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Resolution TO EOJ.er Side.
walks.

lIASITowoC, Sept. 9th 1870.
To the Street Commissioner Of Tie 4M Ward, city Of
1fdHit0lCOe
SIR:-Please take notice of the following Resolu-
ton adopted by the Board of Aldermen, Sept - ill.,
1870:
REsoLvED That the sidewalks on Sth street, North
side and York street from 18th to 9th Streets be
brought to grade and that the Street Commissioner
OF the h Ward be authorised to carry this resolution
inf eff
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AFRICAN W1NEs-It is not generally known that
Cape Colony produces the most delicious wines grown
on the face of the earth. cargo received as re-
nittance by neigi5ors Dr. j. C. Aver Co.. con-
tains several varieties raised there, among which the
Consancia commands the highest price of any wine
in the world Almost the entire crop of it is consrm-
ed in the palaces of Europe, this rare exception being
sent to them in exchange for their 4ssdicines which
have long been the stapls remedies of South Africa
Boston Journal.
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THE THREE REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

The Republican Assembly District Conventions
will be held on Saturday, October 18th. at
IL o'clock in the forenoon at VIII ch each District has
to nominate candidate for Member of Assembly,
and to transact such other business may be brought
before the convention
The several conventions will meet in the following
places:
Ist Dist. it A. TeitGen in Newton.
I'd - at &. T1uuZ- as Branch Mills.
Sd ar i4lingia0iz Hall. ManitOwoc.
The representation of the towns belonging to the
several Districts is the in the County Con-
vention. BY order of District COMMITTEES.
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COX s KESafEy.

TJ9TsE. SEST SED CARRIAGE
| Painter. Quay Street lioinng the new Touring
mill South side. Offers his service to the Citizens
of Tis village the above branches at the most rea
sarale ratas 1910
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Ill. BREESE,
HENRY RET1
> D
Commissions of School and University Lands.
NORMAL SCHOOL, FIND

Henry Berner lots l. IS in block no. H. in the yflf
lage OF Manitowoc; amount dUe, $500 go; amount
interest $21 90; amount of penalty 5000; amount
interest penalty, taxes and advertising S3 90;
amount due State, S3i3 co. years for which interest
is due; 1870. 21-9W
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FRED C.sR us

TAR ArTgGAg. FUEEE1. Esecps cn9r-
staatlv cgs hand the largest aud best assortment
hats an Ut the latest stvias, at the lowest pos
ibIe nrs"S. ;lsf always pays the highest value IN
80, f,r aD kiaas ~ f,r. 1G-7
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New DRESS. The Milwaukee ,Sentt-
acl OF Monday, comes out with a new
dress, and is an immense improvement
on the old paper. 1t also contains the
valedictory of Mr.. Horace Brightman,
for many years its proprietor, and the
salutatory of it's new editor-Mr. A. NJ
Tompson, formerly Of the GAINESVILLE
Gazette While We dislike to part with
Mr.. Brightman, we take for amends his
successor, and hope neither will ever have
occasion to regret their action.
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=. &, ,ESss9.y-SH.E~.

HEETLEIES-S Furnishing Geetss of
i every description
Tari praptre inAaafsetUre full suits ef Men aa6
hogs eIsthn. the shortest notice, and satisfaction
1y,rtnteal. | employ the best workmeu ia be found
saI kssp two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
in use l2-1
ELlIru SrR2Er. onnnsit. GooasGow & Barnes
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.3,elo .9egrerfisfmenfs.


Is hereby given to the subscribers of stock in the
Manitowoc Dry Dock Company, that there viii be a
meeting of said subscribers at the office of Don A.
Shove, Police Justice in the city of Matowoc the
12d, day Of October. 1870.
at o'clock P NJ for the purpose of organization and
election of Directors Each twenty-five dollar share
is entitled to yoteat the above mentioned election
: Dated, October 4th 1870.
JONAH RICHARDS,
JOHN T. GUYLES.
On behalf of Subscribers
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-06

A GERMAN named Kelner got on
'sbum'' on last Sunday night. and upon
coming to his senses the next morning,
found that he had been relieved ofabout
$l00 in currency. No arrests have been
made, and the unfortunate imbiber is
out probably just that amount.
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FRE Ed. SCsE z e p EZs,
SsEAT MISUNDERSTANDING purchase!
" the business of VIVA. Brown, / shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
rates A share of public patronage solicited.
12-I1
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Cise Uributtf.
0FT7c1AL PAPER OF TIE CITY
Local and Other News.
ED. BORCAERDT, Editor.
THE REPUBLICAN co. CONVENTION !

The Republican County Convention for the purpose
of nominating candidates for State Senator and the
County officers and for transacting such other bus
may be brought before the convention, will be
held on Saturday, October 18th 1870. at
O'Clock p NJ, at Klngholz Hall in the City of Man
towoc. The several towns and election precnc
entitled to the following number of Delegates:
Centreyille Cato 8
Meeme kossuth
Liberty Cooperstown 8
Newton Manitowoc Rapids 3
Rockland 1 Two Rivers 3
Eaton 2 Two Creeks /
Schleswig Mishicott ]
Maple Grove / Gibson 3
Franklin 2 Town Mantowoc
CRY MANITowoc.
1st Ward Sd Ward 3
I'd Ward 4th Ward
The basis of tile above representation is the official
vote of 1865 every fifty republican votes any rac-
tion half of that number being entitled to
vote.
T. B0RCHERDT,
OTTO TRtEMEL
W. W. WALDO,
ERNST NEBEL
A. CuLOUPECK.
District Committee.
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CHAS. w. WHITE
ED. mAERKLIW,

Husted Stetcs Assistant Assessor
ohee on Sth Street, over First National Bank,
N anita voc. Wisconsin. 1S-i@'~
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SE.HEg.

nEALEgs in Stoves: Fin. Sheet Iron
aud Conperware manufacturer. All kinds OF
cepairins lone. Eighth Street, opposite frnne Of
rice LILY
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ATt3TE HEADS printed at this Office for only s1.oo
IN per thousand, and got up IL the bese styaa
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
ASSIGNMENT OF POLICE JUSTICES.
TAMMANY's PURGAToRY-PRoTEsT OF JUsTICl
LEDWITiI.

TAMMANYS PURGAToRY-PRoTEST OF JUSTICE
LEDwITH.
The Board of Police Justices net yesterday
at the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Special Sessions
and organized by the election Of Justice Bowling as Pres
dent for 1870
Justice Scott moved that the assignment Of Justices TO
the various Police Courts for 1870 DO made follows:
First District Court, the Tombs-Justces Edward Ho'
gan and Joseph Dowling
ward j. shandey and John Cox.
Third District Court. Essex Market-Thomas A. Led
Fourth District Court. Fifty-seventhstJas E. Coul-
Firth District Court Twelfth ward)-John McQuade.
Justice Ledwth moved to amend by striking out the
OF Ledwh, where 1t occurred and insert the name
where 1t occurred, and inserting the name OF Ledwith
Observation-Disclosures Cox, Coulter. and Ledwlth.
6egdflreJustlces Bowling, Hogan, BXby, Shandley,
When this vote was declared by Presd ent Bowling.
Board were determined to carry out the plan TO which,
by their written consent they had agreed and therefore
Board Of Polic justices Of > Cy Of Yeo York Ia Ju.
from ho% you SiG =. "a ESS'
m Ss.aS sn1d ssd ne sSss u R'i $ %1 S no the
Of their choice and forcing the people of the ssysoa Eleventh.
protest against change It would to bs punishment
dealt the people that elected change Of Magistrates being
Tproe against t. beeaus.h unju and ,nilde%Oer,ic clearly
election IF Judges By the people deprng them Of the services
erected Dy Oi
leges
protest against the that has been assigned for
such action.
protest against evident that the change made
orders from parties who desire TO dsranchse nn and
degrade people have dared right vote accord
With their judgment and opposition 70 the dctston Of
tain would-b leaders OF the Democratic party.
LEDwITH Police Justice With Judicial District z.
Nee York Jan. T. 1870.
Justice Ledwlth moved that the protest presented by
him be incorporated IN the minutes Of the meeting.
Which notion together with the protest, was laid upon
the table, on a division and on motion.
The original motion OF Justice Scott in reference to the
assignments, was then adopted by the following vote:
AGrm0trs-Juees Downg Hogan, shsndey, BTby Scott Nc
Ylga!ice-Iasices Coulter, Coz Ledwith
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting of the Board Of Man
ayers was held at the Bible House. Thursday James
Lenox esq President, in the chair assisted by William
whitlock. r Norman White, Frederick Winston, Jas
suydam and A. Robertson Walsh esqs., Vice Presidents
The Rev, Dr. MLeOd read the 3lth Psalm, and 0nered
pr aver. Two new auxihares recognized; one IN
Texas, and one in Iowa. Communications were received
from the Rev DR., Doremus, NewOreans General Agent
OF the South Bible Society returning thanks for
a grant OF $1,000, in books, TO aid them In the
work IN North Western Louisiana: from Dir. An
drew NJ Milne, Monteyideo with gratifying statements
as TO the Increasing influence OF the Bible in his Held
from the Rev. J. g. Bliss COnstantnOpe, giving an ae
couut OF bis work. and especially ~ regard TO Bulgaria
and the Good effect OF the Slavic and Bulgarian "esta
ment which was elcctrotyped ut the Bple H2usei from
the Rev. H. b. Pratt Barranquilla n o., saying IN SUP
stance that he finds but little demand Tor the SCRIPTURES
in that region; from the Rev. Dr. W, A r. MARTIN
Pekng the best mode OF prosecuting ana extending
our work in China; from Mr. r. r. Hand OF Pekng las to
the printing OF Scriptures there, and sending the
fiscal account Of the Mission.
Grants OF books made TO the American Tract So
eiety; the General Assemby's Committee on Freed
men; TO the Patriots Orphan Home at Flushing, l.. Il
10 American Missionary Association, Arabic Bibles and
Testaments for Afea to the Friends Bible and Tract
Dstrbuting Committee; the Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, ojibwa Tesaments TO Mr
John PiersOn Marine Agent for vessels sailing TO yar
Gus foreign ports. the entire number or volumes
granted 7T4 besides others to the amount OF $l0O
and in funds the Missionary Society OF the Metho
dist Church for Bible work Norway The books granted
were in usual variety Of languages including Spanish
italian, Portuguese, German, French, OjIbwa, aud
Arabic ,,., -,
An interesting volume exhibited to the Board
being copy IN manuscript or the Gospel by Matthew IN
the language OF tho kOhossan Indians IN Alaska IL
Church when young man be was missionary to that
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

be accompanied by the sailing store ship Guard which
will be loaded with the provisions baggage nstrumen
and outfit of the scientific party TO be detailed from the
Coast Survey office One hundred and fifty marines
rived at tho marine barracks yesterday who
detailed to accompany the exploring party
protection to the party and to prevent the indians
from moletng the observation stations The expedition
will be fitted out with every known scientific instrument
aud be repete with all the neeessares to render Its work
full possible. 1t Is Impossible to the day of
sailing but 1t will not be delayed longer than neces
sary, OF the climate OF the route which, in
few weeks will be not only unpleasant but unhealthy
Some time next week the ron-clads MlantOnomah end
Terror both twourreted monitors accompanied by the
screw frigate Alaska, will leave the Boston NavyYard
for Portland harbor TO await the arrival Of the British
ironclad Monarch. having board the remains Of the
late George Peabody These vessels will give fitting
reception to the British ship and their officers, crews
and launches VIII take part the ceremonies OF landing
the honored remains. The American ron-cads will
main at Portland until the departure OF the Monarch.
and then will proceed for such duties as the Navy De
partment may assign TO them 1t reported that the
bad steering OF the Mantonomah will probably be the
cause OF some alteration In her rudder
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

and vegetable organizations and stated that
these could all be reduced TO fluid even 10
solid form evidence OF this lac exhibited liquid
earbOnc acid which had been reduced that condition
by compression, aud then by allowing this compressed
gas to escape into inda-rubbcr bag, portion OF IL
immediately resumed its original gaseous form, while
the remainder frozen into light. iakey substance
resembling snow This result, the Professor explained
due TO the fact that the portion OF the
fluid which became gas, absorbed so much
heat doing to freeze tho balance. This showed
that by the presence or absence OF heat the same sub
stance might become either solid fluid, gaseous Hence
he argued that this earth originally collection
OF gases which gradually assumed fluid condition,
Thus science demonstrates the correctness Of the Bible
statement that i" The earth was without form and
void, and darkness upon the face OF it,
for at that early stage OF the worlds progress the mpOn
derabe forces light heat etc. were latent Those nebu-
ous substances which the most powerful telescopes show
us In the remote regions OF space doubtless worlds In
their first stage OF existence The Professor during the
evening" displayed large number OF curious expert.
ments illustrating the properties OF several gases but
OF which appeared to have any special bearing upon
the announced subject of the lecture
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
NAVAL AEEAlRS.

WORK AT TIE NAYY-YARD-soUNDINGs FOR
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPII-TnE UARlEN silP
CANAL EXPEDITIoN-THE PEABODY OBJ
SEQUIES.
The u. S. s. Albany, whose connection with
the SANTANA Bay expedition rendered her famous Tor
brief period. Ia being dismanted and Will probably
90 out Of commission to-day. The ironclad koanoake,
which was have been stationed in the bay as guard
ship during the spanish excitement has but Few men al
work on board 1t Is probable that sho viii not soon
be put in commission. The Colorado is to bo ready by
the 18Th OF February Tho U g. sailing soop Saratoga Is
being fitted out DUTY In 5amana Bay The Beneoia Is
at the Cob Dock awaiting orders and receiving some
slight repairs.
The u s. g. Ysntlc Is being nttod out In the most com
pee manner with sounding apparatus aud the necessary
material for running line Of deep seasoundnga for
snbarne telegraph cable witch ia " connect the West
India IslnBds with sOuth America oR The EASTERN 1ons
and Witch In time will have hfahrh 10 Aspnwal ana
thence ~ Panama and down tha West coast Oi eOhlh
America, m A.. y.,,.s. l. .. IA.
Tbo " e. Hpsic now lying OF tho Battery. Is 70 be
tina senior ship OF tho D'rien sup Chhh 81 hlentoa
S,cI has fnr its ohIrct the exploration OF the to9
nom tho Atlantic ~ ln0 Pacific oCeaus Iho Sp''0 VIII
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

execution the provisions Of the Tenementhousc act
and of such ordinances and regulations relating to ene
The report referred TO the Counsel who reported
the Board had legal power TO enforce such an or
~'1'''' THE MARKET HOUSES
On the lh OF August the Sanitary superintendent was
directed TO make 20 he made, thorough inspee
tOn OF Washington aud Fulton Markets, and the stalls
and improvements are necessary to place these markets.
stalls, and stands In proper sanitary condition. Ihe
for their purposes The structures the last stages
OF decay and dlapldaOn and are mPregnated with the
foul emanations from the accumulated NTH which under
lies them. All kinds Of vegetables and meats undergo
rapid changes when placed IN them, and are soon rem
dered unfit for human food Most OF the stalls and stands
around the market found in similar condition.
The reports of the superintendent were referred TO tho
the Board in the premises The Attorney reported that
forbddng the Board from taking steps toward the re-
mova Of the stands and stalls prior to July 1862 had
force and the Board could proceed except against
stalls and stands not protected by the inJuncuons
orders accordingly made against such stalls and
During the year 1869 hreo and admirably
market accommodations greatly needed VIZ: East
Thirty-iourth-st. Market, between seoons and Third
ayes; CrotOn Market East Fortysecondst, between
Lexington and Fourthaves; and Central Market, on
Forty eighth,st, between seventh-aye and broadway
erected the foot of Thirty fourths and North River
A.. m FnRon Market B BY "U the ERECTION Of al
and cOmmodous building. These new markets are sup
organization has met the cordial approval and support OF
this Board.
EXPENDITURES.
1t will be seem by reference the detailed report OF
the Treasurer that the OF tl49999 % has been
pended in the entire Metropolitan District There has
also been expended, In the special work Of tenement
house visitation and In the extra efforts TO prevent tho
spread OF small pox the sum Of s677s o. This amount
is taken from the special appropriation made in 1866, to
be spent in the city OF NewYOrk In the execution OF
the orders OF the Board much smaller amount has been
expended than usual owing fact that the orders
OF the Board have been cheerfully and promptly
complied with 1t will also be observed that the OF
1914 90 has been received for violations OF the Tenement
house Law and for penalties in suits for noncompliance
with orders OF the Board.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
wEsTcuEsTER COUNTY BoULEvARDs.

THE TAX QUESTION IN THE COURTS.
The application of Patrick lIanlon for an IN
junction pedenk lite against the Board Of Supervisors
Of Weschester County aud the Supervisors OF Taxes OF
West Farms and others came up I'm Brooklyn yesterday
at Special Term OF the Supreme Court before Judge
Tannan A Temporary INJUNCTION bad previously Deeh
aned on nUIiou OF the plalnth, restraining the de-
PENDANTS from collecting 70 taxes assessed Tor the
openng and making Of Madisonave IN west Farms.
mis- Injunction and at the same time common-law Ger
f0rari which amounted TO an injunction, In relation TO
tbe collection OF SsO50 for the opening OF Ber
rnnaye in the town. before the Court on the
motion Of tine plaiuhn in the other matter.
Judge Robert Cochran, William IA. Pemberton ana
William E. Parsons appeared for the defendants, but
udge Cochran VINO stated that he appeared Tor the h-
ceiyer of Taxes OF the town. stated that Mr. samuel h.
yon who was counsel for another defendant had been
nyeyeuted from attending and he therefore desired an
adjournment for a few days -, -.
The Hon John Il. Haskin, who represented the PLAN
iiff was ready to go with the argument, ana was
mn xious speedy decison but IN deference 70 to
OF counsel he would consent 10 bref ad
ionrnment: but there could be no objection meanwhile
10 fine receiver OF taxes proceeding with the collection OF
AN the other taxes OF the town IN excess OF the t0Oo
farming the subject OF these applications.
The Court stated that the injunction was not INTENDED
20 appy collection of the general taxes, Dut SIMPLY
10 the S37l5O for MadisOnave. The following amend
ment was after dlscusslOn added 10 the oruer o
an Injunction: e it'd. -, A.. ,.,..I,,,.
tn 10. postpOuemea Of the bearing hereby modify
1 sysos INJUNCTION shall apply to the Receive
collection Of all OF any OF he Ates noueu IN
ay. the Of Sll3O for Madsona'e
20 which tbe Injunction continued aud the hearing adjourned on
on OF Mr. Cochran 18th Of JauuaTy 1880 at iO at The
In Tie CITY This order does not Affect PREF
% ,y nyopq Involved law eertiorar heretofore
'1eo Hotig ~ ,ae g,a = is7o B. TAPPES LS.C
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DIED.
~ AHbAfh' ~
name and address

AHRtS o. Easy morning jan Ms ca'hAn' Ahsn' s'd 70
relatives aud friend. G,n ty respectfully ia'.a 70 attend
J IS5A % i52a s sssee % ~ 1 f8ssN p BAKER III state
Ds Wife 81 % siss 1 Il 4 B 5 .: % f:5s
bs 0, AND y.. Of h. uy ar. respectfully invited
b 1pe om the Church Holy Communion Of SIh
and Twentht, Saturday the s'h n't as0s0eh IN the
Suddenly Thursday the s'h inst Richard D. Cole In the I'd
The relatives aud n and Of BE- brohersnav Robert
l. and the late Ihoma. smith ,s Ne rPfS s err, J... oy
90 sunday. the 9th Inst. at OeOes ?. m
Eeworlssns papers please copT.
Fowler On James Walker and Mary Frances F0"!er 10 the
The relatives and friend. family respectfully Invited 70 attend
the funeral services on SUNDAY Jsn az 70 os 1
st. The vii. DO removed 10 Ee~burge n L. & "'sr~snt
on the following day.
HOPKINsrhs David HePne. hs,ios been SS1s6
home for o's[neP the funeral G sS' % , IT, n az st soS ~ H
relatives sud friends and the members ei '0s roaf,n R}
S:ai D. IN The remain. will be inferred iG Greenwood
IoCKyOOD-In Brookyn Wednesday Jau nddeAy Belinda
Townsend daughter Of Frederic and Martha LOCKWOOD sSd
R .5 s5s ~ tbe my are Invited to the funeral Saturday
At o'clock p from the residence OF hs' Pateu bSyseSe
Cs,Sornil p.pers please copy.
LoPERJ the residence Of her Cr oT % CSas, If ~ G RE M
Luther Loper aged 80 Years / month aud p days ,,
Railroad o Saturday, jan B.
MARKs-Iu brooklyn Wednesday the b Of jan wn L Marx.
The saes and the family respectfully aSled % a'.eod
kpiscopa Chufrh
and HaLst Brooklyn, l:45 O'clock on sunday the 9TH
McKEEN-On Monday dec a. 1862 at ls residence et MS H. "a
Arnold Poughkeep Y, May AeHeen daughter Of tue ts
Judge McKeen. aged ~ years
Eastern papers please copy
Mount Vernon westcheset Co. ~ T. Friday Jin
1870 Ms Julia Oakley wife Of Jobn oakley 10 toe Oh year OF
her
The funeral om Reformed Church Monday afternoon jan
O'Clock Trains leave SeWhAen DePs" Ns"'i"'A a. '" ~
WILLIAMSON "Wednesday Jan. S. a. hs edeses 10 Saond
Coun William p Wilkins aged a. years. formerly o. ey
LSneai stafford SaturtaJ sh int, at p o'clock m
WITHERS-Ou Friday morning. Jau T. 1t Ws'hingao Hghs khA
pe younges child Of Frederick aad Beush Alice ~ 1bs as9
10 months
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

uon, nnuer the special orcumstances OF 1900 by the
Board.
THR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS KRLIRP FUND.
Under this name. the fines imposed firemen. and
for violation OF the hatchway and kerosene ordinances
are retained and deposited at per cent interest In two
Savings Banks The section creating 10 is drawn as TO
provide for It's distribution at when 1t reaches
$4,000 instead Of the distribution OF its interest only Its
sources OF increase small. and that period remote,
but before that time arrives tho section should be so
amended that the fruit OF years Of saving should not
to those alone who die IN that particular to the
elusOn OF all others The Widows and Orphans Fund OF
the od Fire Department continues to receive the taxes
on Foreign Insurance Companies considerable reve-
nue. which has not yet reverted 10 the existing remen
PARADEs AND INSPECTIONS
The Companies are inspected by the Department In
specor from time TO me in addition to the regular In
spectons by Company officers and all the details OF
equipment and condition OF house, company, and official
property OF members fully examined. Surveys also
made by him OF company property claimed TO be unft
for service and requiring to be condemned before can
be replaced During 1.-THE year there has been held IL
public reviews and inspections.
FIRE ExTISGUIsHERs.
After careful inspection by the Board OF the working
OF these useful articles two have been placed at head
quarters, and In each company quarters and bell
tower.
DEPARTMENT AMENITIES.
In the course OF the report auson Is made to the
ceptOn OF Col Shaw Superintendent OF the Fire Depart
ment OF London in this city, and to his entertainment
by the Department; also to the resignation Of Chief
Engineer Kngsland. distinguished member OF the Vol
unteer Fire Department, and Chief OF the Paid Fire
Department since its organization.