
mined. Justice Bowling committed him 70 tho fomos
for examination.
KExpNa AN ISrEIIIGENcn OyrIoR WITHOUT a I1cESsk -
Yesterday morning one Of tho officers Of the Tenth pre-.
cnct went into the intelligence ONCE. No. II Stanton
street. and arrested the proprietor Louis wunzer.
charge Of doing business Without license There wsp
about Atty men the place at the time who had callel
in answer TO an advertisement which appeared thae
morning In one OF the German papers, for fty labor
ers to work on railroad At 81 rs per day" WunSet
was Immediately brought before Justice Shandley, a the
third District Police Court the crowd following, and all
ing up the court room, The complaint Of one Of the
men was taken against the prisoner The party NAE
to pay him 81 as consideration for obtaining him
this employment. whcreupon Wunser was committed In
$500 TO answer.
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TINE SIXTEENTH wAaD TRAGEDY.

Inquest on the Body Of Burke.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held Inquest at the Jews
Hospital No. 1873 West Twenty eighth street. the
body Of Thomas H. Burke lste roundsman attached y
the Seventh precinct police who shot himself through
the brain at No 100 Ninth avenue On Saturday EVENING"
after FIRST numbering MIRA willard. heretofore pub
lished. <ss 4 81
Mrs Kate Burke and 5obn Burke, mother and brother
OF deceased testified 70 hearing OF b death on Saturday
evening. Mra Burke dspesed that deoeased recently
told her that he was going 70 be married In March neKA
SeliemAn Teller, n D., attaohed 70 the Jews Hos
pita sesined TO masking post mortem sxamnAtioa
he body oe deceased and found fracture 81 tAe
right temporal bono Death, u the Dsctors optnioah
wAs proAnocd ~ ocnpresson q the braA and cxsrns
70 Jury rendered the following ysrdtcs.lThas Ne
deceess4 oae . hts death ~ pistol shot wound ~
the hea1 inntoteA ~ his haa1s January 1887, -
Deceased twenty eight yeass q ags, md native
OF IrenAd BE hAA bsen couueCted with the Police d.
partment for about four years. $780,
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United States Steamer Poertas
The United States steamer Peoria len ne Navy ysrd
stem O'Clock yesterday morning, bound FOR Hsmpton
lada The following Is lisa d heg emcsu Com
Adams; Passed Assistant Surgeon, q, n. Gibeson; ;
sed Assistant PpymAster, ny. wrighl virFs Asst q
Ensnss, 1ona Rs rs s aiH: ss, s.T %s,;..
lslgns A. d Campbell, q. W. beverley Mates Jax
Villains, J. 4 Bschsr, James Oliver, John @ Mgwards
aond Assistant Englnesrs u. 8 Rose, Gard
lac; Captains Cetk, $500 McGcoreq 4 - 49,
he United etstss Steamship 9sco Waved alIaseayrs
o.he ssd Of Deo<peef, Len fsem eante Gfe ~ %
ngd wsrs well
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MISCELLANEOUS
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. 3 Cornelius, VOsena
essran Reserve Corps he's been honorably dischsUs1
ON the service. 10 date on the 1st instant
First Lsutsnans William II. Merrill, Forty-sscond
nitsd states Infantry, having pesssd s.tssfseteY
xamnaxion, hes been ordered 70 duty n the Freed
EMS Buveau at Louisville Kentucky.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has appointed The fol-
wing examining surgeons In the Pension once Ora
W. Bsokwitk, Jcfysrsonville, Indiasa Jsnes q
'hitehiil, s. Louis. Missours end Jobs Hswkas,
AsrsburH. indiana.
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Mr.. BRISKNAS moved that Mr. Flynn be appointed
temporary chairman, which carried by ayes and
nays, the Clerk having decided motion made by
Mr. s.acom that he the Clerk act as temporary pre-
siding officer 10 be out Of order. sa st
Mr. Flynn, in few we'll chosen sentences, thanked
tho Board for the honor conferred upon him
Mr.. O'BaIss presented resolution naming psrma-
nent officers OF the Board the following gentlemen
John Stacom, President; Edwin N. Haggcrty, Clerk;
William Glass, Sergeant aArms; James Moran Door
keeper. ae
James G. Brinkman, President; John r. Green, Clerk;
Richard Enrght sergcanat Arms and louis Frost door
The substitute was adopted BY the Following Vote
Affirmative, Messrs Flynn Mcvcsny, Tsrhune, Segar.
Wser ophen RaS:r
Cregier-13 Negative, OBricn, Reilly, stacom, Long,
Lamb Culkin Gibnsy, DAILY, Hartman. Kenny, II. Mur-
Mr. BNrKMAx, on taking the chair. Said ssl -
signal honor you have done in choosing mo your
presiding ofioet Tor teo ensuing year feel daily gte
this board YET the proper djscharEs Of me Sasies Il
your presiding ocer requires much considAspen and
fortesranos on the pat. q the nsmben n.ards the
shall sndcavcr during my ocia term " sodiscarGc the
duties devolvng upon President Of this Boad
to win the appreciation and good will Of I'll s members
Tho Mayors Messags was received and was ordered
Messrs. Scgar and Roberts were appointed committee
70 wait upon his Honor the Mayor inform that
the Board was organized. 1920
Msssrs Mcveany and Flynn were constituted similar
committee to make the same announcement 70 the
Board Of Aldermen
A committee from tho Board Of Aldermen intro
duced and announced the organization Of that Board
after which motion to adjourn till Thursday At two
p. n was carried.
Thore no little stir created In the Board and In
the lobby whom tho vote upon tho election OF officers
recorded, for Il was generally supposed that Mr.
stacow would be the rrccessu candidats for the Pres
dency. and that Mr. Haggerty would retain his position
Clerk. Mr. Green, the clerk elect has been officially
connected with this branch Of tho omon Council for
number Or years. and Is well known ter bis snabilty
and thorough knowledge Of Cty Hall Affairs.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Orsanisasien 81 the Now Beard Alderman
Ely's Seat Contested Again, &C., Sc.
The now Board Of Aldermen met yesterday for the
hrs time For the purpose Of organization Alderman
xcGnnis vas chosen temporary chairman. The lobby
was perfect JAM end much interest was manifested In
the Droesedinga
the foilowins arc the names OF the members Of the
Board for the present year,
John moore. Bernard Reilly.
Thomas Conan. John Hardy
Michael Norton Charles K IOew.
Charles Mcf3sien James r. Coulter
Eugene ward. Joseph b. vsrnunh
Jossph shannon James O'Brien
WB White. Robert McGinnia
william l. KY. John McQuade.
Den Aonxo Cushman
mscr1os ov oSycrRs
Alderman Conan moved that Alderman Shannon BE-
declared elected President Of the Board for tho year
1857.
Alderman WHITE moved an amendment that Alder.
vanum Be the choice Of the Board for the position
OF presiding officer Lost BY vote Of 2 70 IL
Alderman SHANNON then declared President by the
unanimous voice Of the Board. Upon taking his seat
tie President thanked the member for slectnz him
ONCE and said he hoped 10 have their support and sp
probation a. long ~ he remained among them. 10 the
Clerk Of the Common Council and his assistants he would
also look for aid and advice he had no reason be-
iieve that he would be disappointed.
Alderman Louw moved ths. David =. Valentine be
elected Clerk Carried
william walsh wss then appointed sereeAnt-st- Arms.
Alderman McQuApx moved that Cornelius Callahan be
declared elected Assistant Sergeant-at-Arm
Aldermen vAsvuN thought they were in the habit Of
electng good many useless ocers he thought the
assistant sergeant IL was one Of them They had
doorkeeper 70 elect yet and then assistant doorkeepc
then . messenger, and an assistant messenger What
they wanted with al these officers he could not imagine,
except was 70 swell the expenses Of the city govern.
menf
Alderman HARDY said they had nothing 70 DO with the
proprisy II slss,lns thsss oclcsu new. Thsss snoss
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BOARD OF .couHCnMEH.

James g.. Brinkman Elected President and
John Il. Green Clerk.
The Board or Councilman for 1867 called TO order
at noon yesterday by the Clerk. lt
Mr.. EDWIN ~ HAGGERrY then read the following
names, Mr. Valentine having furnished the requisite
certificate that these gentlemen elected for tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-08

Lsvr % Is, 600 900 roR COMMISSIONERS
glance AZ the foregoing figures will show that q the
whole tar levy OF 761 about 900 900 wa fos
the STATE aud about o. 900 for various com missions
appropriations and intevest the Central Park debt
ana that over tsS00O0 for interest," ON dept growing
o.. o. me w Shc balance Of little over
sdded revenues raised BY tAxatt0p, was for city
ana county expenses Including interest," on oty and
cousv Scb hs Hens OF which stated above, under
the heao Of "0operA Experscsn 49,.
TEE riYoaR osrrcn
Tne tosa pumbes OF licenses ssucd from the Mayors
smcs durinx leeo me- 0.aoA ne toA agmbss q com
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- Mayors 0FYIcz.
NV YORK, Jan 7, 1857.

1stai temporary debt city and county. % osa go
Tor the payment Of this Temporary debt the city
AsAs .sSss 10 the shaDs Of ssssssasnt lisnA unpaid
fs net smeun, Of fund:a dsSs a ssss ees Iss sAaa
u Tire close Of 1906 end city aod county tenn
porary debt Ia 100 les than Il was At thas datA
The whole debt 10 we'll secured for 10 IL Non upoa
Ae whole property u the city, beth public AMI private
fhs Sinking Fund provided fcs the payment Of Tie prn
cpaI and interest Of large portion u ~ Il In ssupd
sonditon. The revenues Tor payment Of the Interest On
that portion Of payable from this fund are greatly IN
excess Of what IL required for that purpose ana the &C.
foundations for payment Of the principai VIII be annie
20 pay n long before lts maturity.
The foilowing brief sasspsns shows the actual eond.
The srSrru rum.
r---yi~knC Fund for no Redemption " As Civ Dsb
Revenues received during the year ....... es60oO4
Received from sales Of real estate. 6ooeA2
Awards street opsnsgs. ................. 8
Received from bonds ana mortgages paid of
during the ysar:--
Prior 70 JsWbary I, 1905 .................. $4,000
elnoe yAnlfrLl, 1890. Msl0
II -Sghkf96 Fbad foy Poynsws Of Mssrst On Cvv Deb
DAiDcos iaprafy 1903. ................. tA22 o5o
~ Isx1tds ~ lpGssf Account
RS$sdtU dHf1M ne peer 1905. IA, 1ss
1nsersst Oh city stocks paid In 1850 .... eeeaels
surplus tSasisfrsp % the general fund... 100000
Expenses paid tsdvertIsins &c.l........... l,els
Cash on h:qf y tuie8l4 lcc0aps. .......... sosITa
a., MaZH 0tts-~ a - A.
XaiARAsx1 3HAs} sw"sss.nss...u" ,sSAsesSo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-05
To Let,

A BOUT 800 feet of the lower end of Custom House
N Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
on, now occupied by Thomas Ascencio IL Co. En-
auire of LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
sept1ltf 13J Commercial Street.