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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

WHY shoeld you. 6ss s'--as To maj
said when hs WAS trying to catch the little
vsrmint.
-Wbat aid can you bring M asked
one Of our Leysl politicians Of . temper
sncs man whou he was trying 10 buy up
Nothing stronger than whiskey-aid, VAS the
prompt reply.
DO you really love me asked blush
| ing maiden 10 her demonstrative lover.
| brick2 Does . Frenchman love frogs?-
Does a jsck-doutey love 'hissle'' Answsr
10 that
Passing Notwithstanding no no.
tice Of them.
Townsville 10 the home Of the neus,
Il has thirteen thousand cats.
The rock ahead-what a young hus-
bvnd f,rsees when the cradle is brought
home.
There is q man down aast who drinks
90 much rum that mosquitoes that bite bin
die of delieium ,rsmens.
Home arain-as the hummer said
when hs was locked into cell for the night
II can't stay any longsr-ss the rope
said to the yard-arm.
-Shells Of the ocssn-cAesp buil'
steamships.
- Hard drlnkiug-Fourth Ward whisky.
We'll me.-a, the bat said to the ball.
DO you keep matches asked q would
- - ~ q ya.aiee
lob, yes; all kinds" asked would wi,
Of retailer.
Job, yes; oil kinds" was the reply.
"Wsll, then l guess I'll take tro.sng
match
The retailer Immediately handed box Of
Brandersth's pills. =
The Copiahan, q Mississippi paper,
adver,ises a SOW for sale: Sold for no fsul,
except that, having been raised BY Metho-
dist minister. she acquired too great par.
TALLY for spring chickens to lie agreeable
agreeable to the present owner.
An old lady announced in court a,
Oberlin, Ohio. that she had no coun sell, tha,
God vas her lawyer Ny dear madam. re
piled the judge, He does not practice 10 this
court.
1t is satd that Sonora has eight wo-
men in the population TO one man. Court
ought to be easy down there.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

~ large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork wanted, for which the best rates will
b paid Also, Dry and Green Hides, Furs,
and al kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02
H. D. BOOZE K coMPANY'S

200 bbis. New Orleans P. r. Sugar,
rs bbls Garlic Sugar,
20 bbls crushed sugar,
20 bbls pslvsrized sugar,
100 bags Rio coffee,
5 bags Java coffee,
10 bbls golden syrup,
20 bbls n. o. Molasss,
100 bbls crackers,
10 casks Of John J. Roe h Co.'S cele-
brated sugar cured hams,
10 casks Of side meat,
bbls dried beef,
80 chests green Tea,
90 chests black Tea,
100 barrels Whiskey,
10 barrels Brandy,
5 barrels Giu,
, barrels Rum,
2 baroels Wine,
90 cases claret Woe,
10 cases Catawbs Wine,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

~This being one of the oldest establish
nents on the Upper Missouri, it possesses
superior facilities for the accommodation Of
buyers. The goods are oil new and fresh,
and purchasers can rest assured that in buy
ing ct our establishment they will get good
articles 1t the lowest living prices. -.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

HEprort h td
ler much e6 hant hy uvhans II
e
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02
CHEAP FOR CASH.

NJ Prodnc" Of all kinds taken in exchange for
goods "na the highest market price paid.
Also. tnrs. Of all kinds, Dry Hides Pork Bacon
And everything available which the ia may have
t" diasods Of. .lanls6l d. +. HEDGES.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19
The 9ai14 Ae1ps1.
sATVRDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1857.
HIDE THEM AWAY.
BIZ ANN PAGE.

Hide thcml hide them NIL away
His cap, his little frock-
And take from out my aching signs
Yon curling, golden lock;
Ali once It waved upon his brow =
Ye torture me anew-
Leave not SO dcoI q token nore--
Ye know not what ye dol
Inst night the moon came in my room,
And on my bed did lilo
I woke, and In the silver Light
I thought hoard him cry
IIeancd toward tho little crib.
The curtain drew aside,
Before, half sleeping, bethought
Me, that my boy had died
Tske them awayl I cannot look
On nrcht that brcathes OF him
Oh take away the silver cup,
His lips have touched its br1m-,
Take the straw hat from OFT M the . waaa, walls.
,trts wreathed with Withered no"ers'
The rustIng leaves do whisper me
or all the loved lost hoGrs
The r.tt4o with It's music balls
Ohl do not let them soundl
The dtmpled band that grasped them once
Is cold beneath the ground.
The willow wagon on the lawn
Through all my tears SEQ:
Ron It away, Oh! gently roll.
It is an sgonyl
H,a shoes are In tho corner, nurse,
HIS little feet no more
WiI patter Ike the falling rain,
Fnst up and down the floor.
And turn that picture to tho wall
.-His loving mou1ntul eye
II piercing through my very heart,
Again see him del
Oh anguish, how he gazed on me,
When painted oc.: llis breathl
never, mover knew before
How terrible was death.
My boy-my own-my only one
Art thou forever gone?
o God help me to bear the stroke
That leaves 1ae NIL alone.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

aRAN-The offerings Of wheat are but nominal, only
400 bushels red sales reported Corn is n 1an le
ceipt by rail; 10000 bushels yellow and 1000 bushels
white comprised the offerings today the demand Nd Is istr
and prices stendy included in the Rales were 20 psn
Ella fir to prime Wto at 81 06a1 10 200 bushels mixed
do ct 81 0S 5000 bushels yellow at 81 o4ai o. oatsooo
bushels received, and part sold ut 60a62 ctH.
MoLAssEs-We have no sales to notice. Stocks small,
offering but little inducement to buyers and prices hs ni
puov1sIoNs-There is good demand for Bacon, anu
with light stocks prices firm. We quote Shoulders
new Ii cts rib Sides Il cts clear rib do Is cta BuiS
meats are scarce and wanted for Immediate smoknga
cur loud of Sides sold to-day ct 0a10 81 Shoulders are
quoted at 8A cts; aome inquiry for Mess Pork whch s
gelIina In tobbing lots Mt 500 q bb Is held rn o.
13Sai3 cts for prime city and Western bbls.
RIcE.-We notice sae Of SO terccs Carolina ut loc.
Quote 10a10Hc.
sA1r-We have change to report either in prices OF
demand, and quote for lots from dealers, Liverpool
ground alum 50 1Oa2 10; do no So 10a3 20 per sack;
Turks Island 5sa60c per bushel
SuaAR-After tho close of our report yesterday there
was sale of 291 hhds Deerara vacuum pan on private
terms understood 12Tc To-day sales Of so bids Cuba
at 10<al0slc and 10 lhds Porto Rico ut 1sc market
closing firm.
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MARINE NEWS.
port OF cHARLEsToN.

Arrived Yesterday.
sehr Paragon, shute, New York, 10 days. Mdzo To
Tupper L Sons, and others.
= steamer Eliza Huncox, Richardson, Savannah, win
Benufort Hilton Head, DC IL bales Cotton and
Mdze TO Ferguson Holiness g Clarke, Ravenel \
Co. Fraser l. DILL Hopkins, Mcpherson Cod
kirkpatrick.
Cotton. To Shackelford Fraser, and others
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Nevada, Doughty, Baltimore-J Enslow Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator Coxetter, Palatka via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah
From this Port.
Steamship saragossa, CroweN New York, Jan Is.
Ship Missouri, Edward, Liverpool, Dec 30.
UP for this Port.
Ship Southern Rights Ross, ut Liverpool to sail Jan B.
The Seaman Doyle at Liverpool, Dec 81.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, January l5-CoTToN-A fair demand has
existed throughout the day. Under the continued de-
preston in the Liverpool and New York buyers
were claiming concession in prices but factors Delne
unwilling to meet their yewB sales were restricted To
500 henr Of liberal orders ut Bic and below
but as yet holders have been unable to operate at these
fgures The market closed dull at-a5lH Hc ior Mdunng
Stock Offering very light and poor.
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JACOB G.. RENTERS,

MEAsURER AND INSPECTOR OF LUMBER, T1M
lYl Der and WOOD, to be found at Office Of STEIN
MEYER SON, Factors foot Besufain street. respect
fully offers his services the public in above capacity
will be happy to see his friends at above Office.
Hs-The Barnwen Sentinel and EdgedeId Advortser
please publish twice.
December tQtoa
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 15.-corroN-We report dull
and lower market Yesterday 50 bales North Carolina
bnt Middns Upands cannot be quoted higher than Sc
Our market rules heavy in sympathy with the late cable
nlYires from Liverpool.
are unwilling to meet buyers views. We are without
sales to notice today Quote good cargoes god
in bond Small lots to the trade range from a7
10 quality, duty paid.
F1nUR-Ihc market continues dull aud prices lcpress-
ell No inquiry for export, aud only limited jobbing
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pRooEEp1Nas OF CITY COUNCIL.
rH1Rry-sECoND REGULAR MEETING.

COUNCIL CH1.1BER, January Is, 1867,
present-The Mayor, and Aldermen Havenel,
Wragg, Small, Steinmeyer, OAe!i!, oney, Oakes'
s R,r1s Msrshs GonlonaY anstnn snd fns asn
The minutes of the last meeting wero read ana
confirmed, and The following matters dsposed Of !:
Applications for No. l Licenses from =; ~.
Ahrens and others; for No: Licenses IRON JONI M
W;thinrton. Referred to the Committee On LIZ
Application Of E. C. Holland, Superintendent, nd
praying that lamp be placed on Southern nari'
Referred 70 the Committee on Ggntng sog aI,owcd w
to put up two steam engines on q lot at sne West
end Of Beautain street. Referred to the Mayor.
Petition of street laborers praying 1or adait;ohl
wages Referred to the Committee on henei l;o,.o.
Petition Of J. L. Yates, praying to nave pave
mont placed in front Of his house, No. Water
street. and Offering to cede to the city piece OF
land feet by il fsot consideration OF the pave
ment being placed. Referred to the Mayor: -
The following communications were reccls0u 10
nniotn tn'''1oD' CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE.
January T. 1867.
GHsT1EMES: have the honor to report tho organize
ton Of the Board OF Conaissioners Of the a
institution and the election OF officers to serve tor eno
ensuing year, as follows:
Chairman Of the Board-Wm. Q. bee
" Stescrd-j. F. Stcnmeyer.
1ss;s:1nt Hatrons.-Mrs. Eliza Griffith, Mrs; l. W.
Muir Mrs Isabella Henderson, Mrs Louisa kooeT.s Ts
Mra. Agnes Beshan, Mrs Elizabeth AcCsffer, MIS-
c!atharine Bullen, Mrs. Elizabeth lngham.
Se,uiao Mistress-Mrs. Mary Manno.
Laundrcss-Arrs. Jane A. Andrews.
Hospito, N,srse-Niss g. Chariot,
Eno;1esr-W. n. Berry.
Porter and Gdrdsner-Conrad Housnann.
SCHOOL
PtincipdlMiss Agnes Z. Irving.
Assis.ant Teaehers-Miss Mary Ryburn MISS 5ai Eneh
King MISE s. Tarrant Miss Elizabeth Hayes Miss Sarah
Griffith, Miss Mary Lequeux, Miss Annie Gr1hth-
VERY respectfully, your obedient serSant
'e1' Ao'f'S VIM. C. BEE,
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Cons1gnecs per South Carolina Railroad
January IS.
500 bnles Cotton bales Yarns, GO casks Clay cars
| Cattle and sundries. TO NJ Dewane, & W Arm
strong r Rikor, r Agent 7 NJ lIanckel, A Hopley
Co. j Fraser L Co, Willis & Chlsolm G W Williams
Co, Baggetr 4 20, " " Smith, Horaey, Adams
Frost L. Co D O'Nel & Sons
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA January 17.-FrNANcLI-The advance IN
New York has affected our market
GoLp-Brokors buy Mt 1873 and sell at 136.
s S1LyEn-Brokers buy at 130 and sell ut 133
Georgia Railroad Stock dull ut 95 cents.
dav. owing to adyices from Liverpool. We quote Mid
ding 81. Strict MddIng 80, and Good Middhng ssc.
Sales of the ay foot up $50 bales US follows W. at &
OF 81 e lG7 at 80; GO at 4s at 33 at 52; II n
32az; !; aud III at ). The receipts are 69a bales
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Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, January l8.
There was an active inquiry yesterday for the staple
but buyers were restricted for want OF stock Tho mar
ket closed firm at half cent advance sales 1858 bales
say at 27 at % at 49, 46 at 80; at 3oh 2S at
81 a7 at 81 Tat 80 4s at sa % ut s2A; at 80 g
at s3k G4at sSH; lat 81; at 81 n and at 3d. We
quote:
Low Middling. g...................'... =.
St.9t uunuS ntE; ii; i !; - : : :. :. 9460S4h
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IeAN8ell2Crs.

Per steamer Eliza Hanco1. from Savannah via BeaM-
fort, &c-H NJ Stuard, N Knine. z Chaplin, A VII.
liams, Il & Rowe, G Hamilton. s Clapp, Stone, j
Lyman pnd lady. H Walter, T Noble, Murdoch,
F E Widen. E Huntington, Huntington, Z a Lawton,
Mexican and lady, Bessinger, 8 Adams, D Rice,
G Vail, W s johnson, j D Martin, j Crofut ano
lady, Porry, and 80 on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

Tho Committee Belief, to which was referred the nr
plicaon Of Eliza s. Lee for the admission OF hor son
into the Asylum beneficiary ask leave to report Tint
after interview had with the applicant they by no
means certain that her Is represented i'll tho
petition hopeless and confirmed lunatic but that ho
s laborng under great depression OF spirits from
employ and 80 fur from it being necessary to his
own or the safety Of Others that he should be confined
he is perfectly quiet and harmless. IT, III the opinion of
physician confinement should be necessary the Com
mites recommend that he be placed temporarily in tho
iuusc department of the City Hospital until the
more fully developed j. Il. AONOOR
8. G. COURTENAY.
Alderman Honour made the following report,
which was laid over for consideration at next regu
lar meeting:
r.farrod the communication Of Mr. Poznans in relation
to the use of his Gas Mulper beg leave to reporThat
IN the consideration of the same they have not relied
upon certificates or heoretic calculations but upon the
results Of practical experiment. made at the Main Guard
House. wnere the apparatus Was applied IN tue month
oY November This experiment was applied to Inc ehts
m ihe bu ling ITSELF aud also to the street lamp the
consumption OF which is registered by distinct and
separate meter -..o4; 80 40, o,,o,,+
thtrdl less with the Of the muipher than With
ant II. While the light was equally good.
Yops COMMITTEE also obtained infoEman0a Eon M @t'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19
JOHN q. GTEINMEYEE.
q. B. CAKES.
JAMES COsGROYE.

Alderman Honour 2lade the following reports
which were concurTed in:
The Committee on Rsliel to which was referred the
petition Of Edward Laftte in relation to execution
for ta1es on lot purchased by him in 1865 ask leave to
report that after careful consideration Of the matter
they recommend that the proposition of Mr. Latte bo
accspted and that the Sheriff be instructed to receive
hundred and hfyone i2l00 dollars s15l 42100) in full
for the execution and interest," exclusive OF costs.
J. q. HONOUR.
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
schr Nsyada-9e,ooO feot Pine TIM
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To the Hosorabls the Kayor and Aldermen Of the CITY
arHrKMEE:-At. meeting OF the Board Of Commits
oners of the rOor held Wednesday, the sth INSTANT
the following elections were made
h III. Manigsult, Master.
Susan Manigault. Matron-
J. O. Note, Book and Door Keeper.
B. 8. aar to supply house and pensioners with oreao
at 6 cents per pound. ,-,.,
Thos A. johnson to supply house and pensioners with
beef at 10 cents per pound.
Respectfully,
sec'y and Trsasr Board of Commissioners OF Poor OF
Charleston.
The following communication was approved:
CHARLESTON, January is, 1867.
TO the Hon. the AdyoT and Aldermen: ~,
GrNr1 EnEN Tho Board Of Firemnsters Respectfully
roommate Mr. C. mar for the position OF Ftremassor
TO m the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF j. b.
Jungbluth ESQ Respectfully,
'uAAs o111.' 10y B. III. STROBEL. c. and 8.
Resignation OF J. II. Pundt, as Firemaster, was
Return Of Harbor Master for December, 1866,
showing s42S 14-1Oo paid into the City Treasury.
information.
The following report Of the Captain Of Police
was received as information:
nrpoa1 OF THE CAPTAIN FoIIcE, 10 Els HONOR TIE
MiYoR OF THE OF CHARLESTON, SLOWING THE NUN
RER OF PERSONS ARRESTED IN THE CITY OF CHARLES
roN DURING THE MONTH OF HoFEhBEBs LOCO, ANp
TIE CAUSE OF THEIR ARREST.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19
ship P.I N G.

FOR LIVERPOOL AL
Et&e> American ship 'sNEREUs," n. N. Nickles Mas
IEEE& ter, has portion of her cargo engaged. and
ee.--w will hive quick dispatch for the above port.
For further Freight engagements apply to
WILLIS & CHISOLM,
january North Atlantic Wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

O. That the result Of these conferences. and the aop
ton OF the Recommendation Of the Commissioners OF
Poor by the City Council, was contract binding on
Council aud the Trustees respectively. 40 long as tho
stlpulations contained ould be mutually carric ont
anu only to be a,lullcd by the mutual agreement of tie
fully carried out till the city fell into the hands of the
enemy When the seizure Of al the public buildings anl
the dispersion OF the City Government rendered it ipos
slbe for either party to meet its engagements. the city
having funds to pay its contribution. and the rsteecs
for ilile no building in which to carry operations.
DURING the trying years of the the Trustees had, for
more than eighteen months provided for the sick md
wounded soldiers without any Charge either to the city,
tho State tile Confederate authorities When driven
from the Hospital by tue enemys shells they provided
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

Alderman Steinmeyer made the following report,
which Was adopted:
The Committee Licenses report avoraby upon tho
following applications for Junk Shop Liconses md re-
commend the granting of the same James Cummings,
Horelaud's Wharf; Samuel Byzus John and Elizabeth
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN q. STENMEYEE.
2. B. OAKES
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

Amount OF Fines imposed at Mayors Court. .$s5T 0C
Amount OF Fines paid By Prisoners 545 90
Amount paid to Policemen 275 ST.
BaIauce paid to City Treasurer 269 sc
Amount Of Fines deducted from Pay Of Police 414 @
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

e. B. oLNEY.
+. WILLIS
P. c.. GaILLARD, Mayor.
The Mayor made the following report, which Was
received as information:
matter of tho verdict the Jury of Inquest re-
Gently rendered in the of Thomas Frean beg to
submit the following
The record reads as follows
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19
MARRIAGES..

W, Fl. sM1TH, Clerk Of Council.
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AI(lerman "UIney HIaoe 1l1o 1o1'0'1"6
which was adopted: ,,.no a..
The Committee Accounts report that tneS naSe GA
anine the following bills find them correct and re-
commend they be paid, riz p,ra
Bills of Gas Company for Streets and PUBLIC Bmna o.
a asH ,,;,i :; L. .oo,n:t orntan House . 1888 6S
S3 Suilny i,iii Ss neea;nut Aims House Al 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

Twenty-Five distractions in the streets and five alarms
Of reported during the month and referred respect
lively to City Inspector and Chief Of Fire Department
SixtysiI head OF horses mules, cows &C., &C..
found going at large contrary to City Ordinances and
wsre disposed OF accordi,gly.
OFFICE or CAPTAIN OF POLICE.
MAIN GUARD HoU5E January 8, 1867.
hereby certify TINT the above is correct report from
the Mayors Morning Report Book for Upper and Lower
Wards c. 3. SiGWALD,
Captain of Police
Received the above two hundred and sixty.nine
b0-l0O. s. THOMAS.
January Il, 1857
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cd IN the case, ant his do

1bU
II ia tr,e that Frean was led by the falling Of wall
hut urder circumstances which would scarcely warrant
sncl verdict; and In orde to show this submit the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

market Is inactive end prices nominal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

hOritCs not resH, wouu state thlt m july IIHt
these walls were reported unsafe The Agent OF Estate
of Napier was iumodiaely noied BY the City Inspector
and he very promptly authorized the Inspector to employ
proper parties to pull them down. This do1e tho willis
wcre pulled down to what deemed by others point
OF safety and the bill wus paid b. the agent Since tha
time no report OF the insecurity any OF these was has
been made, and naturally supposed they safe.
After full examination of circumstances and locality
do most honestly acqut myself OF any blame in this
matter Il say myself the blame, if any, would justly
attach to me- md no ono clsc nnd without further COM
men: leave the matter tor the decision Of the community
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Purcell proprietor Of the Mills House. and from the RFS
nreiors of the Daily News, both of which ISL
nMts have hod the multipcr in use and tlear .
nents of the dminulion OF consumption aecols WIS
ours. @z,,=.,-, .o,on er-nnri.
n,ants to Test comparative brliancy OF tho nn' e
vb;n were nade upon the photomctrical apparatus &
lonrinc to the Gus Company, which showed ta
tse uso of tho mutpier, burner WI GU % ~ that
flow of two feet per hour, garc nsnt eu.t ~ " f.at
throyn by n burner which admitted no" VI M n'o A
without tile usc OF the nultipllcr or tho
The Gas Company has agreed to the Which
,,nltincr to the street lamps, under cohlatio
hn Gnm1ntteo deem reasonable, and has aso I;nts
n scale Of charges yarying with the nunoer nn an
,c Committco dccming IL essential 20 ~ a i1nred
nraoSo in tho number Of strc flights, peg ~ t oI tbe
~ tho number to one tlousaila aPpsss @ s.s
i.;i;cr ~ This will be increase OF p
nat ~, Te cost of what we low have, VIZ: 1our
~ Ihn Connitttee would also recommend that Ihey oe
thor1zeI to apply the multiper to the soYcrai pnoe
bndinrs 10 illustrate the advantage 10 oe eaioo ""
Will taxi. the Orphan House for example, n.
Gas bill against that house for the montn Oh Do
n,er was 500 feet which, at Sc per NJ 1s SlalVo
,Nt t,c nse of the multipier this will be reduced
one-tllirtl or to 5,GGG feet ~, t
Snnnpsug there 100 lights in tho building the cost
will bc l5 liGG feet at Sc per NJ :s94oo
| Ta Mr. Poznanski for fluid and attendance 81 =, :.
per II. - ''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16

NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
CITY OF NEW YORK
Books Of subscription to the capital stock Of this compan
open at the Ninth National Bank, No 3s3 Broad
way, New York Early application is requisite for STOCK
the books will shortly be closed. j
JOSEPH U. oRvIs.
President.
HENRI G. CARTER.
Frat Vice President.
JAMES MERRELL.
Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.-TRMPLBG R<5vR HOTEL
~ now Superior ID duccments " fshiice and
aent guests, usder ihs management Of n r. SErhoUR.
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GUNNER BoARD.-THE OLD HOMESTEAD no TEL,
- Is located the banks OF the Passac river, ~ miles
from New YORK; is trains daily from foot OF Chambers
street. Is now open for summer boarders terms from $40
upwards Address James g. Turnor box 800 Post onice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16

This magnificent summerlote will open for It's second sea
son on tne Ih o. May Families who for the
months OF June July and August three months
VIII be taken at reduced rates. Application rooms made
me hotel a. Long Branch By person or letter On every
TUESDAY and Thursday OF the proprctors be-
The Asor House, New York, between " aud O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16

CMIrHsoNIAN HOUSE, AT SyAcR. on TUE dun.
~ son - mhes from New York, accessible BY bosfs and
carChocs Rooms can be secured Il on the