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NO 11si EOUITy

NO. 1884 EQUITY.
Henry Il. Beltz and David II. Hoffacker,
Trustees VS.. Edwin Ii. Grouse.
Nj Office is hereby given this 18th day
In Of March, 1871, to the creditors of
Edwin II. Grouse, who we're such prior TO
the sth of November, 1870, to file their
claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk OF this Court, on or before the goth
day of May next.
A. NEAL,
mar 1911 Special Auditor.
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Er-The Regular Annual Fair OF tho Socie-
ty, as usual. viii be held In the Fall Of the
year, on the Sd, 9TH, 9Th aud 9Th of October,
ISL, Of which due notice will be given BY
Premium List and Advertisements.
mar l6-td
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Horse for Sale.

A FINE BAY. MARE, years old, well
IA broke for riding, driving or work.
Warranted sound. Reason for selling
owner has no use for her. Apply at this
Office. mar 0--st*
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f92 Acres, 8 ROOds and %
PereheS Of Land,


DWELLING HOUSE. .,,
large Bank Barn, which has S.%As
been built within The last III IA
four years, with Stabling 'e.lss2:I5
Granaries, and everything completes; new
Wagon Shed. Hog Houses, Smoke House,
Spring House; also another large Barn.
All the buildings are in excellent repair and
are conveniently located to each other,
water convenient to the house and barn.
The helds are laid off in convenient size,
and are enclosed by good fences. The
land IS IN high state of cultivation, and
has been recently lined. There is also on
the premises an Orchard Of Apple and other
Frat Trees, Garden, &c from 40 to so
Acres Choice Timber Land, composed Of
Oak, Chestnut aud Hickory. The farm
Is well watered by never failing streams.
Second, Wood Lot No. / contains SO
Acres, 3 Raods and 6 Perches, more or less.
Third Wood Lot No. 2 contains II
Acres, Roods aud q Rerches, more or
less,
Fourth, -Wood Lot No. 8 contains 10
Acres and 20 Perches, more or less.
Fifth,-Wood Lot No. 4 contains Is
Acres, . Foods and 33 nerches, more or
less.
Sixth, Wood Lot No. 5 contains Is
Acres, . Foods and % perches, more or
less.
Seventh, Wood Lot No, 6 contains IS
Acres and - Perches, more or less.
Eighth, Wood Lot No. contains 81
Acres, . Roods and 80 Perehes, more or
less.
Ninth, Wood Lot No. s contains 2s
Acres and 33 Perches, more or less.
Tenth, Wood Lot No. 3 contains %
Acres, Rood and 20 Perches, more or
less
Eleventh, Wood Lot No. 10 contains 50
Acres and o. Perches, more or less.
Twelfth, No. l. contains II Acres
and 90 PercheS, more or less, adjoining the
land of j. V. Criswel and Others, is 10 a
high stale OF cultivation, and is separated
from the Home Farm by private road.
All the Wood Land is Of the most supe
rior Chestnut, Oak and Hickory, and is not
surpassed by any in the county.
Wood Lot No. l has a never failing
Spring. Lot No. Z has Mill Site thereon,
. dam and IN i'll race has been constructed.
The Wood Lots all front on the Bloom Mill
Road, except Lots No. s. aud 6, to which
private road is reserved.
To persons desiring to purchase Real
Estate the above property presents great
inducements and is worthy their attention /;
all Of which is conveniently located to Mar.
ket, Mills, Schools. Churches, Railroad, &c.
Persons desiring to view the premises
will please call upon Mr. James v. Girls.
well, residing on The Farm adjoining the
Home Farm, who will show the same, or
any information in regard to the property,
patt hl1 had If afth ar ff H.. A.
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M USLINS, Linseys, Prints, Ginghams
lVl &c. &c, very cheap, at
mar II. X. GERNANDiS.
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THE HroH CoMNIssIoN 1T is init
mated in high official circles that the
joint high commissioners have not yet
reached or discussed the Alabama
claims question, having been engaged
steadily on tic fishery aud other 4nes.
tons Affecting our relations with Canada
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PUBLIC SALE.

L ut bis residence, Carroll Nursery, near
Westminster, on
7hrsddy, The 3OM Of March, 1871,
at o'clock, P. NJ, tho following property:
N One Family Horse, 1aerzr<a
Cow, 10 Shoats, 3 Brood Svy2{H
W1sASow and % Pigs, of--QG
Chester and Parkinson Stock; l two. horse
Wagon, Jersey Wagon for one or two
horses and Harness, | Spring Wagon, one
2-horse.. Caststeel Furrow Pillow, one i.horse
Caststeel do, one lhorse Plow, sets Lead
Gears, single and 2 double Shovel Flows.
Corn Forks, Harrow, double and single
Trees, ] Grain Cradle, Grass Scythes, S
Mattocks, Picks, Forks and Rakes, l
Cutting Box, ! Riding Saddle, Wheelbar-
row, so Strawberry Chest with, 60 Baskets
each, 1000 quart Strawberry Baskets. Also
Household and Kitchen Furniture, con.
sisting Of 5 Bedsteads and Bedding, Cook
Stove and Apparatus, l Template Stove,
Cupboard, l Table, Secretary and Desk,
Lounges, Chairs, l Clock, 2 Iron Pots,
20 bushels Of Potatoes, Cider Barrels, &c.
TRIMS. -All sums of $40 and uwder,,
cash. on sums over that amount credit Of
four months will be given, purchasers to
give note with approved security, bearing
interest from day of sale.
mar 10 IS JOSEPH STOUT.
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CULVER Plated WaFe.--The place to sec the
- largest stock at the lowest prices, is at "
& feb i6 Jons L. REnskmEk's.
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43 Acres Of Land,

~
more or less, and is in high state Of cult
walton. The Improvements
consist of two-story Log ~
DWELLING HOUSE, W.
a good Switzer Barn, Smoke House, Wood
Shed, Hog House and other outbuildin s.
The Orchard contains about 1000 Of the
choicest varieties Of Peach Trees, one-half
Of which are Of the Druid Hill. and nearly
all OF which are in bearing condition also
l16 Apple Trees OF the best varieties also
200 Pear Trees OF various variet IS also over
100 Plum aud Apricot Trees, and also 100
Cherry Trees, one half of which are bearing.
There are also acres in the best varieties
of Strawberries, now in excellent condition.
The Nursery proper contains 81 young
ant rigorous Trees m excellent coHtii-
ton, about 5000 Of apple, 1900 of
Peach, 1000 Of cherry, Pium, Psor
and Apricot, all Of chich ore Of tie
most select eariefies, and haze been
caitieated riM The greatest care; also a
large quantity Of Grapes, Ounce Trees,
Eoryyeeas, Decide rs Tres, Csrraats,
Goosetcrrirs, BIackJerrics Rasp5crics,
dc. There is diso upon tbs property
one Of NE best Sd M BANKS az The
county, and is eiose prO.riim NJ 70 Hea
@Rster, makes 4 gcry Cafaabte,
This property will be sold free Of all liens
and enenipbranees thereon, and possession
given upon the purchaser complying with
the terms Of sale.
T.a.,, -,
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PUBLIC SALE,

'INllE subscriber having rented his Farm.
Il will sell at Public Sale, at. his resi-.
denee, six miles southeast OF Westminster,
between, the lieislerstown Pike and the
Deerpark Road, on
Thars'fog, The '2'3d day Of Nmch, 1871,
at o clock, A. NJ, the following property.
N MI Il Mu..l. IL z . .
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2Ist ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Mutual Fire Insurance Co

IN Baltimore County, commencing March
L LIST, lsIO, and ending February 2Sth,
ISL, inclu.iyr,l
Policies in force March Ist, ISL g.T5s
Amount of risks IN force SS,Oa9gl5 "a
Amount Of Premium Notes in force SllJ. ~ a
Cash 10 hand March Let, 1879 si,sg7 OG
Received during the year 2j,3s2 10
s24,770 %
Disbnrsed during the year S2s.c77 ~
Cash in hand March lst, 1871 l,7Ol SO
s24,TT9 25
Of which amcunt SIS, s9dG5 va. paid for losses
By fire as follows:
John D. Ensor, Baltimore county $1,000 90
Hieth >. Gill Z" 9s5 90
Mrs, Mary q, worthingtou, Guar,
Baltimore county 1000 90
r. I. Maynard, Treas, BALTIC. Co. 200 90
j. A. Umphries " 1918 70
John levin " l4Oe 90
r. S. Hardesty {" 800 90
). u. Linthioum, A. Arundel county $50 90
Mrs. Priscilla Owens, Guar. &c. 4" 3,Ti3 90
Thomas Leiteh, A. Arundel county 1915 90
samuel i, M Birely, Frederick county ?9s 50
q. w. Young, Howard county IS G3
Mrs. Mary b. Soper, " l47 rs
Isaac L. Pearson, Carroll county 20 90
George z. Orndorf 9 %
Jeremiah Babylon, IS 90
John y. Smith, 40 20
Mrs. Cath. A. Shockney, Carroll Co. IS %
Daniel i. Goodwin, 80 5 90
James h. Gardner, lin part " 4l3 so
sls,392 G3
Cash and invested securities OF the
Company, S3l, 259 90
Deduct for liabilities also 90
Total cash and invested assets S27, 100 90
Add premium Note Capital 4i3, 1884 a
Whole amount liahIa 10 nav iossas
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Valuable LeasehOId Property
AT PUBLIC SALE,


VNIlE undersigned, by virtue oftbe Order
n Of the Orphans Court for Carroll
county, will offer at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, the Isl day IF April, 1871,
at o'clock, =. NJ, the I.easehold Property
oiwhieli Emanuel Bur died possessed, sit
uate IN the town of Manchester, Carroll co. ,
Md ibis property consists Of lot Of land
situate IN the central part Of the town Of
Manchester, and fronting 50 feet on Main
Street and runs back the same width 1872
feet to public alley, aud embraces small
triangular piece Of land onthe opposite side
of said alley. The improvements on this
property consist Of a two story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, A ,-
having 1 rooms and kitchen AxAl
on the first floor, and 6 rooms n III {disA
on the second floor, with H1l5saai; 1zs z
cellar under part of the house; well Of ex.
ceilent and neyer.iailing water with pump,
out kitchen, wood house. ice house. car.
riage house, and other improvements.
This property is well adapted for the
prosecution of public business, for store.
hotel or restaurant purposes.
Also at the same time will be sold n lot of
excellent Champagne, Sherry and Port
Wines and Cherry Brandy.
Also the exclusive right belonging TO said
Emanuel Burns, to vend and sell within
Carroll county, an improved HAY Hook:
and also the right with others to vend and
sell said Hay Hook within Manchester
District, Also two improved Hay Hooks.
The terms of sale for the above Lease.
hold property are as follows One. third
part OF the purchase money shall be paid
by ne purchaser or purchasers to the un.
dersigned on Che day of sale, and the resi-.
due shall he paid in two equal installments,
the one payable in one year and the other
in two years from the day of sale. and to
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers, with security to be approved
OF by the undersigned, and bearing interest
from the day of sale
The terms of sale forthe Liquors are A
credit Of six months will be given where
the amount Purchased exceeds five dollars,
by the purchaser giving note with security
to be app. owed Of by the undersigned.
bearing interest; all sums of five dollars
and under, 10 be cash.
MARY A. BURNS,
Administrative of Emanuel Burns.
j. j. BAUMGARTYER, Attorney.
HENRY MoTTER, Auetioneer. mar 8 Is
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TAILORING AND SECURING.

HHE undersigned having removed his
shop above Bayles a Thompson's old
Butcher shop. Is now prepared to do all
kinds OF Tailoring, Securing and Repairing,
at the lowest terms aud shortest notice,
>. A. KRETzER.
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No. 1862 EQUITY.
10 the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
George b. Lester vs. Catherine Shipley
and others.
hRDERED this eth day of March. A.
" d. 1871, that the sale'made and repor-
ted by Mordecai @. Cockey, Trustee, for
the sale Of the Real Estate Of Alexander
Shipley, deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 3lst day Of March
instant; provided copy Of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Carroll county, once in each Of
three successive weeks before the said 3lst
day Of March instant. The report states
the amount Of sale 10 be S3972. SO.
JNQ. =. RQYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar ga / JSo. B. BoyLs, Clerk.
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PU BLIC SALE
OF
VERY VALUABLE FARM.

A S Attorney for the owner, the subscri-
N Der will offer nj Public Auction, on
the premises, nj lo'cloek, p. NJ, on
Friday, tie 3la day Of Mrpch, 1871,
all that valuable farm and improvements
now in the occupancy of William l.. j.
Farver, situated on the Liberty Road, in
Freedom District, containing
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between Inc ltelslerstown Pike and the
Deereark Road, on
Tharsloy, The 23d day Of Nrch, 1871,
at 0 o'clock, 4 NJ, the following property,
To witt Work and Driving
R5yyA Horses, . Colts, one 3 osz<N
VS. n the other years old; ~
--t-1f-S good Mich Cows, Heller with
Cali, Bull, Brood Sow, 10 Shoats, 3
Bioadtread Wagons, Road Wagon com.
pletc; Cart, ! light Spring Wagon, / pair
Hay Carriages, Stone Beds, Threshina
Machine, Clover Huller and Horse Power,
| lngersoll's Patent Portable Hay Press, /
Corn and Cob Crisher, / Patent Ilay,
Straw and Fodder Cutter, ! Corn Shelter,
| Wheat Fan, pair Fairbanks Patent Scales,
Patent Hay Fork with Ropes and Pulleys
complete, Dorsey Self Rakipg Reaper aud
Mower combined, ] Patent Springtooth HAY
Rake. ! Patent Wheat Drill with Guano
Soyer, ! lar e Cutivat6r, 3 large Harrows,
3 Corn CpltiyntOrs, . Single and . Double
Shovel Plows, | three horse Pillow. 3 two
horse Plows, Triple, Double and Sin lie
Trees, Wagon and Plow Harness. lot Of
Chains. Wagon Saddle and Whip. abo-t 20
Tons Of Hay, about GO Barrels Of Corn, !
Whcelbarrow, ] Cross-cnt Saw, Wood
Saw, Forks: Rakes, Mattoeks, Axes, Hoes,
Shoycls, Spades, Hammers, set Of Black.
smith Tools, ] two.horse Carriage, Rock
away, ] Falling top Buggy, . Sleighs, l
double set and single sets Carriage Har.
ness, Side Saddle. Also one Cooking
Stove and Fixtures, large Copper Kettle, .
large Iron Kettles. large Sideboard, Bureau,
Book Case, Setlee, Lounge, Bedsteads. 2
Tables, lot Of Bacon, and variety Of
other articles too numerous TO mention,
TERMS or Salon all sums OF $40
and upwards credi. Of months Will be
given; all sums under $40, cash; the pur.
chaser giving note with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale
NIMR0D GARDNER.
J. A. GoRsucH, Auctioneer. mar OTIS
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ALSO
Ia FOUR HORSES, Six orrzum
Q1 Cows, mostly fresh; ~VtSX
-tk7f-& Shoats, . Carriages, 2---4-G
Sleighs, several sets Of Harness, one.
horse Wagon, Cart, Tools, Straw, Hay and
Fodder Cutters, Grindstones, Bacon, Lard,
Corn, Oats, &c, &c.
Dss- Sale at the residence of the subscri-
Der, near tho public road leading from
Uniontown to Union Bridge, will com.
mence at Q o'clock, A. NJ, on
Thursday, The 30M Of March,
and will coutinac from day to day until all
is sold.
CONDITIONS. "A credit OF @ months will
be given on all sums Of Si0 and upwards;
the purchasers to give their notes with
approved security bearing interest from the
day of sale. All sums under $40, cash.
feb 2s-5t NATHAN HAINES.
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SO ACRES OF LAND,

more or less. lhe improvements consist
of large aud valuable
DWELLING HOUSE, ANA
Tenant House, and the usual
surrounding buildings, all inl
good repair and condition. There is fine
Bank Barn on the farm, with water running
through the yard; also Tobacco Barns, &c.
There is also a Blacksmith Shop aud Lime
Kiln on the property. The soil is well adapt.
ed TO the growth OF Tobacco and the usual
grain crops. There is
90 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND,
furnishing ample materials for rail and ties,
which are always saleable at the Railroad
Depot, seven miles distant.
This property has been well lined, and
is also we'll watered. There are two Or
chards Of good Fruit on the premises
Churches, Schools and Post Office are in
the neighborhood, and easy Of access.
Terms liberal and made known on day
Of sale.
Occupation will be given on the LIST day
Of April.
For further information apply to VIM.
IL. j. Farver.
Thisproperty can be purchased at Private
Sale, before the above named day.
JAS. A. G. BOND,
mar Dts Attorney at Law.
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Twill also sell al
p U bic S ale

MY Household and Kitchen Furniture,
wi consisting Of Wardrobes, Sofas, Ia
bles, Chairs. Carpets, Secretaries, Bureaus,
Looking Glasses, Bedsteads, Cupboards,
Crockery and Glassware, Stoves, Hogs
heads, Barrels, Vinegar, Kettles. Pots,
Tubs, Buckets, almost everything that
has accumulated during thirty years OF
Housekeeping
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and every article necessary 70 : Building,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS, WITH
STATE INDoRsEMENT.-The undersigned offer forsaio
a limited amount Of First Mortgage Bonds OF tho
Montgomery and Eufaula L. r. Co., indorsed by tho
State of Alabama bearing eight per cent interest IN
gold, payable in NewYork March and September.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton of this road by October next and the funds lor
meeting the interest due in September next nave
already been placed in our hands
The business of this road promises to be large and
profitable, and we confidently recommend its in
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking investments
"a both safe and advantageous Price for tho pres
ent % and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Peter O'Hearn of No. 10 Carmine-st was com
mtted by Justice Cox YESTERDAY for asuDg Henry Scbo fellow
tenant in The hallway Of the building.
Mark Guas of No 355 Fourth-ave., charged with
YESTERDAY In 500 bail By Commissioner Shields.
James Calvin a bOardinghO keeper at No. III
Cb.y brtaly clubbed Linton sailor boarding with him,
YESTERDAY inflicted several scalp Woands He was discharged
bT Justice Scott at the Market Police Court
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Uogsn commtt Frances Smith 49, Of No ~ Thomas for haV
ing cut H. ske Of No Wohsh The oaes With Knife on
Mccall for beating James Waller Of No 2Nassaus
On the head Daniel Sullivan Of No ~ Greenwebs aud
Edward Ben and James KaDy both Of NO aged from
2 10 10 for bres BsTneys fruit store No M Cham.
bs stealing canned fruit and hguor Michael 0Donohge Of
cutting Edward Gilmore OF NO 10 hoosc's
in the head with knife during ro" In a salooD'
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hae YESTERDAY Boganu and Louis Frank were charged %
stsbbng Ferdinand schwartz the liquor store No. ~
Oct 25 effects Of which he died lev Ays
Boga1us turned States evidence and the Recorder do TO- 70
be entered pleaded guilty imsnsaGghteI IN e Du
degee and Imprisonment at han
Edward Eeyins convicted recently OF forging An1 sg Enc
Railway ckes i've imprisonment al hfu
Joseph Carpenter who pleaded guilty 10 assault with the nltn 70
robbery Jacob BuShsd assault WIN uh6oO0
weapon, with the intent 10 do bodily harm, one year
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
SECOND BOARD, l 7. NJ.
-.-- L.. IL. lr...nH Iloalda- R1nk and "
FRIDAY, June 23-P. NJ.

Wall-st. is rapidly emerging from the com
pcatons incident to the collapse OF the ROCK lihu
bubble and though the;wounded are legion, their en-
are being rapidly forgotten, ana te lesson
taught will perhaps prove unavailing True, the ln-
pecunious wrecks OF the financial storm are plainly
visible marking the course Of the gae yet they are not
Of sufficient Importance to than mOmentarly check
the onward rush and excitement. large business
has been done in stocks to-day, the market Delng
ftful and feverish throughout the day, us-
playng alternate confidence and heayfness, Whlle'
as a rule, the entire market was lower thls
afternoon with still further decline at the hnal wind
up This was not unexpected by many who look TOT
anything but activity until confidence shall have been
again entirely restored and point basis for this rea
soning TO the course gold speculation after the panic
of 1869 which, its chief characteristics, was not dis
similar to the one just recorded whether the next
important movement will be I'm favor of higher
or lower quotations do not choose TO ven
ture an opinion; yet it is quite probable that
it will represent the efforts Of the ciQues TO dispose OF
their holdings The leading features Of the market were
Lake Shore Ohio and Mississippi Rock Island, North
Western New-York Central and Union Pacific, In which
the fluctuations were not specially wide, as Will be
shown by the usual appended list Investment securities
were neglected the feature OF the miscellaneous ist
being Western Union which actively traded in The
movement in the coal stocks limited, though, as
rule, in the direction Of improved prices. Express
shares were neglected. The following table shows the
highest and lowest prices OF active stocks made today
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Assistant Aldermen.

OFFICIAL SPECIAL SESSION June 49, lS7I-I2 o'clock
saYSTd esq PesdsR and ReSSson AssSRt
Feitner, Garry, Mcdonald, Thomas Duffy, and Nc
0'''"' RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER
By Assistant Alderman Healy-To place two lamps In
front of the Lebanon Chapel, No. 20 COlumba-st.
BY Assistant Alderman Reiy-To lay cross-walk at
BY Assistant Alderman Hampson-To lay Belgian
pavement in wooster from Canal to tourtl-st "a, 49,
Bv Assistant Alderman ReillyTo lay cross-walk on
First-ave., at each side OF Thirteenth-st.
BY the Sane-To place an ornamental lamp on tne
By Assistant Alderman McCarthy-To erect one OF the
IMPROVED nkingfountains on the southeast corner
Thitrdaye md one e-hundred and -ffth-sts
Ry Assistant Alderman Lysaght-TO lay a cross-walk
across Mott-st from the south west to the northwest
RW Assistant Alderman Thomas DufyTo pave Fifty
seventh-st, Second to Lexngtonaye, with Belgian
Bv Assistant Alderman PecherTo place extra burners
on lamps in front OF Nos. 2l0 and 2l2 Fifthst.
BY Assistant Alderman Garry-Io erect free drinking
hydrant on the north side Sixtysixthst. between
Fourth and LeXingtOn-aVe.
PAPERs FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN LAID OVER.
ResOlutions-TO regulate &c, Northumberland thir-
tiefhst from Second 10 Flfthayes; sixtyrstst from
Ninth-ave BOueyard Sxy-first-st, from the B0ule-
ward TO the Eghthave Sixtysecond-st, from the Bou
leyard to Eighth-ave. Fortyeighth-st from Ninth to
Tenth-aves; Seventyeghthst, from Nnthave. to Bou-
leyard 10 Law crOsswak from the northwest TO the
northeast Of Congress and Kingst from south
west TO the southeast Congress and Houston
sta across Tenthave., north side Manhatan-st, from
southeast to southwest and from southeast TO north
east corner of East Broadway and CahaTinest across
West Twenty ninthst opposite No. 80; across Wests
opposite No. 27 from the southeast TO the northeast
OF East Broadway and Jefferson-st; to lay mains
&c in Fiftyfourthst. between Tenth and in Eleventh
aves and in Fiftyffth-st, between Ninth and Tenth
ayes TO place two lamps in front Of each entrance to St.
Pau's Church on and
to build sewer on Ninth
ave, from Twenty to Thirty-secondst in south
Fifth-aye., Fourth to Amity-st TO pave Eighty
seventh-st Second to Ffthave, with stone cement
pavement; also One-hundTedaDd-fourteent from
Fourth-ave TO Harlem River; also, Eighty tyelghthst,
from Third TO Ffth-ave Warren-st, from COlegeplace
TO Westst. with Belgian pavement to nag north SIDE
Fjftyeighth-st, between Third ana LexingtOn-ayes.
north side FOrty-secOndst., between Seventh and
Eghth-aves north side Fifty irstst, between Fifth and
SiXtbayes; TO permit Geo Hyman to continue use OF
outside staircase at No. 81 Broad-st
MOTIONS.
On motion OF Assistant Alderman Mccarthy, the Com
ttee on Street Pavements discharged from urther
consideration OF resolution to lay Belgian pavement IN
Sxteth-st from First TO Thirdaye and the same lald
over. ..., -.
On motion, the Board then adjourned to goth Inst
WILLIAM III. MOLoNEY, Clerk.