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THE CRY BANK STOCKS.

The following were the bids for the city bank
siocks:-New York, 1886; Manhattan. 15ati; Mcr-
chants, 1is; Mechanics, 1886; America 100; City,
2ao; phenx 10; North River, Oh Tradcsmen's. 1856;
Fulton. i55A butchers and Drovers', 49, Mechanics
anu traders, 100; Galatn National, ll6; Mer-
cnah's Exchange, 1o2,4 seventh Ward 1903; COM
e'oe, w. Mechahics' Banking Association, 115Is;
n'oauway' 2'o; Ocean, 30; Mercantile, l22; Amcr-
.~n nn'"ange, il8h; Chatham III; Bank or the
Republic, iio; Bank OF North America ,os. han.
over ios; irving i2e; Metropolitan. la. Ctzens,.
~; Peoples las; East River, li5.: Market 1877 Y:
continental, %; ST. Nicholas, IFS: Marine. 1s5:
commonwealth. s2S; Importers and Traders, loo:
ssrk, lois.; Central National, los; second Natona,
Sso; Fourth National. III: MIMI National Ilal..
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BALr--M0oRF.--t;n Hcdnesday, May II, at the
University Place Presbyterian church, by Key. DR.
Russell X. Booth, DAVID A. BALL, OF EllzaDeth. n
j., TO JENNIE A. MOORE, of New YORK.
BLOCKLEy-- EDwARDs.--On Thursday, May II, by
the Rev. Elijah Lucas, FRANK BLocKIEY to EMMA
LOUISE, eldest daughter Of Francis Edwards all OF
tins city.
CALLAN--RErLLY.--O Sunday, May IA, by tho
Rev. Dr. Farrell, OF st. Joseph's church. TuoMAs r.
CALLAN to MINNIE H., daughter OF James nelly,
ESQ, all Of this city.
CLUDrUs --MEYEi.--On Tuesday, May Ia, by the
Rev. Mr. q. y. Hausuaun, ut the residence VI the
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.

The Southern list was fairly active and the In.
duliy ran mainly on the Tennessees, which adj
yanced TO IL for the issues tho report that
another OF the railroads had paid Of its indebted.
ness to the State. The Souh Carolina new July
bonds touched CA The North Caroinas were
strong and higher except for tue special issues,
which were heavy and q fraction lower The follow
ing were The closing street prlccs:-TeDncssee ex
coupon, 7oA II; DO. new, 70s4 IL; Virginia OK
coupon, GO CO..; do. new, y 72i4; do. registered
stock, old, 56is 81; Georgia skies, 81 90; do.
sevcns, % 95; North Carolina ex coupon, 4si4u
4sz; do funding 1866. ss a 4o do. do. 1865, 80
. 81; do. new, % 2s; DO. special tax, 20a< q;
Missouri sxes e5ll o5'5; do, Hannibal and 81.
Joseph 81 IS; Louisiana SKIES co 20; do, new,
az e5; do, levee skies, 20 "A; do. d. eiahls So
30; do, penitentiary sevcns, 10 "a: do railroad
eights rs so; Alabama fves, 20 a 20; do. Fights,
1o3 10f; do, railroad Fights, o5 a 49, South Caro-
Tina skies, "A s0 do, new, January and July 6ss
Ga do. do, April and October 81 a e.; Arkansas
skies, SO q 90; d. sevens, 80 q &C.: Mobile and Ohio
Railroad sterling, So 90; do interest Fights, 81
So; do, second mortgage eighis 90 20; Missis-
sippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevens 50 SIS;
do. do, second mortgage egbfs, " a so; New Or
leans and Jackson first mortgage, IS CO., do. do,
second mortgage, 40 a so; Memphis and Charleston
Railroad first mortgage. So q 81; do. CO., second
mortgage, rs so; Greenville and Columbia RAN
road guaranteed by South Carolina, IS a 80; Macon
and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 70 q IS;
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford ell hts So a
%; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad eiglts, "A a
20; Memphis city skies, SO 81; Savannah city
sevens So a SO: New Orleans consols, Old, Il a
- "'ilroad skies, 70 a IS; do seYens.
~ W. '7s"e1 '.s.,TTsr~----,...
= tA1-.kss-,. $40,
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The demana w 'o" deliveries fair, hat with more
sellers ihan esssit usihcr reduction Of slsea &c per
apd heavy, me transactions Today wese fooss; May
Soy ;nc leo at u 10 lsc, 100 at n &C., 200 IL isi6c 90
8. llsc June leo al pc a De, 100 a 70 lse,
i6o a, is sssc, lco !, isi.s, 20 !, is. nlss. !;
August 400 q, 100 Is sis BOO i5ssc; DrcenSsr
2o at Hi5lsc total letov bses Alec Yesterday, aner
ana iSi Jsc II is" soSe.ssr jsns s !. ~ s nay
Is 2l6c 800 90 a, tisi eel gune Al Isc ana
400 July ats 5ec, ogther June 10 JOY =,
tHVs s ana sq ss,i. o !. . 81 - s 10 Zach Js
tai since last r-por H. oo ihe average aatatons
Of yesterdays forward deliveries fofos.-
MAY, ID L.. JUNE issse Ju,, Issei Aagasi lss.e.
ton l0oo New Orleans s,25, Mobile 5ii tsvsIaah Ia;
SnTeston, $50; Wilmington, -; Nouols, bcs; .Anor-.
closing rates for cotton neishs wse:Io Llssrpso hy
steam: 40 by san, Id q Have ~ steam, rc gold
burg by ttesm ,di 70 Bremen - steam c. goi co1a-
COFFEE Rio was 10 moderate demand. Prices I'M
changed; a0n bars Ter Afshs, sod 10 "a tnore ll-
vaie terms There were no sses made here
a. former prices We quote Ordinary oaTAses, ~.
lusc fair do. l0Ac. iic. good do. lite Ve prime
%, isAc i2,se extreme range for lla. tee. fs-e.
ls,1o 22c Singapore, lie. lie ceyloa. nSc = re
Msraca'bo iSc lac Laguayra, Zee ec.. Ssiaiea isc'
Kica, S,se se MANILA i.e ise asse.a i I ,;s
sayanlla, lSc. = lb$c.; Curacao, lee Loo.
FLOUR AND GaAis.-Recei ns-Floar, Ios7s Ibis
bbls oats, Isico bushels. lie -four naikel rssa arm
especially for shipping which s1d hesr Ts
sales about i2.vy bbss. incladng ahoa, snOe bbi
extras at IS 40 sS SO for good sad u for fancy brands
Rye -four vas steady and moderately active quotations.
the demand being mostly for - Louis and nnss Corn
meal sales Of gJn hbs
VINE jersey and Western, at quotations. We aue.e -;
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half-past Five O'Clock p. VI.
COMM iRCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, May lisp. NJ.

WEDNESDAY,, May 17-sPM
COTTON The market was 5epressed and nominal at a de-
cline Of 80. per b. al grsdes, with very light demand,
which lmI ed small 10 TO immeda, require
Large lots unstable quotations. The sales
foli,w
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Beef ,dy at lac. lac. Hogs at SIC.
SIC Receipts-Ca,te, 100; live hogs, 5,2s0
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COPARTNERsHIPS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE FIRM OF PLArT & NEWTON. SAN FRANCISCO
md New York, became dissolved by the death Of Me-
George Plat on the I'd instant
L. Fl. NEWTON.
WIN T. COLEMAN,
NEW YORK, May IL, 1871. Special Partner
Having reference the foregoing beg give notice
that VIC will continue without change of title and for
own account and risk the business heretofore conducted BY
Plat Newton. WIN. T. COLEMAN.
L. II. NEWTON.
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A FINE RYE OR BOURBON wHrsKEY AT 80 80 PER
~ gallon; line Sherry and Port w!ne ~ ~ per gallon
Scotch and Irish Whskny, Holland Gin and Jamaica un
Is per gallon. An warranted pure. WILLIAM n. UILES
1S9 Sixth avenue. corner Thirteenth street,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21

There Is bat little sickness ~ town.
Tie sheds Of the CongrcA alional
church are ycry much ont of repair. Il
was thought best icw DAYS since 70 &C.
lecta committee d decide the matter.
Voted % lci them FAIL
Me eastman { paliiug 40 addition
81 iae north side ii hcr house
pr ltough,on 20. Two pear tree. near
the centre ofhi. gaulen that almost aroau
under iAejr hcaYy burden u Flemish
Beauties The los1r J. liberal
Captain Train i getting III. house,
which eaae Gear going doeu some time
since rghied
rho cbcesa factory !, doing good
business turning oat hllcea IT si2ieen
cheese daily tbs miIk masf le ycry
fl,h % rfoluee 8 mnra cheese from be
number q pound ~ miIk received.
Tho great ealsnoaut affair "a Past
Rupcu about wbiah there ha, been q
much talk etc proves 60 b hoax.
-Od Nj Ga.il,of whom we made men.
zion tao week. ago, $50. lives. hi, lroa
constitution bearing hlm along Ia bis old
see saiei s. FEB .lfsess. lsefepd 81 "a
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RrrERr

Repairs are steadily but rather slowly
progressing on our Congregational
church
-Our new hail and school house is
nearly rtqdy for The nason's trowel The
old school house was disposed Of at
auction last week for the sum Of S3j. A
pretty big Pile Of bricks for the money.
The building is TO bo converted into a
saddle and harness shop aud good To-
caiity it is for the business.
Mr.. solomon Moore has had the good
mek 10 recover his horse lost from a pas
mc in Bennington few weeks since.
The horse wa. f3aad in pasture, with
other horses, but short distance from
the pasture from which he ,traved.
seth I. Rising lost two valuable cows
last week, The result Of one nights over
feeding 10 field Of green corn.
Election day passed oiriu Rupert very
qpielly withn9 choice Of town Rcpresen.
taliye.
Early Rose pota ocs i5eis per bushcl
beef Ito t. cts per d. butter Is to q
IS pen Ib cheese toto l2 ~. and feed
Si,5 per hundred d.
The above reached rs too late for la.t
week jgCUNu
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AnLl.nrnN

The Rev Ci.ss : Halo 81 Believe
Pals viii oiheiaie 10 - james Church ou
Sunday the 45ib. ID tle forenoon
The rebuilding o. lhe stlatiou iurn-
pike has 81 last been completed and ne
work accepted b. ihe Court Commission.
Oar mountain friends can low eongrat-
uisle themselves On having enc q tbo best
roads III The county. The mail which
has tuf 4 bong I'm bern crried On foot
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BurrEu Steady. 30 change best . elnts
per pound.
CHEEsr teady. New milk beet quality II CITE
MAPLE suGAB Light colored, i2l CTS. Dark
colored 10 cents.
PorArom Very plenty Early Bose 20 cts
Other kinds, rs cents per bushcl,
TuRNiPs New 30 n 60 cts per busbel
DRlkD APPLIES New, cents.
EGss Is cents per dozen.
Oars Very plenty, 30 cents by The load.
CoaN 70 cents per bushel, by the car load
81 cents.
Lam Home rendered Il cents per pound.
TALL9w 9 cents per pound
ONIo4s Bermudas, out of market New, ripe
~ 90 per bushel
Cons MgL u G5 per 100 pounds.
ToMArors Fresh aud nice IS cts. per bushel
APPLES Best 81 90 per bushel a best a. cts
per i shel.
PEAus Best sl.5o per bushol
BLrEBEgBIEs lG cts per quart
BLAoRHERHlEs 10 cts per quart.
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rEcrnHY POINT

NJ Cioncy ha recently applicla coat
ofpaiut 10 hi. house and shop which, to-
gether with hls new barn, improves the
look Of biz premise, very much
Mr. Emerson E,abro5k IS aill cam
wasting our village for several good books.
some ofwbiah viii mention. together
with a statement Of the number of each
sod and delivered it, this place aud the
village OF Bennington since August 5l:
Gs capic. Of The Faoc1-Garnau War Of
$50 and l,5l; So eopie. Of the Illustrated
New Testament aud I3 Family Bibles.
The history of,he Fmnro.Gtrmau war is
na work, hy L.P Broekett, VI. D..
embracing Paris under tho Commune, or
thc rcd rebellion of ISL The i.lugrat.
"a Testament by Ingram Goblin, N, A..
q undoubtedly ihe best work Of The hind
before ODE public and & book which every
enc should harc
cor new jcwely soFa ia lao Edison
block la opened under vary favorable
circumstance anti very mlah to Jho
eraHdcaiiou ii its proprietor Mr. Hove
arl WHO Y ha ). having mech better
sla1p ihn- mr iian BE- anticipated H. !,
constantly receiving ueW goods aud viii
soon haye general stock 81 everything
- bg FOUND ia Store tta, kind ANY
q 1aaf uait wt5 afc 30 waat ora good
clock Wlll 10 we. 10 can anl examine
his stock ius lived a'l u which BE-
wauout Is 0ek Mr Howard 9 Aighly
recommended q workman and make,
engraving anl iiuc wora 8 specially
Farmers ul others s. want e bas.
les n Us wcI - l IA $50
al tle string haugIag 60 fnnt q Bnuer
4 Co.'S .to that's aps 3bd umbrellas
sHat received
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ukmt.ER rhvNssIoa WtiEWosp
Hf8
ofsas4 Fltsn. ffEEesH
Tsatns tsAss manshatfsf
Fs ~
b a. Mth
taf fussti as.t stss=s
g. MN
e
81 Tufa ifae
la
stt
N Tess ls.sts &sseBff.sF ~
HttFs
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Nr se2loa willis oW cunning 81
SUNDAY morning M ala N ~ump aat
haa8Jt shsi aa8 fatally WoBeiea rsl-
uaisle 8rh log belonging @ im Doal,
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l.a Iarue.I though over ears
30 asa + y ~ bas aad take nearby
q. mna i0,erra 81 ibe aaair efiho farm
8 s. ctei 3sd lla has a.t aapeel
Wbh i.s onn hanl il a,iias SD
shocking Il feur acres ofea.u TIE 'tsui
ana oar,a generation hatc t gc QUA oi
o.. hF tof Sc eIise 90 h.m
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LAsber. Tho display af fni, vegetables
snd aowers IN Exhibition Hall was vory
good Bat Ike most Sc Toe fairs held
in this COUNTRY The principal feature was
karu troHiag Tho trial o speed ior
stallion Tot a premium Of 80 was won
b. lopug p,'a ID thicc straight beats.
best time 5u
sEooNp PAY
Atll o'clock commenced general
exhibition and examination cfall h5rcs
entered for premiums 81 O'Clock tle
trial Of speed Coz scar ola eollscamt Cd.
time 500 Trial, ~ speed between i
wear old colts was closely contested aud
exciting The noubIe team premium wa.
won by span 81 black horses ovpod
aud driven by George Mon. 81 this ,jl.
lsge.
fmUn nN.
At O'Clock although the weather was
cold a large crowd had gathered 10 see
llic troiting, There were number of
speedy horses IN The trial. Of this day
and both races were interesting TO lovers
Of horsefesh An articles were removed
during the Afternoon, aud an began 70
make preparations Cor Tie great rot on
the last and
FOURTH DAY.
There were offered specified premiums
amounting to sl,tOo. Nine fast horses
from all parts Of the country were en-
tered. AZ ? O'Clock the officers az the
association for some unaecouutable roa-
son announced 10 the crowd that the
principal races OF the day would not tie
uotted, bat their money would be re-
funded provided they lefl thc ground be-
fore the commencement Of The first trot,
Nearly all did leave Disguised with
Chatham horse races, and Acknowledged
themselves as sold.
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Tse as@ e ecre scti q
s.aad a.t aeas s. Mr ~taple in re-
ssue Is s. aulsrlg eabe Tie Gut-
fre h obtained reputation srro~
t water vhr serves g. stop The
Hs,as e EasH,5 s1lstoorais from max
tas .lzas a8a.0as totbe yankees
a0,>r rtnaH
IH Nes MArdH have IS, To- ,ills
tha peB ap mil Iail upoa ihg f5un.
aWaa ready far ne frame
We hafe ba1 tao - three slight
FROST. t,e poet voaA uhiab have njppcd
aem lsages little without any damage
Is the ear
The mIk busiues. 10 New York is
increasing 10 IBIS vicinity there 5, now
forts cams per day loadtd a or depot
Calvin Billing. died September s,h.
ofmjaHes received last July. by being
pneaed between two tree. while peeiiug
bark 8u Use side Of thc mountaia.
Tile saw min owned by silas l..
GGhi'h Formerly known a. The Baton
Niis but recently known o. tlo Mount
Tabor Lumber Commuy's Min, was de-
slfasea by itc la,i Thursday with all
tho machinery thereto attached Loss
seven OF eight lhou.aud dollars. Insured
fgr fye ghousapd dollars; cause Of the
fre unknown, ~.
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Essrx JUNCTION.

AS the up train from Burlington at
ono O'Clock on the 18th inst, was passing
The Fair Ground near Essex Junction. the
ireman's attention was attracted by see
ing woman running, and looking down
the track he saw small child sitting on
the outside Of the rail but close TO It.
Everything that could be done to stop
the train was done, but il was ofn avail
the boxes on the tender of the engine, -
John Simonds--struck her on the head
knocking her from the engine, but throw
ing her feet mp as any cbild would do
they went under the wheels and were
shoekingly mauglcd. The train was stop
ped as soon as possible, and they went
back to where the child was and carried
her to the house. The child was about
three years old We have since learned
that the child died the same afternoon
not being conscious at any time. The
child's father threatens to shoot the engi
ueer ".
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I, D. COY.
VILLAGE BOOK STORE.
ss-sEMINARY AVENUE, MANCHESTER. "a
Constantly on hand general assortment Of
& SCHOOL BOOKS,
PUBLICATIONS. OF THE BIBLE AND
TRACT SOCIETIES,
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONARY,
PENS, INK;
PENCILS,
ENVELOPES,
and all articles in this branch Of trade Also,
AN ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY.
35-tf
SHlLoh' Or wi,Doo, and within.
AT C0Ys
THE rERoHS. Mr.. p,so,i.,
AT CoYs
M iLLDANN. NJ. }. Holmes.
AT CoYs
DALPH THE HEIR.
IL Anthony Trollope,
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PRAIRIE WEED BALSAM,
For the cure Of Coughs, Colds and all
Cousumptiyc Difficulties
An Invaluable discovery inside by o we'll known
dcHfi-t u Boston, on the great PfaIr4es
OF the West through tbc Instinct ~
Horses atiirt Alth thC lieayes.
lie eaects upon 40 Throat aa3 C1HsumpH7c
troubles are wonderful ltramayes all lge.aufe
from The bHgs produces rasy ana Gstlr5l meath
sag, canses s&cet and feirfslisR 3e,a restores
tie l0st appetite pteFeuis 3tugtpA sud Aigit
s,c,ais snd restores the whole system To- %.
gree ~ hotlih ADD D eagihrralg Z ever attain
"a uute aus other treatment
8 nd Tor Cifeuat, containing iail Hgeonat
Of ita discovery AID a0gdegtBl ear,s uf ead on
yuur dtnsgi-t iIf a bottle and sec Tor Y0afsef
Wien taken ~ connection viii the uss lhH l3-
b bug Balu. "a hes grasfd 80 uHfsliEe remedy
81 ely Fu.mauafg eJupIsiGtE
Price 81 90 per Bottle
WEEKS y rOITfE GtDotal Aeeu,a
Nae mp tgn street
MiLT0A ALsriS, repr E0sf0h MASS
igloslsai5E
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cnAfuAn tiLlAat.

Tie Columbia County Fair held la
Ills. paee opened on Tnesday sept I'D.
Tie humber 81 entries was larger thau
81 4ay former scar The attendance
wa. large. itbeie2 known that the caffie
would be removed 81 Gle close u ibe first
dar We uotieei u particular numher
~ Imported Aldefney. shown by - G.
Beekwiih. inc lot d thorough bred
Dufaains and iai steer weighing $3.50
paaBd. owael hy Col = II Aesiek
A yeas oi8 steer exhibited bg Ebenezer
Adams. aisa lai ~ Durham. Is Efa
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peeialloas 81 Biz friends Ills death
uoaid pol Dc unexpected 81 say moment
Ne s! conscious ai ,hc time We under
stand 81 BIS friends ihat b. father sur
titel Is months saer & became spar
cnly 81 linp9ssibHl0 % ite ia hour
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dre unknown, y.
RUTLAND.
Between County Court, County Fair
aud numerous arrivals Of returning sum
mer resortcrs this metropolis las pre-
-euled q lively aspect the last few days
Over 1900 uamos have been registered on
a,c hotel books during four days ending
Thursday, add to this the seIl.icediug
army. that consumes as It marches, and
$50 shall make up at least 5000 strangers
that Rutland has trapped within the short
space Of four days, without presenting
auy very strong special attractions The
fair is pronounced to have been unusu-
ally hin as regards quality and number
Of cnuies. The usual pigs and pump
hiu, were on hand, specimens Of COW and
calf were also present, but there was
none of the former years pains taking to
make the "eyC Of the a0ckfa stick OUT
The Ludlow Horse, owned by Mr.. Howe,
did the best lrotting every heat The
track was heavy, being badly cut up, and
is said 20 measure some 90 feet too much,
still the mile was made in 2:ti and the
Howe horse triumphant over the Tin
mouth mare, feat the mare has not al
lowed to be executed By any horse here
abouts fora long time, 10 say the least.
The action as well as the speed Of the
Ludlow Boy was highly praised. The
Hcyah thinks there must have been 5000
persons present ut the fair Thursday af-
tcrnoon, not an eNtravagant estimate
should say. Some Of our dear country
men taking seats at O'Clock in the morn
ing, willing the long cold and cherries
hours away over slice Of green water
melon must have had sappy noses and
purple firger nails, but those noses and
finger nails were their legitimate property
and Il is no business Of ours. u.
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Local Intelligence.
n.ntrn r,rr..lna n.llnaan

THURSDAY sEPTEABtR u
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COPPER TIN

sheet lma Ware siatcs st.
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otNa pFv3o

h-aoe Uceatz taken lho stop t8ms se
pied By ; d Aourg Il ts5iely paat uuall rs
Nfm tbt,r fasnds sud PATRONS thss ,bty mltal
81 ~ gi5uts e kesp "a haad f as
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WORKMANSHIP
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has 81 iasi taken 70 itstlf wheels, and
passengers sre DOW carried ofeF the
moautsiH a. 81 Oh
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CITY GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL.
Board Of Aldermen.


Present Thomas Conan, ESQ.,: President, and Aldermen
1T, schlichins WEIGH and Woman--il.
BY Alderman cupprfRsmoos.san of property owners
Marion siIes. against paving sa,S with BELGIAN
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
By Alderman J5Eo.E-App olning Edward @. Block a
BY Alderman Authorizing the North River
Sugar Refining Companyto extend their vaults beyond the
BY Alderman MISUNDERSTANDING resolution to pay
REVOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
WITH street. from
gsy allen D
sss, street from Bo~sry
BY Alderman DISosD pave T%sf'h street. from Fifth
TO Thirteenth with Belgian granite pavement.
FIX Js.p asa.s
BY Alderman PLusK,rT.Te build sewer in fif'ysxih
By Alderman r,usKIIrTe place free drinking hydrans
BY Alderman soGiIonriNa-ro place and light two gas
LAMPS SPnoss No Battery Place an, ,,h ,o
lamps opposite Church Of the Testimony q Jesus
By Alderman MoKIEvEn-Yo lay crosswalk across Elev-
by Xidsrnan WoLTxASAn ordinance regulating the
MESSAGE THE MAYOR
The PRESIDENT laid before the Boar from the
MS
e Fifth Hath from porn &c Harlem
nue., which was received and laid the table.
COMMUNICATIONS PLACED ON FILE.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Board communications
from the Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting vari
Gus appointments OF assessments.
COMMUNlCArIoNS REFERRED
The PRESIDENT laid before the Board communication
soners Of deeds whose Of Office have expired.
The PRECEDENT laid before the Board an invitation rom
the to IN
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
ResolutiousTo appoint Charles DAILY commI.siGnss Of
Deeds; appointing John Moore Commissioner OF Deeds;
Fses to sos sra
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Resoutions-ro pave with belgian pavement Mulberry
street, from Prince 10 Houston also Grove strcet rom
Waverley place to Hudson streets also Conea street. from
Houston; also Wooster street, from Canal to Fourth
also FortyhIs street. from Eighth to Eleventh avenue
way rsr9ss NOT street
each side Of Thirteenth street, also First avenue at each
crossing Of Twelfth street, to lay gas mains IN second ave
from l3th 18th place and light an orna
mental lamp southwest. First avenue and Eev-
Fourth avenue Sixty also
southwest of Third and Sixyrst street
to permit H. Rohstron to place an ornamental lamp ana
amppOs at northwest of Eighth avenue and Twenty
street TO- place extra burners on lamps IN front OF NOS
20 and BIZ Firth streets TO place and light Two lamps IN front
posts and light lamps street, from Second to
Third avenue; regulate &C., Seventy third street, from
northwest corner Of Ninth Forty seventh
street, to reset curb and gutter stones and dag full width
Mangn street. from Grand to Houson to erect one OF the
improved drinking fountains the southeast corner or
Third and l05h street, to permit Sylvester Duffy to
flag in front OF his premises south eide OF
sidewalks both sides Of Third from Ninety third
to l02d street, also south side OF Thryfonrh street,
On motion The Board then adjourned 10 Monday 18th inst
at 2 O'Clock p. JOHN HARDY. Clerk