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The HUMoRs OF RECONSTRUCTION.
CoSardin had g very fne audience at st.
Adams Hall on Friday night, which re-
ceived his new and condensed version of
the "Humors. of Reconstruction " with
rapturous applause. The new features he
has added are very attractive, and his man
ner so much improved that he is well worth
hearing again. We learn that he will soon
give the people of Church Hill a benefit.
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THs fjwers and yerdure Of spring enable c. R.
BEES & Co. to embelllsh their photographs with
an infrite variety OF floral and woodland beauties.
Now is the time to procure admirable yernal
Views, with yourselves the central figures in the
foreground These tasteful gems Of art are spe-
cialty with G. Z. REEFS & CO., and their Gallery
is adorned with many exquisite speclm ms, tinted
and finely painted after nature by ssilfu artists.
DO not delay to call on these courteous gentlemen
and obtain matchess pictures.
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EXPENSIVE Soup TIcKETs.-Mr. Miller,
chairman Of the Committee on the Aims
house, has reported to the Council that from
the lst to the 22d of April inclusive, two
men were employed to issue soup tickets at
one dollar and seventy-iVe cents per day.
During that time one hundred and forty
six soup tickets were matchmaking the
expense Of issuing them alone seventy
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ARREsT.-Mr. P. H. Hoy, constable Of
Chesterfield, has succeeded in arresting
Alexander Reves, who shot and wounded
Mr.. William Taylor, in Ettricks, about two
weeks since. The prisoner was taken be-
fore Justice Raulston, and bailed in the
sum of FIVE hundred dollars for his appear
ance at the next court. ,p@a& -2A
Mr.. Taylor, though very badly wounded,
was improving at last accounts, and strong
hopes arc entertained Of his recovery.
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feel 1t due to the servants, SIMON HUGHES and
SALLY WILLIS, who were arrested by, the officers
of the law on the suspicion of their having set Hee
to my house. to say that the most satisfactory evil
dence has been afforded OF their innocence Of the
crime, as also Of the thefts then and since COM
misted. .a 81 r...... 81 d. LEE POWELL, .
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OvERsEERs OF THE PooR.-The overseers
Of the poor for the county Of Chesterfield
met in Manchester on Saturday for the
purpose of organization. Mr. G. G. Allen
was elected president of the Board, and Mr..
William E. Gill clerk. Mr.. P. q. Hoy was
nominated snd unanimously elected stew
ard Tor superintendent Of the poor-house.
Other unimportant business wss transacted,
and the Board adjourned to the regular
meeting on the 9Th proximo.
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NIL NATURE is now fresh and, vigorous, and
everybody Is looking his or her best. This, then,
is the most approved season for securing cheerful
animated, and perfect photographs Go to the
ART GALLERY of c., r. REFS Il Co., who have
the exclusive right in Richmond to employ the
mezz otint process III producing unparalleled pic
tu-n
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Commission DE LUsATICo INeUIREADo.--
Justices Murphy, NJ. J. Powers, and R. D.
Mitchell, held an examination on Saturday
to- inquire into The mental condition OF
Mary Burke {colored3, she having showed
evidences Of insanity. After partial ex--
Iaminationthel commission adjourned until
{, this evening to; hear further testimony in
the case. 5gt, nlf rg-ts@1y6 .f,efF5
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DEPTH OF WATER IN THE ERIvER-PLAcING
BUoY.-A. buoy has just been placed in
the Graveyard Reach, on the wreck of the
upper vessel on the south aide Of the river.
Il is reported that within eight feet Of the
buoy there is only ten feet Of water. On a
portion Of the wreck of this vessel there is,
at half tide, only nine feet.ruy
There Is great need Of buoy on the
wreck Of the g sGallego," as the small buoy
there: rsquently does not show at half tide.
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ESCAPE OF A CHICKEN THIEF.-A chicken
thief was caught on Friday night trying to
rob hen-roost in Rockets. The owner
grabbed him by the collar, thinking he had
him, but the thief slipped out Of his coat
and went off without it, yaAa4y9
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TIE RIcHIEGs.-To-night the Richings
open their brief season with Verdi's beau
full opera Of Traviata. The company comes
in full force, and with all the attendants OF
a frst-class opera troupe. It is sure thing
that there will be q full house to greet them
here on their opening night.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1869.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1869.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. O. Dunham
4 Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. 3. Tatum.
Schooner d. L. Sturges, Taylor, merchan-
disc, captain. .-...., .a
Schooner w. L. Dayton, Mills, Baltimore,
shells, b. w. Green. p.
Schooner Maggie w. MAR Forbes, Balti-
more, iron, Tanner, Ehberts Co., and Sny-
der l. Irby.
Schooner E. B. Conkln, Conklin, herrings,
Womble & Jones.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. q. Dunham
s. Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Earyeys & VIII
iiams.
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6EIs1r OF THE Council TO GENERAL CAN
BY.-On. Saturday the City Council pro-
ceeded in % body TO headquarters tospay
their respeetsto General Candy, They sat
with the General for some time, engaged in
social conversation, but nothing passed
worthy of notes s.I 81 3-sl!.Ia..J ssFsi !
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE.- Messra. Hill &
Goddin sold on Thursday (22d) house on
Church Hill for 80 ,see, and on Saturday
(24th) Q store on Fifteenth streetfnr %, 500;
two farms in Chesterfield oounty-one for
90, geo and another for 81 200,
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE sINKER AND
We ERAND CUTrEE, lale MAIN STREET.
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking all
kinds OF wooden articles by beating it. is perfectly
adapted 10 branding barrels or any other article
nader the new law. -
Kngrayers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
Brass and German silver. Frames. steel Rings.
Cheeks. Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail. mia
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LIST OF UsMkILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
IEG N THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE APRIL
26.-H. T. Bobsrts, Merchant Tailor, Bal
timore, nd; Postmaster, Edenton, N. c.. !;
Miss Virginia Sainney, Baltimore, Md.
G. T. Hexter, New York, n. Y; John a.
Hartford, Brooklyn. n. Y; John W. R.
Cate, Vicksburg, Miss. George Christian
Mrs. Clementine s. Roach, Smith county,
Va. Miss q. e. A., Richmond, Va.
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-. tLs-4-- * 2 = F. ~ = - s.srsi - q
AUOTIONIHALKS THIS DAY.

0N ArL PuBLlu Oh PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOB THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND TIE 1H1RTY-FTRsT
DAY OF DECEABER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. - Any
one desiring to purchase set OF this magazine or
any odd numbers Of It, can hear ofa chance for
doing so by applying at this Office.
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jewelry, siIverware, clothing &c. "
II. HARRIS y Bro,
1881 Main street tup stairs).
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M. ELLYsoN q GO, will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers IL Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
1shers' rates, for cash. Apply st this eflce.
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE win sell at 10 o'clock:
an assortment of household furniture,
| piano, &c.
SAMPSON JONES, JR.. viii sell at 10 O'Clock
good stock of groceries, wines, liquors,
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EOR RENT AND SALE, THE2
r. STORE corner OF EiShteenth and Cary -
streets; also, the sioux OF .9BQCEA4&ss
They are fresh and desirable. This Is one OF the
best stan ds for the grocery trsda in the city Tho
terms will be made accommodating IL Immediate
application be made. Apply on the premises.
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VRIrNDsTOlNEs, GRINDsToNEs.

SJr:t received, is toms OF BEST BEREAGRlND-
STONES, Weighing from SO pounds to ]. SEQ pounds,
for Plantations and Machine Shops. @qS
we fnyite special attention or country ,mer-
chsnts superinterdents OF mar hine Bhops. and
fgrners 10 this lot Of best IN Krn
and inish that haye ever been offered in th1scisy.
Ltidress" 80 ) ,sss,,iJaH. M. sMIrHL& C9.,T 4
,'~ts4s46 Postofflce box g. b tchnondl Vs.
sp s0-d.sW. AWiwF % z
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SKaPPING.

ATEW YORK PACKET FOR RICH TT
IN MOND-PIEkSON'S VIRGINIA &fN
lINE-Freight at very low rates. Satlsas<sA'
from New York THURSDAY 29th instant or
sooner II loaded. The foe, regular packet schor-
ner YANKEE DOODLE, MiLsBCsG G master, Is
now loading. order your goods by this cheap
Line. Apply to
PlERsON & TURNER,
ap 90 ct 10 0'Wsli street, New York.
CE-IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
IN The undersigned has opened an Office st no.
HOS Basin bank for The shipment Of goods for all
points on the James River and kanswha Canal be-
tween GIehmond. Lexington, ana Buchanan. WIN
ship bv none but frSt-cldSs boats, owned by re
Sp0nSi6le parttts. k. d. HILL, 4 gent,
Nsr No. HOS Basin bank
# Between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
II .aa.grE s.. +. s..s Z
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! EOR RENT, % very desirable BRIcK0
r HOUSE, situated on the east side off,
Mayo between Franklin and Ross streets, recently
occupied by d. Beecher. Esq.t - . . !. -. !, .;
Also, several STORES and DWELLlNGn.
situated on Broad between fifteenth ana SeyeR-
teenth streets all 10 coed repair.
Also. q very desirable LOT, situated On ths saSe
side OF Eleventh street, between Broad $40 MAJ
shall well encI sed, with stable and fhed9 a.
tached - n m lTs-csp ~, #. D. EACH0s
an sa a. Real Estate gent.
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FALL & HBTgHIseN ~ 80,
H Ills Main. above Twelfth street
fuIl asfasE of f7COTTONH THBEADS BUT.
TONS, and SMALL WAREa generally, ut whole
sale only. $sI;z - aail<.a mn Se-codSm
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-.
PATCHrIS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION EOFg ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
O1TY. - !; '7a -
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w RI g H T's
REpELLEET UMBRELLAS
FAST COLOR,
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
Keep the wearer dry, do not soil the dress or
floor, and Will not turn "inside out"
All are marked inside "Wright's Repellent
Lowery's patent, fast color.'' None
others genuine.
For sale by E. B. SPENCE & SON,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
ap22 1900 Main street.
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DOMEsTIC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY ss 1853.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized capital oVooeo'
Invested capital. Observation-Disclosures. 100000.
Issues polices to cover all
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
on the most advantageous terms, and offers all the
Inducements connected with
AHoME COMPANY
OF UNDOUBTED ABILITY AND SAFETY.
ASSETS EMPLOYED HERE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INSURERS.
DIRECTORS:
D. l. HARTsooK, A. Y. STOKES,
FhHKsa Sh Fl tsAAPS eAAPhEL1, esoaeE SE s. PALMER,
W. G. PAINE, w. &. TAYLOR,
JouN c. WILLIAMS, e. 8. TUGPIN.
ID. j. HARrSDUh. President
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary. ...,
UARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED m 1859.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
Last Cash DIVIDEND FIFTY PEa CENT.
sTATEGENT:
Policies In ~ eos eoc oos oos
Assess -, ace ooo
Losses PAID. e"svW
q. Y. GhHAGAN, secretary;
/: l. !. hqARaas F1n1ekAa AAfasasaHTi sHTpiirlnsenaen..
DIRECTORS:
General JOHN 4. DIX:
W. WILKENs OF Wilkens Co.;
GGoaeE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In.
surGnce Company;
hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers;
JOHN j. CRANE President Bank OF Republic:
W. M. VEnMuYE. Of Vermilye @ Co., bankers
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, ex-Mayor OF New York;
AARON ARNOLD, OF Arnold Constable b Co.
' HUTZLER Il BERNHEM.
General Agents for Virgins, North Carolina, and
Tennessee.
Dr.. j. G. CABELL. Medical Examiner. jas
TAKE YOUR RISKS
THE JAMES RIyEE INsgRASOE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA., -.@eeea--r--
OyFIcE No. 1s2s MAIN STREET.
B PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE IEBURANCE on vessels and cargoes
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported By
river, canal, or land-carrtage:
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
sHORT RISES, on, yths fun period % not used
arsturn ef prsnsfurn nfH Dc made Jor tAe H'''
WILLIAM B. IsAACs President,
DIHHcToRs.-William 8. lsascs, OF William b.
lssacs Il Co.; A. Y. Stokes, Of A. Y. Stokes Co.;
D. j. Hartsook, Secretary Arlington Life lnsu-
rance Company John Wilson. or Wilson Fog-
ter; j. j. Waggoner, OF Waggoner Harvey; a.
4. Buford President Uanville Railroad Company;
Benjamin Fl. Nash, William 2. Shepherd, w. -.
j. 3. MOORE, Secretary.
q. G. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
fe s-sm ..s-f -
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
uN yIR6INIA. =
CHARTERED 17s4. t,srn
oryIcK CORNER TENTH AID BANK STREETS.
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-EOR RENT, 4 DESIRABLE BRICK q
Il DWELLING, corner Marshall and First
streets, containing eight rooms brick kfteeen
coal. Gas and water on the premises. PossesstoN
given Immediately. Terms low le rood Tenant
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R1ARgNE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 26, 1859.
Sun rises. .........6 Is Moon rises ........ 7.2l
Sun sets. ........... $40 High tide, p. NJ. 4.0l
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TO TEACHERS.

ITO TEACHERS. = T.74Fe
graduate OF the University OF Virginia, who
has been te' chiGg for number Of years. and who
owns capital and buildings admirably located, de-
sires a gentleman Of experience aud scholarship
asa PAhTN EH In his school aftar the present
session. Address, "ALUMSUS,n Box 162, Bict..
mond. s5....4 SpA-lG
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EOR RENT.-Wishing to remove to -
R the country, viii! rem. out my HOU USE, 1E6
corner of Nineteenth and Grace streets at present
occupied by myself rs dwelling. 1t contains
with all necessary out-brildings and brick cul-
vert running through the premises; also, six dif-
ferent kinds Of choice frut trees In bearing order,
together with q large yard and flower. garden. The
lot fronts about 1855 feet on Nineteenth street. and
runs back $50 feet to atwenty-foot paved aley. To
good tenant the terms will be moderate, and pos.
session given on or before the is Of Nay, 1883.
pply 10 WILSON WILLlAMh Fd
sp i2-2w No. 1917 Grace street.
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riNWO ZINE DWELLING-HOUSEsA

l. FOR RENT-1h he large BRICK REtT- -
DSNCf now occupied by the subscriber, No. us
south Fifth street. he house is on lot 100 fast
font and running back lSo feet to an alley hero
house. -Ess 3 = 81 ~ tli -1I t..g u
lio ID r rent, the large BRICK REsIDRNCE
now occupied by james 81. Wayt, Esq sltuated
on Broad street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
str, cts few doors beiowthe First aptist church.
Apply to .a.. s $500
ap 2o-5t GEORGE L. HWRR1E9.
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OA BALES GUM SARTs for sale by
~ ap2s pALMER, HARTsOoK&G0
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GRANITE WORKs.

DICHM0ND GRANITE COMPANY
III \, We are prepared 10 furnish tho very he1e
quality GRANITE dressed or undfeased u any
Quantity. We Will also build all ktnds OF aaAN.
Siyen 10 rougfi oY dressed WALL WORK. CEAk.
TERY WORK, Re-, and 81, material fasnhhed
/ 5lfiee conner or Garxl and ceventh 5000.
q n ara 3upe1futonden.t
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WANTS.

YTyANTED.-TW0 GENTLEMEN OR a
w GENTLEMAN and WIFE can obtain
board and handsome front chamber tsecond foor)
by applying ut once st LAS Broad street. opposite
suitable for single gentleman. Terms, reason
able TaE5 u E2 EEEfG ap pB 3t
NTANTED, an OSTLER, who also nm
wv derstands waiting tn dining-room. None
need apply without good recommendations. Csu
at (ap 26-2t1 JuNES BLOWN d CO.'S. Il
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EoR RENT, the STORE formerly q
a occupied by Messrs Joyner ID Slater, Nos.
1880 and I432 Cary street, between Fourteenth and
fifteenth. The rent Will he moderate, Apply to
JOYNER 8 SLATER,
e,, ou ~ No -IA1l Mafr atyaet-
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LOST AND FOUND,

II OST, o SUM OF MONEY ion Esysnsh
~ street between Broad and Capitol) for tbe TO
covsry OF which q Mtesai reward win be paid
I apsS-lts ". L.. T.. las Brosd street,,
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EoR RENT, !, large, handsome, we'll.
H finished BOUSE, corner Of Grace aud
Foushee steeets, containing fifteen rooms, with
neces saIy out buildings. Ample &cconmn ndatlons
for two families. Possession given at once. Ap-
ply 10 s.aT asss JAMES l. APPEkSON, gs
ap 22-6t No. 1915 Main street.
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DARTNER WANTED.-A. commission
l. merchant who has been in business for some
time and has q large country acquaintance wishes
PAHTNEK with capital Of 5000 or o. 900. Adj
dress COMMISSION MERL LHANT, post-oflce
box 257. Richmond Va. ap ~ -1wt
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XKT ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR SUPE-
wv BI0R OAK WOOD, at &s per cord. deli
yered in any part Of the city. Please call at once
as we are determined tn sell low for cash or TO
GARY CRUTCHFIELD,
No. us, head OF Basin, near packet landing.
IN lW = =.
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EOR RENT, q SMALL BRICK TEN -
II EMTNT mo. Ge) west Grace street. be-
tween Monroe and Henry, containing six rooms
front and back yards and garden; Kitchen and
well OF good water IN the yard. Possession gtvnn
Ist or May. Inquire ne 1t door. ap 71-1w$
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EoR RENT, several COMFORTABLEA
A. ROOMS to a small family OF good stand
ng. ahe rent will be moderate. apply 70
an T-5t .EE No. 40 west Clay street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IIoNoRs TO The CSSIoN pEAD.-THE UNDER
Msned, having been appointed Committee or Finance
&d HsS Of decorating kS graves q ths soldiers sna .ao
Sb comnsmOrailOn Day. Nay earnestly can upon shs
prise After paying the necessary expenses, the surplus
any will be divided between the relief funds Of the dihsren
received by Major General Ch.rIs. Graham rrs;dsns
ng Major General Alfred Peasanon Collector Of Internal
Revenue Fourth Collection District 81 Chembers streets
Colonel r. A. Conklng West Side Savings Bank, l Sixth
sysnus; Colonel Morgan sss wsss Twsny;afh street
Third avenue and At the headquarters Of tho Memorial Ex
ecutve Comttee 10 Union square Major General Charles
Brigadsr General Joseph Pnoknsy Brg.dier General
eral g. B. Van Brun Colonel Frank E. Howe Colonel A.
Conkng, Colonel B. Morgan, Colonel A. H. Dugsnne
Colonel j. w. Marshall, Colonel NJ. H. Beaumont.
NEW YORK. l9 1859.
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OEEIcE OF CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL, NO. 8

NEW
Public Noce-The undersigned having by resolution OF
the Common Council been directed compile and superin
tend the publication Of the Manual Of the Cooperation OF the
City of New York for the 1852 respectfully soes from
the heads Of departments and the various commissioners
charged with executive business Of the city and county
governments and the officers Of the several charitable edq
city, duly by charter act Of Incorporation
and institutions under their charge be OF advantage
70 the public or as may be appropriately contained In the
Corporation Manual" for 1869.
In compiling the work. absolutely necessary that the
statistical other information connected with the and
county and the almost innumeabe public and
private charitable and other institutions OF this city should be
strictly reliable authentic To secure indispensable
requisite the kind cooperation and of the city and
county officials and the officers OF such institutions hereby
respectfully solicited.
An early response III particularly desired.
JOSEPH SHANNON,
Clerk Common Council.
Address Joseph Shannon, Clerk Common Council, No
City Hail. New York city, endorsed "For the Manual"
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pUgLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN % BY THE COM
nat 81 ss sf s5%sRs
authorize the construct9n Of railroad through
m al Sss IN ss
S n ao Sh Sssr he sss
Fight privilege, and franchise TO construct
switches for the proper working Of The sa hr9ugh along
Ss Sch the on the oowa and
be %
day Of The sale finish and complete sad road and EQUIP the
should Se they Be- or any
psns the same during which they restrained
a nS ss S % S o e & s & s
shall execute bond in the OF ye hundred thousand dot
ssd e do eonitioned FOR hs compeSn
S Of s ass ; M e sso aSUss @
secondsaid railroad shall be cons,rc,ed on the most
som%ony mo lS called lied FEsdsphis rail- shall
Inbecs such reasonable and regulations in respect
from time 10 time by ordinance prescrbe and the said
party or corporation viii be authorized by law to charge the
railroad as now charged BY other city railroads in said
fhrdIn the construction operation use Of such rail
road upon the route above designated
sect any portion Of other railroad laid upon
70 run upon ntsrsect and use he and
n s ey Ss Ssnno, or nc
for, then the amount OF such compensation payment
subdivision six Of the twen,yeshth section Of the act
snted IAN act 10 authorize the formation railroad
Corporations and 10 regulate the same passed April 1859
And should any interest therein be Tor
lhe constructing said railroad specined
Ind authorized for which the said person
bha be unable 70 agree with the owner for
we Or purchase thereof they may acquire the right TO use or
sass .ssoss Of $ @ s o sS
loD eIcept that In any OF proceedings for any Of the
purposes authorized by said act shall not be
" that the petition TO the Supreme Court shall mako
eny allegations Of or reference to- any Incorporation cap
~ syeys or maps or Of the nIing Of any certificate
purposes Of said railroad authorized by said act shall
considered public use, consistent with for which
he mayor aldermen and comonay of the said city hold
pad street Nothing In the said authorize
p allow ne existence Of more than two tracks In any part
Fourth Legislature reserve the right 70 alter. amend
repeal The ACT giving the authority construct and ops
Tifon payment into the city treasury OF the oun, n
bid the execution Al oS the
bond and the execution Qf perform thA
dnions and spuatons herein expressed the said Comms
slones viii deliver 70 the party q parties entitled 70 hs
Sinh commsioners reserve the right 10 resc, any
bid ~ being made frauduleutly or colusively. -
A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor.
RiCHARD B. CONNOLLY. Comptroller.
PETER h. ewEENY, Chambersln
JOHN X. HACKETT. Recorder
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance Committee,
PETER cuLKIS, Chairman Finance Commiuse,
III ard OF Assistant Aldermen.
commissioners OF the sinking Fund.
nnon1 Nsw YORK, May IA, 1862