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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-09
SURGERY

1t Is ono OF the greatest triumphs Of Home.
opathy to dispense with the operation OF ampu-
tation and eScision In more than twothirds OF
the cases, by the radical cure Of the diseased
parts, which Allopathy would have consigned
TO the knife.
Fractures aud serious wounds are healed In
less time and with less pain than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy is fulfilling a mission whose end
Is the overthrow OF all other modes Of cure.
and the establishment Of liz own complete and
permanent rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LrPE AssuRANcE.-The
Directors OF u London Life Assurance Oficc--
the " General Proyident at its recent meet
Ing, have placed on record their opinion " that
Joy more robust health, arc less frequently at.
tackled by disease and when attacked recover
more rapidly than those treated by any other
system: that with respect 10 the more fatal
classes OF diseases the mortality under Homn.
opathy IL small In comparison with that Of Al.
lopathy: that there are diseases not durable ~
all under the latter system which are perfectly
curnble under tile former; and finally, that the
medicines prescribed By homeopathic do mol
injure the constitution, whereas those employed
by Ailopaths not unfrequcntly entail the most
serious aud In many instances fatal conse.
queicrs." The Directors further propose 10
summon a meeting OF the shareholders 10 lay
before them the facts they have collected and
the decision at which they have arrived. name
ly, To open II special section for pcrsonn treat.
ed by homeopathic system, NJ a lower rate or
premium than that charged on other lives.
London (EHgJ Obsr/rtr.
-
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LrrE INSURANCE.
coNPANr. Of Albany, New York. says: " Re
garding medical treatment, ~ affecting ratcn,
that the systems Of medical practice a. affecting
the duration OF life arc well worthy Of consider
alton BY Life Insurance Companies appears TO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-09

HOMEOPATHY IL the only true system OF
medicine based upon the laws Of nature. Sew.
e~nty:hye years OF experience have proven that
one.half or those dying at an early age can be
saved.
Homeopathy cures all durable diseases per-
manently, which have resisted the skill Of the
best practitioners of any OF the old medical sys.
TEN for years.
Homeopathy aims TO eradicate disease entire
~; TO cure sure and easy, without bleeding,
blistering. cauterizing or dragging; I'd prolong
life and lessen tho number OF Sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-09

The Plantation Blttcrs make the weak strong, the
lauguld brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
~rcstorer. .
The public may rest assured that In no case Will
the perfectly pure standard Of the PLANID toS Dir
TERs be departed from. Erery bottle beam thsydc.
or IL cannot be genuine.
Anv perIon pretending 10 sell PLANTATION Dir:
TIERS IL bHk or ~ the gallon. is a suindler and
importer. Berdrr Of refiied b0tflss. See that our
Pirate Stamp is CSNuTILATED Orrr every cork.
Sold by all Druggists. GrocerS and Dralars through
out the World.
u. III. DRAKE & CO.,
New York, sole ProprletOrs.
RED1SGTOS T. Co.,
IlB nnd us Front street n Frnncisco.
dDenfs for California and HerHdh.
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tienta treated by Homeopathic physicians eight
will die. while II the same number are treated
by Allopathic physicians. thirty.fou will die:
and OF the myriads who die under old school
treatment tho world over. homeopathic treat.
ment would save scvcnty.six OF every hundred.
Virginia. September I, 1868. sci n
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Importnnt Certiacates.

"s owe much TO you. for verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. ". II. WAGG0SER, Madrid, n. Y"
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80 . | have been = great u1erer from By :
pcpsla, and hal to abandon prealuing. = The
Plantation BittcrS have cured me.
REV. j. :. CATHORN, Rochester. y. Y"
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NEW LIGHT!
ATM . SPHERIC
KEROARNE LAMP.

The Cheapest. Safest, Steadiest and most Bril-
liant Light known. No smell, no smoke
and no chimney. Superior In every
respect to tho best Gas In the
world. and not Onc.thirl Of
the expense!
Upon Chimney. lamps the brcaksge OF Chin:
ncyi IL equivalent 10 the entire cost OF the oil
gives a. much light as Two Chimney.hmps. and
with a less quantity OF oil.
No person who usea one OF these Lamps for
an evening will be satisfied with any OTHER
light.
Tho lamps ara adapted TO every purpose for
which light IL needed, and are made IN every
desirable form.
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nanny GOLD AND SILVER

nANRY GOLD AND SILVER
IL Mining Company.-Noticc.-A special
meeting Of the Shareholders OF the above Com
pany will be- held at their Office. COZ Washington
street. San francisco, California, on MONDAY.
the nineteenth day Of october, 1868. at ono
o'clock r. NJ, for amendments OF the Bylaws
and such other business as may he brought be:
fore the meeting. Proxies must be written and
filed with the Secretary.
nr1 al A N0EI. Secretary,
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"S . . Thou wilt send me two bottles more
Of thy Plantation nittcrs. My wife has been greatly
benefited by their use.
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nTVIDRND NOTICK:--THE
Kentuck Mining COMPANY has this day de-
clared Z dividend OF Twenty Dollars $50 per
share on each and every share OF the capital stoSk
OF the said company, payable on
October 10, 1868. Tho diyidends upon az s.o Siii
standing In tho name OF A. L. Hill, TrustSs: WI,
in Virginia, Nevada, on presentation OF tins GER
tlfcates OF stock. INV p,..i5.n,
once Reutuck Mining Company, San Frs nn
October 7, 1883 ~
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DIR. Spencer's Fragrant sapoine.
A PURELY VEGETABLE TYON
FOR THE TEETH.

O@ eHSAASs
A PURELY VEGETABLE PREPIRATy OY
FOR THE TEETH.
TT CLEANSES. WHITENS AND PRE-.
i serves the Teeth, prevents aching and arrests
decay, removes tartar, scurf, acid accumulations
and all other offensive substances from them /:
prevents liberation and strengthens the gum
Induces a healthy action and consequent firm
ness and brightness OF color: imparts 4 delight
sl and refreshing feeling TO the month. corrects
di>agrecable odOrs arising from dccayed teeth,
use OF tobacco. bilious or acid stomachs-mak
ins Il really such n toilet luxury H. to insure its
daily Use by both children and adnlts, . practice
so ~easentill to the preservation OF the Teeth and
health OF the gums, whilst the general demand
for II at once announces the fovor In which IL Is
universally held.
To Parents, Chiidrcu, Young Men
md Ladies'.
Have yon ever considered the importance OF
preserving your Teeth from decay; Have ron
considered the great functions they perform
through life: How much your health, comfort,
voice and well being depend upon them: They
are the hardest. most durable and firmly set
structures OF the human system. combining
strength. symmetry and beauty, and intended 10
survive all other parts OF the body. Nature has
done well her work In be.towinc these beautiful
and useful organs, and let to III the duty Of pro-
tectin2 and preserving them.
Nothing adds more TO Beauty than clean. white
Teeth. healthy. rosy guns, and a sweet breath;
on the contrary, the most ,bcantiirl face and rosy
lips become rcpulsivc II, when the latter are
opened, they exhibit the spectacle OF neglected
teeth.
Handsome teeth and purity OF breath is an nd.
vantage which cannot be too highly priced, as
the want OF either IL the most unfortunate cir
cumstance that can bcfall beauty, and is alone
sufficient 10 annihilate the most perfect and
otherwise inviting charms.
Ifyou have decaycd teeth 20 at once 10 a skill
fnl dentist and have them put in good order,
an or which brush them daily with the SAPoEE,
and by 20 doing arrest decay. preserve the teeth
and avoid the toothache, with all its attending
horror.
sold by all druggists and dealers.
r. H. MCDONALD & CO..
Proprietors and Drnggists,
Street, New York. ty3T.sn
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MEDICAL.
TO THE ~UNFORTUNATEi
NEW REMEDIEsi NEW REMEDIEsi
Dr. Gibbons Dispensnry

y1,nt<r-1p
616 kEARNn sIHEEr, -
VAV cor 'ouMNha a. ~
Francisco, estaoa
1851, ior nv . 1ia
SeSualand seminar DISEASES,
such a. Gonorrhca, elect
Structure, syphilis IN all It's
forms, Seminal weakness
lmpotcncy, etc., SKIN dis,
eases (of years standins) and
liberated Legs successnnnyN
treated.
DOCTOR GlbboS mas inc pleasure OF an
r~ouncinG that nc has retnrned 10 tnis STATE aiter
an absence OF one year, during winch time he
has visited all the principal hospitals Of Europe
among them those OF Dublin. London and
Paris. The following celebrated hospitals are
nmonU those visited by the Doctor. GUYS,
s,niihf.ld 81. Luke's, Old street: st. Mary's,
H,mb place. Pad: Lock, Harrow Road: Uni.
v~rr-ity. Cover street; Westminster, Broad
Sanctuary; Charins Cross. Agar street, Strand;
London, Whitcchapcl Road: Royal Free, Gray's
inn Road: Kings Cottage, Portugal street.
DOCTOR GIBBON has also visited Doctors
Acton OF London. Parker of Birmingham, Eng;
and Ricord OF Paris; who are considered the
U Sno!e authority il acknowledged to be The
highest in the treatment Of sexual disease.
their new mode Of treatment, which cannot be
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands OF persons, both male
and female, are there VINO are suffering out a
miserable existence from tue snects OF secret
indnlgences, or from VIRUS ABSORBED INTO the sys-
TEN Look al their paid, emaciated and dis
figured faces and broken, down constitutions,
disqnsliSinS them ior the happiness OF marriage
or the enjoyment OF me-. In this horrid situa-
ton thousands snner until aeatn closes the scene.
Let parents, guaruiahs any nienas attend 10
those who are suffering with any OF these horri-
BILE life DESTROYING malad'esIsee tnat they are
cared for anu cured before " De 100 Iate. send
them Immediately 10 Or. Gio0on, a physician
who has made private diseases his special study
for years, and who Is certain 10 cure the most
invc,erate cases without mercury or any other
injurious drugs. Il IL important to those who
are afflicted or to those who are interested in the
welfare OF their friends, to be careful Of the
many pretended doctors, who infest all cities,
publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a
lew days, Imposing upon the public by using the
names OF eminent physicians nom Europe and
other places. Be, therefore, careful. and make
strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands Of
rhn-a chariaians
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X. II. 8; CO..

General Agents and Druggists,
San Francisco and Sacramento, Cal, and 81 Plat
Street, New York.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. f. KILLER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
SURGEON.
nR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT.
IL tention to
Medical and Operative Surgcry and Mid
vifery.

olhes,@ South C street, opposite Wells.
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TO MILL MEN
BATTERY sCRERNS!
BATTERY sCREENs:
Having made many improvements IN our
Screen. punching Machines, we are now furnish
Ing Quartz Mills with the best quality Of
RUSSIA IRON PUNCHED SCREENS .
At the reduced rate OF
seysnty.ivc Cents Per square Fosi.
Orders respectfully solicited.
EXTRA QUALITY LARGE ma.
NILLA ROPE.
A full stock on lmnd and for sale at tho lowest
rates by
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Importers,
Corner c and Taylor streets. Virginia.
Betting BETTING
Our own Importation.
Best Cotton.fllcd Rubber Betting, from 3
10 5-ply.
5000 feet, all. sizes, from : 10 ~ inches
wide.
Afro Hemp.nlled and Leather Betting.
For sale at reduced rates by
GILI.IG, MOTT & CO.,
Importers.
Corner Z and Taylor streets. Virginia.
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

tho we give the location and Churches
Fss Schools % ,ss
each the names of rIinsps. ETC. ''''n A'''''ns
Esv GsurrIes Vice y~.iasas and PrefsSs 81
Natural aud Rev r'' Il. s.
Srs IF &. l.. Il SsD Rev S
COLLEGIATE co asx kss a. powne 81
ss q essss:s ss1 Rev
Rev SIMON r.; Rsy + j. Graves; Rev dc Carriere;
'. at % q. y 10 sRs in
mas a. S ve.psg Mas. at and
st. Stesse"; Napo'son Avenue 1oiynyNRev A. Yer.
$:.: F. w. g.:
nsS ana 10 .. o 70 French
TX os y; and sunday in Eng
:. :;;.g
1osspk 1aa,as Soass"ss ;,,ts and
sstsr Hsssih ss e
oeoeE sSss A = an T. %ssk
at osss Evening
..anes sa TsassEs y0f1pAss stree. ess.es eo
r. Masses and dsySsidn . Rsv
Soirs B a%s a. Bon sseo,. f,eue,, ,a,..o. .,,,. =,
ise'f e.. zas..i
O'clock Sundays: First Mass at s1y ana H
g. ~ oS9sk Sermon at 10 o'clock. Evening sermon e
ufsx5s 81 $ssss sss
sss & 6
e s ss. rs .!;ss vi
,sa ss 81 s. x<.ss. a" rso.
@ On at fpft M Sermon at 10 o'clock Yes
Father ses
q sns on e1 Mssk q day MHss
ass:s ss.s! f Sssss; css;s
tRer Row kes Father Sl1 fs
TO- ee sermon @ay Mass F r. and 1soe
'd ~ Sa,s At 4 1 SsIels
e PASTOR s' Fsx an" fs S1
ooeh sHn Gash ne H9son Week
vespers at o clock. = " ''e''''N ~ ~ CLOCK
SMITH, s'te spnra s'qa. and ys
REV. M ssS nSslio e NJ Rev VIM Key
, y Sunday Mass ~ sermon at 81 and
cs1e es1e at c Ss.1 %ad ;a M
RaS a ahheg .I;" w Pastor Rev Father Subj
sunday at T. and 1t" Sermon 10oclock. vespersat
. ss an4s cI.rsh st Philip street bet.ee Homan aud
t ocloct sunday i ad 81 fass"s Week day Mas.
ast S. Key Father Father Tr.ri. Week.
o'clock. Vespers at 3 o'clock. " "'A -"
d tfEG't Fo SeF wssr y y M land
and an% IS SUNDAY % E 1t IL
,r..t, 10 g" S1 " -HdndecHe and MordleR
"e e17 rather A. Du Pastor Weekday Mass
ers at 4 o'clock. ''"~N' GO
st. Ls!s,s eNa,ea Craps oeeee, Marigny and
id t s1'etSmhey fatherC Moynan Rev Father
= "a ooh IN week day Mass at 81 o'clock. Sunday
o. Jfose de Gn,d Bayou street bettcec Gorge,os and
rodd sfreets-ltev. Father F. Mitte,ronn Weeir ia.
ass at o'clock Sunday at a 10. Sermon at -
Chdget o. the Ursiine Conrent Third I,istr;r,v.r,
er n Perche, Chaplain. Mass on SUNDAY Mt ~ a,,S
.. yyG"eph Chmrch Gret'a Sundays Mt O'Clock
ngiisl and German every ajfernn,e S,nIa IN
lock, Nespers and Beriedictfon. '' az ~
hoy Cross. male Oypha, 4 s,lum y,,ea.,,,..,..
iohy ~ uoh 'horus' and
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GAsFITTERs-AND PLUMBERS.

IN McKENDRICK.
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER GAS FITTEP E1c
l64---.....t- MAGAZINE STREET 464
Between Race and Robin
From twenty years practical experience in the business
can warrant all work entrnsteds him. No pains shall
be spared to merit the confidence patrons bv bav
ing all orders promptly executed the best
and latest improvements, on the moderate terms
DWELLINGS, OFFICES, STORES st..
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe
HOT COLD PLUNGE,
And Shower Bathing Apparatus P
WATER CLOSETS y
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, etc,
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES
mill ly For hot water pipe attachments
JOHN l lSlfE. NJ. H. ArrLEeATE
NFGINTYRE & APPLICABLE
PL o NJ BERS,
ID #lers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers Bath Tubs
mat En- Gi9sets wash Stands Kitchen Sinks, Lift
brass and Plated Cocks of all patterns, ~
LAG. -..---.-.......P OYDIsAS STREET LAG
NEW ORLEA Ms
n f-Ag gents for ColwelIs, Shaw s; Wizards Patent
Tin Lined Pipe. '
Hydrants put up extended, and repaired. Repairing
-'""s "'ne' fe23 1y
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
JAMES A. GRESHAM, =

JAMES A. GRESHAM - oA - -i
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONER
--t 81 CAMP STREET. afr .r-
respectfully call the attention of Catholics to s
large and splendid stock of Catholic PRAYER Books and
Bibles, from 25c to e25 each. 80
Also various Church Rocks and Works Of Devot,ou
including the Lives of the Roman Pontihs" from Ct
feter to Plus TX; the Imitation Christ by Tbomss
A. kempis; Sadlier's Catholic Directory and orJo
for 1853" -'
Mt Gresham would specially to the heads of
Catholic Schools and Converts that is prepared to
furnish the School Books used and required at the lowest
Northern prices. including the Christian Brothers
series the Metropolitan Readers Kearney's Series of
School Books and all kinds Of Stationery. mhl5slm
~ FITZWILLIAM e. Co. ,l
,,o,, DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY
BLA INK BOOKS
NO as CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Books neatly bound i
Job Printing, such Cards. Bill Heads Letter Heads
Circulars Bill of Lading ETC., neatly promptly exc
cuted ut the lowest market rates.
WE HAVE OUR OWN PRINTING OFFICE AND
Orders respectfully solicited and carefully attended to-
fec 3m -
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p T. uO1AKIH-
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTAr1oNER.
l'' Camp street. opposite St Patrck's Church,
Has a general stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, especially
those used in Catholic Schools Colleges Bibles
Prayer Books Standard and Miscellaneous Works an
proved by the highest Catholic authorities All the latest
Catholic Publications, Beads Medals Crucifxes and r.li.
gious Pictures General agent for Catholic Newspa
pers and Magazines Base Balls Bats Bases and Score
Books. zoo, g.,
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LIFE OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY-Published
by Messrs. Sadler; splenddly illustrated and ele.
gantly bound
HISTORY OF IRELAND-Ancient and Moiern-By
Martin Haverty: finely illustrated. Acknowledged
to be the most reliable history extant
FENIAN HEROES AND MAETYRS-By John Say
age The latest contribution on this exciting theme
los MAGAZINES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
information on every subject.
STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
LOCAL AND FOREIGN PAPERS foo
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Z. 3. DICKEY.

: I M Ii. Z. 4. pICKEY.
KRULL & DICKEY,
WHOLESALE AND retail,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERS
LOG Canal Street, New Orleans La
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous, School, and Juvenile
A'ookS. I'm
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EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES ID. ELDER
- No. 149 Poydras street, New Orleans
BENG Special Agent for many Colleges Converts and
academies in Southern and Western States offers
tgrats) facilities to and guardians who wish ia
select schools for their children and wards .-
Catholic Institutions may have their collections and
any other interests faithfully served by placing them
promptly in charge of this Agency.
mhS 6m '' A|"
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escape of the ammonia during the process
of fermentation by decomposing the carbon
ate OF ammonia, and converting the ammo
mia into sulphate by means of sulphuric
acid. Prepare your heap thus: Four loads
OF peat, to be mixed in layers with two
loads OF fresh horse dung, and, if great heat
Is evolved during the decomposition of the
two bodies, cover up the heap with fresh
mould amongst which has been mixed q nor
ton of sulphuric acid.
WEIGHT OF Corn PER AcRE.-A cor
respondent of an agricultural paper has re-
Gently published an account of the weight
OF his corn sown broadcast on a couple of
acres and some rods. He says thirty-five
tons OF manure were spread upon each
acre. Ten bushels of white, fiat, Maryland
corn were sOwn on two acres and thirty
two rods. The whole was well plowed and
repeatedly narrowed, and heavy roller
was applied. Three separate rods of this
corn were cut and weighed, and the average
weight per rod was three hundred and
eighty eight pounds. This gives between
thirty one and thirty,two tons per acre,
land well prepared. We think forty
tons per acre may be grown by sowing
IN drills, but the labor would be more |
though the seed would not cost one
quarter as much. The writer says he fed |
out his corn from two acres and thirty |
ious- 20 twenty COWS, three other cattle, |
and five calves, and it kept them seven !
weeks and five days, with what they could |
pick in a dry pasture. And he is satisfied /
that this corn was equal to fifteen tons of the /
very best of English hay. But we think he
puts a wrong estimate on this fodder from
his corn field. Fifteen tons of hay would
keep his stock through half the winter
any aid from, the pasture ground,
yet while all his stock could bite, bushes
and all, his corn kept his stock but one
third of the time that cattle are fed in win
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Organization for 1S6S-Osicial DecnpitntiSn
Of ID. \. Valentine, the Clerk.
At noon yesterday the gentlemen comprising tho
Board OF Aldermen for the ensuing convened IN
tho Aldcrmanic chamber, At tho city Hall. and prs
ceeded carry tho arrangements which had
been perfected in caucus !,
Mr. Tourney. deputy clerk. in the absence Of tho
clerk called tho Board order tho hour named and
after reading the Gust mary certificates VI membership
Of the Board asked for nominations for presd ng occ
A resolution was presented by Alderman RErTnA
naming Alderman John Hardy Al chairman pro tenn.
Tie resolution was unanimously adopted. and Alder.
HAgDY taking tho chair mado Q rev very happy
aud appropriate remarks
Alderman McGRAm then offered resolution naming
Alderman Conan as President for the ensuing year.
Alderman WnIrE moved to amend by striking out tho
name OF Alderman Conan and inserting In lieu thereof
the name Of Alderman Cusnnau.
The amendment received but one vote, and the orig
nnI resolution then unanimously adopted.
Alderman Conan was conducted to the chair by Alder
men McGrath and Cushman. and on taking mis- seat
rci urJed thanks for the honor copcrred on him. ana
promised to DO his duty TO the best Of his ability.
Alderman O'BRIEs then offered resolution naming
Joseph Shannon Clerk Of the Board TO which Aldor.
man CrsaMAy offered amendment naming David I.
Valentine 10 lieu Of Joseph shannon.
For the amendment Aldermen White, Cushmnn AND
Coulter voted in the affirmative and the democratic
members the negative Tho original resolution wac
then put and unanimously adopted.
William Walsh was unan imousy chosen SorgcantaoA
Arms to tie Hoard
committee from tho old Board Of Councilmsn
entered the chamber md anuounc that their Board
had Organized for 1865 and ready to receive cos
municn ions from the Board OF Aldermen
rue PREsrDsNr red that the Board OF Aldermen.
would 10 ready 10 communicate In . few minutes.
immediately alter q committee from the newlys
elected Board OF Councmen entered ,he chamber ana
announced the organization Of thcir Board aud theR
readiness TO receive cominun cations
President CONAN Informed the committee that the
Board had commun cation TO mako TO the Board OF
Council uen represeu ed by the committee.
On motion a mitter, comprising Aldermen MilleHI
Cushman and Rcpper, was appointed 10 wait on tho
Mayor and inform him Of the organization OF tho Board
ana Aldermen Connor. O'Brien and Coulter we're APP
pointed 10 wait the Board OF Counclmcu.
Colonel Joino Chic tierk TO the Mayor, entered the
chamber prescntsd the Of his Honor TO tho
Bo,rd TIE message was read and the usual number
ordered n be printcd.
The report OF tho Croion Aqueducs Department aud
the ComItrolers budget for 1858 then pTesento
and the usual number o. each ordered TO be printed
On motion Of Alderman HARDY q committee On
finance was appointed TO consider tho Comptrolcr's
budget, as Observation-Disclosures Moore Hardy, Farley,
Coulter ana AoQusido.
On motion tho Board then adjourned TO Monday nsxt,
~ avo O'Clock M