davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-28
IaStpan w. CO,

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, 1876-03-28
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Ds. NaAwap's @erfee* WnrGattee
mnh reaultrenbe GtQen,

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9tSTsastn ses N1aatns, be 2ebtr, ttr GinesvstSt, stf
Rttren, Der gIaf. Rsrpen siben, RNpfptb, 8rasyfuas,
Saus. @snsnFfte, untsrtsts snnuubnus. 6dmcrrsOissa
snb aGs tnprsauaaen Ia ben tuucr:n GraaIsa. Biyb
aeSasttft xns apar baf fs ypHtip sarursR.
, 1876-03-28

Or. S6enf's Mufter= Seilmittcl
Die beudbrtelten beilmitteG 9eset ollie 2un9entranf=
beitcu iinb S6enf's Nutmpnic Sprup, s6end's sea
g8eeo Comic unb Sbenf's Ntanbrate glaen uno be-
pirtet cine i6nele Sur, ipenn lie an9epenoet lperDen,
ebt Die 9un9e uoaitanoi9 aerltort lit.
SteIeu brei heilmitteln ~oeroartt 9r. S6ehd BON
philadelphia leinen lnbeitrlttenen @rfol9 i'll Der Se'
banolung bon 2rl9enfrantbeiten.
Der Bulmonlc Sprup briu9t Die ~frdnflitbe Wfaterie
Der 9ungel 3Ir Heife, bic ylatur ipirTt o:elelbe leitt
aus, benn >p,nn Die Matere reif 1T, niro Elm letbtel
6uiten tie entieruen, Der 4atient bat Gube nno biz
Gun9en faneeu ;u beilen al.
lin bent pulmpnic Sprup oaju beDilflid 5u leir,
iniiIien Sdend's Sea gBeeo ionic uno Shend Wtan'
orate pilIeu nit a%u9emenoet tperbert, nm Wtagen lnr
&eber gu reini9eu. G9end's Wanorate pilen lpirfen
uuf Die Sober, entferneu alien Nnia5, MAIDEN Die Gal
lenblale loder, Der 0auen9an9 miro frel uno Die Sebel
lit Iebr balo better.
G6endis SEA gSeeo Comic lit Elm miloer Stimulan
uno 5tGrtun9smittel. Sas Mltali, aug tpetdem es
be1tebt, perlniI9t lt6 nit Der Nabrung lno oerbinoert
nab oielefbe oerIauert. IS bef6rol ri Die Serbaulns
oa es ben Wu9e,l III eilen 9elunoen ;3nItano perlebt
IooaB Die gtabrun9 uuo Der pul1nonic= Sprup quite.
Ylut er5eu9eu, Die 2un9en beilen, uno Der Watien
miro 9eluiB gc1uno, luern man lb oor melterer Gr
tdltuns i'll Idt immt.
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ju conIultiren i%piinldei, fDnlen es ieoen Monta9 in
ieiner 6aupt=Sifice, @de 5ebiter uno IrA StraBe
philadelphia, tbun.
Sbenf's Meoi3iuen iperoeil BON allen Npotbefern in
9anjen Sanoe ~perfnuft.
, 1876-03-28
60 Wrp;eut.

@uteu Igenten miro cine @ommiiiion be,ahlt
fir ben 9erfauf BON neIen unn lebr p~opuldren 9ifdern
BON elmer Der beoeltenoiten SubIcriptions= s5irmen i'm
aanoe. So Bidder fir 50 @euts So Bidder fir 81. 20.
9ein 6umbu9. mon laNe Iit uuiere @ircuIare tom.
men unb ~iber5euse F6 ieI6it. @orelie a. o. 8or 500,
6~artFN"N Conn 4Q4lSbe,
, 1876-03-28
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@esen bieie aranfbettsu ia ,S6wsstfp 8ittsrs" eas MRS
haas S&usmtttel. neil 20 Der bette glutretniser ia:. ga
% siebt. aber plrb btr @ebran@ a. fpdt pber MID 9enas
6aarlaARtber sxb sabtre mit Etebr serbanbsat RrauL
better ausbreAex, saaa mus Der 1ebrau& fofprt Gina,
seGt prbtn, ia RranFssttes tn btelea Stapium dus ase
bess Csbeuelaas %ertprSefn.
, 1876-03-28
N9enten fir bas bet
- ocrfGuflite preis patet
- Nav OioIk IL
Nerl0u0t.

bGlt IS Bo0en papier. IS @%ouoerts, 9oloene Je0er,
6eoerbalter, patent yaromaB uno ell'et Nrtttel Sc.
ipelrD. @injelne latete init eIe9antem greis % Gents
poNfrei. GirculGre lrel.
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, 1876-03-28
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i'm 0ietail %pertauft gu Smportattons. Yreiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
oep. s31 9Ird Giraffe, Gfe Der Srpeiten une
epates Ctr. unb 621 Glib Dritte Ctr,
@bilaoelpDia ia, pa.
Dies lit cine Organization bon &apitalilten nm
2bee gu importlren Mtb gu pertbeilen
nit eiliem tleinen Geplnn, Der pem @onjumenten alien
Gerpin1 Der ,3piihenbanoler erlpart. g8ir epntroliren
einen 9roBen 3beil eer beIten 3beel orter, rpelbe nab
bieient Aanoe tonlinen uno Die nur BON uus lelbIt pers
fault iperoen. 4erlorel, rpelde bon cuoeren b6nolern
taufen tbun oles gu ibrem ei8enen glalbtbeil. unere
bGuler III Gbtna uno Sapan baben Die belten Sacilitd'
ten aur MuspabL mas uns 9rpBe Wortbelle 9erp1brt.
gBir baben gum Serfauf u~nIerer SbeeIorten IN allen
08ir 9eben unlsren Runpen elm
SdbDneS Sci SbrpmD,
oenommen pou Den ipertboollten Q6erteu amerltanis
i6er umo fremoer &initlerl. lpel9es. Wsnn in elnern
0tlnerlaoen 9etauft, mebr toiten lpiirpe oils Der lrels
bes 5bees betrd9t. Dele 9brolnps lin0 elm 0el1ent
fir unlere Sunoen.
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fommene Ssfrieoi9un9 s~eluGbren, oberoas Gelo 3urad'
%erltnttet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
II E A Co.,
SO. s31 gr6 straBe, @de 3lueiten uno Coates 5traBe
uno 6l Siio .3meite Str. Rbtla., ia. 4l912ni.
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ma - pablttax ssr R~e&aaaunsea xnA ger..
pGerH, Y bic &ameasautsr&rtt be- frlktrtx sis,rshS
@srs .Sassxe S&pentns" ksn slAf4G IL ~ ~
Dtfttrs sasbSlt eaafblalaA
VsessHAsaHpdiunseH tR rAsHfAes nxa AsrfAe ssy.
kss 8IafAe stetfast ~~
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, 1876-03-28

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sab fpsar tieItaftu 9sanfssitsa.
, 1876-03-28
% xrsyfsa In stn.m saIDsn sIas Daa.,

&sampfe, @@wdebe. 3srstlspfen, bbfem GDsSs
fe5aaers,. psreorbsnen Masrn, Diarrbss,
Surdpfan, Serftop flung, BldbHnssn
nns ale tnneren Seibsn.
Haftass tSat.a ftts .ins sIafas ssn gRatwasy vfsssv
Ntlist beg N8 taersn. Dsatss Srspfsn In DaHtr rsrSta
prrkbrsR. sprbsustn. O. III better els irsn,SEiSss
9sauss ser Ststns sIs Elm Rst,mtti.l.
, 1876-03-28
Gtpf Speemlatipmen

peroen bon uns in ieoer art nur oe9en GoinmiiTon
aus9efiibrt. Puts and Calls an Die 6eIten bauler ~
nleoriaien Raten. Soften 500 bis 5000, Die oft
$4,000 0epinn brinQer. pampblete, Die erflGretl,
lpie 98aa Street Speculationen aus9efii9rt peroen,
frei %oerianbt. s6idt nab eiuem @renplar.
Sumbrtbec S Co.,
8antiers 9roters,
'4gBSiuns 9Sal Ctr. Seem SJprf.
, 1876-03-28
HsrsaRaassSef&wsssen

Da geasea n BE ssss. eDerfaate bu R5rpprs. pss
8u ertGlt has gauge Spfem Wabrane une Kraft. Nsus
bu Maeen use anberf 9erpanaAsspr8ane na6lafen. tbu
ssas 26aha,sit ~ enswtdsln, NUT Der GAME 8Srper lei
ben. DIE Rranfbettn. rrel&t aus 8efbrter Gtdtt9iett %
ssutaaxnssprsan earfeten. fab serl&tsbsuer Grt. aba
Ns 8auptarfa&e Nebt tnnar ettitlbe. Dtes II ba
gsaab. psber bas sS@wtbii& Stttsrs," Ia - as Stir.
eslass 9bAHsset ssraeat, 70 sttle Kranfsdtsa BELT, III
safastaens sass sei&isseHss Rassr fab. Gtr nsaass
b0ssstss bsisRherS
avs GtSruassH Der Nasenttatisfeit as burt yrtltby
Ania9s sbtr befsgs S~rtattwno. Wsnn bic Spefe nib
Seperte Serheuet une Der ESrper tn 5pIss eensn niat bin.
ssaen9 srnasrt R,ss. mas abmaSsruns %stasrstsa mi
peg get1wd1tt Seteni trltess BEN letntefen Gnfaa eiaA
SsfaltanS be BET ttau peripu son trdfttsn @eiunese.
sar nttt " Sstra6t idmt. De btrdtntsRen Merit.
sfnn tf Saas sSn e6ptnbfa3s 10 bsn rf.u Staotsn BE-,
eeaeda, Htten ebns Gssnabms TIRE aufueselamselt ~.
af aaf ew Rssxlt-une bT Uerbauuuesergane, pamtt et
Ssd!ea, ~ltt Der pattsnt ~ Hh ntmmt. Rm atGt frudt,
~ oaHress seraria&eu uas at1t bur& ben Rsrpsr e.
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ssnts xus i<&ss Rabrans " Sietsn.
= ass tn sHsIadfeItsfsn araassettea, s.usu Ia. ~
f4tnstf6le&t unterppTfsu IA, aab Ieiben pam.ntl,bS 40;
aen earan Die uria&sa, wtlAe ptelss jassdlids :,
ssrserrafta, ans prittspm sub stelftttte aber e. H.
hanslanssSetlt mus tmmn stdiss lsts aaw.td sn
WV w. WtIbtuIpUtW eW ~ ACH
naessraant anb soear& bea sanssn Rbrpe 40 I'D ga
Das .S&p.bti& 8ittsrs" aspi anerrel&t " aS sL,.sr.
fgnssHttta ba ben pben ~rpdbnten &r4nfbatsu uns bal
Eapisneen bic @eanbbni iura6seesbsn, psl8s j6su "a.
ssu ~,~efslten, IL ntrpr S,vus am p't,u ~ 6nssa,
~tesessef&Iassnbstt,
Ssfsksass, absss9aaG tsAAsstss ussrsssssr....,
WeIaa&pIte,
Ens uHbetlssus &ranip1tsH aus bic mssistrifS. ss,bsrs
inne esridesn fanu Rttmals Ia frlb btapnnsu n,,rS,n
= TN 49, Sy,u.aa@s eas .SsStstl$ sttters" ssaau aa8 b.
ptse stri6gtnssa, Sem Satttntsn pirS %aafsbIsor
r~o9Hanet9s VsluH pteit iusuG ans f.sas NJ ESnss
Fsttrsstt asus I'D baIe utssef aA "~"
@ta MAteitamsszaitsA
gsrtasa, gsiAs ea strifans qbtahrunasntttd "A.
f4aelt@e 6eleen trgtHb dnsr art pia(Hen foItsn ~.
sssp.lt, 6DNs b. ,s$psetf$ gtttsrs" asbnsn. ssS
serabssSs rtrssn seks se2&s&t ant -
aaatea entbdlt, aa& ieias aassstiEAss grSSSSs2sU. -
sssA sssfAIisSa& beastt sas
.sss eslt..s sssa'asasa or saA ss.ss ssss.s
Dsrft&tl-Das Gdte Sdpeb5&
Otttsss ~irs snsialiebli& bsrsitst .
Dentel II. Co.,
eos sssrS Dritts strass,
$btlab.lpbi
Na - paSIttan ssr RsSasauHs.a xns Barr,
'@sA' y ss MSmsasastsrl1stn sss iraesr,a siseaiba
'ttttrs sasbSlt easfblalen.
misunderstanding ea tR rAsHfAes uas AxrtsA., e,,.
I: es xnitrt untsrf&rtf .0eid q g." sSasa ~
As 8IafAe seetfist
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AeSaA.
, 1876-03-28
Np. 4
Teimer S%no6euitanb,

Nmtmoniac BON 2 bis 4 lSro,ent.
YboSpbor=Sdu IA y II y
9ieier artifel 1T iebr fem semablen, be-
tannt me9en ieiner ihnclIen @irfun9, uno
fam 81 ben iolgenoen 5erab9eiesten Yreiieu,
fret an Soro Der Shifie, III u~nleren Ybila=
oelpbia Sabrifen 9efauit merben:
, 1876-03-28
was jeper Nferpeliebbab +
NcrlQnat.

Gin sutes biliaeS uno superldiit9es 2ini
ment. Gold elren Irtlfel ME 0r. Sobias
SenetianiideS Yferoeliniment. Btnt Sla
iden I'll @inem Dollar. Sir 2abmbeit
SGnitte, @alleu, &olif, Serltaudung &C.
9arautlrt better su fem ul8 lr9eno Elm aloe
res. Sertauft bel ben 9ro9tlteu. Depot 10
Bart Ylace, Stem gorf.
, 1876-03-28

Fns uHbst!ssns Rranip1trz aus bic m,sietri6Ss s,hsrs
iras eeridsen iann sttmals ia frlb btaennsn m,rSsr
9taa gsoran8. eas ,S&ptStl& 8itters" seasa aa1 BE-.
1n%snaa9 ame et lt$ts Ssur br obenssnannten id
D'rs triSStnesa Dem Sattsutsn uirS ~unfsblbar 4
s%olfanelss S,lna eb.it iuraastsebes sas i,sas liz SsSts
Ssttristt asQt I'D baIb piescT ia. WV"
, 1876-03-28
w READY RELIEF

stat aussrbIt6Ii&s 5aIf. aAtsu BET,
Gat;anbIns hsr YitttsA. Der SI1le ans Der gtnse eibs
Gcussatcn Der eaase. xtelHOsFetbtn, atemsassbtf6pu
ian; psri!ispftn, Ssftrtt. Group. Dpsttsrta, Gatarre
Sngtaaja, Eppfl&mera, Datnuts, Sl~snYaIaie, Rksuma.
Asstas1 6sbfsIn. De6fslfebtr.
Dtt enwsaruns ess Nsase sseIief an Ben, ~l.tksabsR
shes ~srsraaftsz Gp.ils strs ~eiussraHa EAb GsltttsSx 4
10 asstIs BERT sifaSfs
, 1876-03-28

SAB &nhaEsara,u beistttst uus Gsnatnionsn iurivt,
s!st&pss; Oh lie tn Der eunss. TN Wlassn, &iaeeSssbss
absr isnfistn Grrisn cher Orsaasa It;ssa, sar@ stns
aaItst anpsubuns.
Sn elmer bis ipansts Mtnatsa, einsrla rpis e.Ftts shes
~2ttatssne Der S&meri ftta mag, Der Rk.uaahf&e, Bet.
lastrise, S&DoGt, @srirlypslts, SterSafe, an Rsrsalese
ssiltnbt SEER SvGatelnte mlrb n
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
THE BIDS FOR LIGHTING THE CITY LAMP

THE BIDS FOR LIGHTING THE CITY LAMPS.
The Park Commissioners held their weekly meeting
yesterday, when they received proposals for lighting
the lamps IN the city during the FIRST tour
months OF 1877. Gas companies alone competed for
the awards Notwithstanding contractors and others
We're invited to bid. The following bids were re-
ceved Tho New York Gas Light Company proposed
to light all the lamps south OF Grand sullivan and
Canal streets at tho rate OF Sl2 per lanp the Man
haitian Company offered TO light al lamps between the
line OF Grand Sullivan and Canal streets aud Thirty.
fourth street at Sl2 per lamp; the Mutual Company
offered IS per lamp Tor the last described district
and included the lamps around tho Franklin Noun
mcnt in Printing House square; the Metropolitan
Companyx.bid $l3 Tor between Thrty-iourth and
Seventy nth streets. and the Harlem Company's
proposal was $l3 so per lamp tor those north of
Seventy ninth street. The awards will be ut tho
next meeting
On tue report and reoammcndation OF Mr.. Frederick
Law Omstead landscape architect It was decided to
place 5arlhodi's Of the statue of Liberty Nad
square until the remainder oi the statue arrives
IRON France.
IL reported that several residents OF the Twenty
fourth ward had examined the plan o improvements
which the Board intended carry out in that
section OF the city bounded by Morrisania avenue,
Boston road and the Southern Boulevard aud that
action would probably be taken In the matter at the
next meeting
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES FOR THE VARIOUS
wARDs-TuE ASSISTANT sUPERISTENDENTs
TO De APPOINTED.
Tho Board OF Education held a stated meeting yes.
tcrday afternoon. Tho City Superintendent's report
for November, which read, stated that the condi
tion OF buildings aud school premises satisfactory,
except that the several departments OF Grammar
School No ~ were excessively crowded The num-
Der OF pupils enrolled November rs 025 the av-
eragc attendance during October having been o5 los
Tho report Of the Committee on Truancy, which was
submitted, gave the number OF truants returned 10
sch OF as AL out OF totaI OF !, l13.
a rcsosution was adopted that the balances OF tho
appropriations made Tor purposes which ma
appear th- accounts OF the Board the
OF The moncycd transactions Tor the year (iS16) be
transferred the general account and that the bal
OF the SPECIAL appropriations not required Tor the
purposes winch they made be transferred 10
:he credit o the iund from which they were
taken.
APPOINTMENT TRUSTEES
The following trustees were appointed for the term
OF i've years IRON January l. ls73:-John Mcintyre,
George H. Sears, Francis 7. Feilers, frederick
Wiseman, John Ham, George =. Farrell David
Hayes, Frnncs Branie. Charles ~ Wight,
Peter DenneiIcn. George Is. Rhoads vcrmain Han
sclcll Frederick Holstcn Hiram v Losea Joseph Brit
ton Matthew Bird. Patrick Horgan Joseph X. 0'Drcn,
Jonn G. D0nncliy Thomas J. hail. Hugh Cassidy,
James X. Cumming William Hagg, Franklin Edison.
1HE ASSISTANT suPERNrESDKNrs.
The names OF Assistant Supcrlni cndcnis to be re-
appointed tor two years Thomns l. Harrison,
John Jasper, Jr., Arthur McMuiien, Alexander j.
SchCm.
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

JOSEPH j. o'DoNonUE's POSITION SAID TO BE
VACATED UNDER SECTION OF THE CHAR
TER.
provision has just been discovered in the charter OF
1873 by which Park Commissioner JosephJ. ODonohrc
vacates his place. The gentleman OF the dcms
ocratic Presidential electors and IL Is owing TO this
fact that he Will be compelled to step down and
out from the Park Department. Mayor Wickham con-
strucs the charter m this way and will probably ap-
point successor 10 Mr.. O'Donohue to-day. In this
instance II will not be necessary TO receive the
lrmation Of the Board OF Aldermen. The following IS
the section Of the charter under which tho claim II
put FORTH
SECTION l14Any person holding office. whether BY cleo
tion appointment who SHALL during his term OF office.
cept hold or retain other civil one Of honor trust
enolumcnt under tho o the United states
commissioners the taking Of ba register Of
court OF the state the Office OF notary public
commissioner Of deeds officer of the National Guard
wlio shall hold Office connected with the
in Legislature shall 10 deemed thereby to have vacated
evry office held by him under the city governnent No
shall hold city county Offices, except rs ex
prcsy provided tor IN this shall officer under
the city government hold retain oilcc under the
comfy whero he nosds such exoco by
virtue of Of the Lcgslaturc and la such he
shall draw salary for such oricic Office.
Mayor wickham yesterday said that the charges
were consequently Withdrawn as regardssMr O'D0no-
hue, and he would now be left solely totousidcr tho
GnarRos pr6ssnsod against Commissioner Martin.
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.

The Commissioners to condemn tho land in Jersey
City fer the Hudson River Tunnel met yesterday ut
Tayor's Hotel Henry S. White represented the tun-
mol company. The Delaware and Lackawanna and
Morris and Essex companies were represented by At
torncy General Vanatta and Mr. John Brsbn. Mr.
vanatta stated that tho difficulty in the wav Of
amcable settlement was a correct understanding In
reference tho extent OF the tunnel privileges Which
the company required AS he understood it, according
to the recent modified decision in tho case. the
pany TO receive merely an easement right of
wny underground, without infringing upon the surface
fully assured on this point the matter could be
easily settled Alter private conference with Mr.. ID.
G. Haskins the president of the tunnel company, a
satisfactory understanding was arrived at, except in
reference 10 the price OF the land. Tho Commissioner
have taken another week to settle this point, after
which work the tunnel viii proceed. II is cst-
mated that the work will be completed two years.
ut q cost OF $40, ,0O0, ,000
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
CONGRESS.
An Explanation of the Sending Of
Troops to Petersburg Requested.

INTERESTING DEBATE in THE SENATE.
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
THE COURTS.

Tho matter Of the forfeiture Of Twced's hail on the
several indictments against him Is pending in the
Court ol Appeals the judgment in the meantime hav-
ing been entered against Mr.. Charles Dcvln, tho
surety, by the County Clerk An application TO vacato
the judgment apparent lien on property OF Mr..
Devn, which he desires TO sell, was made by Nr.
Dudley Field before Judge Brady, in Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday. IL claimed that tho Clerk
had right enter the judgment against Mr. Devlin,
as tho appeal operated as stay 1t was argued by
District Attorney Phelps, on tho other hand, that The
lien could only be removed III the court controlling
appeal The Court took the papers, rcserving do
cision
The fourth trial OF the suit OF Edward c. Genet, TO
from the city four months salary officer Of
the Common Pleas Court, took place before Judge
Larremore, in tho supreme Court. yesterday. Motion
10y w. Miller to DISMISS the complaint on the ground
that piaintin was an appointee OF Connolly, VINO had
no authority appoint him, was denied, and the
submitted 10 the jury on the points whether
the judges recognized him and he performed the duties
ior the four months. Verdict for deicndants
Albert GARNER, the groat billiard player produced
his pretty old child before Judge Brady
the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, on habcus
corpus taken out by his wife. Colonel Fellows ap
peared Tor the husband. The time for hearing the
motion having passed. apd thcro being no appearance
the WIFE, Mr. Fellows asked that the writ be dcnisd,
which done.
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
THE COMPTROLLERSHIP.

The Board Of Aldermen will hold regular meeting
this afternoon. II is stated by Tammany men that
there is doubt OF the nomination and confirmation
OF Mr. John Kelly. Mayor wickham denies that he has
received any formal decnation from Mr.. Thayer. but
II Will probably be sent In to-day II IL is not sent in
and the Aldermen fail reject confirm the nonina
ton OF Mr. Thayer, then tho matter will probably be
laid over for another week. The Mayor is entirely
non-commtia as TO what he intends to pursue
or as 10 who Is TO be his choice for Comptroller.
He may probably havc dark horse to spring upon the
Aldermen at the last moment. Meanwhile Mr.. Green
holds over, and rumors OF intention his part to
contest the legality OF an appointment o' his sue
still In circulation AS to spcrs OF bar
gau and sale IA the selection .o Comptroller,
II might be well Tor the city officials TO study the
following clause OF the charter
SECTION IOI.--No OF the Common Cou ell head
Of department. chief OF bareau. deputy thereof clerk
therein shall
directly indirectly Interested Ia the performance OF
contracts work business the sale OF articles
the expenses price consideration ot which PAYABLE
from the cil by assessment levied by
acts ordinances OF the Common Council in the
chase other properly belonging
10 or taken by the corporation which snail he sold Tor
taxes assessments. by vrtne OF legal process
the suit the said corporation. II any person
in this section mentioned shall, during the
time for which he elected appointed, Knowingly
or department. Office thereof unless the same hal
be devoved upon him by law he shall conviction there
All snc contracts which suc person or becomes
Interested snail at the option OF the Comptroller be for
promise to give portion OF his compcnsA-
tion any money valuable thin. any officer OF the
been OF being nominated, appointed elected or employed as
such officer empoye under the penalty OF
eectcd appointed employed In the service OF the city
and shall ON conviction, be punished Tor insdemeanor
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BOARD Or APPORTIoNMENT.

PREPARING FOR THE SKATING sEAsoN-JUDGE
suTHERLAND's SALARY.
special meeting of the Board OF Apportionment
held IN tho Mayors Office yesterday Comptroller
Green, Mayor Wickham, Alderman Lewis ana Tax
CommissiQne Wheeler being present. The Board or
Education sent u request asking for transfer Of
$4,000 from their account OF supplies to salaries,
winch request granted. communication
also received from the Park Commissioners asking for
transfer or 5000 Tor the purpose Of dcirayng pre-
liminary expenses OF tho skating season. The trans
Ter was allowed, Comptroller Green voting against 1t
the ground that he did not think II prudent TO
trust he present management Of the parks with more
funds than were actually necessary.
MORE JUDGMENT BONDS.
Tho Comptroller authorized to issue judgment
bonds the amount Of $2j 00U. On m0iion OF Mayor
Wickhani 81, S75 transferred from contingencies
salaries commissioners OF the Third District Court
House
JUDGE suTuERLASDs SALARY
City Judge Sutherland appeared before the Board
position, by which he claims that he entitled To
81 900 year Tor Office rent, besides annual saary
oil $l5000 He asked the Board 10 appropriate sum
ccnt sun SO as TO cove those legally authorized ex.
penGiturca The Judgefn stat cmcnt that he had
been compelled Tor part OF his salary curing
past year, having been claimed that he was entitled
only 10 $l2, ,0c0 year. He recovered judgment, and
the General Term had sustained him hs He
did be compelled to tho city again. The
Judge very emphatic In his remarks, ana at
time 1t appeared AS II little wordy wuriare might
break uct himself and Comptroller Green. No
action taken upon the request oil the Judge, but
II is understood that suitable provision will be made
for tue expenses OF the Court OF General Sessions in
the estimate Tor 1871.
The Board adjourned to Monday next when the
estimate sent back from tho Board OF Aldermen will
bc "A en-
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OF which he gave notice yesterday, proposing an
amendment to the constitution OF the United states
IN relation TO the counting OF the electoral vote.
Mr. MERRIMoS, (dem.l OF N. c., objected, and read
the twenty JOINT rule requiring that bills. rosolu
lions, pcied upon at the close OF the first ses
sion OF Congress shall be taken up and actenpon at
the beginning OF the second If ADJOURN
ment had taken pace He raised the point OF order
that the Joint rules in force and that unfinished
business IRON last session should be taken up.
The CHAIR overruied the point OF order and decided
that the joint rules not IN iorce.
Mr. MERRMoS appealed from the decision OF the
Chair and proceeded address the Senate but soon
yielded Tor a 10 adjourn, and the Senate ad-
Journed NJ quarter TO five.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Dec. 9, IS7d
In the Court OF Appeals, to-day, the following bust.
ness was Transacted -
No. 8 Pratt vs.. Tho Peoples ubmitted
No. SO. Filler The N. " c. and 9. Railroad. Ar
gucd by VI. W. Cooke for appellant andJ H. Martindao
for respondent
No. SO. Giacius vs. ack.-Argued by George A..
Black FOR appellant and Ernest Hall TOR respondent
No ~. Hassom The City OF Rochester. Argued
by George r. Danorh for appellant and James B. Per.
kns for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday, Do
ccnber 5:--Nos ~. "a, ~, 81 49, so, 35 and o.
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A SALMON OUT OF SEASON.

AsaImon weighing twenty pounds was caught with
a seine In the Teuobscot River a few days ago and
exhibited n Fulton Market yesterday. The wandercr
was alone. and ncarly SIX months out OF season.