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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

Try our Soaps, and If ,hes ia! u ths
great work they are expected to do, YOU
money will be refunded. Sold by Grncers
MOORE l. BRO; Cd aud Orange Sts., VII
Eiusta3, Del
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REV. Mr.. WEED, will preach in the Pres
byterinn Church, Of Ekton, tomorrow
Sabbath morning at 1n9 o'clock. The
public are invited TO attend.
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focal Affairs.

REESE & FoARp are still selling Chcap
Goods, Mt their Cash House, in the Hollow
Bargains before taking stock.
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We defy the word to produce Soaps that
will give better satisfaction than our Viii
mington City, Olive, Detersive aud Brown.
Sold hy all Grocers. MOORE 4 BRO, I'd
snd Orange S,s., Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

The Cecil Delegates I'll ted for swaun
Mr. Miller, the Senstor froll this county
voted for Archer on the fret ballot but Lea
him for Pratt the second day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

To the Ladies. Wilmington Cnr
Soap only wants TO be tried to become u
lavorite in every family, the sale of which
has more than doubled in tho las. two weeks
Sold hv all g-ocers MOORE 4 BRO, Sd
and pranse St5,. Wilmington, Del,
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Tnr County Commissioners hayr been in
session since TUESDAY We were not able
10 get report proceedings this week,
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The high ssuunstion in which R.reu's ~,
hAS'ais have been hs!a, d.ri9s fourteen year, -s,
We shall tulIy sustain in the future. Having nav
'he enre control Of the great resources Of The ciiv
Of chicago, for furnishing Ammonia ANA pboa, ba,a
yielding material, yz:-Bones, Dried Flesh, Blood
&C. We have, in connection With our worls in Phil
adelphia tho largest facilities for furnishing these
hsna;es, a. NE s.gcFe leg prices
BAuGa { SoNe. rhIlailolbiI..
SoHTH'WEsThRN FERTiLizisG co, Chicago.
'ohS hALrtoN CO., Gen'l Ag'ts, New York
GEORGE W KIRKE& CO., Boston
GEORGE DUGDALE Wholesale Ag, p,,.i...n.
For oil Information respecting the above Mauurss,
al hess either Of the above hoGgss,
Jan Is, lsUs--yM
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DAVIS & McCArLFy. intending to make a
change in their business in the Spring, offer
Great Bargains in al. kinds of Goods.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
w In every locality. An Agent for the Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Wilmington.
References required Address
GEO. ". STONE, Gen1 Sup,
oct 10, lseI--tf Wilmington, Del.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
Tho Annual Election for Directors OF THI.
NATIONAL BANK or ELkTOS, will hc nald az
the Ranking Hous.. on TrEsDar, clst Of JanuaT;
lss6 from 10 I'll 1 o'ciocs.
ASrstsreholders are earnestly urged 10 attend. ~
other mst,s u Interest Viii bs before them.
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Dec q, lS67--tni Cashier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

Mr.. Bnehsm has reported a bill sup.
Elemental TO the Reconstruction acts. II
places supervisory powers syer reconstruc.
ton in the banda Of Gen. Grant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

Our Soaps are sold by nearly every grocer
in this State, and very largely in Maryland
and Pennsylvania, and are giving entire sat.
Isfnc'ion. MOONE& BRO, I'd and Orange
SITS, Wilmington, Del.
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''tu "'''' passed. an! distribution n"n"'
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inventory OF Inc e'o1' tnd 'ha'i"iS o.
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to ,.I. ~. ,or>o,.I ,,r,,,,o..r ,i,aaas,,, -,
ordoroa tho, D,r;1 " T..,.,.
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an,roycl Also, that ". +. Nrrnunnob T.,
,nn.;n,o,) Adm. If Joh, Nccn,,o,ob 4s,,I.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

II last weeks H'hig no noticed the re.
covery Of the body OF man who had been
drowned in the canal at Chesapeake City
with tho circumstances attending The case
It seems our reporter was pisinformod in
several particulars. The name OF. the man
who came to SO un;imely an end, was Bid
vel, a.l tiara were no marks Of violence
on his persoa 10 Indicate l4at b led been
fouly dcult With |, is the prevailing epin,
ION that he fell OF the foo,.bridgo into the
wa,cr, under the influence Of Intoxicating
drink, which happened in Novembc. last,
the time previously stated. Bidwcl left
motbcf, ~ s4e SIS .cs depandont upon
bin for support. Hn a!so lon a wife and
children. The Aldermen whom he was re,
ported 10 be in company with on he night
Of his disappearance are men OF good sepu.
t.ton, on whom no suspicion Of foul play
rcstes:, So tina, our reporters account is
considerably marr@d in IL JIG t.-esie features
by the plain statement Of facts,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

offered for the present nj 80 CENTS on THE DOL
LAR they 'hs cheapest security in the market bc
nag than l. Pss cent. Lover Ihan l'.s Stocks
.er nav
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

sol p!fEG and StiIOES, enlisted or drafted. At,
mustered int, the rs So, vice. amer May =" !s'.
aid cr.d!,et to Maryland, are emitted 70 $40 s'a;
Eupnty.
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$500
WORTH OF GOODS
AT RATTLE.
i,5e0 CHANCES. 81 A CHANCE

"a. p-.c--orr Srr.p tctaTe fItGn, style . af Wrr.
knaoa Con- os.a!oaiiSs. vslus....rToG
81 Ono Hsntsos,e set Of CbsSsgR
fCRNITl' XII, Oiled Nalnu, vsi,ie 26h
ri --tlas very beautiful ret or SiatiLI.
HARNESS. tu,ado ty Gs!ishef,)
Ts.aeess Metal Mounting. v@iuc..... I2J
"a, Ore equally hand ,onoe set 9: Harness
(u!ada ty pr-kins yslre ............... Ie3
th -Ann.hsr eIc.,,-E. ~, o. BARNES.
irnade BY Perk ns Nh.Ie Me.I
Mounting, ra!us............,,............. ITO
a. n Carriage AFGHAN, OF rare oear'y
6nd excellence, made Ivy seyefo,
sadina 81 iint0i.l rslue............... )2o
IN --C+,s Ca',iae, sc~iry Machine, gro
yer i a.cr,l yaCr..........."...,..,.. 1t5
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rS BLEt Stg,g,S

AnVERTIsED II THIS PAPER, OR FOR wUtct,
BILLS nhvf BEEN PRINTED Al THIS OFFICE.
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16.e! ol''
expour Hundred Chsnoes In de shave were
taseo ~ the Fair on New YeTa night Tia llst Is
rapidly filing up. The drs~tas VIII be Diaac ~
uul,lis sfer due notice 10 all conc .Ued
Parties 81 distance desiring y, subscribe wiz
address the Treasurer OF Flht"a.
CHARLES NJ ELLIS.
Jan e. 1888 Treasurer Of the I'air
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Maryland Is"usn.,
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Army and Navy Agency.
THOMAS T!MMoNS co.
THOMAS 1!MNoNS 4 co.

Army and Navy Agency.
THOMAS T!MMoNS t 60.
Ne. 10 S,gH street orv Cos ca.'s nsc', 6o'h,oo,"
soI.p!rEs and ssrIoEs, snletc. or drafted. an
n,us.er.-i int, the rs. service. amer May ?. !S''
and "ra!,et 10 Maryland, are emitted :" f*p s'ai'
b"nnty.
ADDITIONAL L. S. BOUNTY.
tylii-r- u 1881. 2. :, ). VII, have received not
.,.n," ,han I.ps nta ent!.tt to hi Hdi,tcn. 5i"Q.
Widows ami h!rs o( sOluIlre. also soldiers who
Brave lost lheir Discharges. rre spi.t!td
PERSONS WHO FURNISHED
SUBSTITUTES
Bets cen Ap,i! and Decan,her IS, 1864 v also ."
entitled 10 Bounty from the State Of Maryland.
Discharges of Soldiers Of L3Gl. =, 4. /. Haa'ed.
Owners Of Enlisted Slaves
Aud he4,- Of deceased s"it'er, nay obtain Valuable
ihioruiaion ift't a cha! a. Mt Dti c.hce
Ne rG,le lher.l advances oo;ie;t promptly. AM
II desired, u.!i cash claims s.r State Bounty sight
Al letter. promptly answered.
Us Roru,., P.n-io,s. Ra.:k Pay Prize money,
g. fur s.liers and Sailors promptly collected.
Gy-Cut this enlightenment ou, and b.iu. il win
Won, or communicate ny i"t'-r.
TunaIAs TiNMoNs CO.
ll.c "A, lsst --4rn2p
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Ne. IL S,gH STREET ory Cos ra.'> n.'c'. 6otn,oot"
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Ne EI,Ae Gherl advances, coiiest promptly. an,
II desired, U.l each ca!us e.. State Bounty At sight
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
TILE WOOD LEASES.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.

Manor. de-. aqt. WOOd-This cause was
called before His Honor Judge Cardozo for the trial Of
the issue framed by His Honor while sitting at Chambers
Messrs O'Gorman, Corporation Counsel, and l. L. Will
lams appeared for the plaintiff and objected to any pro-
ceedngs being had before the Court insisting that as the
case was an Equity case and must be tired before sin
ge Judge sitting at the Special Equity Term, and as the
issues framed therein unsatisfactory to the plaintiff
and las counsel cOntended not in any wise raised by the
pleadngs but wholly fictitious and outside of the case
10 would DO idle TO waste the public time by
any trial of the same They stated that the question
touching those pending before the Gen.
ers Term Of this Court and would be brought TO arsu
ment in June when they believed that entirely different
and other issues would be settled which would DO peril
nent TO the case and material to the same They furer
insisted that the Judge sitting in equity. could not by
any proprety be assisted in the determination OF the
case by finding Of the issues for either party.
The Court however, insisting that the case must pro
ceed Messrs OGorman and Williams declined to appear
for the plaintiff and left the Court whereupon tho Court
directed Jury to be mpanneed and ordered the same to
render verdict on said issues in favor OF the defendant
Wood and thereupOn directed the following order TO be
entered:
Supreme Court; CITY and County Of NeVY York. The May
or Aldermen and Conn,onalty Of the city of Be,o York
Ggt Fernando Wood and Richard b. Connolly, Con-
Al Circuit Court held at the Court House in the City
Of ew-YOrk on the nth day OF May, 1863
Present, Hon. ALBERT CARDoZo, Justice. The issues
settled in this action by order OF Judge CardOzO dated
April 1853 coming to be tried In order on the calendar
aud jury having been duly summoned and sworn 70 try
the issues thereby directed after hearing Messr Richard
OGOrman and r. Williams of counsel for the plaintiffs
Mr. A. akeydIal Of counsel for the defendant Connolly
and Messrs E. W. StoughtOn and Geo. shea OF counsel
for the defendant Wood and the counsel for the plaintiffs
failing and making default to offer any evidence on their
part In support OF the affirmative of the Issues settled
the said presiding Judge ordered the issues 70 be taken
pro confesSo against the plaintiffs and directed the jury
to fnd upon said issues In the negative, and the
Jury having answered each OF said issues
In the negative, and their verdict In accordance
with such directions having been duly entered,
A. ia ordered, on motion OF the said counsel
for the defendant Wood that this be brought on for
final hearing before the Hon Albert CardoEo on the 18th
day OF Nav 1853 and that such further and final hearing
be upon the pieadngs this action, the findings OF the
Jury aforesaid upon such proofs be offered by the
parties aud upon the equities reserved herein
by the said Judge and that copy Of this order he served
upon the attorneys for the plaintiffs aud for the defen0
ant Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
COY. SCOTT OF SOUTH cARoL1NA.

TO hs bditor O TIE fTtbanA
SIR: The Sunday Mercury of yesterday, in
referring the Governor Of South Carolina. states
among other absurd things that he is from Philadelphia
and lawyer byTprofesson. This is untrue. Gen. X.
Scott from Ohio and physician by profession. At the
commencement of the late war he formed a regiment
and went into the service as It's commander. He was
afterward promoted TO Brigadiet-General aud cOn
nanded brigade under Sherman during that GenaraB
famous march through tho South For two years past he
mas been Commissioner OF the Frccdmenis Bureau for
south Carolina. During this time he has been known 10y
the people OF that State for his fairness and honesty his
palh gentemany manners, and his rcpugnanco TO red
ihpc' indeed, am quite sure That iOydi could
nave been exalted 10 the high position when Cen Scott
mas aclcYed IN South Carolina no would be more pUu-
than himself. "a n ~
HelV-K0rk, MaY II, 1863
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
CIVIL.

Tn the City Court, Brooklyn, before Judge
Thompson Thomas Bates recovered t25 damages from
John Wilson for injury horse caused by the animal
falling into manure pit...w o. Thompson recovered
S2i5 Edward Thornton, that amount being consld
cred by the Jury the value OF fixtures OF hardware
store alleged 10 have been wrongfully removed by de-
fcndant when moving out Of the plaintiffs building
The case of the United States agt Samuel
r. Van Campen up yesterday before Commissioners
Belts and additional testimony was taken. Mr McWl-
linms bookkeeper OF tho First National Bank OF Elmra
gave testimony cOrroboraye OF the statements In the
deposition OF Mr ArnOtt, already published as 10 false
nres eng made on the books Of the bank by direction
of defendant The case Will be resumed at 10 o'clock this
morning.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
morning. Judge Nelson appointed Edward J.. owen, son
OF Edward r. Owen. TO be United states Commlssoner
for the Southern District OF NewYork. Judge Nelson
Will hear an appeal in admiralty or any OF the cases IN
which the parties may be ready TO commence To-Day
Tomorrow II Judge Benedict has concluded the criin
nal case be trying in the Eastern District OF as
soon az IL is finished Judge Nelson will commence 10 Try
tbe Cacot On the conclusion OF this case nc VIII
try cases on the civil calendar in this District and after
going through that caleLdar will hear appeals In ad
iIiral'y No criminal cases will be tried by him,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
WHISKY FRAUDS.
THE ALLEN-RNRIGHT TRIAL.


The trial of Richard c. Enright and John s.
Allen accused Of Issuing false bonds whereby the Gov
ernment defrauded to the extent OK about 100000,
was resumed the United States Circuit Court before
Judge Benedict yesterday The testimony for the pros
ecuon was continued. Deputy Collector II. NJ Birkitt
testified that he was acquainted with Mr. Enrghrs hand
writing, and believed the name OF William Brown ON the
bond OF j. w. HOpke written by him. Several other
securities were also identified by witness in Enrights
handwriting Deputy Collector Richard u, Eagan was re-
called and testified that in the Third District no man was
accepted surety until his statements as TO property
qualifications were amply verified Deputy Inspector
George W. Carter recalled testified to examining the
bonds aud suretes TO the number OF about co. Of which
only eight ten suetes could be found by him He had
spent days going about to the places and loca
ties named in the papers but was unable 70 hnd the
property said TO be owned by the sureties Robert H.
Hand No 90 Satest, testified in relation 70 transpor
tation bond purportng To have been signed by him lie
to the Collector for such At tho close OF this witnesses
testimony the District Attorney said that he hoped 20
conclude the for the prosecution on Tuesday Ito
day. and the Court adjourned. go
The jury I'm the OF the Government aRt T. c. Call
cotIwere ordered to DO IN Court on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12

said of oO much thereof shall be ~ ,. Weed
paid by the treasurer upoa the warrant Of the Oohuoi "
therefor -, ..aboa IN a fba
Gov FentOn after signing the bl atao s The record
following declaration, which InAhts paw Va -
in the Office Of the Secretary OF state; v, NAV 1854
aFYvcrrtvE DEPARTMENT ALBANf ~, o. 10
Ai,,gi i.lra sign the hH euue Hhat'
mal uy appropriations certain expenses OF % %Go'tT n n not Stsd
plying Deficiencies fouurr slpopIH
with the provision contained therein approFfis'Ds F
woodlands Clinton fron
uocr llaouse chapter 75 Of tas is NJ " wSibs obsnsi
r.e cir artrvol IL does appear that A 80. ~
yo title 10 tbe lands which he convey 10 ue @ M S,ts
@ In aps event under Of the eons't teee&u & ~ 3 ~
,i 1rrer an unJfvded C"uI
a. js pvt tbe interests of the owners tsd been seeIeu
s and otherwise Judgment won. pS,e G ,i ,e
10 have embraced this matter In ihls hi Ont 'i ''0 -
by ,e .verse OF the right Of eminent DOMAIN Al, - fill A
vee and properly determine the questions sueea 70 anu
being un"ilnS W VN''~' ~ ~ r. f. FENToS."
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
PETROIRUMAND MINING srOOKs. -PIRsT BO
MONDAY, May ii-P. ".


Gold closes at 1885, after selling at 1S9i9l4Oi The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were 49,
496OOO and the balances s1.522, 1885, The Treasury
sold $1,000 of gold to-day.
Government stocks opened firm with moderate
sales at the full quotations of Saturday. There wa
a good deal offered at the prices after the regual
call and low rates were accepted. The entire STOCK
market was dull, speculatOrs and investing parties
alike seeming disposed to see the question OF I'M
peachment settled before doing much. State stockl
and railway mortgages offered ip small amounts
Express shares we're neglected end large lots could
6e sold at quotations The dealings In railway
shares are smaller. and for the small parcels chang
ins hands lower rates were accepted. The
market though dull, did not at any time
during the Gay show any signs of weakness
The stock market dull up TO the Close and par
ties desiring to realize obliged to accept lower
prices Government stocks closed strong at the an
cd
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
GOV. rENroN on rHR ANNrAL surpIY BILL.

GOV fENION ON THE ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL.
On Saturday night Gov. Fenton had signed
aoet 500 bills, leaving about 100 awaiting his signature
Among the latter are the General Appropriation DiI
which attempts change OF the New Capitol Commission
and the Charity Appropriation bill bin which threatens
be development OF policy which win be nothing short
Of incorporating orphan and other eleemOsynary insftu
tiOns teBomnatOna echOols and incidental charitable
enterprises into our governmental system The hill 10
htcOFpofate the United States Contracting Condany EN-
pOWcs private corporation 70 build rnrOods deal In
lboF and shares, operate with contractors make
advances TO them hold mortgage ana exchange real and
Der0sth property indefBc extent act as trustee
rausfer agent etc. with capital OF t0OOOOO but with
authority TO proceed 70 business 100000 Several
6 the proposed cOrpOratOrs irresponsible
Tbe Aasuai Supply bull was approved Friday
Sith great reluctance. The following provision, which
sngt have never been folsted into such measure was
w. f nas,e n woodlands ntere theren equal 10 IT
s Gip) scfss eTersy sl quantity Of woodland eabr0 be
aA ertrsty 0T the purposes OF the apd terms equally
ys s Clinton Prison, $eoo0i aSd te State
EsSsM ara Sfreyor ~ Riebmohd) the Controller wm T.
Ai Inspector Of STATE PoBs In charge Of the stats Prison
hereby saborsd and required deternine npon the
,seesy pTOpney Purchasing such woodlands and interest
and II they shall decide that such purchase neeessa.
I cpeF and thai The made IN pursua1ce Of cspeT ~ Of
M ss o 1857 by John Hammond Inspector OF STATE Psons N
s Weed r purchase Of lands and Interest thefen osed
, HB adahlageous contract 70 The state and tA the
tasta sgrcd psd fair price then and such case
s 6s erfae that effect in The once 0f the Controller bnc1
ssd ss be Fsssd sni ~ snS obligation uDon Tie sae ana
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, and re-
ferred to the Committee Laws and Ordinances
uon in favor Of regulating the driving OF cattle sheep
&c. through the streets OF this city and orbdding cattle
10 be driven in drOves OF than eaO the TO
be under the charge OF at least two drivers ResO-
lutions were adopted to pave West Twelfthst, from
sixth TO Seyenth-aves with tho EicOlsOn pavement,
and also Onebundred twenty seyenthst, from Frst
10 Thrdayes with the "Fiske Concrete Pavement"
The Board tired with the CouncmanIc resolution
n rescnd all resolutions in favor OF paving streets with
the Belgian pavement under which no cOntracs have
been made. resolution was presented and laid
that the street Commissioner be directed TO repant and
lefurhish the chamber Of tho Board Of CoHnclmen.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
BIDS IN THE cRoroN AQUEpUCr pRPARTllENI

Bids were opened and contracts awarded by
the Cro0n Aqueduct Department yesterday for the fol-
lowing street improvements:
Po RrstAye, from 0nehupdFed and twenty h "a and
6hst between Third aud Fourth the
tract awarded 70 Alexander LutA aud John MeKnn M So
ue 30 days IN Tentbsve between Hy uuih aud Sixty rs With
Sitieth Michael
go dayst MAdsonve RyniBth Sevenehs
Cronn At Sl9t ne, 100 days IN HnbGye between
Hbhh and FhyeTenbSa and In HtyseYenih and hyeghth
between Enh and Rleve1tAvs. Martin Meyers And JOhB
46-me
Aad Seventy iOahsG Michael Cronn $3.50 5ne co days,
Fyf flst between SEhye and BfoadWay Hugh McCAbe
s So time 80 days; In Broadway between Pk place and hnFay
St. aud between Worth and Leonard Gs James ByerrAd $a8
40 days; 10 Forths between RyBgton StsnOn In Co
unbasl HouOn and In Avenue between
Phht, between PlVe and the Bast River Michael Crou at
&3t 75 time 90 dss; for outlet in sixtYSThst from
HUDSON River TeDtbaVe TO SIGt to DoadNay 10 Sixty
and 10 SlIeth SItykt BIec0nd brty third and Sixty
fDaTthsta. the contract awarded ~ f. j. Quirk az
GiO 90 time 900 DAYS for 600 e1stron mauhoe frames and covers
the awarded 70 John ODonn At II t6 bloch
In ThdaVe between Sixth and 1enhAYe the contract
awarded 10 Marlin Meyers and John Taylor O6g75 time
800 days For the same Ia LeIngtODaye between Henth and
s1 20 time 800 daS For the Poy second from hsdsoa
PhsyeG the contract awarded the 0 time 80
Por the Hysevenh betE First Second
The contract awarded Mathew Baird at $3.50 tine 2 days
the awarded Christopher Reyes CO., tine 900
For the fy between East
River, the contract awarded 10 Mathew Baird at Sls9
siae l@ d%1 For the sane 10 lish's,s., hGn
Chaes niet at 89 tins % days. for the Po sent
Eighth tho TsnthAve the contract awarded L. w
JOknson $50 time 20 dty for the ia Forty Ithst be
tween aud ThldVe the contract awarded % Thomas
say at S99i co. time 20 dys; for the ~ hrsVs from
Fouteehh ourhL the contract AwAr 10 Robert But
er at elJS,S10, time 100 days .. ". r.I
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
BOARD OF CouNCnmEN.

This Board also met yesterday afternoon,
and adopted resolutions TO pave the following gnamed
streets with the Brown * Miller Pavement; Howard
from Mercer to Centre, and Warren from Broadway
70 the North River. BY resolution the Twenty first
Ward was divided into more convenient 10 election
districts, BY resolution the following named streets
were directed TO be paved with the "MeGonegal
Wooden Pavement" FortysiXth from Third.aye.
20 the East River, aud Fftyseventh from Third
to seyenthaye. The CrotOn Aqueduot Board was also
directed to advertise for bids for paving with tho