The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1863, Page 12

2 NEW YORK HERALD, W! LN SDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. Kemlitt hat toe eb ccs o h, Bichth ) bo, Havtiand, Gaw, MeGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, pussell and Nath Disistous of tos Kin pols of the, 8 Merinsfoliow. | Brice, Russell and Jorce—i9. Spent Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, Bi and stising from the Board of Geuneltnen, to publish the ty three days’ overtime, and charze the aceonnt 6! Dousiions, tate ban 6 Telative to asscsmnents, <c,, as the papyr OMY re z — Keport of Coom/tier on Donations and Charities tp favor i gated clove m roses, ond She iden ent of the Comptrol- Which waa referred to the Committee on Finance on a ing nomes Beare — A TI rosa rea iti xt, She Camaro iver ts nee Havinanp moved thas the Board do now ad- Whi-h was carried, Affirmative—Aliermen Fox, Heury, Hail, Reed, Chipp, Htuhth Distre ib Varick « rect, pp a ed perenn Saeed ie she aan ‘Which was lost, And the payer was thea iatd over Baers and Pavie Ninth District 190 Varios atrest. ory are ue bale arenas charge te nam Am account | pecnttt of Commitien on Reads, tn favor of congurring' yr} jon i anong bey ations and Chat ation tothe bind). | gutter stones be set and reset, and the sidewalks flagged and y—7. Which r Ne:allve—Aldermen McCook MMchell, Jeremiah, Hardy, | Reviution That the section polls of the Piret, Second, ee (being aU MIC TONS. coms Ktcciged irom the Comptroiier, & communication was received from, the, Third and Fourth lection districts of the Third ward be | | W Masterson and Otbve' sand’ ‘bh was lust for want of @ suilicient number of votes, rullagaed, where necessary, 10 Ninth avenue, between Wifty- geewwinins ‘statement of ureasury balance, Sepiember 26, sopembie an] Was She moons peep comnctod, whe. a4 held at the following named paces: — oe vig. 7 third and Fifty-foarth sireets, ‘under ‘ther direction of the Which was received and ordered on oe PENS, maou § themmachinery for the Fire Telegraph, » ith re-oli- } seid ger way jrnwich street, pe hg fimen Pas) 5... niford. n lenates, Bireet Commision rand that the accompanying ordinance * : woe oe L ha ont Dist — Mi Rarciay street, a ‘ 0" M eed d y ¥ pA veto tremare was teerived from his Honor the Maver, | room laf the basesient inthe soutiwest corner ot theciy | Zh! d distriet Ns. 94 Greenwich atrect Gaw. Metirath, Murray. O'Brien, Cook, Brice, ‘Russell aud | "Which was adopted by the following vote, viz:— e Mer XXXVIL. of the’ Heriet 0 “Of carts and cartmen, dirt carts, of the ChY | Which was concurred Joyco—17. in. . Afirmative—Counelimen, Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Webster, Frail for the nae of the Central altice of the Fire Telegraph. | Resolution, ‘That the rivetlon potts of the First and Re. | Negative—Councilmen Keenan and Jones—2. Grose, McConnell, Bepper, oughtaiin, ‘Haviland, Gaw, ‘table room in any of the publie buildings which may be | CoB! Election districts of the Secnd ward be held at the fol- pape the above vote was reconsidered and the | McGrath, Murray, "Blea Gook, Brice, Joyce and Rus- ‘the ree lution directing. the Conusel to the Compo see tk ive “the injrrnction grapted avainat the Mayor, Ak Court, restrain de: me: monaity by the Sapien pa ters and garbage ine thom from acting under the ordinance entitled “Amor | vacant. lowing samed places:— Re olution of the Board of Aldermen, that the Election | *it7 7. Which was concurret finenee snaking aditional previ the families of | “Alderman Harpy moved to amend the resolution by | First distriet—No. 61 Anu street. svat the mighth clainiet os the Piftesnte werd be held’et | pzenert of Committe om Roada ip favor of conciring WHR | Mi rrnative Oounsinen Hones tee es Tee who may volunteer or be drafted,” dissolved. adding “‘and that the Fire Marshal be allowed to occupy hia | Second district—No, 18 Buritny alip, var {2 Hane Houston ‘streets instead ef Nos 6 and o-Mast Ses gene eer real e t aed Fourth Gros, McConnell ioprer, % eughtaila, Hoel nd divected to be printed at length ished in all the newspapers ein- ved by the Corporation ‘A veto meskace was received from his Honor the Mayor, Which was conenrred ty JOCe SAAT present apartments watil suitable rooms are procured for bis A) , Houston street as heretofore, rn the | McGrath. Murray, Cook, ee The question then om the adoption of the resolution, | Of Wall and Naasau street, during the pleasure of the Com- | , Report of Committer on Finance, in favor of adopting re: | the direction of the Street Cominiasioner, and that the ae- | , Resolution, That the vacant lotson the hee . be directed to draw bis war- setoing tna reaplaoe, permitting Fatrick Phelps to Kon BIS ) ths same as ison 8 2 ie a Seat, Ryere, | Whice wan eoscurrel ine Fantin favor of Thomas Manet for tho sun of $240 for ows | hic wan adopted br the folowing vote, Yt Rader the iretign ofthe Alseet Commision, g » Resolution, Th. of Lorse (rom the pier foot of Vesey stree! Mrge —Co | acrompanying mance therefe 7 s eee ee ae re es | eee ee eco) warty et hanced" rowan Sunarad and | Sezeta evant Domecrame gina tScgana ee Ninna itn Ua sine ave ha elton Mayor — pe ‘Twenty-second ward Proton and'Pariey7e on Reet OM Yoemiah, Hardy, | sored} to tre tndvad and ity four Hight avenue; amo, | couneian Waray gee to amend, the mm uy rking | Merah, “aura, Oliricn, Cook, Biles, tine’ and | togne Gomuics on Publi Health * at the poll of the Second election di hanged fr 7 ‘ joyee—171 ° Bashy Alderman Farixy moved to suspend the present order of | {WO hundred and six to four Hundred ena foray West | thereof tue words * City Contingeneles. Report of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurring | , Report of Committe on Roads in favor of adopt Dusiness, for the purpose of taking up ta from the | Forty-second street: also, that the poll of the Eichth election Wi.ich was carried, with Board of Aldermen tn adopting resolution that the | tlen that curb and gutter sienes be set, and thy Board of Councilmen, pape diarrict be changee from two hundred and nineteen to cor- ere, een ‘as emended was then adopted by the fol- siiewaika on the south side of Fifty-fifth ej poy or ie or gee events Area ie, bens ner of ‘orty-fifth street . Bare e roadway and Eiz ne, be tinged and ae cond & ft streets, under the direct einer Cer ee ‘en, Keenan, Sandford. Jones, | Where ucceusary: cuder the disection of ine Street commis. | Street Commissioner, and that the wcsompanying d > condita Which was concurred in, "AiliFmative—Couneiltn rare Laces Roses, OF eonnaee au Webster, Grom, Isrady, MeConoell, Repper, Houghtalin, | sioner, nnd: that’ the accompanying ordinanee therefor be | therefor be adopted. Mayor's Orrice, New Youx, Sept, 25, 1863, To rw HoxonanLe THE BOAKD OF ALDEUME ue N— ‘urn, unapproved, the re-olution originating in your rit Patrick Pheips to keep his coaches in reet, on the corner of Kroadway, ncorpantof the pren ox in front of which tt is pro- | — Resoluts r Resolution, That the poli of the Fourteanth election ais- : he occ at Of the Perea’ Ghjects to, the permission | the Gommmieatoners of Pablo Gharits sat Corea ong | trict, Twenty-nerond ward, be changed from the southost | Haviland, Gaw, Mocrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, | adonied, Which was adapted by the following vote, vii given. Tho rule upon which f have always acted as to | thousand loads of mai * corner of Seventy-ninth street and Tenth avenue to Broad- | Russel and Joyce—1y a . th Which was adopted by the following vote, viz.s— Affirmative—Counet'men Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Ai tthe airects of sidewalks by private individuals ia | — Which was concurred way, between Kighty-fourth and eighty-fifth streets; al Edport af Commision om Beata, $a fever of concurring w Afil'mative--Councilinen Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Webster, | Gross McConnell, Repper, Houghtalin, Hayian to requi-e the Unf the oc ipaatat the premises front- | Resolution, That the rotler be dtrected to draw his | that the poll of te thirteenth district of the Twenty-second | Board, of Aker e eee eteth aed Sintknb areca | Gross McConnell, Kepper. Houghtalin, Harliand, Gaw, | Hovrath, Murray, O'lirien, Cook, Brice, Bu: tng therent asmuch as that consent fa refused in the warrant in favor of Lewis Hopp, for the sum of $87 50, ward be chanerd to (he north wem corner om, Bi hen avenue ea maae tee late ping ® & paged 4 Seyibeitnen MeGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, Russell and Joyce ie ua prhinisidnnaie adie te. ties res ld Lee! d to withhold my appro- | such ‘ing . i a @ poil of e Twelft! is i —ii. “s iS 5 Tem One) ee Eat tat § ene Wf Piety ig Baa ffs monete axnenaee yi ni, ifr. repaire 12 trict of the Twenty-second ward be chanced to the southeast the Croton Aqueduct Hourd, ani thas’ the accompanying or- ‘Resolution of Board of Aldermen, that Graam Brothers & | With Board of Aldermen in ncopti solution th But ihere is anoth jection, to this permission to which | acconntof appropriation for Construction and Repairs to | Corner of Fifty-eizhth street and Eighth avenue. dinange therefor be saopted. a Co., of No, 352 Pearl street, be permitted to rec ‘and de. | third street. from Third to Fifth a be re I would rey ition ¢ honorable body. inas. | Publie Buildings, Which waa concurred in, Wt b was auopted by tue following vote, wiz. :~ liver goods in frontof their premises at the above mention. | graded. curb and gutter set, and the sidewalks « 8 ovher ea: which the consent of | Which was laid over, Resolution, That the po'ls of the Second, Seventh, Ninth, | wAflirmative—Counciimen *, Keenan, Sandford, Jones, | eq number; and that they be further permitted to erect and | #nace four feet wide, vtiler the direction of the 5! eae icten Its that, sofaraaT can as | Resolution, That 4 gaa lamp be plaoed in front of Secor's | Tweltth and Thirteenth Election districts of the Twenty-nrat | Webster, Gross, Brady, MeConcell, Repper, Houshtalin, | mainian ap awning in front of the said premises, during | Mlssioner, and that the sccompanying ordinauce tr existe in the Corporation to give such per- | foundry, south f street, between avenues A ee be hala ab the Sellewing, places, until otherwise or- Pplemrped Gaw, Mou th, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, the pleasure of ihe ‘Common Counc fesse Sha: Lg sn eR Mae icilinthy a nh as 8 ied i B hi tree! OY u il, viz: t t—19, hich was referred to the ittes on Street cl he follos vin: Hon a aks anager 26, vestion Pio be found on page Boone at Me Secraenpen bisa cape aad WA ni dct, 137 Rant Pwnly-cichth atemot, Iti Honor the | | Kesoiution that Tenth venue. from Fourteenth totwen. | AtirmativesGonnelinen Wayety Kernan Joi i vile bie compilation of the Laws Re- ttee 2 intrict fecond avenue, southeast corner o a be paved with tap-block pavement, the ct rm Gross, MoConnell, Renner’ Houghtalin, 424 of Mr. Volcnting’s valuain’ <gavor Aldormen and Com: |, Resolution, That permission, be gives toMe’ Meoonaei? | Thirty.ninth street, Counciiman Bebe moved that the Board do now ad- de the property ‘owners one-cyirds and the | Gaw, MeGrath, Murray, ‘O?iixien, Cook, irice, it ! power and autho to make and pass such | to keep a fruit a ‘on the southeast corner of Broadway Ninth district. 120 East Thirty third street, southwest cor- sours tH 1 ny one third, and that the accompanying or- | Joxee—I7. alan dinances as they shall {rom time to tine deem | and Broome street, during the pleasure of the Common | ™Fwaith district 1146 Broad Haport of Committee om Brade of Board of Aldermen, | “cance therefor be adopied, ‘A iiaissinsduial us 1: oltre Uae toedea Ge tae le ae ap? eguiat ct ir car. jet, 4, way. My on ja re nt resol 11 a a »Bay proper” “to regulate hackney coaches 0 Connell: bis ‘of Biaty-second stroct, be: | gtrinlag thereto the words “wonerhird ihe propersy | work in the City Hall building painted. lame iatel Thirtee: I, road: with resolution that the ‘Which wos concurred In, Ini Cisisies, 1 50 Bpoaway, tween the Ninth aud Tenth avenues, bo changed from its | Owne present grade, a0 ag to make the grade of said street, at @ | inserting 1 lie! ny on rd.” and |b upervision and Cire ‘one half and the | contracting tieret: Resolution, that the poli of the Seventh Election district | Which was concurred in. S10 me that no. power in here conferred to do an jake general" of the Eighteenth ward be changed from No. 270 East | yf Feamble, reciting the arrival of veasels of the Russian ref the words more than make general “by laws and ordinances” regulat- int four buadred and fifty. fe lyf “ % 4 vy concves, and that we have, therefore, 10 | Twontleth street to No. ns Navy in our harbor, with resniutfons:—First, that the hospl- nt four hundred aud fifty fect westerly from the west | property owners one half.” Countian. 3 Sa eae eto'a partevlar individual special permission to | nero Twenty-fourth o- aug Second avenue, southwest cor- | taiiiles of the cliy he extended to the ofiicers'of the Russian tne of the Ninth avenue, eighty tive feet above high water, | Which was curried. Feferved to the Conus Keep his coaches at some place other than the public stands ‘Which was concurred in. * i vessels; second. that (if the Board of Aldermen concur) the | 80d from there to af esp ey i pyeeny Per pe eee cath ‘The resolution as amended was then adopted by the fol- hich wis curried i Koslerated b» the general" by-law or ordinance’ enacted by Bills of John G. Otto, as follows:— Special Committee of the Common Council, heretofore ap. | BYChnEN ho Sete contin Be Sve snneas a erg Fee ath | lowing v it cilnan Guoss moved thay the Board do nance (Art five, chapte . Revis un lew. Forty-second regiment. ....6.....0006 . | adopted, * fe . A 's pupon the Prenid wana thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty and forty one). | For music furnished Filth regiment, on occasion of tho that a copy of the forezoing preamble and resolutions be 7 : : je aeianell and Rey eee=ie ned until 4 a (eeitilod “Of places uc which hacks tiny. stand for hire. | “funeral of Coane! Ringgold. ans 199 | mullably engressed and presented to Hear Adwiral Le- | {ich vee crear a Mate, Reenace Sandfoni; Jones, | Nreatlve--Conhellman Weber a tor a | mueurnel tnt thuraday, Oe | ¥ . . , n of Twellth 4 ork nates certain places anecitically, Ittben provides | For music furnished Fifty-secoad regiment, on occasion 99 | Which was concurred tn by tho following vote, viz:— Webster, Gross, Brady, McConnell, Rep) Houghtalin, | new get of colors. meee Say wiih the adviee and consentof thetAldermen | — of funeral of Gol. Ringvold...----..- : ul, gt : = @Cuineliinen of each. district, may from time to time | with resolution that the Compitrriter be dirneied ia draw his a gg eee 9 cag on cb hg a en Raman sha terest "time el naa Aid saison a olan ren an recarned £0) Mes Oornaml an oon eee and LOAN OFDICES. pel-nete other. places (at WAICh NAT eee eee arene ia favor Of Jobe G, Cio. lentet. of ne Fate Regt | Haviland, Gaw, McGrath, Murray, Brice, Russel and | . Report of Committee on Streets of the Board of Aldermen. | SYiCr'n, @. connell, amountin« to eizhty dollars, for band oe ny : rriaxes may stand waiting for er ied vonupite santa” || fee ullioes sane foesabed Minh reekions open the oererel me is a , with resolution that Fifteenth atreet, from the Filth aveiue | gurnished forthe Maint Janes’ Temperance Socieyy on the ei eta ‘of course, thereby constituted “pul »”” | for bile of music furnished Fifth regiment upon the several {ve—Councilmen O'Rrien and Cook—2, . | tothe sinth avenue, be paved with trap-bloak pavement, | Goregion of the reception of Gol. Corcoran, - bs a Jot private sands for the use of any parienlar individual, Bection forty imposes a fine of ten dollars on the owner or, driver of any coach who shall stand walting for employment at ny other pl.ce than those public stands. ‘Your resolution in this case, therefore, permits a violation ef y urosn ortinance by the person named, while it infe- occasions of the funerals of Colonel Charles and Colonel the property owncrs t half of th ny a f he Cs Resolution, that the Firs! Election District poll of the Lea geet eb A lee ar bendyee {ter oSbpan Which was laid ove: ona for “City Contingencies.” forty two Delancey street, © Mumber one Bundred and | ignce therefore winnted. Wasias and culverts powell in, the Bighthy avsuie, trem | TAricacurar nana ° ten was laid over. Ta aR adie Ba lan fe Thirteeuth to Fourteenth street, under the direcuon of the | >> COrBer ol Tousen wets Report of Committer on Finance, with resolution that the | fuvctaveniv Goucliman McCoxsxtt moved that the | ,AMirmative—Counciinen Tlayes, Keenanr Sandford, Jones, | Zhirteeuth to Fourieenth street under the direction of, the Pik GRA Bans WO DOORE ae 4 est cash ~. NB. jouimitice on Sewers of Board of Aldermen, | Siitay shucrcent rentislly declares that if any other person shall violate the | Comptroller be directed to draw his warrant in favor of pster. Gross, Braly, MeConnell, Kepper, Houghta to, te rs Thi tes an invidious dis- | ‘Th. Me » | above action be reconsidered. ; d 4} ho ehper, Honshia 10, | panes therefor be adopted, i Vatel Gediuacce ho shan ba fined. This creaige on Dusinoes, and, | aciienfos Wading stained Denceh te hoe ie Fay erate | | Which wascarned, Haviland, Gav,’ McGrath, Murray, 0 Brien, Cook, Bric Which was coneirrid in by the following vote, via fate Oe ; on Watcho Resolution thet the Comptroller be directed to draw his | gAlurmatne—Gouniimen Hayes. Keenan, Jone warrant in favor of Lawrence Weixburn for the sum of | {1% ' tain, | Haviland caw; | Outice hor cl 5 material at labor ae istant Treasurer of the Volunteer Fat! ‘und of i euT. 1, . P , Resolved that the election polls of the First, Second, 5 esolution that the curb and gutter stones be set and the ey, 1m bullding thirty féet additional sewer, in accordance with | pourth, Fitth, Seventh and Eighth Districts of the Piteh | the Sixth district, as visitor for tue months of January and | sgewalke Tiazged a space four fect wide In avenue C, be , are eid tor Dismenita ee ae He then moved that the paper be concurred in. Which was carried. Webster, | tion ‘J. street, between Lexington and Third avennes, end damage even were it lawful, should, I think, be avolded. sustained by him by delay of building the sewer from wator GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor. Which was received and directed to be printed 'at length in the “: {nutes, and published in all the papers employed by the Corporation. REPORTS, ‘Ward be heli at the following named places: — February, 1863, the same to be taken trom the appropriation | tween Sixteenth aud Sevent enth streets, under the direc- nl Benger ao o The Commitien on Fire Denartment presented a report | Pitch wae laid over ae aoa ot Aldermen—Firet, | First Distrletof the Fitth Ward ‘at’ number one hundred forthe Volunteer rer yorytiry nice tion of the Street Commissioner, and the accompanying or. | ff0r‘cred, by A, HONIGMAN, Broker and Comininsi iendesin tt por eae aptlmeata § That the compensation of the sweepersof the puviicmarkers | Andewenty four Church atreet | | @ | | RittitatwaCauucimen Hayes, Keenan, Sand‘ord, | “uance therelar be wlopted:— = ES TaeT, — — c! 4 laid over. “ . econd stent @ Fi ‘ard at number one hundret “G. % - vg hich was adopter he following vote, viz:— . 26 "4 gg ive ‘om Asseasments presented a report to re- | be Increased to the sum of $35 per month each; and second. | god twenty five Wet Broadway, Jones, Websier, Gross, Brady, McConnell, Repper. Housh: | jitirnativecC uineiligen Haye, Keenan, Jones, Web: TL BESRY HYMAN'S—« BnoaDway, ¢ ORNER | the atischen” of the market. Manet muficient, to pay toe Fourth District of the Fath Ward at namber one hundred bie aaa Murray, O'Brien, Cook | ger, Gross, McConnell, Rep; Amount of the proposed increase, that the Comntrolier be | Mlforty six West Broa iway. ae. ner six Hudson | _ Resolution thut the sidewalk on the East side of Tenth | Joy ssment. wry Houghtatin, Hand, McGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, Russell and Meve ‘oon Hardrop from an Which was laid over, Committee on Conference presented a report in favor ensh price Cor Diamonds. setor unset: Waieves and Sil Ware, or advances mace oa the same, aud also on Pian of raking adonation of one thousand two hundred and fifty | anthorized to pay the Increased’ salary authorized by the | gtjut. avenue, between Thirty-fourth and Thiry-fifth streets. be | JCC IT nat the widewalk on the sonthwest corner of | 663 litoudway, dol wo the widow of the late George W. Badger. roveeeiee nescinciott from the appropriation for “City Con- Seventh District of the Fifth Ward at aumber —. mae ries tay tose see Crerernv terre the cen Forty phe Calabrea anaiterih arenis ops poled leah’ pa oy ~ = = 7 Wihicn was ald over, at afatra presented a report’ to | (By Board of Councilmen amended by adding afler the | , Hisht District of the Fifth Ward at number five hundred | Sidinance wiereforeba duped, ne | sivection of the Street, Commissioner, and that the aocom- ayy wp stata: Chay pare twenoay oo in een wunry persons for services rendered in receiving the word ‘reach. at end of rat resolution, the words fallow. ag agwen Gana cee Which was adopted by the following vote, viz.:— Lae ian grrr ere etna nny See for tevets or Dianouis Wateles, dewelry,. Silk fader pi! . he iss ry garbage pe pS EE qAlirmutive—Counelianen Hayes. Krenan, Jo ebster, | A'tinmati cinciimen Hayes, Keavan, Webster, | Goods, Clothing, &c, A loi of Gvercoats wantelt. hich was iald over. ‘meld gj a ee Councilman, Waster moved that the Committee on Do- | Gross, McConnell, Fepper, Houghtalin, Haviand. Gaw, | Gross, Repprr. Howhtalin,” Haviland, = 7 a | The Committee on Salaries and Offers presented a report . tions and Charities be discharged from the further con. | McGrath, Murray, rieo, Cook, Brice, Russell and | MeGrith, Murray, O'brien, Coos, rice, Russell and Resolution, That the Comptroller be directed to hire temporary, deation, for Hone Company number, Thirty: five, to be in the vicinity of Kighteenth street and First ave- eration of preamble from Board of Aldermen, reciting | SCOT. co unciiman Brady—l Soyce—17 DRY Gouvn. ree ip YOU WIsH YOUR FURS ‘a resolution, duly passed by the Common Council an Resalation that erirb and guver stoncs be set, and the alde- esolution, that the sidewalk on the south side of Forty. URS,—LADE to pay Philip Mons as interpreter to the Third Diatrict Court. hich was laid over. The Committee on Streets presented a report to pave roved by the Mavor on the 3d day of January, 1862, do- 4 et, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, be flagged Thirtieth s'reet, between Second and Third avenues, with | MMe yn aad tn ing to the Bloomingdale aptist church ‘the sum of four | WAIkS taxged, full width, opporite No. 14 and Ste Kast | fy ieunder the direction of tie Sirest Commlasioner. | quested prem ved carefully ant ro, by nreet Belgian pavement. Which was concurred a. to $516 73, for repairing and | bindred and thirvy-tve dollars and fifty-two cents, to pay | Twenty fourth sinees, Hm pet the Cet on a aavce therefore | Wivich was adopted by the foliowing vore, viz :— eo} furriers, a toem to the tory, 8 th vvew Which was taid aver, SHE Gatien, sencemcleg te SU 7S, fee veratrine | taxes for the years 1300, 1961 and 1862, but which failed to | miasloner. and that the accompanying ordinance therefore | Aiiirnatve—Councilinen Hayes, Keeuan, Jones Webster, | betwen Twenty sixth and neventh strents, The itee on Streeta presented @ report to pave i On See Zo No 24. in Went Forty-tirat street | poceive the number of vows which the Comptroler deems | Ye adopted. Gross, McConnell, Repper, Houghtalin, ‘Haviland, Gaw, mber, up stairs, IGANS with resolution that the Comptroller be directed to draw his: etwee shth between Beventh and Eighth avenues, | Wi atin favor of B, Gallon for the sum of $616 10, and necessary to warrant him in paying the same, with resolu- Connciiman Hayne. moved that the resolution be referred | Mcjratn, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, Russell and Joyce— | 2 tion, that the Comptroller be directed to draw his warrant in i to the Commitiee on Streets. N ESDAMES VIRFOL NO. 6 CLINTON PLAC! ‘Which was iaid over. take his receipt in fu'l for the annexed bill, and charge the Ter OF ane: ‘Smith, Her or ‘the: Hloamtupinio Which was carried. fF of ee ittee on Fire Department, in favor of con- have the honor of aunouncing to their customers t The Committee on Streets presented @ report to pave | same to account of City Contingencies, Bete ee een iethes ae iurignve | Report of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurring cunt pot with Round of Alierinen inadopting retohution that | they have reeriged ai ection of new goods for th Thirty-secondgstreet. between Sixth and Seventh avenues, ‘Which was laid over. dalars and ifty-wo cents, with interest. for taxes op the | With Board of Aldermen in adopting resolution that Fifty; | the Sireet Commisstouer he divected to advertise for propo- | Mason. Corse’a made in Paris especially and exclusive wit, Beigian pevement: Resolution, That the election poll of the Sixth Election | Govars and Doty two cents, with ater LO), 18st and | ith street, berweon Third and Fourth avenues, be paved | saw for busing & new hose carriase for the uKe of Ifose | for thelr house, Which was laid over district, Eighteenth ward, be changed from No. 106 Twenty- nd charge the game to the account of “Donations,” with Belgian pavement, under the direction of the Croton | Comp; y No. 41, the cust of thesaine not to excced the sum re The ‘om sitive on Streets presented a report to fing side. | sccond street to No, $47 Second avenue. ED ne ee es Aqueduct Department, and that the accompanying ordi. | CPR? QPESING OF FREXCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICA walks in font of Nos, 187 ana 137% West Thirty-third street; ‘Which was concurred in, ‘And the paper was laid over. nance there‘or be adopted. # bb was adopted by the followiag vote, viz. :— Ly made. Cloeks,” Cire . Sacues, - Rotondes also on the enst side of Thirth-fourih and Thirty-fi{th streets, Po on, That permission be granted to the owner of 1 Councilman Wenstxn moved that the Committes on Do- Fee eee crt Me da a same be referred | Afirmative—Counctlinen Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Webster, | Spanish Wrappers er fushi Vic) was laid over, . S foot atreet, rged ie Coma ny te ¥ aU 7 "6. we ooltitite on Streets presented a report to pave | straighten and widen the same to the width of fifty-ive | Hations and Charities be discharged from the further consid- } "wich was lost, Gross, McConnell, Reppor, Hongntalia, Huviand, Gav. | cog cap tt uip pee: Vor! 16%. fret throughont, from the line af Weat airent to the exterior | station of reports of Committee on Financ: of Board of Al. | ng paper waa then adopted by the following vote, viz:— | jeUrsth. Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice. ussel and Joyco— line: and also that permission be granted to him to erect a shed on aid pier, when so widened and completed, and | $oyeah Hate yo cant eon ‘o largest assortments of French and Knglie Cloaks « shown in this country, nade from the following Preng German and English Fabre ‘ ‘| Thirwy-ninth street, between Seventh and Kighth avenues, with Belgian pavement, Which was laid ove: roller be directed to rel. pastor of the St, 326th street, for tl Afirmative—Couneilman Hayes, Keenan, Jones Webster, | '“peconition of Board of Aldermen the! the Street Com- Grote, | MeComnell epee, Seale arene, ed mntasioner be dirceted to remove the damaged liberty pole on The Committee on Streets presented a yenort to pave | suitable sheds and bulkheads on both sides of said pier tere en ca eaceneaete 125th sirvet, forthe | YeGritn. Murry, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, Russell and | ae oe oe ete. Toirty-tirst street, betweem Bighth and Ninth avenues, with | P’hich was cece ae. oe ine foremen employed in the | ave on the Pape ofthe said church, the amount tobe | IRM Whieh was laid over, yy City Tnapector’s Department, for cleaning streets, ba In- | Charge }¢ Comptroller to the account of “Denations, Negative Councilman Brady le Board do now adjourn, | , Hevort of Commitice on Roads, in favor of conenrring Thecommitice on Streets presented a report to reset curb | creased to the «im of two dollars and fifty cents per day. Wand the paver was taid over. Whieh wasloste sn err with Board of Aldermen ta adopdag reeolation tat Sixty and g'tier stones in Thirty-ninth atreet, between Seventh | Which was laid over, ‘ punchtear, hi Petition for a sewer in Ninth avenue, between Eighteenth Pokavcmved: tee rosy id er ston y-ninth st t, ntion, That the time allowed Eat Linner, on his Counctiman Hagan moved that the Committee on Streets ‘and Nineteenth streets, with resolution that a eer ‘with Sr egg chon eeea te ot the peste ae pi omagedit «Sur and Eighth avenues, Which was laid over, * The Co nmittee on Roads presented a report to pave Forty- third street, between the Filth and Sixth avenues. Which was laid over. The Committee on Roads presented a report to gatter and Mag Sixty second street, between the Third and Lexington avenues. Which was laid over, The Committee on Roads presented a report to reimburse Buch Home for excess of Inspector's fers for the reculating Of Seventy-cignth street, from Third avenue to East River, Which was lnid over, ‘The Committee on Public Health presented a report to fill Jota between Sixty second and Sixty-third streets, Eighth and Ninth avenues. Which was laid over, The Committee on Public Health presented @ report to eracd be discharged trom the further consideration of the report contract for building the house of Bogine Company No. 48, | OF the Commitee on streets of the Board of Aldermen with | we Necessary receiving basing and culverts, be built in | gerthe directon of the Street Cominissioncr, and that the ‘Which wan laid ove: : Fesolation that the sidewalks on both sides of Hanover | Ninth avenne, between Eighteenth and Ninetesnth streets, 1 accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. Preamble, w! ution, that the Street Commianioner | strect, (rom Greenwich street to the North river, be flagged | Under the direction of the Crown Aqueduct Department, | Wich wax adopted by the followin vor be directed to He ane ane the conditincer | and reflaggod, where necessary, to extend one hundred reet, | Ant that the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. | AdirmativeCounciimen Hayes, Keenan, Jone: much parks and pubite places, belonging to the Corporation | Up drei" direst (© the naFthweat corner. under the di-"| esoiudon that Weataireet, froin. tiaminond to Gr grigh tals vsiands of the elty of New York. as were formerly occupied by the | Pection of the Street Commissioner, and that the accompany: | srcer, Ye regulated and graded tunmediatel leGrath, Marri en, Cook, Brice, Rurde! ing ordinance therofor be ado; : Joyce—17, malltary’ forces of the United Binirs, and eanse to, be pre, ick eae cariek: a rection of the Street Commissioner. and that the accompa- | “Ror or of the Committer on Roads, in favor of concurring uying ordinaner therefor be adopted, Joyrtity or eatimate of the damage done to the tame taconseauence | Goupetin a,E Tent the Commitise on Finance | Which was adopted by the following vote, vn: seeee rot Witturm street, betvors Tenth avenue and yop ttt Be oh apenened Ste, | be diseh vom the further cousideration uf resolution | . Afirmative-—Counciluien Hayes, Keenan. Jones, Web- | iudgon river, be flagged a space four feet wile, also the Placing said parka and publie places fn the same condivion as | OF Board of aldermen, that the Comptroller be directed to ] Mitt, Gross. McConnell, Repper, Heughialin, Haviland Gaw, | soucheriy sidewalk of said airvet, between Broadway and snc) at prover avers may be taken to have said damages, | ara his warrant in favor of Walter Koome, tor the sum of | Meviraih. RE Ore Kighth avenue, be flagged aud fetlacged where necessary, Aaa ibe coet of patting the mame in. & proper condition, one hundred and fifty-alx dollars, for music for the Thirty- pd i gape Maga ag tel under the direction of the Street Commissioner, and that > " re- | seventh regiment, New Vork National Guard, on the occa. | , Resolution that a sewer, wit! necessary receiving | ihe accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. paid tothe ation of the city of New York by the gone- | Son or tne reorption of the Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth | Pains and culverts, be built in Bight avenue, between | “Which was adopted by the followin: vote, viz waldover regiments, New York Volunteera, ‘Thirteenth and Fourteenth atrects, unter the direction of | aiirmative--Councilmen Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Webster, DIAG 0 BELGIAN TRICOT BLACK ty NOLIS ENGL Gross, MeCoonell. Kegper, Houghtalsn. Haviland, » OD 475 Brow Second store from Ubedell, Piers: wr » LIQUORS, &e OURBON WHISKEY. SEVERAL LOTS OF ron enticky Bourbon Whiske. d and ver: ior, fe aale by GEO. , DOUGLASS, Ih Keaver suet Sm fen « ints on Went Forty-third street, ‘Which was concnrred in on a division, viz:— Motne bematuet Ronmd, aed that Lia asneipbaring Ore. Pic x al oT gt ge cig AMirmative—AWlermen Fox, Henry, McCool, Chi RI AR canrEG, vee Fete eee te alaeeal e nccompanying oF- J Grou, “MeCunncll, Hepper, Moignaln. ia iland, Gaw, | OR BALE—50 GALLONS PURE ELDERHERS ed oricieis castes ticaiih Bag: Mitchell, Ryers, Jeremiah, Hardy, Froment and Farley—! Grangaedae main moved tuk tae Giaaaiias wn: Pinemen ‘Which was adopted by the following vote, viz:— einem mean iels nen, Cook, Brice, Russel and Jeyco— Juice. im quactities to “cult A moat excellent artic Report of Committee om Assessments, in favor of adopt. | Nekative—Alderman Masterson—1. be dincharged. frum the further consideration of resoluion, |, Afirmative—Counclimen Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Webster, | ““Gonncliman Hayes moved that the Board do new ad- | {Or persona ill Halil. par ica larly thoes of & consi ly Ke port of Committee on Finance donating ten thousand | of ‘koard of Aldermen. that the Comptrolier be directed 10 | Gross, McConnell, Kepper, Houghtalin, Haviland, Gaw ; dollars to the Blind Mectianios’ Axsociation, de draw bis warrant in favo af George W. Roome for the sum Rulsired” That ther spectal Committee, ue whom was_re. | of $346, im full tor refreshments furnished tne guard of | JON a6 Comraitiee on Sewers of tne Board of Alize feyrod the feport of the Commitiee oa Finance of the Beard | honor. &c., on the occasion of tne funeral of Col. Ringgold, Fwith resolutioa that a sewer, with the 1 ¢. Councilmen don cing, toe (mS aaa Se. Blind pH Ee cee — regiment, and charge the et Wirgey A ecessar) jechanica’ Association, suthoriz wire into the operon nen Hamersley street to the sovtherly side of rkson street, v condition and history of the aald Association, and for that | Wauen wan carneds 1a a saeene be aireetion OF ue Oroton Aqueduct Board, and that the direetion of the Bireet Gommisuower, aid tat ihe se- purpose that the said Committee have power to send for | Coinciiman Burcz moved that the Committee on Finanee | the accoinpanying ordinan e therefor be adopted, Which was alopted by the following ¥ gp era eed be discharged from the further consideration of report of | W,vich was concurred tn by the following vote. vis. Affirmative—Councilinen Hayes, Ke po a ee appointed Aldermen Haray, | Si Commitiee in favor of adopting revolution that the AY rmative—Caunclimen I ves, Keenan. Jones, Webster, | Gross. McConnell, Repper, Houghtalin, Mastersou and Outwell anek committee. + | Gompurotier be directed to draw. bia warrant in favor of G, | Qfuss. McConnell, Repoer. Muoghialin. Havliand. Gaw. Me- | Negra, Muriaj, O'Brien, ‘Cook, Brice, Russell an Report of Committee om Finance in favor of ‘ing re | Wolff, for the sum of $30, for servicos rendered a physic’ rir Y on miweere ¢ Sei fae resolution that the Comptroller he directed to pay to James Gibson the sum of two thousand three hunired and twenty-one siollars nnd forty-nine cents. the amount of ap assessment imposvd apon lots known as and numbered re- spectively from forty-two to eighty-six, both tnelnsive, in Tock No. tive hundred and ninety four, on the map of the eity of New York, and lying between One Hundred and Ninth aod Oue Hundred and Tenth streets, and Fifth and Bi\th avennen, in said city, and charge the same to account “Donations ” Which was adopted by the following vote, viz:— Attirmatice—Aldermen Fox, Henry, Hail, McCool, Reed, Chirp, Mitchell, Kyers, Jeromiah, Masterson, Ottiwell Fro- McGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Caok, Brice, “Russell and Jew biel was lost. Report of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurring with Board of Aldermen tn adoptin: resolution that the side- walks of Fifty.ninth street from dvbth to Tenth a sand culverts, be builton Hudson street, from | Tagged, carded aud guitered, where unt airendy do __ ASTROLOGY. A ‘B. MAURI GREAT ASTROLOGERN A And He wells you all yo Yonr destiny ‘Telly what {s in store, What to leave. what to pars Joyee—I7. ment and Fariey—i3 1 ee eo eet clad 10 dean bin gar. | At the Seventeenth precinct station ouse, and charge the ommittoe on Sewers of Boaad of Aldermen, | "Report of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurring nt yl o Se i we pire cm sewer with the necessary receiving he oe > ‘Anything tuouid y kk more, Bente An toe Gane Fantin favor of JounJ, Masteraon for the aum of our bi time wp account of Donations d eniiverta be balit ia Minetia atreet, aboutiory feet | With Board of Aigerimen tn adoping resolution tid nied By deecanhate kon tae ten Remolution, that the Comptroller be directed to draw his warrant in fayer of William Brandon for the sun of $89), of Tnapector's fers for regu | (hich was carrie. dred and & aa te wis citer, teow Wee iierenh. anetiman Bryce moved that the resolution be adopted. m Minetia lane, to and connecting'with the Rewer | ee ee ie eee aera spas ‘And thoy re he'll meets deing for expenditures and. disbursements in bebalf of the | Sting and grading ee ee eee at were NO ee of cotenas | in Bleecker street, unde’ the direction of ‘the Croton Aque- | fitvugh the middie of the aaine under the @irection of the fn Mat Hing Gominitior ri National fairs for making ‘cass, pa Ring, freon to Br adson ver, ad qharge tho sete te the i jon lg gee ee res nee er ree eee Bireet Cominissioner, aud vat tve accompany ing ordi a igs wenger eight exoress charces, a ‘expenses in conveying rmative—Councllmen Webster, Gross, ¥, McCoo: top: therefor be adopted rne description Maurice will give aha teyering ta the varioun New York vty regimentsatthe | WNGh SAL oualiae on Stresta in favor of adopting reso- | Bela Repper, Houghtalin, Haviland, Gaw, Murray, Ovok, | XivinatienCouachimen faces, Reena, Jone, Which was a loge by del biteant or wite, of war the stands of colors erie: w the & rice an cn | “mes 1 Mirmatt yi live Goneti of 1562, and "charge tke same tots appropriate ac: | Yution that Warts street And, Interne and wraded iD ac. eteiatives Gmnciimen Mares, Keenan, Sandford, Joner, | rer Star RE ee ne, ereaty Com: | Gress, MoO " Hongitali, thas ttand G eount. the red line as marked in the annexed m: cGrath, O'Brien an ane ll, ” . ad - 7 ree, sari and Joyce—| ‘Which was adopted by the following vote, viz :— orcas en + | Councilman Joyer moved to take from the table resolution, | #7, : in favor of adopting reso: native—Alk Me drawn by Austin Ewen, City Surveyor, the same to be done — o- - 4 Report of Committee on Finance, of Board of Aldermen, : | on ~ Ailrmative—Aldermen Fox, Henry, Hall, MeCoel, Reed, eo Street Commission ‘and that | thatthe Depaty Saperinte nent of Sanitary Inspection be wit Se ecaratat ‘that the Comptro: be directed to draw his mde 4 fo sie r under the direction of allowed the use of a horse and wagon, ata cost not excoed- e held of ail that, Ghinp, Ryers, Jeremiah, Hardy, Masiersun, Ottiweil, Fro: went and Farley —18. On ate ee Ing the sim of two hundred and fity dollars, and the Comp. | Warrant in favor of Solomon Jenner, Krondent Of the Boar ready done, inder the direction a your wh eemiation 9 Hoard b hapegeny a that te | house of ‘olom, the Board adjourned, and the President pro | ‘roller fe hereby directed 10 draw hie warrant for the above | Of Manner nae dnlaré, che caaxina ie ak a he ‘ c and that the accompanying or- me sour invendied husband or wife, sella te lone Company Bi ut in thorough repa " y oh sum, and charge the same to City Contin, * n ' 0 il inary; in ¥ marriages der the direction of the Btreet Commisa oner, at acost not ag ey Eon egy eae oe ee Wiseh was corried. 7 ee faunas of the said ho tal, and charge the amount to the wc- e Dy the following vote, viz:— hon oP ns . ar foerceed two hondred and Sfty dobar and that the sald . . ae Oe XK LENTINE, Clerk. And the paper was lald over, count o} men Haves, Keenan, Jones, Webster, tirkee will be wr gan ve and hereby is aupropriated therefor; the work to be g } Clerk. 6. Commit ee eones RBEOHED, Catena env saint ot ‘aihasiiin Gusihall “An ie mmoell, Repner, Houghealin, and. Go Mi good Ines ne without delay. Report of Committee on Sewers 1a favor of remittin, ~ - Ni ) 0 Brien, Cook, Brice, Russel! and Joy ) cent Which was conourred in by the followins vote viz:— Board of Counctim sessnent of Peter Masterson and others, #99 | ainance creat'ng wditioual eugineers for the New York Fire inmitiee 00 Strects ef Board of Alder oft ett o— Aldermen Fox. Heor astftll, MeCoo!. Reed. jormour) Pat oe Whieb was laid over, De ak om laid ov T first street, betweea Fil Phipp tchell, Ryers, Jerem: ly, Masterson, Oul- Starep Session—Monpay, a 5 GENERAL ORDERE, Ne a ve Sixth avenues aved with trap block p ae “4 well, Proment and Farley—14, Tock, PMY Resolution of Boarl of Aldermen, that the Street om. | Counciiman O'BnieX moved that the Board do now ad- | Srlynwners to pay one half Of the expense, and tie ily tho 718 NOT TO UK ban Dr. LD. and M BROUGHTON, —T in” giving wat when can be com all t AS courtship, aiuing wi And the same was directed to be sent to his Honor the Mayor for approval. Resolution at Board of Councilmen that curb and gutter @tones by set, and sidewalks flagged a spare fou wide In First avenue between Fifty third ant Suxty-first stress, and contract JeWinich wun ton reriainder, under the direction of the © neduct De- Report of Comtaittee on Streets, in favor of adopting reso. | Partinent, and that tue accompanying ordinance therefor be Jution that avenue ©, from Sixteenth to Seventeenth street, ing vote. viz be paved with cobble stone pavement, under the direction of Jones, Webster, ‘The Board met pursuant to adjournment, in their Cham- | missioner be directed to advertise ‘or proposal ber, No. 16 City Hall with the lowest bidder, conformably te the previsions of the Fresent-—-Morcan Jones, Eaq., President, in the chair, and | Amended Charter of 1857, for tho work of dredging out alip the fotlowing members. — between piers Nos, 43 and 45 to a dept of twenty-tive feet at ‘Counetimen Hayes, Keenan, Sandford, Webster, Grose, | low wate where not alreaty done, under the direction of the Street ay. Mcconnell, Repper. Houghtalla, Haviland, Gaw, | Couneilman Hayes moved to amend by adding after the | t@ Croten Aqueduct Board, and that the accompany Ing or- ot f in, Haviland, Gaw, MeGrau, nt frie Commissioner, and the agcompanying ordinance thereof be Bregvan Murray, O° nen, Cook, Brice, Russell and | words “piers 43 and 46” the words “North river jon there! oe be ee low! vi Murray, on. jor, Russell sud Joyce—16, ‘aver or die adopted. Joyoe—19. Which was carried. Which was adopte: by C fe ing vote, viz:— Negative—Couneil: Keenan—!, sickness; if recover, tume they will begind Which was concurred in by the following vote, viz— c minutes of the preceding meeting were read and ap- Ana the Fesoluuon a8 amended was adopted by the fol- Cage ph ot ag lg pee Committee on Streets of Board of Aldermen, } what part of the body is aiilicted, and what teat Aiirmnuve—Aldermen Fox. Henry. Hall, MeCeol, Reed, | proved, lowing oR ty oy pn pe Jon that Thirty first street, between Fifth and | medicine are best adapted for the sy Chipp. Mitchel, Ryers, Jeremiah, Hardy, Masterson. Ot PETITION. ‘Atti Hayes, Keenan. Sandford, jh, Murray, O'Bries, Cook, Brice, Russell and Joyce Taues, be paved with trap block pavement, the pro- | dies. 60 cents; centieme + Well and Fariev—13. By the President— Jones, Webster, Groas, Brady, McConnell, Repper, Hough perty owners to pay one half of the expense, and the cuty the | and phrene oxical ¢ tion That permission be given James Noonan, Petition of owners and drivers of leensed hackney conchen Haviland, Gaw, McGrath, Murray, O'bren, Couk, ive—Councilman Keenan—1. remain | under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct | ton's Monthly Pianet ! “ Price, by mail, three « ‘the aame was directed to be seat tothe Board of Al- | Board, and that the accompauying ordinance therefor be | O'tice 120 Greene street, Primer, N.Y, Russean and Denis O'Brien to regulate and grade in | for permission to oceupy Chatham squase on Sundays Russell and Joyce—19. front of ths ses in Fifty minth street, betworn Pik In connection therewith the PRESTORST Oilered the follow. | _ Report of Committe dermen for concurrence, and S-eon: said street being wndi ing resolution — hn resolution that West Keport of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurring ‘hich concurred in by the following vote, viz— BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIST, THAT EVERY regula‘ing and ie, the work to be dene u ‘firsolves, That the within named petitioners, owners and +, be tagged, ttered, where | with the Board of Aldermen in adopting the resolution that | — Affirmative—Councilmen Hyes, Jones, Webster, Gross, can depen: on, ts Mine. WIL: ts iH Fectivn of the Stree ar of ticensed hackney coaches, be and they are hereby ndes the direction of the Sireet Commis | the sidewalks in Forty ninth street, between Broadway and | McConne'l, Repper, Houg Haviland, G MeGratn, a enter Which » as adopted by the following vote, why = perinitted to oceupy the stand in Chatham square, on Su Mower, and thatthe accompanying ordinance therefor be | Bighth avenue, be tagged to their full width, where not al- | Murray, O'Brien Conk, Brice. Russell and Joyce—16, your it A rinative—Aldermen Fox, Henry, Huil, MeCool, Reed, | Cava, for the purpose mentioned in said petition, during the | adopted. dy done, under the direction of the Street Commissioner, Negative—Covncilman Kee! 1 tof the mort perilons Chipp, Mie b, Hardy, Masterson, Ot | pleasure of the Common Couneli, Which was concurred in by the following vote, viz:— 4 that the # companying ordinance thereior be adopted, Counciman Haviland moved that the Board do now ad. rma. No. 189 At weil, Froment Which was adopted. Affirmative—Counctimen Hayes, Keeuan, Jones, Websier, Which was adopted by the following vote, viz-— journ, Ne rhe bakery, Chat Report of Comm r of ado} RESOLUTIONS. MeCounell, Repper, Houghtaliy, Haviland, Gaw, Me: | Aflirmative—Councilman Hayes, Keenan, Jon Which was lost. Fesbitions, first the Comptrolier be directed toc Ry Couneilman MeConnett— sbok, Brice. Russel and Joyer—I6, Gross, McConnell, Repper, Houghtaiin, mittee on Roads in favor of concurring with me to b conveyed to the Trustees of the German American | Whereas. the city has entered inte contract for the cor Sandford, Brady and O' trien— McGrath, Murray, O'Brice, Cook, Brice, 3g resolution that the curb and BTONISHING TO ALLI-MADAME Mon Beboot society of the Nintecnth ward. and their snecessors, | necting by telegraph of the new beil towers ant the varic RULOr stones be setin Witt Joyee—I7. ewalks @ One Hundred and seventh da ghter, aSd bors with @ natural gt Ue and interest of the Mayor Alder’ | engine houses throughout the elty, which makes it neo hth and Ninth avenues, under the ‘Report of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurring d Second avenc aight, to tell how soon kod often you whl marry. and y of the city of New York, im sary to have ® much larger room to hold the machinery | direction Of the Strect Commissioner, and tuat the accom. | with Hoard of Alvermen in adopting resolution that Sixty: | 4 wish to kno’, even your very thoughts, oF no pay, J e] of tan panded an than at present used by toe Central Outice of the Fire Tele- | panying ordnance therefor be adopted fourth sireet, from Kighth avenue to the North river, may ic image e’now in (uit) operation, and her equa: x wy Aa 3 A agin i graph; and Which was ed by the followin: vote, v regulated and graded. under the direction of the Street Com- be found inthe whole worl), She gives Ineky y feet distant trom the Whereas, The large room adjoining the present Central |, Adirmative—Counciiimen Hayes, Keenan. Jones, W | nussioner, and that the secompanying ordinance theretor ted by the following vote, viz:— shows you @correct likeness Uf Your present orf xington avenue, t terly ninety. Five Teleta hol ela being occupied by the Fire Marchal, | Gross, Boady, MeCoonell, Kepper, Houshtaiin, Haviland, | be adopted. neilmen Hayes, Jones, Webster, Gross, | band and absent friends without any ebarge hea thevem northert parallel wih on a no office or position under the elty or county gov. | (it, Meurath, Morray, O'Brien, Cook, srice, Russell and ‘Which was adopted by the following vote, Houghtalls, Haviiand, Gaw, McGrath, eet, below Houston, Fre only | wenty-fve cent ve two hundred am! one feet, thenee westerly | Shmment, i revuired for the use of the aity; therfore’ | Foye IB a ee. neta M Russell and Joyce—i8 nul Bie Wening Gentle ven wot ndmmicted. anit 0 and ches, the ~ ‘ fH ‘Nezative—Couneliman Sandford—1. avciiman Keeman—l, - 3 Iwanes 19 the potnt or pikes of too hum: | Repe authorized and directed. to give the bascimemt of the ya heenortof Commitieg on Sewers in favor of atonting revo: Report of Commitige dn Houde, tn favor of conenrring | (YORA SHAMAN, INDEPEADENT CLAIRVOYANT mages 0 a of be . SaVen Goren: he Ci ation t ewer, with the nee receiving basin a Jogor—1i. with the Board of Aldermen in adopting resolution that J) West Twentieth street, between Seventh and BI ‘ond, that (he Comptroller be directed to draw his warrant fesouthwest corner of the City Mail for the use of the Central | cnivers. be built im Fifty-sixth ween Fret and of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurrirg | cromwalke ve laid at tne intersections of 1idthy Iivth. 117th | avenies, contults on aii sauyects, ath metvonl wit si the Trustees of the said rican | tee of Fire Telecreps. Second avenues, commencing at ® point three hu ects diseases, pres-ribes remedies, and gives lava dred feet | with Board of Aldermen in adopting resolntion that Sixty + and J19th streets and Sec ue, also at the intersee- of the Nineteenth ward for the sum of $5,000, Which w mes ad connecting with the sewer in fifth aireet, between Eighth and Tentn avenues, ons of Math, Hoth a dvice On matters of life the suid Trustees in ald of the fund for the By Gounctin 2 © Sarena ih: onthe 5s Need tion of the Cretoa Aqueduct hon lated and graded, curbea, guttered, and Bidewalks fa, soliceln, ehaer the — ~ acme + wl souse on the granted or can: Resolve ea bivion to phos, dete f ordinance therefor be adopted. od @ apace (our feet wide through the centte thereof, Board, and that th OOK HERE —ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? Have weved to A socjety in thy ung resolution, the | given to Th vee they R aroy AE 3 around the tree on owlng Vote, vine e direction of the Street Commissioner, andthe accom | adopted. Deen deceived or triflet with? Mave your fond i emo a! to barged by the ¢ ‘oller 0 the account of | the seth rite * =< = ty, x4 Poa be beg f K odford, Jones prin ordinance therefor be adopted. hich was adopted by the following vow, viz — been biased by talse promises? If a, co to MADJ Donations 4 trow é rovdway, to remain daring pleasure of the Com: pper, Houghiatin, ow ich was adopted by the foliowing vote, viz:—- Afirmative—Couneilmes Hayes, Jones, Webster, Gross, | KOSS for advice ratinl a. Im love affairs ote White | was ‘ont by the following mon Council ¥, O' Belen, Cook Brice, | _Aflirmative—Couneilmen Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Webster, Repper, Houghtalin, Haviland, Gaw, MeGrath, | never Known to fail, She brings together thowy ‘nr Atte: Adermen Hene eferred tothe Committee on Streets, ; Gross, McConnell, Keyper, Horghtain, ‘Haviland, Gaw, el rice. Itasveil and Joyod= ted, and shows A correct Jikewess of fatnre busbar ; Bardy. Sester on and Ottlve coe By Coungiwoan Wererkn— Hecolvstion that the satary of the Registrar of Records | McGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, Russell and Ji yoe— er 1. Abecat friends. Lucky numbers free. No, 98 West Tw Negans lie eu Pox, Hali, MeCool, Chipp, Keaolved 18, Smith be and he is hereby per. | (Departinent of the City Inspector) be increased to 7. i Report of © . in favor of concurring th street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, M Froment ‘ariey— : phe mitted to io front of premises No. 6 Divi | thousand five hondred dollars per ananim, the sane to take ‘Report of Committee on Roads, in favor of concurring | with Board of Alderion in adopting resolution that Sixty- door, Rong the haseinent bet Bubs tly re dered and laid over. ure of ive Common Counetl, effect from the Ist day of January, Las, with the Board of Aldermen in adopting resolution th Ofth atreet, between Thint and Fifts avenues, be eulated | a POSITION —<MADAME Bill of Del & Wied ior (ornishing banquet to the Which waa referred to the Committee on Salaries ana | Sixty th, airset, between Righth and Jenth avenucs, be ded, under the direction ot the Street Commissioner, ADIES, NO IMPO! N=—MADA 4 Twentbet) reaiment New Yo ee. with resolution 3 @lficns. ed with Belgian or trapblock pavement, under the di- | and that (hr accompanylag ordinaace therefor be adopted. ogee yeas ane Aa — Ghat the Compr oiler be Cirected to draw his werent in fe . That p on be and it is herehy given to ‘ream dle, reciting that resolution was passed by Board of | rection of the Croton Aqueduet riment, aad the ae- ‘Which was adopted oy the Lotlowing Fote. vir. he tS watiral git. She te ; yor ¢ Dieli x Wiedman for one thonaand it ufty. 10 Keep a frult stam! on the southwest corner | Counellmen Replember 4, 1563 fi Aldermen Septem. | eompanying ordinance therefore be adopted, Afirmative-Councilmen Hayes, Jones, Webster, Gross, | touch at aes Hand minets-tw ar ne et, as the pleasure | ber 14, 1343, and approved by t byor September 17, 19nd, Wich was adopted by the following vole, viz-— McConnell, Repper, Moughtalin, Haviland, G of yey fe pd hodh-ig Beta! by Nathonal “ti rt witho tan ordinance being attached therrto, in order that Affir mativ e~Counciimen Hayes, Jones, Webster, McVay, | Murray. O'iirien, Cook, Brice. Russell aud Joyce—16, Aeent you Yeon Paiinent New Yow \o and charve the nt could be levied according to law; With reso. | Gross, McConnell, Repper, Hongbtalin, Haviland, Gaw, Negaiive—-Conneilnan Keenan Stes auvaee are igh ait Sepasl ACh Cavunsencies Yn nceilallal tne foregoing ontimance be adapte Mosrath Murray, O'Bried, Cook, Brice, Russell and | Report of Commirtes on Roads in favor of concurring | Beat Uevent - apred be tie vive the edewalk of Tenth avenue (weet aide) pted by the following vote, viz, = joycr—14 witn the Board of Aldermen in adopting the resolution U 3. JOUNSON, CLATRYOYANT PH¥s! 5. Mepmen Fox. 1 “Hah MaCool, Reed, thied street, be tinged full width, inen Hayea, Sandford, Jones, | Report of Committees on Roads, in favor of concurring | Pitty rigutn muieet, beteen ge ee a ip Ee We vers, Jeremial, Warly, OUiwe xneni Sireot Commissioner, and that the ross, Brady, McConvell Houghtalin, | with Board of Aldermen in adopupg resolution that Seven: | regulated, graded, curbed, guttered and jlageed & apace | Batoriay uutil 2 P. M., Monday: after 12M. y i refor be adgyite Gane Mecrain, Murray, De Uy-ninth street, between, Fenib avenue aod Broadway. ve | four feet wide, vrrough the eidewalks thereot, usder, the die 3 san roan Masterson ae neil and Joyee— reguinied, graded, curb and gutter stones set, and the side | re tion of the Street Commistioner, and (hat thejaccompany- eal ME RAY IS THE © ¥ une ws dread ° Poort of } an Resettte Reaolrtion of the Board of Aldermen, that the Street Com. | walks finaged four feet wi under the direction of the | ing ordinance therefore be adopte — yr t in this P= b 4 ioe ghee 1 FOr cANEUTTEHE “a | That) fiy pint street, between First and Se. | misstoner be directed to furnish for the odice of the Corpo: | Street Commiasioner, and tbat the accompanying ordinance hich was adopted by the following vote, vir == causes apeedy Let not the pubiie de derety: n OF Hoard oF 0 : he » | con nies, ve reg iaved aod graded under the direction | ration Attorney an Alum patent fireproof sate, therefor be atopted. AMrmative—Couneilmen Hayes, Jones, Webster, Grom, | those who preten’ A ‘of the furnre avenue toch * y y o vet Corgn: «stoner, and that the accompanying or. Which was lost for want of a suffeieat pumnber of votes as Which was adopted by the following vote, - McConnell, Repper, Houghtalin, Haviiand, Gaw, MeGratu, If vou wish the trath call on Madame RAY under the ‘irection ¢ - A t | Gin nee therefor be alopted follows, tia AllirmativeOounciimen Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Webster, | Murray. O'Brien. Cook, Hrtee, Russell aud Joyce~16, J we 6s ber ole ss and the accompanying or bs ort Whieh was laid oF Avrmative-Connelimen Gross, Brady, MeConnell Reps | Gross, MeCoboell, Kepper, Houghtalin. Haviland, Gaw, Negative—Counciiman Keenan—t. Beent og a Rhema We Be Fy Gounedinen Weire— oe per, Houghialla, Haviland: Gaw, Medrath, Murray, O'Brien, | Mevrath, Murray, O'lirien, Cook, Briee, Russell aad | Report of Committee on Road in fazor of adopting reso. concurred in 1 wing vote vin 2 st Une cur and gatter stones be set In aw | Cook, Krier sell and Joyoo—14, JoveemIi. Jution that the curb and gutter stones be set. and the side w cRIN TUR WORLD Mirmariee-céicemen YOR, Theory. Ha, Met 7 , Werhiaztoa Wert firects, where not | Negauy —~Coupedlmea Mayes, Keenan, Sandford, Jeno | Report of Committee on Roada, tn favor of concurring m tumgea'e syace of fourfeet wide where a Ee OAT EE PCO PTEON, as Pone, aueee chy el, Ryers ' Hasterson, Fro niet the direction Of the Bivens Commision Ne bsterat. with the Board of Aldermen in adopting resolution that | Fitty sixin street. between Firat and Second avenues, ihe apres enpadeace of an s@uarear ite ‘wig ; : fr, aod Goat the accompanying ordinance therefor be yeequently the vote was reconsidered and the paper laid | Seventy-sitih street from Filth avenue to East river, be re. | the aireetion of the Bireet Commissioner, aud What tbe 80: | restores krunken aud unfaithful lwebandat Bas « seeret tthe Stee arm be directed to | adopt and graded under (he direction of the Street Com: | company ing ordinance therefor Le adopted. make you beloved vy your hearts Idol, and brmgs toenthe ror engine #0 of « t i any Wlvch was laid orer, rtof Committee oa Roads, tn favor of concurring sioner, abd that the accompany ing ordinance therefor be Which was adopted by the following vow, vir i— thow long separated. Ladies 26 crate Residense w Pp da drain eoustruct aK to th REPORTS, weit the Board of Aldermen to, adopting resolutvon that the | adgpted. Amemative-Cyuncinen Hayes, Jones, Webster, Gross, | gyenue above Tweith street. ‘ oft of Commbitre on Ronis, to curb, de, NGatreet, be | Counsel to the Corporation le directed to take the ich was adopted by the following vote, vir— McConnell, Repper, Houghtailn, Haviland, Gaw, MeGrath, , sgevenser? Which was minyt d by the followin : tween Thint aod Fourth avenues, Jewal measures to lave the.Pi/th avenue, Afirmative—Connciimen Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Web. | Murray, O Brien, Cook, Brice, Russell and Jovoe—i6, HO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THETA FORTOR Al rugive-Akiermen Fox, evry itelt Me itch was iactover, to the exterior line on the Harlem river, open ater, Grows, M ei, Repper, Houghialin, Haviland, | NevativeCouncilman Keenan, Ww se, one_andall (9 eee Miss WELLINGTON | Chipe Mithell. Byers, Jered, fae Hers, Oot Rape nitiee on Sewers, to build sewer in Cornelia wud that the accompanying ordinal Gee, McGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brice, Russeliaod | Report of Committee oo Roads, In favor of conenrring | renowed Kngiiah Propheless, universally acknow lodgelh weil ond Fertey— 9. street, berreen FOr Rad Blereser streets, 4. doyor—t7 with Board of Aldermen tp ad pling resoiation that Eighty. | best of all Astrologiste, who goarentees to aeeure wo th Keport of Cynmitter on Aatoesine avor ynent Wich «ae lab t ) was adopted by the following vote, viz— Hteport uf Commitine on Roads in favor of adopting reso. | secoad street, from Highth to Tenth avenues, be Tequfat d | who consult her health, © and happiness, and warta ring witu the Roar of Cone me pling resovution (9 | Repertof Gomuaties on Finance, to pay claim of J. i. Atriauice—Connglinen Hares. Keenan, Jones, Webster, | tution teat the sidewalk on che wouih side of Twenty second | and graded, under the direetinn of, the Sueet ¢ fo impart to them Information of the utmost fmporr cenit ar tg nt : Gross MeQonnell, Reprer, Houghtaiy, iatiia street, petwren Second avemie and avenue A, be flagged | sioner. aud that the accompanying Ordinance therefor be | relative tolawaults, journeys, absent friends. love, © Wil pled oy thie, vhs Which was jald over. Meirath, Murray, O'Brien, Coox, jee, Ruse. full width where not already done under the direction of&he A. ship, m: ering bidden treasores, enemies and trovub Aue Aldermen For arg, Mell oot este CROW TS HOWOR TE WAROR 2. Street Commi-stover, Aud that the accompany iny, ordinance fact, of al) avaire in li'e fitrave soldiers, learn vour d Chinp, Miteheil, Kyers, Jer Harty, Masters received from his hone te Mayor, return auive—Conncilmen Santford and Rrady—2 therefor be adopted. Attirmatiy Hayes, jor, Lie or death, I you renk yo ‘4 Farley— " roiavion Ww Jonn Keinhold to place a port of Committee on Croton Aqueduct Department, in ‘Which was adopted by the foltowing vote, vir:— MeCenvell, Repver, Houwbtado, Haviland, Gaw, MeGrath, | febeity | not delay to viet or addres tion of Board of ¢ nn that seventy-three bis pla. par concurring with Board of Aldermen ‘n miopting | Adirmative--Covnellnea Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Web- | Murray, O'Brien, COok. liries, Ransell and Joyce ds, highly gifted and beantifn! vouns Indy, at 1 Sar overttine be allowel fe t uteastor for boildite @ | to be entered at leneth published on Jon that permision be rranted to the Trastees of the | ster, Grors, Mcconnell, Repper, Honahiain, Haviland Ne-ative—Counetlian Keenan—t, posite Kighth street. Mio W. isthe only person ti reek house for No.9, locaie! in Twerte-riehth strom poration papers and laid ¢o the table for ten | Leake and Wat's Orphan [loure to obtain pply of water | Gaw, Moirato, Muray, O Brieo, Covk, Briow, Russell aad Report of Con nitter Pubic Health, io favor of adopt ele who has the genuine Roman and Arabian tite: 1 Second aud Third avenues. the time ro be at iin the Croton Aqueduct, pursuant to their applicadon Juyoe—17. ing resolution thar t ¢ vacant ots on the #0) Side of Nine. | Jove, good luck and bowinees afaire—warranted for! of ter contractor pariulttin> the company 16 PAPERS FROW THE ROARD OF ALORRWEN provided, the Croton Aqueduct Department shall deen the port of Committee on Roads, In favor of concurring | teenth aueet between First avenue and avenue A, be fenced | Locky numbers given. a also ove py the bitiding before he ha’ com his contract olution. oat the leton poll of the Bieventh Kivetion | mane proper: an! thie mater Is revere! to that Depart | with Board of Aldermen in adopting resovition that the | in immediairiv, under tae direction Of tie Sireet Commis nee, Druin eas cured Attorman HARDY presented the followhus resolution axa tof the Seventh ward be held at No. 279 Monroe | ment. with power to @etry such permission, upon ite curd and gatier stones be sol and reset ia Seventieto street, | sioner, and that the accompacying Ordinance thercior oe 4 reelai ned, gebetinte = e proval by fi, inte eee, upon auch tren taiwan Third and Poarch avecues where decvwsary. under | arapter errr gy Re That the Comptrofier he and he is herohy avth: Which wns concurred In Psi rletiaite ae (bat deporiment shall ernst the ditee ton of the 8 ret Commierioner, and that the ac Which wae nied by the following +h howe =MADAME WIDGBR OLAIRVO! na rected to dew his warriet ti (icomat Reward | Reamiithim. the! Ue #eeiion pall of the Pirst Rie-tion Dis | eat avin fom) angina, artinaner therelor be adinted Asirinatty nelmnen Mayes J 165 i <uanien Indy gS een Mae a house for the ve of tof te # changed fram No. i Trvon row i |” \ ° holoctogy Wh er was alowed by the fo Liwing vat r= Mion R aii i . oe h ahve Ws n tiny Hany onee We hetor rar, O m ¢ il diseases, vetis lu Hark anv Lad Ny st Wend excess yi (een of toe 1” Which wai fred it, teas Weosuer, Crom, Brady and forty ts Oo: ' } Gross MeGounad Renver, iowestala, Haviiend, Gaw. Neeatiy e—Counciiman Keenan | Or stoien, ae onnel Kep,